Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1900-10-25
local happenings

Or. Flanagan,
Resident DENTIST.
Go to Co,pn for Plumbing.
Whips. i0c to So so at Hsckeu's.
Tablets of all kinds at the CoumER.
Koh-i moor pencils at the CouRIER
office.
slaw and Kroat Cutters a, Orsmer
Brcs.
Enterprise Meat Cutters at cramer
Bros.
Send your ore to W. G, wrirht's
New Custom Mill.
A splendid line Of Royal Charter Oak
Ranges at Coron's.
A whist party was given last Sunday
by one OF our young ladies
W. G. Wright will soon have his
new custom quartz mill in readiness to
receive ore.
Ten men and pile driver OF the
S. P. company put in a culvert up near
the lumber factory last week.
R. Thomas. in his "Ad" o, the fret
page, gives some good advice that
should be needed BY more Of the Grants
Pass people.
Hotel josephine now has fine fire
and burglar proof safe. The. guests will
have safe place for their vslusbles.
IosT-saturday evening, Oct. 20, In
or near the opera house an opal stick
pin. Finder will be rewarded by return
ing to Mrs. L CALVERT TABOR.
The "0ld Maids Convention" will be
held at the opera house, Grants Pass, on
the evening Of October Goth. Admis-
zion % cents, children 15 cents. Every
body invited.
Monday morning while extra switch
engine No. 1873 was drilling around the
local yards it bumped car load Of
merchandise on a siding, wrecking the
front end as far as knocking off the
drawhead and deadwoods.
Mrs. E. Ryel, an aged lady living on
Second street, this city, met with a very
painful accident last Saturday by falling
and breaking her hiu bone. Mrs. Ryel
is the mother OF Mrs. l.. Fay and Mrs.
G. C. Taylor. At last report she was
Testing essy.
The II. B. Miller apple crop is being
shipped to Page & Son at Portland,
comprising about 5000 boxes Of winter
apples. Fall apples have been sold In
small lots to other parties in Portland.
Winter apples nearly always bring a
good price. This year they bring
from SOC to 75c per box.
A large line of Shoes,
Prints, Vicugua Dress and
Wrapper Flannels at a 10
per cent. Discount Sale, Oct.
20 to 81.
The Sugar Pine Store.
What promises to be the leader OF all
speaking thus far in the campaign will
be Congressman Thomas II. Tongue,
who will address the citizens OF Jose
phine county on the republican issues
OF the campaign at the opera house, at
this place on Thursday, October 20, at
2 o'clock, p. IN. There will be music by
the band and male quartet and it is to
be hoped large crowd will greet Mr.
Tongue.
The home OF Mrs. Davis and Miss
May was the scene OF pleasant social
gathering one evening last week. al
which were present: Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Hough, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Holman,
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. II. Barton, Mrs. Anna
Horn, Mrs. j. W. Howard and Miss
Eula, Miss Astella Gooden, Messrs G. +.
Suman and w. F. Horn. Dainty re-
freshments were served during the
evening.
The Mediord poultry show has been
postponed to some date in January,
probably the first week in that month.
The Portland and Eugene shows are
just prior to tina. date and the judges
who act at them will probably be secured
for the Mediord show. In addition to
the poultry which will be on exhibition
there will be large mineral display,
also Belgian hares, fruits and vegetables.
Mail.
A Mr.. Atwood, who was about go
years OF age, who was seriously injured
at Wolf Creek on October o, in run
away, died at the hotel in which he was
taken last Wednesday night. The
immediate cause Of his death was the
internal injuries sustained. although the
skull was fractured. DR.. Harris, OF
Glendale attended the man and DR..
W. F. Kremer OF this place was called.
The deceased has son living at Wolf
Creek.