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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1920)
[ Your Business PER52ML L..OCA1L Your business is just as ini|H>rtant to you as John I». Rockefeller's business is to him. I. S. vtorrinon. of la*luu<i. la stop Nellie Utley left this morn ing for a visit In Glendale ¡mil ex , plug at the Oxford while spending a 1 tew days In tho city. peels to lie gone for several days RdCantles* of tile line of I> u .* ìiichs you follow and rv» Kiuil l*i*el. tho Ashland implement Try Dr Tompkins trentments for gardlo» of the sise of your business, you n«xxl the advant disease of the bladder 44tf j man. is spending tho day In the oily age of modem banking fuciliti«-« such as we furnish • Ivan Howell, of Portland. I- v» alteiidinx to busine/s manors K. M. Warner. A. E. Horry and C iting tn the city for a few days with ■ U. Tynan. Seattle mining men. are at <»| hh your account here. relatives and friends. lhvllan-1 looking over some propor John D. Morgan and family, of ties. l-Vlls. urt* stopping at the Western Mr and Mrs J Z lÿiuoett, of U>s hot el for a few days [ Angele©, ar«» local visitors Cor a few MTMOl M Big Values in Tailoring I hat Mr. and Mm. C. C. Trauchall and - days and are making their homo al irn.su HKsr.wvr Shadduck and wile hu\e taken 11. A. SV s Tl M 1 tho Oxford Satisfies OF SOUTHERN OREGON rooms al the Western tor the sum .Mias Marie Campbell, W<>rknMMu4ù|i »»f ths* iUKhr*»l quality by thial <»l<1 I been visiting (ter slater. Mrs. Gér fini» Herbert MeKeii.-ie. now with Mar i trmle Tucker ât Takilma, for shall-Wells of rortkmd. but former ; ¡vast two mqnths, returned to At llie sign < <>r ly a resident of this city. Is In the -home In thia city Saturday Ye Jolly \ party composed of Mr and cite today Com«* in anil t 11 m * new a>»l nljjlrw Utile Tailor I M M. Riggs. Mr. and Mrs Roscoe E. K. and W. C. Penoyar. of .Med GEO 8 CALHOUN lord, spent the day here .itteiiding to , Bratton. Mrs Chas Clayton and Al Nearly sixteen yeers oxc I im I vo local dawfa-r. busiuess and getting cooled eff a lit .1 Martineau left thia afternoon tor j Crater laike to remain for a few tle from the Bear croek heal BUYS CASE TRAITOR .Mr. and .Mrs W. 3. Tucker. Wil | days. .Mrs Frank isoetx. Mis Mas Huber liam -E. Garwick aud Jos«n>h H. NEEDED MORE POWER HMl IRRI Campbell return©*! to their homes at and Mr. and Mrs .Al. J. Martineau made a flying trip to iTater Lake GATION PUMP Takilma Sunday evening. William H. Jenkins left this moru over the week end. They want up lug for Esconlido. Cal., where he will Saturday and returned BURNS KEROSENE « visit for a short time with his son. ' night. For Men and Women Wanted -Hop pickers Picking Edward M. Jenkins for Vacation Trip« T. Howey, who has been in the city commences .Algsst 30 at Knox A Bur tor several days looking after bus dick ranch five miles down river; iness matters, returned this morning free transportation to ranch for those unable to camp. Paying 11.50 per : to San Francisco. market, Mr and Mrs. J J. Enright arrived hundred -Apply Temple CASE TRAITORS ARE BUILT FOR from Tacoma this morning for a vtjril phone 134 or address A. F. Knox tf THOSE WHO WANT THE BEST George Kroh, of New York. here with their daughter. Mrs. H W. [spending a couple of days In the Webber. Mrs. E li. Richardson returned to with Ills father. R E Kroh her home at Iceland this morning af- I Kroh is now connected with ter visiting here with relatives tor ■ Pennsylvania Sugar Refining com- tsiny and handles a large percentage [ several days .Misses Helen and Gruee Huntley I of the company's business. He will ferived this morning from Goldfield I leave tomorrow for San Francisco I Reserved Seats, >1.00 Plus War Tax, at Horning’s Nev., and will visit at Thev lew with and Ivue Angeles Hatnmermlll Bond tn all colors at I the A. fl Voutant family. •ICutex” for the nails Sabin has it. the Courier office. TH/f?ry w/?o Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Martin left 7c (MIO IM* SfASOH Saturday for Portland where they Will Attend Conference-— Star Picnic— will spend a week visiting. They Envoy and Mrs. <A. A. Gray, of the Wednesday evening at 6 p. m. in are making the trip by automobile local post of the Salvation Army, left Riverside park. Members and their Mrs. J D. MacVicar and daughter. this morning for Seattle where they families and visiting members are in- Kathryn, are visiting with friends in will attend the Salvation Artny coun [ vited to come with well-filled has the city for a few days. .Mr. .Mac cils which will be held in Seattle this UNTIL TOMORROW NIGHT - kets. This picnic in honor of Mrs. Vicar was here for a short time but week While Envoy and Mrs Gray ONLY I Bobzien who leaves soon for Settle. continued -on his way to Portland. are gone, the work here will be In They are stopping at the Josephine. charge of locals William Sinclair, SwinuiUng Beach Enjoyed— Mrs. H. E Christy and children. a baritone singer who recently Join- i Yesterday was a very popular day Verner and Ruth, returned to their ed the looal ¡»ost. will sing at each ; with the swimmers of the city and home at Klamath Ralls this mornig. meeting of the Army. the municipal bathhouse was taxed They have been visiting with Mrs. i to its capacity to fill the needs of all Christy's brother. A. B. Reagan, at \iiniial Picni. Tutwday, lugu-l | the bathers. The beach was liued Selma. The annual picnic of the 8. B ! with spectators who found the breeze Mr. and Mrs. Charles ^<lair have -along the river refreshing. A large left on their vacation. They started formerly the K and L. . of 3 , which HIGHLY .AMUSING— | number of Medford and Ashland yesterday morning for Eugene i nd was to have been held July 23, will CLEVERLY STAGED— I people were down to get cooled off. will also make stops at Salem and be held at Riverside park next Tues OF IT/ IRRESISTIBILE STAR las the highway has made it ¡«ossible Portland. They will be gone about day evening All members and fam ilies also Junior members and fam to make the trip in very little time. two weeks. IN THE The temperature of the water is now Mr. and Mrs. Bert Eastman, who I ilies are Invited to bring baskets of about 73 degrees. have been visiting with relatives In food and come for a good time. SO WORLD the city for the | ¡>ast two weeks, re Highway Is Opened— turned to their home at Portland I Market MaeU-r Her”— The Pacific Highway to Rogue Saturday ¡Mr. and Mrs. Eastman * Mr. and Mrs. Squire F. Du-liee, of ■ River has been thrown open to traf- formerly lived In this city. | lx>ng Beach, were local visitors for a Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Tucker. Mrs. 1 few days this week They were also | lie. the “road closed" sign being tak en down Saturday evening. Since AV. N. Campbell and two daughters. j guests at the home of their daughter, I that time a steady stream of tour- Misses Myrtle and Marie, William E. | ! Mrs. A. D. Krytror. at Kerby. Mr. I ists and joy riders has been passing Garwick and Joseph H Campbell ' DuRee is municipal market master ¡over the road The highway to Ash went to Ashland Saturday evening by at l-ong (Beach and is making the land is now complete except for the auto, reporting a very enjoyable trip. trip through northern California strqtch lietween Rogue River and Mrs J. A Gaslhi, Mlse Mildren and Southern Oregon to •secure data Gold Hill, which is in very good con Sparhawk and Lynden Sparhawk re on the public markets. He Is also dition. The opening of this part of turned to Portland Saturday evening getting quotations on produce. the highway eliminates one of the after spending the summer In Grants Du Roe says that ho finds living con- MEN'S MlflLIN NIGHT SHIRTS worst roads in Southern Oregon, the Pass. They expect to return here ; ditions in Southern Oregon III neh Rogue River detour being filled with In about a week and will remain here ! cheaper than in Southern California AND COOL UNDERWEAR AT PRICKS THAT J chuck holes and dust until the middle of September. D. A. G. Collie-McNiell who has been here for the past week waiting You Tell Iler— BORN Murphy, September 1 WfBLE To Mr. and Mrs Arthur for the steelheads to start taking tho you phone Gilmore’s st >re Wible, Monday. Aug-ist 16, a son. Uy. left this morning for Rogue Elk i on the upper Rogue. Ho will remain ber. 103 N. SIXTH ST. there with hfs family until about the MRS. COX AND HER BABE first of September. Protznian Bound Over— Mlse Pearl Getty and Mis# Hazel The preliminary hearing of Byron Overton from San Francisco. are Protzman, accused of a statutory Many Tourist« Hero— the city park. The motorcycle visiting their relatives, Mrs. Geo. charge by his stepdaughter, was The auto park Is rilled to capacity run into by a -Medford car Baer, and Mrs. John Moore, of Three held this morning and the evidence every day with auto fourists who Swoape was thrown under tho Pines, and expect to remain until the was such that he was bound over to stop horn to enjoy tho awimmlng. The auto passed over his arm first of September. the grand Jury and ball was placed Grants Pass has tho only camp back but did not Injure him more at 31000. has practically confessed ground In this part of tho state than bruising him a little. The mo- to every charge brought against which can -offer a good Hwlmming tor-cycle was badly smashed up. him by his stepdaughter and the beach right on the edge of the camp. case against him is very strong. It Ifan'kn Visits Hero- is not probable that he will be able May Sturt Association— Henry Harcko, formerly manager Founded on the game of love to secure ball. E. W. Kehrlle, who is sent here by of the Oregon theater, la In the city as played by a resourceful man the government In the interest of for the day visiting with friends. and an equally resourceful cow testing associations, Is’ confer- Mr. liarko has bean traveling over woman. ring today with County Agent Mil I ho coast since he left hero but will ler. Mr. Kehrlle states that they are ho In San Francisco for the next Investigating the advisabllly of Stirl month. He came here today wlfti f. ing an assoc!afon of this kind In Ao- A. Robin, who mot him In Medford. OOMING! sephlno county. They report that the highway be tween Rogiftv River and Grants Pass BRYANT W Now Selling (tars— fi»a been closed for the day but will James Uum. who recently sold probably be opened again tomorrow. his Interest In tho Peerless Cloth- There was a stretch of several hun- White Aretii. Iw.ilflbv “IT PAYS TO ADV I MU SE» Ing store to Roscoe Bratton, started dred feet that remained to bo paved. gums «nd a clean iribiifli In this morning to demonstrate the .Nash and Chevrolet automobiles. Weather G<-ttlng W;irtr»«-r— A good liberal tube for intercstii;.: - -ilv of Mrs. Junies Everett Bradford will he in the 25c M. Cox, wife -it’ iMmocratlc wnn- The mercury rooms to have the NOTICH Peerless until the first of the month habit Yesterday It wont up enothor •lldste for pre 'limit. and her llttie 'ENGRAVED •impounded August 7th, One bla k I daughter, Anne. When not engneed when Karl Winetrout will again degree and touched 104. This Is still mare about nine years old, white left I with the care of her child. Mrs. Cox résume his old position. cool compared with the temperature hind foot, welgttt abcut 1000 pounds. devotes her time to ii vegetable and In the upper part of the valley. Mod- Can be seen at Grants Pass Feed Hower garden with which she hus had Motorcycle W. ia DomollslMNl— ford was the hottest place tn the Harn. Owner can recover property great success. Sells Drugs and Books The motorcycle driven by Thomas United States last rFrtday with the by Identifying and paying costs. Swoape was completely wrecked yes temperature of 103. Today threat CHIEF OF POLICE, Bill of Salo blanks at the Courier TAe JVtoas terday when 1t was In a mJtup with ens to surpass the record of vostor< Grants Pass, Ore. ( Bill of Sale blanks at the Courier an automobile near the entrance to day. LHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK FRED HYDE of MURPHY Proper Clothing Irrigates for $1 Less per acre Peerless Clothing Co OPERA HOUSE, Saturday, Aug. 21 Rogue River Hardware Co GEORGIA OREGON /OMiy 1 SHOW KIMD ¿I and lOi’dheslpd WZITCM FOR THE STREET RdRZÏDE Shoes for the Family Ethel Clayton W O () 1) W A K I) 1 More Deadly Than The Male It is no trouble to wash Thor KLENZO Dental Creme Electric PAUL’S Electric Store CLEMENS
