FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1909.
THE ROGUE RIVER COURIER.
PAGE FIVE
SCENIC
OREGON
In these days, when the
beauties of the landscape
all over the country are
being searched out and
counted in the value of a
land purchase, it calls to
our attention that, go
where you will, the scenic
attractions of our fair
Oregon can hardly be
equalled. While we talk
of our fruits and flowers,
the mines and timber,
and our balmy climate,
let's not forget our coun
try picturesque. We have
recently been fortunate
in securing a quantity 01
writing tablets on each
sheet of which is a pic
ture of some well known
Oregon scene.
These tab-
,... of good paper
and the price is only 10c
each. What could be
more acceptable in writ
ing your eastern friends?
For Sale by
Sabin, xsho
Drug'g'ist
Dr. Baumer, of Independence,
Kan., spent several days In our city
this week, leaving for his home
Thursday. While here he purchased
through the Elmer Shank real estate
firm 16 acres of the Dimick orch
ard, west of town. The doctor was
the guest, of J. W. Lucas while In the
city and he was so well pleased with
this part of the west that he expects
to return here with his family this
fall to make this place his home.
PERSONAL AX1 LOCAL
Try your luck at Sabin's Satur
day Mrs. Geo. Colwell and three child
ren left Wednesday for Herman
Cal.
Arthur Conklln went to Portland
Monday evening on a short business
trip.
Chas. Welter and family left re
cently for a trip to the Seattle fair
by auto.
Mrs. Hilton Smith came up from
Grave Wednesday to spend a few
days with relatives and friends.
I Al McKenzie left Tuesday even
ing for Portland and Seattle where
he will visit friends and take in the
fair.
I D. G. Robertson, residing three
and a half miles southwest of Mer
lin, was in the city the first of the
week.
i
I Come in and select your heat
1 stove early while you have a large
line to select from. Hair-Riddle
Hardware Co.
Misses Bess McColm and Oro Wlll-
;son returned Saturday evening from
1 I .1 J j o . ,ii
luiiiauu mm oeauie, wnere tney
spent two weeks visiting friends and
attending the fair.
Herman Wallace, who for the past
few weeks has been on the Klamath
Weed run as S. P. baggageman, is
again on his old run between this
city and Dunsmuir, Cal.
Mrs. Geo. Tetherow and baby re
turned Wednesday from Glendale,
where they had been since Sunday,
the guests of Mrs. Tetherow's cous
in, Mrs. L. A. Messing.
W. S. Kalter, an architect of Port
land, spent a few days in the city
visiting A. N. Parsons and sister, Dr.
Parenteau. Mr. Kalter was from
U PHCNE Y 0 U R
ORDERS I
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
H f HH UU
Economy Jar Caps at Hair-Riddle
Hardware Co.'s.
Mrs. Carl Centner went to Seattle
Tuesday evening to attend the fair.
There's only one "FLASH," be
ware of injurious imitations.
Mrs. Dr. Farra, of Corvallis, is in
the city the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Frankie Graham.
Mrs. C. E. McLane and little son
went to Woodville Thursday to visit
relatives for a few days.
You're lucky if tenth at Sabin's
Saturday.
t
W. R. Reld and wife and Harry
Starr and family left Tuesday for a
trip to Crescent City by automobile.
G. A. Whelpley, of Medford, re
turned to that city Wednesday aft?r
a few days with friends in this city.
Mrs. Lola Allen arrived Saturday
from Oakland, Cal., to visit her
mother, Mrs. Edith Rehkopf.
Miss Lucy Harmon went to Hugo
Wednesday evening to visit for a
few days with friends.
Miss May Anderson, of Cottage
Grove, arrived here Wednesday to
visit with her friend, Miss Lottie
DeArmond.
Miss Laura Mitchell returned
Monday evening from Weed, Cal.,
where she had been to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. William Blair.
Pres. Newbury of the United Con-per-Gold
Co., of Pickett Creek, was
a visitor to that property Sunday,
Mr. Nefvbury resides at Salem.
The Misses Ruth, Stella and Edna
Hamlin returned Wednesday to their
home at Medford, after three weeks
spent with their grandmother, Mrs.
Heston, of this city.
Mrs. David Scott and two daugh
ters left Wednesday for San Fran-
4. 4, i.
PERSONAL AN' I) IX)CAL
T. K. Anderson was a visitor from
Ashland Tuesday.
Mrs. C. Carder, of Medford, 13
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jackson, for
a week or more.
J. H. Hathaway and Mr. Morey left
Thursday morning for a two weeks'
hunting trip at Bybee springs.
Mrs. Geo. S. Calhoun and son re
turned Tuesday from a few weeks'
visit with relatives at Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. McKotn left
Wednesday for Herman, Cal., where
they expect to make their future
home.
It removes pitch, paint, ink and
fruit stains and grease of any kind
in a "FLASH," leaves the hands soft
and white.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Truax and fam
ily returned last Friday from New
port where they Bpent a most enjoy
able outing.
Miss Ida Robertson and little
niece, Marie Everton, visited over
Thursday with Grants Pass friends,
returning to their home at Merlin
Thursday evening.
Water Power Washing Machines
that are guaranteed to work and do
good work for sale by Halr-Rlddle
Hardware Co. Prices $20, $25 and
$30.00. Sold on installments.
Miss Fearl V. Barker has return
ed to Grants Pass after spending the
past three months at Seattle. Miss
Barker Is Instructor in English in '
LOCAL ITEMS 4
Samuel Bowden went to Woodville
Thursday.
Chicago and Is an old friend of thejclsco, after a visit here with Mrs.
Parsons family. He returned to , Scott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E.
Portland Monday. jMcKoln. After visiting for a few
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Cramer left da'8 ,n San Francisco Mrs. Scott and
Monday evening for a two weeks' daughters will go to Nevada to Join
stay at Portland with Mrs. Cramer's , Mr- Scott.
sister, Mrs. Chas. Hays. They were MIbb Emllle Callahan returned
accompanied by Miss Grace Hays, Tuesday from Dayton, O., and will
who has spent the past two months j take her place as teacher In the
Grants rass puunc scnoois Septem
ber 13. Miss Callahan was nccom-
Mr. and Mrs. John Stricklevlch
left Wednesday evening for Portland.
You may be the lucky 10th at
Sabin's.
Every tenth purchase at Sabln'p
Drug Store Saturday will receive p
'ox of confectionery.
Mrs. F. J. Alexander, of Medford,
visited friends for a few days this
week In Grants Tass.
Mrs. S. Tatterson arrived here
Wednesday from Marshfleld where
she has been visiting with friends.
There were 15 marriage licenses
Issued form the clerk's office of
this city during the month of August,
Miss Jessie Hale returned Satur
day from a month's vacation trip
spent at Klamath Falls.
Miss Dora Mitchell, of Murphy,
arrived here Wednesday and Is a
guest at the home of Miss Iva Mc
Arthur on Foundry street.
Miss Edith Bannnrd returned
Thursday from Dothan where she hns
spent the summer with Mr. and Mrs.
Donnell.
Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Walker and
little son and Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
White and baby returned Monday
from their camping trip which was
spent near Hell Gate. They report
a most enjoyable time.
M. L. Sill has been very 111 at his
home on 5th street with appendicitis
and as soon as he is able to be re
moved to the South Pacific hospital
Dr. Loughiidgo will operate on him
for relief from the disease.
Miss Marlon White, of Cottage
i EASY
' SEAL J .
the High school.
Cheap wood, factory blocks and
kindlings block, single load $2.75;
4 loads $10.00; kindlings, 65c, 3 for
$1.50. H. Huck Wood Yard, 109
W. H street. Phone 434. 6-25-tf ;Grove( arrlved hcre Tuesday to vlBlt
Dr. VanDyke, who has spent the
past three months In a Portland
Schram Jar
Is the Best Jar
WIDE MOUTH
CLEAR WHITE GLASS
EASY TO SEAL
EASY TO OPEN
Cramer Bros.
Odd Fellows Block
1ASY
for a few days with her old school J
friend, Mrs. Will Moore, and with
To me
WHITE HOUSE GROCERY
for the New Sanicap
Mason Jar Covers
round edge, will not cut the
rubber, cheaper and better
in every way, will fit any
Mason or Ball Jar.
Handy Jar Wrenchjfor
Mason Jars
10c
Economy Jars, Economy
Covers, Vacum Covers,
Fruit Wax Parafine, Fluted
Tumblers 40c per dozen.
Special in Mason Glass Jar
r 1 Af.
vaps regular iuc per jr
OL
in Grants Pass.
Miss Nora Macintosh arrived Wed
nesday evening from Worthlngton,
Ind., to spend a month or more with
her cousin. Mrs. D. J. Manuel. Miss
Macintosh has been a teacher In the I
public schools of Vlneennes, Ind.,
for the past 12 years and is nnw tak-1
ing a much needed rest.
Robert N. McLean returned Wed-1
nesday from Portland, where he oc
cupied the pulpit of the Third Pres
byterian church during the month's
absence of the regular pastor. He
was accompanied by Rev. Mr. Crom-
ley, an Auburn seminary friend who
has a pastorate at Sprlngwater, Ore., j
and who will spend a few days visit- j
ing.
There was a severe electrical
storm at Thrall, Cal., Tuesday morn- j
ing which did considerable damage j
to the town. Among other damage i
panled to this city by her sister,
Miss Nell Callahan, who will spend
the winter here.
.Will Gagnon, a former Grants
Pass boy, has purchased a drug store
at Fairbanks, Alaska, and has gune
into the business for himself. While
In this city four years ago Mr. Ong
non was drug clerk at the Clemens'
drug store and his many friends here
congratulate him on his success in
securing a business of his own.
The windows of Hendricks & Son,
the real estate men, are very attrac
tively decorated this week with
fruits. One window especially shows
a very tasteful arrangement of
strawberry vines growing in earthen
pots and covered with berries. The
display Is very nent and does the
gentlemen credit.
Rev. Frederick Bartlett returned
sanitarium for the benefit of his. Miss Alice Smith. Miss White left
health, returned to his home here ! Thursday for Medford where she
Thursday morning much improved ! holds a position as teacher In the
in health and looking fine, 'Medford public schools.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Allen and faml- Mrs. R. L. Dlsbrow and son. Stew-
ly, who have been In the city visiting
with Mr. Allen's brother, Lynn Allen,
departed Thursday on their return
trip to their home in the southwest
part of Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bruell, of Red
fields, S. D., arrived here Wednesday
to visit with Mrs. Brnell's father, S.
H. Rlggs, and family. They were
joined at Portland by Mrs. Uracil's
brother, G. A. Rlggs, wife and two
children, who will also visit here.
II. A. Corliss and family left this
Friday for Portland to visit with
friends and will also attend the Se
attle fair before returning. Miss
Hazel expects to remain In Portland
and take a course In drawing before
returning to her home here.
Our neighbor city, Woodville,
seems to be on the boom. A new
brick school house and a new bridge
are under construction and W. R.
Seaman Is putting up a new store
art, arrived In this city Thursday
from Vancouver, B. C. Stewart has
been ill with typhoid fever at that
place and bis mother was summoned
to his bedside several weeks ago. Ho
has now so far recovered that ho
was able to be brought home and
w)ll remain here until he hns re
gained his strength. They visited
the Seattle fair en route home,
doz. now.
NEW ARKIVALS-
Tillmans Olive Oil in Glass, 30c
and 50c absolutely pure.
Sinclairs Salad Oil 35c per quart.
Duhecs Salad Oil in gallon tins.
toye
White House
Grocery
done was the burning of the South- i NVpdn(JS(lay ' from ft flvo ww,kB. nil.
ern Pacific depot. mis. nowcu-r, i . . f Crescent City
was probably not so much of n dam-' northward a8 far as Coos Hay, ,
age as a benefit to the town, as the . ni))(8 , Hn(f1
building was a rough affair and It nn(J hM nparJv 2f) K(,rvl(.,1(, un(1(,r
will he an Improvement to have a ;klndg Qf (.lrruniHtam.f,8 aml varying
new one In the city. rmwlliions. lie Is much pleased with
Mrs. W. J. Wlmer, of Waldo, has the success of the trip.
developed Into a carpenter, for dur- , F.lmer Wertz left Tuesday for New
Ing the past year she has construct- Westminster, B. C, whera he goes to
ed a number of pieces of furniture ' take tll(, position of traveling snles
for their country home, among them nian wlth t,8 brother-in-law, Ben P.
being a couch, reading table and ccott, for the Wrought Iron Range
secretary. Her last piece Is a dress- Co ( of st ixuts. Mo. Elmer's many
er. All the articles show the work 'fron,ia here, while regretting to lose
of genius, and are much admired.' ,lImi w!gn hm unbounded success In
Miss Mnrle Wlmer hns rot yet de- n)s now undertaking, feeling sure
veloped into a carpenter, but she fan !fn)lf np wm KV0 to his new work the
raise blackberries as Is evidenced by j,Kn tandard of excellence which
the rrop which Miss Marie has ,, characterized him In his home
UFMXF.SS POINTERS 4
Dr. Flanagan,
Physician and Surgeon.
J.E.Peterson, PloneerlnsuranccMan.
M.Clemens, Prescription Druggist
Curtlss & Co., Jewelers, are still
In business at tho same old stand
Rannle, the plumber.
Let Mundlnger save you money
on plumbing. Phono 1093. 8-5-3t
Alfred Letcher. Registered Opto-
building and Sam Sanders Is putting , nietrHt Bna jPWPier jn Dixon's old
In n confectionery store. at' ! Bund, Front St. Eyes tested free
""""IIU M""' I Dr. F. W. VanDyke has returned
Lloyd and Vern Launor went to fl.OII) prtland and can now bo found
Dallas Saturday to spend two tl at his ofrito In tho opra hoiiHo Lloi k
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with tneir moiner, Airs. a. a. i.iuincr, 9-3-3t
who was 111. The young nu n re-1 , . . . . .
iuio. it uiiiiiut iiwit nun inn
turned to tins my Monday nccom- , . . ,
1... If-,. I nr., I 1lM,i twin I '
PHIIM'U u .,,. WU ))( Iil(,nH(,(, ,o haye yMl ,aU
ana uaugnior, who win u.i , u fin Front lr(!pti
for a time. 0 - ,
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tl t II- 1 . 4 ft I
l.eo. luuu.e .eu ,nmm...y ,. .... .. MPr(.nn,l!o nn t.nrr0.
Ing on his vacation trip which wlll!(he fn,Ht ,n? ()f r d
ue spent n.-auu ui -i ,,!. hardware, miners' Bunnllea
m i tl- Tll.l.n-. Ill I " ' "
low recK canyon, mr. uiuuie m ,.. ,.ni,rll, nw.P(.,nn,i,u . ,, rlllwi
Hert Riddle, and ueorge yuine ana
days In the canyon. j
charge of at the Wlmer mine.
town and made him successful nnd
Tionular with all who know him.
AAAAaAaa44 Mrs. Herman Hellmnn and little
T son nnd .Miss rora .mppt arrived
4 here Tuesday evening from San
Jose, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Ileltman
and son have spent the summer with
Mr. Heitmnn's parents In the cast,
but Mr. Heltman hnd to return to
J Portland several weeks ago on busl
n'ss, while his wife nnd son retnnln
X ed to visit with her grandmother at
f Sun Jose. She will visit with her
Parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Nlp-
X per, here for a few days.
I drnnts Pass has at last a much
t needed cafe where the public Is able
to secure a meal or a lunch at any
X b'lur. The Merchants' Cnfe, Just
opened at the corner of Front nnd
Fifth streets by F. J. Stanfleld nnd
associates, is such a place. It Is
newly furnished nnd finished and
everything Is cooked and served in
a proper manner. They serve a mcr
rhants lunch from 11 a. m. till 2 p.
m. nt 40 cents which would be hnrd
o duplicate 'n other Hty for n
much i:-. 'iter sum. They will Herv"
uie ;il dinner parties nn nntb-e.
(Additional lot ills on pftf" 3.)
A. U. BANNARD
is prepared to show the most complete
stock of Furniture to be seen in
Grants Paw. amen the novelties are
New Davenports Couches, hoekers
Ladies and Roll Top PeS
Mattings and Carpt-t. and things
. ..." .i u tn jiDureeiate in
. . i... f t,r pes vou can i
newest stvies auu i
nfTordtopas.by, for cash or mi
tho
instaiimeni pj.".
WINDOW SHADES W STOCK
LARGE SIZES AND IXN l-''1"8
.voiding tl.o delay of fend.ng for
them. Come and fee.
North Sixth Street
REAL ESTATE AND
BROKERAGE
Gotdaley & Cramer
LOANS NhGOTIATHD
INSURANCE
6ll'4' G St. Grant Pat
We aro in u jiosition to
supply your wants
for that
Picnic Lunch
D
street, will open a shorthand class
the 1st of September, and any appll
Mrs. George and daughters, Misses I . ,,.. , ,, ,hn .
Lucie and AKnes, returned Vedncs- iiih(i api,y )ror to thut tnie
oay eveninK ironi ineir inp m .m-
Thcy
sourl nnd other points east.
also took In the Seattle fair and re
port a most enjoyable summer's out
Iiik. Tho ladles left Thursday after
noon for their home at Korby.
Will Wheeler, who several weeks
ago had his Iok broken and since
then hns been at the South Pacific
hospital In this city, hns been get
tlnj? nlonu nicely until a few days
ago while on tho porch at the hos
pital In the evening he took fold and
The I. X. h. marble and granite
works of north Central Tolnt, Ore
gon, are agents for The Stewart
Iron Works Co.'s cemetery and lawn
Iron fences, vases, etc. Write us and
our salesman will call with designs.
COMING KVKNTB.
September (I, Monday Southern
Oregon tennis tournament.
September 13, Mondny Miss Emma
Telford's kindergarten re-opens,
has again been confined to his bed September 13, Mondny City schools
with pleurisy. It was nt first fear- , reopen.
ed he would have pneumonia, but 1 T.
prompt rnedlcnl attendance prevent
ed this nnd he Is again on the road
to recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Newell and
Victor returned Mondny from their
vacation spent nt Wenvervllle. Cal ,
with Mr. N'eweH's brother and fami
ly. Mr. Newell has been away from
the city since August 10, while Mrs.
Newell and Victor hnve been in Cali
fornia flne the lSth of June. Vic
tor, of course, took his Century
grand camera and set up In the
photographic business while there.
Ho did a considerable amount of ex
cellent work.
(Additional locals on page 3.)
whether in camping out
or for a day in the woods
or at home, and of
course you don't want
to spend a day in your
ki tenon ovor a hot stove
so try some of our can
ned delicacies; Roiled
Chicken, Totted or lev
eled Ham, Veal Loaf,
Ham Loaf, Sardines,
Salmon or most any
thing you might ask for.
Gibson Grocery Co.
1'lione (II Front Htreet
opposite lepot
(rantN I'iinn, Oregon
Sh- inl chicken dinner Sunday at
Merchant Cafe.
gg Rosebud Parlors
Having purchased the Confectionery, Ico Cream and
Soda Fountain Establishment, known as tho
IIOSKUUD, wo will bo pleased to meet nil our old
patrons in tho new place. In addition to tho regular
business wo will Bervo lunches at all hours daily.
We aim to give satisfaction in all lines.
& E. E. CARGILL