Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-05-28
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The Courier is exclusive agent for
Old Hampshire Bond, the best writ
ing paper that is made.
Mary Johnson, an accomplished
Swedish servant girl, is looking for
a position. She wants a home where
Folger's Golden Gate Coffee is used.
FLASH" is a household necessity
and is most popular with the house
wife-cleans woodwork, sinks, bath
tubs, floors, paint, kitchen utensils
and everything about the house,
p H, Harth evidently does not re-
lish the idea of paying Portland
rents for it is reported that he has
purchased a residence on Kearney
street, between goth and 21st strets
S5.75 gets a 14-tooth cultivator at
Hair-Riddle Hardware Co.'S.
Let the Courier supply your office
with Old Hampshire Bond stationery.
We have the exclusive sale.
Monday evening the Rebekahs
held their regular semi-annual cleo
ton of officers and the following
were elected: n, G., Mrs, Mary c.
Hildreth; V. c., Mrs. Ida Smith; r.
Sec, Mrs. Jeanie Burke; Treas, Miss
Inez Howard
The Russell Confectionery and Ice
Cream Parlor has been considerably
frightened up this week by new
linoleum flooring covering which, in
addition to the new fixtures recently
installed, gives most attractive ap-
pearance to this popular resort.
]. p. Head, the blind piano man,
has been doing good work in the
Williams Creek valley, for last week
he placed two pianos and one organ
in prosperous homes, John Miller,
the Williams merchant, and Mrs.
Plezza Lott secured pianos and Mr..
Hudson the organ.
You want clothing that will wear
and wear and then wear some. Get
one of those Bishops Ready-Tailored
Suits. They are made of that kind
of fabrics. Be- sure and remember
all goods bought in Bishops are
guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. "Think of That
W. +. Smalley has sold his Tenth
street home to II. l.. Hurson, who re-
Gently arrived here from North Yaki-
ma and purchased farm near Pro
volt. Mr.. Smalley retains possession
until September l. He has not yet
decided what he will do but 1t is
probable that he will remain in the
city.
A disastrous fire occurred a.
Eugene, Oregon, last Tuesday, result
ing in loss of approximately SEQ,
900. This fire is said to be thu
fiercest in the history OF the cit!
and left the biggest black hole II
the business section that has resulted
from any fire there in 20 years
Harry Dunbar, brother OF e. Il. Dun
bar, of this city, and former re
sident Of Grants Pass, suffered
loss of $500 from the burning OF per
sonal effects.
Bert Fahs, who was injured sever
: al weeks ago by falling from a tele
graph pole at Ashland, arrived |
G this city Sunday morning and is no.
n located at the Banks hotel. He
g reported as resting easy, but It wi
Z he several days before he is able
be out and several more before h
can resume his employment In h
4, fall one leg was broken, the oth'
- fractured and one bone in the wri
:, broken, besides being badly bruise
=, and shaken-up
- "Those who have had the good 10
/ tune 10 hear Miss Noyes are unite
4 in their praise Of her fascinating pc
n sonalty and the brilliance OF her al
x Miss Noycs has a most enviable T
mutation I'm the East and has be,
declared the most artistic wont
-, reader at present before the publ
-. TO a winning and dainty PERSONAL
=, she has added untlring labor a
!, deep technical study Her art Is
- perfectly balanced that the audIen
y Is wholly satisfied. Portland Jo'
100 nal
w. Last Saturday the members OF
nd Lulle's Episcopal church went
,ts on a special picnic excursion ab'
three miles down Rogue river TIT
we're about 90 in attendance and
most delightful day was spent J
bI- principle feature OF enjoyment be
,et boat riding on the beautiful wat
ok OF the old Rogue. A bountlful luI