Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-09-30

Kerby, We're Grants Pass business
visitors Tuesday,
P, NJ Nelson went to Gallce Tues.
day, where he will spend a few days
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, Dan Green came up
from Galice Tuesday to spend few
days in town.
Ed Smith returned to Woodville
Monday afternoon, after a short visit
with relatives In Grants Pass.
Mr., ard Mrs. w. A. Wing, of Wal
do, were Grants Pass visitors Tues
day, returning to their home We'd
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. M Heron, of
Junction City spent Monday In
Grants Pass, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c, c. Presley.
Elmer Horning arrived here Tues
day from Toledo, Ore, to visit with
his brother, Herman Horning, and
wife of this city
F B. Olding and Will Ahlf went
Ito Gold Hill Monday afternoon on a
business trip, returning to Grants
Pass in the evening.
Rev. J. II. Dills, formerly pastor
of the NJ. f. church (South) of this
city, has been transferred to the
Williams circuit,
Miss Alice ]. Sparlin, of Po tland,
who is spending her vacation with
her relatives at Applegate, visited
friends in Grants Pass Tuesday,
Mrs. b, F. Seaton, of Merlin, spent
Tuesday in Grants Pass shopping
with the merchants and visiting
friends.
Mrs II. b. Walter and daughter,
of Riddle, spent Tuesday in Grants
Pass, returning to their home in the
evening.
f. S. VanDyke returned Tuesday
evening from klamath Falls, where
he has spent the past few days at
tending to business matters,
r. Reynolds, recent arrivel from
Colorado, went to Medford Tuesday
evening, but expects to return to this
city to make his permanent home.
See us at the fair in rest booth No.
l. Cramer Bros.
w A, Mccormick, who has spent
the past few days in this city visit
ing with II. G, Kinney and family,
left Tuesday morning for his home
Jack and James Bratton and Fred
Blackman went to West Fork Mon
day morning, where they will pack
into the mountains for 10 days
hunting trip,
r. d. Cady, pastor of the Kerby
NJ. Il. church, returned Tuesday
morning from Hillsboro, where he
had been In attendance at the con-
ference held at that place.
A. n. Mcvay, Of Kerby, who owns
the Illinois Valley creamery. came
into Grants Pass Wednesday with n
load of fresh butter for the Grants
Pass merchants.
We have just received a large line
of Garland Heaters, the worlds best,
at Cramer Bros,
Miss Jessie Donaldson, who has
spent the past four weeks with he'd
sister, Mrs II, L. Herzlnger, Of this
city, left Monday evening for Port
land, where she goes to finish her
course OF study in the Portland busi-
ness college
T. j. MacGrath, Of Green Bay,
Wis, arrived here Wednesday to
spend a week with his daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Morphy, Of the Granite Hlll
mine.
Give your order for Rose Bushes,
Bulbs, etc, at booth No. ], TO Cra-
mer Bros.
4 bumper made Of granite is I'm
course of construction at the end Of
the house track IN front Of the old
depot at the Sixth street crossing
The bumper viii be four feet high
and four feet across, and will pre-
vent the cars from running out in
TO the streets when they are switch
ed on 10 this track
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Marlow and thil-
dren returned 10 their home near
Hornbrook, on the klamath river.
Thursday morning, after spending
several days in Grants Pass
Rose Bushes Bulbs and Sweet
Peas at Portland prices when order
ed Of Cramer Bros
Every evening the streets are fill-
ed with lady equcstrlans who are
training for the parade to be given