Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-04-09
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Good things to eat and drink at
Russells Confectionery.
There's only one FLASH" be-
ware OF injurious limitations.
Try our delicious peach and cher
ry sundae at The Rosebud, l1O N.
9Th street.
I. Y. Dean has just purchased the
Grants Pass rooming house on Sixth
street. He has thoroughly renovated
the place and has also fitted up
rooms for housekeeping.
NJ. E. Sturdevant on Tuesday
morning was kicked by a horse and
had his left knee quite severely in
jured, however, he manages to get
into his buggy and attend to busi-
ness.
The rehearsals for the cantata,
Joseph" are now being held regu-
larly and the solo parts have been
assigned, with the principals work
ing hard to perfect their parts. It
is proposed to render the cantata
in four or five weeks.
Irrigation will increase your earn
ing capacity one hundredfold. Ir-
Nd AIl -.
fountain.
Ashland Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine are looking forward to a big
time at the ceremonial session of
Hillah Temple to be held Saturday,
the oath. Members of Hillah and
visiting Mobiles are invited and ex-
pected to attend.
Have your mail addressed to your
office or residence number in order
that your mail may be properly de-
livered when the free delivery goes
into effect. Also learn the number
Of your residence so you will not
appear green" when asked where
you live.
Everybody Is invited to attend the
Housekeepers Sale and Social at the
Presbyterian church, Friday after
noon and evening, April 23, Aprons,
ETC., cooked food and household
articles for sale. Program in the
evening. Admission free. Ice cream
and cake. Is cents. 4-9-2t
A. H. Carson has been re-appoint-
ed horticultural commissioner for
this district for another four years.
He left here on Thursday evening
for Portland, where he will attend
a meeting Of the state board on
Monday. At this meeting the subject
OF ways and means, as well as me-
thods, will be taken up and fully
settled for the next year.
James Trimble is adding 16x7C
feet to his blacksmith shop by ex.
tending the west wall to the edge OF
his lot. He Is building the wall OF
solid concrete and expects to have II
completed within the next 10 days
This will give space for wagon
shop which he will run in connection
with the blacksmithing and he will
be prepared to do anything in the
wagon making line.
A deal was consummated last
Friday by which Dan Frazell became
half owner In the tailor shop former
ly owned by Roper and Kline. Mr.
Frazell has purchased the half In
terest OF J. F. Kline and the firm will
hereafter be known as Roper ant
Frazell. The new partner Is wei
known here, having been a co-work
er In this shop for some time enc
the public Is assured OF the sam,
good work as OF old.
Ice cream and ice cream sod
with crushed fruit at The Rosebud
10 N. 9Th street.
} Mrs. NJ. j. Anderson received
telegram on Wednesday from Wa
mic, Wasco county, Oregon, an
: nouncing the death Of her mother
Mrs. Louisa Rodman. She was abou
J 65 years OF age and had been res
| dent OF Wamic for over 80 year,
! Death was caused by paralysis. Sh
: leaves four daughters, all married
Q The people OF Grants Pass extend I
: Mrs. Anderson heartfelt sympath
. on this sad occasion.
The last number OF the entertain
10 ment course occurs next Friday ever
Q ing, April II, and Is without doul
Q the best one OF the whole cours
3 The Dunbars give entire satisfactio
wherever they go and their visit hel
last year made them many friend
o They are singers, players OF instr
Q ments and bell ringers, and artls
q in each OF these lines Tickets a
on sale at Russell's. Don't miss IN
entertainment Tickets 35c, 50c al