Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-07-28
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Game wardens Gene Wright and
Fred Merrill left today for the noun
talns near Galice, where they will
spend two weeks.
Jesse Shaffer Of Kerby, was 9 Wis
itor to Grants Pass Sunday.
Ed Kerkhof, who has spent the past
several months with his mother and
sisters In Grants Pass, left Monday
for Colorado.
o. +. Moons and family of Astoria,
are late arrivals in Grants Pass, VINO
are spending a few days here on
business and pleasure.
Mrs. r. A. N. Reymers returned
to Grants Pass Sunday evening after
an absence of several months. She
and her daughter, Miss Minnie, have
been visiting at Roseburg, Portland
and Newport since leaving here and
will now go TO klamath Falls to spend
the remainder OF the summer with
Mr.. Reymers and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Adams.
II you are going to need paint,
yarnlsh, anything within year, this
Is the time to buy. See ad Lund's.
5o7 r street 2G1
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Disbrow have
returned from their weeks camping
trip spent near the farm of Mr.. Dis
brow's father on Savage creek, where
delightful rest was enjoyed.
Lee Calvert and two children went
to Portland Sunday to visit with
friends.
Miss Farrie Holley of Seattle is
spending the summer with her sis
ter, Mrs. Fred G. Cutler of this city.
Miss Holley has spent the past sever
al weeks visiting at various points
in California.
H. s. Wooley of Wooleyport, went
to Portland Sunday evening after
spending several days here.
sr. Mabel Haines and baby left
Sunday evening for Candy, called to
that place by the illness of Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Oium, Mr., and
Mrs. Adamsqn and Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Fahs spent Sunday at Woodville on
A picnic excursion, going up on the
train and returning to
Grants Pass on the evening motor.
Lund Is selling out-quitting the
business. This is your chance to
ave money. Lund's. 507 c st. 261
Mrs. A. C. RELY went to Portland
Sunday, where she will visit with her
laughter and view the first fall styles
If millinery During her absence
Mrs Ernest Lister will have charge
If the Chapeau here,
Perrie Cunning went to Roseburg
Sunday, where he will remain indefi-
lltely
Nox-l-cide disinfects and kills the
germs. Mixes with water and is
heap and effective. Use 1t now and
prevent disease. For sale by Cramer
Bros.
Miss Lillian Hubert returned Sun
lay evening from a visit with rela-
ives at Woodvllle,
Eight of the Grants Pass young
people enjoyed picnic and water
melon feast at the Ament dam Sun
lay. The trip was made to apd from
he dam by the motor and the whole
lay was spent at this popular picnic
sport Those In the party were Misses
FanChon Shinn, LaCosta Mangum,
Hazel Gillette. Alma Woke, Messrs.
Guysbert Harvey, Fritz Dean, Guy
and Tom Gerber.
c. II. Palmer has severed his con-
nectlon with the Southern Oregon
Supply company store, his place be-
ing taken by j. c. Forbes, recently
from Reno, Nevada, Mr. Forbes will
have charge OF the dry goods depart
ment Mr.. Palmer has not yet decid-
ed what line of business he will enter.
Mrs. Tom Fuson returned Sunday
evening from vacation OF three
weeks spent with relatives at Ashland
aud Medford
Mrs, j II, Kelsey OF this city Is the
grower OF beautiful specimens OF a
Japanese lily known to botanlsts AS
lillum auratum, One splendid bloom
sent to The Courier office shows the
handsome flower to perfection. It Is
large, its iyory-whlte petals being
thlckly studded with yellow and Grim
son spots, while In the center Of each
potol Is gold band fading at It's
edge into white, II is also frag-
rant bloom.
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