Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1900-09-27
Local happenings

Resident Dentist.
Paints aud OLs-Cramer Bros.
c. st Louis for watch repairing.
Whips. l0c to $3.50 at Hackett's.
Bargains in Dishes at Cramer Bros.
Tablets of all kinds at the CoUR URIER
Firs,-class PLUMBING at Cramer
Bros.
The couucil laiied TO hold a.meeting
last Thursday evening, as there was not
a quroum present.
Mrs. Weidman will hold her millinery
opening on Thursday, Friday and satnr.
day of this week. All ladies are invited
to attend.
WANIED-To lease a good farm on
shares for term of years. Can furnish
good references. Address, with parti.
culars. W. o., COURIER Office.
Dou't forget the Ideals when looking
for good medium priced Bicycle. All
kinds for old and young, prices $50, S25
and $50. Hsis.Riddle Hardware Co.
Rambler Bicycles are becoming more
popular every day. Don't forget to look
at the Ramblers when looking for a
Wheel Price $40. Hair-Riddle Hdw.
Co.
Why pay 81 25 per tier for wood when
you can get good dry slab wood from
W. L. Ireland for 70 cents per tier I?
Leave orders at Cramer Bros. Hard.
ware.
Through the courtesy OF the publisher
oi the Observer. we are this week en-.
abled to publish az a matter OF news to
our readers, the sherifis sale for deIin-
quent taxes.
Ramblers are establishing good rep.
utation for themselves. A pleased Gus
toner is the best of recommendations
Those who ride Ranblers always praise
their wheels. Price $40. Hair-Riddle
Hdw. Co.
DON'T wait until it begins raining
before you order your winters wood.
Order now and get good dry slab wood
of W. L. Ireland at 70 cents per tier.
Leave orders at Cramer Bros. Hard
ware.
The ladies' OF Azalea circle, No. 1872,
Women of Woodcraft, will give chick.
en- pie supper at the l. o. O. F. hall, on
this "Wednesday, evening. Good music
and splendid entertainment free. Sup
per % cents, commencing at 8 O'Clock.
Every body invited.
Ashland was again visited by fire
Sundsy night which destroyed the
cannery and the contents of the Oregon
Fruit Canning & Evaporating Co., loss
estimated at $4,000 with $4,000 insurance.
This is the second time in two years
that the company has suffered loss by
fire.
The reception gwen by the Y. W. G.
7. U. to the pledge signers last We'd
nesday evening at the |. o. o. F. hall,
was one OF the very pleasurable occa-
sions OF the season. Over one hundred
persons were present and all entered
fully into the enjoyment of the evening.
After short musical program, games
and other amusements were INDUCED
in until The refreshments were served,
after which soap,bubble contest was
in order. Quite number OF the young
folks persisted in staying quite late
hour and played drop the handkerchief"
aud other games with zest and much
evident enjoyment,
The Southern Oregon Poultry associa-
ton will give fair at Mediord, begin
ming Nov. 10 and lasting a week. The
exhibits will consist OF poultry OF all
kinds ami descriptions. Belgian hares,
fruits and flowers. The entrance fee
for poultry and hares will be 80 cents
each. The other exhibits will be free.
The prizes will be awarded by competent
and disintereste1 poultry judges. The
president, Geo. +. Weber, Of Med.
ford, is very desirous OF the success
OF the fair and anxious that all
Southern Oregon poultry fanciers should
bring exhibits. 1t is the intention to
make this poultry fair regular event,
holding it yearly at the several Southern
Oregon towns.
Immediately alter the band ceased
playing, preliminary to the political
speaking at the opera house last Thurs.
day evening, and left the street,
picturesque appearing individual im.
mediately stepped forth before the
crowd had time TO disperse and made
himself the center OF attraction by
beginning to sing. The mans sudden
and unlocked for advent and peculia
appearance. with his long sandy hair
and whiskers run wild, filled the crowd
with amazement and they wondered IL
it was a portion Of the program which a
benehcent republican committee had
provided for their entertainment. The
man seems TO consider himself a special.
by inspired prophet and has been preach
ing on the streets, morning, afternoon
and evening, generally to small audi.
ences.