Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-10-27
THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Brief Notes and Items Of Interest
and Importance.

Have o. o. Lund saw your wood.
Talking Machines and Records at
Pad1ock's.
A splendid line of Royal Charter Oak
Ranges at Coron's
All extras for Oliver Plows sold
only by Cramer Bros.
A lady wishes family sewing by the
day or week. Inquire at 50l d street.
A nice suite of office rooms will soon
be for rent. Inquire of A. L. Voor-
hies.
Lincoln Savage purchased two fine
lots in the Ireland u Meade addition
last Saturday.
Largest stock of Solid gold engage
ment rings; wedding and children S
rings at Letcher's.
Chris Blake of Dead Indian, one Of
the Oldest of Southern Oregon pio-
neers, died on october 10 at the in
sane asylum at Salem.
Henry d. Kubli of Applegate, has
purchased of Gus Newbury the Ezra
Arnold ranch on Big Applegate and
intends to go into the stock business
on larger scale than ever.
Cratic Baber returned ON Saturday
from Eastern Oregon with his race
horse Rinaldo, having won all the
races in which he participated. At
klamath Falls, he took first prize
in a $500 stake race for colts, with
his colt Proctorknott. Besides the
racers he brought back with him a
fine gray horse to replace the one re-
Gently lost. another big dray team
and fine span of colts.
U try a Blue Ribbon 5-cent cigar.
Buy Aft wood and have Lund saw
it for you.
Eastman films for sale only by \.
L. Voorhies.
Albright Heaters and Box Air
Tight Stoves at Cramer Bros.
What security have you for Chattel
or Realty loans?, Will make few
short time loans. j. ID. Drake.
The largest line of Sterling ever
brought to the county; suitable for
wedding presents, at Letcher's.
Wah Chung, who has run the China
wash house on Il street for many years
left last Thursday foI trip to China.
He expects to remain year and per
haps longer.
Don't neglect that guessing contest
on the vote for Roosevelt in OREGON
AT THE SUGAR PINE STORE.
The one guessing the nearest receives
s25 worth of any goods in the store. 80
THE SUGAR PINE STORE.
Next Sabbath evening popular
service will be held in the Bethany
Presbyterian church under the aus
pices of the missionary committee of
the Ladies Benefit Society. A splen.
did program has been arranged in
which the subject Of Mormonism
has large place.
Roy Bartlett is having the Howard
building on Sixth street, formerly oc-
cupied by Smith Bros. plastered and
fitted up for his shoe store, which will
be open for business about November
10 or 20. a skylight has been put in
and the front will bo replaced with
plate glass. Mr.. Bartlett says he will
have an up-to-date store in every way.
His goods are already ON the way.
U try a Blue Ribbon, 5-cent cigar.
Monarch Malleablo Iron Ranges at
Cramer Bros.
Patton's Sun Proof Paint is sold
only by Cramer Bros,
The A. A. o. football team has ar
fanged for series Of three games Will
the Ashland team, The first game
will take place at Ashland next Sun
day.
The town Of cold Hill now hai
banking facilities, the new Gold Hi
Bank having opened its doors for bus
mess on Monday of this week. Jos. j.
Hammersley is cashier and manager
The darkness is good.
Good for sleeping.
But not for working.
Not for typewriting.
One stumbles IN the dark
Turn on the light
Write in sight.
Get an Underwood Visible Type
writer.
Agency Go Front St, POI tlaud.
Mrs. D.. Beard gave a lecture las
week before tho scholars Of Mrs
Mollie Belding's room, taxing for he
theme, "Try, Try Again. The tail
was source OF great profit aud On
joyment to tho scholars Lectures O
this kind from our home people ar
very profitable.
The Woman's Relief Corps of thi
city have decided to give three flag
to the Grants Pass schools Tn
presentation will take place at TN
Central school on Thursday Afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. Mrs. Schenck, class dc
partment president, will bo presen
aud will give short address. Every
one is invited to attend.
Mrs Heaton, who lives on East
street, in period OF mental abeT
ration, wandered away from home
about daylight Monday morning an
was not found for nearly two days
The authorities were notified and th
missing lady was searched for all do
Monday and without success INIT
Tuesday afternoon when the searcher
received word that she was at Wood
VILE. Mr.. Heaton Immediately ~
cured a team, and brought her hom
on Tuesday evening.
James W. Abbott, special agent q
the U. S. department Of agricultur
for the Rocky Mountain and PaciiI
Coast divisions. having under III
, supervision the construction Of road
spent Monday in Grants Pass II
las a force Building macadam ron
near Wala Walla, Wash, aud viii
they are engaged in the work, ho
making a trip through Oregon in III
: Interest Of the good roads moyemen
Mr. Abbott was former rosidoi
of Grants Pass and did business in II
, capacity Of consulting mining eng
, neer He speaks Of Grauts Pass 4
one OF the bert towns Ia Oregon
! present and predicts for us the M
B tropolis Of Southern Oregon.
= Rev. W. G. Council and lit
daughter Martha left Monday mornir
g for California and will spend th
i week at San Anselmo Theologic
seminary. for the purpose Of attendil
: the special lectures on the Bible
be delivered by DR.. Gray Of Bosto
Next Sabbath, Mr.. Connell hopes
A have the privilege Of attending Il
a ] 4 a. - Al u.