Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-04-02
THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Brief Notes and Items OF Interest
and Importance.


NJ. Clemens, Prescription Druggist.
Sanford's market delivers meat al
soon as ordered.
Get your bicycle cleaned and over
hauled at Cramer Bros.
Choice cuts of meat always at San.
ford S market.
Maps of Oregon-vest pocket size-2(
cents at the Courier office.
Pattons Sun Proof Paints and New
Floor Paints at Cramer Bros.
A splendid liue of Royal Charter Oak
Ranges at Coron's.
Fresh eggs and plump poultry at
Sanford's Meat Market.
"mgenton Photo mailers-three for
cents at the Courier Office.
Ed Moore, the new painter, wants
your work, prices reasonable.
Live stock, poultry and eggs wanted
at Sanford's new market, Front street.
Stroble's shoe repairing always
pleascs. Take your shoes to him.
"The Resurrection, Tolstoi's great
drama at the opera house Thursday
evening.
Received this week the latest styles
lin Diamond, Ruby, Opal and SAPPHIRE
rings at Letoher's Jewelry store.
When you want any painting OF
papering done, try Ed Moore, an ex-
perienced workman, Leave orders at
Thomas.
If you wish lot to build that new
home on, see Joseph Moss, the real
estate agent, as he controls some of the
most desirable building locations,
One 2l6 Egg Incubator and two l0C
Chick Breeders for $25, if you come
right smart Come and see them. Z
Jose Y. Nelson, East A street.
When looking for wedding presents,
call and see the new line of sterling
silverware at Letcher's Jewellery
store.
L. A. Strobe has charge Of the shoe
making and repairing department at
the Lucus harness shop. Take your
work to him.
Medford will soon have a creamery
in operation, the building now being
under construction. G. Il. Gaddis
is managing the enterprise,
Geo. II. Lawrence has sold the
Cloverdale ranch near Selma to
Daniel Hansiem Of Talent, who takes
possession within a short time.
Curtis & Co., practical watch max
ers aud jewellers. Dealer in watches,
clocks, jewellery and Diamond rings.
All repairing first class. Odd Fellows
building,
The chorus which was one of the
features of the G. e. convention will
lead the singing IN the Easter ex-
ercises of the Presbyterian Sunday
school on April i2.
Rehkopf & Rauch, the progressive
blacksmiths, have installed new tire
shrinker in their shop on Sixth street.
The machine has squeezing capacity
of one inch in seven.
L. M. Elwood has moved his new
I3700-pougd safe into the corner store
of the Masonic building, where he
will move his jewelry stock as soon a'
his furnishings are completed.
The Glendale News has changed
ownership, Sloan p. Shut having
purchased the plant and paper from II.
W. Hubert. The News is bright
paper and a credit to its town.
+. II. Schmidt, the hardware man ant
wagonmaker, recently received three
car loads Of buggies for the season 5
trade. About four car lods were re
ceived in town during the past month
Rev. W. G.. Connell will preacl
in the Bethany Presbyterian churcl
on Sabbath evening on "The Gospe
of Hard Work. - The subject of tn,
morning sermon will bo 1.-THE Art o
Looking at Things Rightly, "
Rev. L. S, Ufford, the "whistlinI
reviyalist' and the author of the wei
known song, Threw out the Lif,
Line, will be at the Newman NJ. T.
church on Thursday evening. He il
highly spoken of as an entertainer
o. S. Boyles and W. b. Sherman
whose ad appears in another column
have done quite rustling business
this spring in the timber and have 10
Gated quite a number Of Oregonians oi
some Of the best timber the coast af
fords.
John Woods, of Woodville; died a
his home at that place on Thursday
Mr.. Woods was an old Oregon
pioneer, well known throughout Jack
son and Josephine counties and thu
town of Woodyille is named for hin
He was buried in the scemetcry a
Jacksonville on Friday.
A big engine attracted attention II
Grants Pass Friday. It IS u Northern
Pacific locomotive and weighs 40 tons
1t was on its way south to Butt,
county, Cal, where the Diamonl
Match Co. is construction a 3O-mil
railroad. The engine has loa,
capacity of 5000 pounds, with wato
room for 1900 gallons.
The regular monthly meeting Of th
Woman's Club will be held at Wood
man hall Saturday. April 1th at %
p m The meeting will be ADDRESSED
by DR.. Van Dyke, on the subjec
Orchestra and Orchestral Music
and will be illustrated. The docto
will be assisted by Prof. Kurth
full attendance is imperative, a
delegates 10 the annual meeting O
the Federated Clubs will be elected
A bachelors poverty ball was give
at the opera house last Wednesda
evening. The event was arranged b,
a number Of the young men in returl
for the 81. Patrick ball given by tn
ladies. There were some 40 couple
present and all were arrayed in th
toughest garb at their command, il
keeping with the semblance Of povert
adopted as the spirit Of tine evening
The orchestra, composed Of Mrs I'd
wards, Miss Ada Umphlette, Carl Nc
Croskey aud Waldo Greene, furnishe
the most enjoyable music, and dc
licious lunch was served at the Cit
restaurant
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