Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-04-16
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We are requested to announce that
Bicknel Young, of Chicago, will give
a free lecture at Ashland next Mon
day, April l9, on the subject of
Christian Science.
Don't fail to read the Hair-Riddle
ad on page 8.
Fresh home made bread and
cream puffs at The Rosebud, 110 N.
Sixth street. 4-16-1t
Henry Huch has made arrange
ments for the purchase of the Moody
wood yard, and will take possession
about May /. Mr.. Huch has been
a resident of Josephine county for
the past Is years residing on his
farm in Fruitdale. He has big
lot of wood on the farm place, but
is in the market for more.
The Courier has just received the
March number of the University of
Oregon Bulletin. 1t is handsomely
prepared booklet of 20 pages show
ing number of views of the Univer-
sity buildings and campus, with a
large amount of condensed informa-
tion in regard to the work of the
University, entrance requirements,
cost of living, student life, etc.
Chris Eisman took lively spin
around town with Shank & Halls
black team Saturday. The horses
had not been working very much
and were very frisky. They started
to run and the farther they went the
faster they went until about two
miles Of city streets had been
traversed. They were finally stopped
on the ascent of the Kinney hill and
Mr.. Eisman took a day off to rest.
Everybody is invited to attend the
Housekeepers' Sale and Social at the
Presbyterian church, Friday after
noon and evening, April 80 Aprons,
ETC., cooked food and household
articles for sale. Program In the
evening. Admission free. Ice cream
and cake, Is cents. 4-9-2t
Frank Fetsch has resigned his Of
flee Of councilman for the Fourth
ward, and expects to remove his
family to Montague, Cal, by the first
Of the coming month, and will en-
gage In the saw mill business with
the Spauldings. Who will take Mr.
Fetsch's place on the city council
has not been decided.
At Monday nights meeting of the
Rebekah lodge the following were
selected as delegates to the Grand
Lodge, which meets In Albany next
month: Mrs. Harmon, Mrs. Good
enough and Mrs. T. Y. Dean. Mrs
, Goodenough was also appointed
local district deputy. Next Wednes
day evening the |. o. o. F. will nam,
It's delegates to the Grand Lodge.
Last Friday evening the High
School boys gave a social hop a
Clemens hall. About so invited
guests were present, mostly tn,
younger boys and girls. SplendiC
music was furnished by Mr.. ant
Mrs. r. l.. Demaree and Jolly goot
time enjoyed by all present. AT
o'clock the young people departed
for their homes we'll pleased will
the evenings entertainment. TIL,
High School boys expect to give {
little affair OF this kind about twice
a month.
Members OF Melta Commandery
No. 8, Knights Templar, in full uni
form to the number OF nearly 80 at
tended divine services Easter morn
ing at the Episcopal church, Rev
Mr.. Bartlett, the rector, preaching
Claud Hockett. formerly OF tn
California Box Co. OF this place, bu
now located on Coos Bay, was Il
town this week.
The salmon fishing season 70
Rogue river opened Thursday, tn
18th.
An effort is to be made at ono
to secure the appointment OF frui
inspector Quite a number OF prom
inent fruit men have asked ]. F
Burke TO become candidate and W
: understand that he has consented /
do 30 and a petition is now out 70
' signatures asking for his appoint
: ment. Mr.. Burke is thorough
practical fruit growers and has on
OF the best kept orchards to be foun
= in this county. Should he receiv
the appointment Of inspector tn
o office will be satisfactorily filled.