Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-04-29
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL

A w. T. Perry went to Merlin We'd
nesday morning.
G. d. Howell, of Woodville, was a
Grants Pass visitor Monday, return
ing home on the afternoon train.
Fred Cook returned to his home
in this city Sunday evening, after
three weeks spent in klamath Falls.
Miss Alice Smith visited over Sun
day with her mother, returning to
her school at Merlin in the evening.
Mrs. C. E. Cottrell and Mrs. E.
Eaton left Monday afternoon for
Ashland, where they go to visit for a
time.
Tobacco Leaf Extract and Whale
Oil Soap at Demaray's. 4-S-4t
S. Hammill came up from Hugo to
spend Sunday with his wife in this
city. He returned to Hugo Sunday
evening.
Gloves, Tents and Wagon Sheets
at cost. Yellow Sweat Pads, 35c.
Good Solid Hame Straps, for 25c
l. F. Settle, 4O6 S. 9Th. 4-292t
Mrs. w. E. Everton and little
daughter, Louise, left Wednesday for
Merlin, where they are visiting at
the Everton farm home for a short
time.
Chas. Snow returned last week
from the Applegate country, where
he had been at work. He went to
Woodville Friday to spend the day
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Coe arrived here
| from Wooster, Ohio, to spend the
summer in this city. Mr.. Coe is a
brother of r. L. and Miss Mary Coe,
of this city.
Miss Anna Morris returned to her
home at Turner, Ore, on Wednes-
day morning, after visiting for sew
eral weeks with her aunt, Mrs. e. P.
Dixon, of this city.
Cash Hendricks went to the head
of Grave creek Wednesday morning
to join his brother-in-law, e. R.
Crouch, on his mining property. He
expects to spend most of the sum-
mer there.
1t pays to trade at the Cash Shoe
Store. 4-22-tf
Geo. Johnson, who for the past
year has been in the employ of the
Curtis Jewelry Co., of this city, left
Sunday evening for Roseburg, where
he goes to take a similar position
with a jeweler Of that place.
Vice-President Simons, of the AL
media mine at Galice, was Grants
Pass visitor last Friday. Mr. Simons
returned to Portland in the evening,
after having transacted business in
this city in connection with the min,
ing property.
Mrs. J. NJ Tetherow returned Sun
day from San Francisco, where she
had been to visit her sister. She was
accompanied home by her sister, who
has been in very poor health and
comes to this city with the hope of
receiving benefits from our health
full climate.
The famous Alaskan refigerators
at the Grants Pass Hardware Co.
Charley Moore and Carroll Gill
lette have boat houses at the foot of
Eighth street and are ready for the
boating season Of 1910. Both of
these young men are fond Of river
sports and are setting a good ex-
ample to others. There is no finer
or more healthful exercise than is
to be found on the river.
The Courier plant is being greatly
improved with up-to-date appliances
and office accommodations These
improvements are necessary in car
ling for the increased business which
the large additions to the population
of the county and city demand. Our
friends from near and far are invited
to call at the Courier home, where
they will always be welcome.
Grants Pass Hardware Co. has just
received a carload Of up-to-date Bug
,,as and Road Wagons. 4-1-4t