Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, October 23, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text& Trail of &e Lonesome Pine Have you read it? If not-don't wait-it's good. By John Fox Jr. the writer of the "Little Sheppard of Kingdom Come" For Sale at Sabins Drug Store NOTICE. My wife, Minnie Evertoo, has left Lv bed and board without just cause lid I will not be regposible for any bbts contracted by her. t-3-5t. ELMER EVERTON. Special rate on woolen blankets for b days 25o per pair at the Freoch Lnndry. Phone 661. 10-9 St Window glass at Hair-Riddles. Jbuni, weigh and meaturt ererythiruj you ouv American Grocer. In knor in oplppf. . orViri lings for the table. That's Vhy they' go to THE WHITE HOUSE GROCERY Sew Crop Jersey Cranberries, quart 15c per 20c Sazelwood full cream cheese pound ew Norway Mackeral 15c purkees Salad Dressing few canned Salmon 10, 15. 20, 25c Ipanish American Chicken Tom- ales liftc ana isc Ipanish American Soups (Vegeta ble, Tomato, Chicken; wc astern Pop Corn, the kind that Pops " Sampsons Boiled Cider. lamosons Canned Plums 3 cans for .25c cans .35c Sampsons Ureen orapes i for ffew Celery, Cabbage, Sweet Pota toes, now arriving. Jell Peppers and Corn 'Husks for lomales. he brggest bargain in Toilet Soap 9-bar box Jorgens Toilet f Soap. LDL HE WHITE HOUSE GROCERY pi 'A. U. BANNARD The Furniture Man j ' The Draymen nave Deeu uu ( all week hauling our new fur niture to our ware rooms we are too busy to write particulars this week.! lome in and j-H-HH-M III I I I I I -l-I-! Cood.ll-B.nn.rd. PERSONAL ITEMS. iti A ,etT Pre,tT wedding took place t TlS:30 Weduesday afternoon, the con- t . - . Re. C. H. Oaves left Wednesday evening for Portland to attend con ference aod visit friends. Window slats at Hair Riddle. P. H. Harth returned Saturday from Roeburg, where he visited several days with hie son Henry. Umbrellas doctored at Cramer Bros. MissOro Willson, who is teaching the f revolt school spent Saturday and Sunday in town. George P. Mimins of Medford spent a few days early in the week in this city. Mrs. M. J. Rick was in Grants Pass Tuesday from her home on Savage Creek. Miss Laura Riggs, retorned this week from an extended visit to eastern points, including her former home at Redfleld, North Dakota. Engineer A. P. Stover and wife passed through Toefday morning en route to Portland after a visit of sev eral days at Medford. Fred N. Cnmmings, of the firm of Osgood & Commiugs, Engineers at Medford, spent a couple of days tn Grants Pass this week. We have reduced onr price on sever al sizes of our American Fence. Hair- Kiddle Hdwe. Co. J. H. Harris of Dulnth, Minn., who recently purchased a tract of land In the Fruitdale district, arrived this week and bad begun clearing thejland preparatory to putting in an orchard. Beautify your grounds for years to come with one outlay of bulbs which are to be fonnd in all the different varieties at the Sugar Pine Store. 10 23 2t J. Q. Jarvls, who haa been with M. Clemens for the past year has pur chased the drag store at Gold Hill, where he went Sunday to take charge. Pnblio Stenographer Lilly Arnett, 621, Front Street, Phone 721. 10-16 tf Arthur Conklin, proprietor of the Outlook left early in the week for Newberg where the Baptist State Con vention is in session, aid also visited Portland. Rev. F. C. Lovett of the Baptist Church of this city i in attendance at the'Baptist State Convention at New berg, bat will return'in ,time for Sun day's services at his cnorch. Mrs. F. E. Lonsbnry, of Portland after a visit with her brother E. T. McKinstry and family in this city left Monday for Glendale, and after a short time spent there will resume ber journey to Portland. Five up-to-date styles Biases and Brown Stiff hats at Harths the Clothiers. 10-23 It D. C. Heffley returned this week from the Kloudyke country where he Is engaged in mining. Mr. Heffley owns considerable land in this ice tion and his visit here at this time is to look after business interests. We am selling an excellent Rabbit and Stock fence for 62,S,' cents per rod Hair-Riddle Hdwe. Co. Mis Bertha Lvnch, of Calcutta, In dlana, is in the city visiting with friends and relatives. She expects to snend several days at Medford ana Grants Pass before returning borne. Roeeburg Review. H. D. Eisnisnn returned this week from Albany aod Portland, where he went to looa for an opening. He has decided that the time la not ripe for the establishment of an auto livery at Albany and will spend the winter in Portland, where he will be connected with a real estate firm. Joe Kerriok. proprietor of tbe Sav age Rapids "Gallon House," was placed onder arrest Monday evening by Constable August D. Singler of Medford. charged with selling liquors - .r,,nr smonnta than a sal loo. He was fined (50. See the Goods KUOuu RIVER COUkiKK. GRANTS uBiiiug parries ceing ueorge u. uoodell and Mise Margaret W. Ban nard, at tbe home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Bannard at Sib and C streets. Tbe bride was at tended by her sitter Miss Susie Ban nard and Paul Wallace Irlend of ithe groom stood as bett bid. The marriage ceremoi.y was performed by Rev. Robert McLean of Bethany Presbyter ian Church. Tbe wedding was a very quiet home affair aud attended only by tbe family and Mrs. Henry Gailey of Ashland. M's. Sheldon of Eugene and Mrs. Brongher of Baker City, who are intimate friends of.! lie bride, and Mr. Wallace of Salem. The newly married oonple left on the 6 :S5 train the same evening for Newport where tht-y will spend their honeymoon aud nhortly" after tbe first of November will he at home to friends at Halem. Mrs. Goodall Is an accomplished young lady of many endearing quali ties and she has a host of friends in this oity. She is a graduate of the State Univer.ity at Engene after which she taught German at Baker City for four years. The last year she spent in Germany completing! ber studies of the German language. There are few young women who have iven more time to the study of the higher branches of education than Mrs. Goodall. Mr. George Goodall is a young man of many sterling qualities and one ho has been succeeslul in holding positions of trust. He is a highly educated'gentleman and Is at present the secretary of the bUte Railroad Commission, a place of gret responsi bility. Tbe many friends of the young oonple in Grants Pass tender to them their best wishes for happiness, long life an prosperity, in all of which the Courier joins. BORN. LARRIMORE To Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Larrimore, Oct. 16, 1908, near Williams, a daughter. VAN DYKE At Grants Pass. Thurs- day, Oct. 22 to Mr. . and Mrs. W. M. Van Dyke, a daughter. DIED. CLARK Sunday, October 18. 1908 at Monrovia, Cal of tobercnloois, Mrs. O. O. Clark, aged 84 years, 11 months and 8 days. The funeral was held this morning from Hall's Uudertaklrg parlors, Rev. Alexander Maclean conduct ing the ceremony. Deceased is, sur vived by ber husband. She has been ill for many months aod last Jane was taken to California in the hope that the climate would help her, bat she was past recovery. MERRICK At his home on Savage Oreek, Monday, October 19, 19U8. Thomas Meirick, aged 63 years. Funeral waa held from the Cat hollo Church Wednesday. The deceased bas been a resident of this section since 1897 'and was well and favorably oown. He was taken sick just a week before bis death, whi-h was caused from pneumonia. He leaves a wife to monrn his loss. M. W A. Entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ellis, the mar- velooB character artists, appear at Modern Woodmen hall, Monday, October 26, under auspices of the local M. W. A. camp. The Belvldere ( 111. 1 Republican says of them: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis pre sented, to the enjoyment of a packed house. 'Your Neighbor's Wife.' The situations were most amaalng and the various characters were all taken by tbe two performers. The changes In costume required were on tbe lightning order and excellently done." 10-23 It Rest Shooting Thla Week. The famous 23 special Winchester given for the beat S-shot score, 5 for the seoood best S-shot score. Its easy to mate a good shot with rest. Io door Rifle range 10-23-1 t Four Great Mualc.l Artiste. The first number of the Lyceum En tertainment Course will appear, Sat urday. October 81, 1908. This is doubtless tbe best musical attraction that will be given in Grants Psss this season. Don't miss it The best number of the ooutse. Admission 75c. Season tickets fourttractlons 13.00 Season Isale, Tuesday, October 27th Itl0.a. n. Ifor holders of tickets, others one day later. season Get nur NEW PRICES on Amer ican FENCE. Hair-Riddle Hdwe. Co. rThejewinb. a Hallowe'en KcclaUt Prekbvterian Church parlor., Friday JTeTiing at 8 o'clock. Come and see the srwioki Mjjgpw. Peartnejro vraiD incluamg 'lantern drill , end oonsnlt the U'h who will read ymir fotare. Admission, induing re- frefbmenU. 10 cents.; 10-231 t Strne Crrcks, ore-half jjals"at Cramer Bros. , gallon to " FASS. OREGON, OCTOBER 1 I I I I 1 l"I I 1 1 I 1 I Hi l l 4 LOCAL EVENTS. T-i-fi-fi A bank has been established in Talent, opening lts'donra last Friday. Window gla'S at Hair-Riddles. Richmond Pearson Hobeon; of Kiss ing fame, will visit Grants Pass Sat urday Oct. 24, and speak on behalf of Bryan. The law firm of Colvig & Dorhain has been dissolved. Mr. Durham will coutinne the practice in Grants Pass. Bay your stiff hot at Harth'a the Clothiers "np-to snuff" Stiff Hats, Sale prices "Harths". 10-23-1 t Corvallis citixeos are organizing Booster's Association and as a starter have determined to raise t!0HO to be used for advertising. An txhibit building his been erected uear the depot at Roseburg and a fine display of the products of that section installed. Mr. Farmer, are von going to need plow or barrow this fall? If so take a look at that fine line the Hair-Kiddle Hdwe. Co. has this year. A walnnt luttitate will be held In McMinuvillu duriug the early winter. Lecturers will be given on walunt culture, harvesting aud marketing. A China Pheasant killed near Jefferson last week turned oat to be a valuable bird, as a diamond worth tOO was found in its crop. Stop that leaky roof by covering it with Rex Fiintkots Roofing. The best prepared roofing made. Sold only by Hair-Riddle-Hdwe. Co. Governor Haskell filed a suit last Friday, asking fftOO.OOO damages of Win. R. Hearst for slander and libel. Service was made on Hearst in his stateroom on Union Paclfio train at Omaha. Salem held her first market day sale last week and 11500 worth of goods were auctioned off. Salemltes intend to make market day a perma nent institution and hold the sales every two weeks. Besides the goods sold at pnblio auction the stores are largely patronised. All steel harrows in three styles at Hair-Riddle Hdwe. Co. H. M. , Com of Medford who was convicted of a statutory crime at tbe recent term of conrt in that city and senteaoed to serve seven years at hard labor In the penitentiary, has been granted a s'ay of eieoution pending the result of. his appeal'to the higher conrt. . The skatlag masquerade at tbe Coliseum rink Tuesday evening was an.! enjoyable affair to both partici pants and oo lookers The costumes wen of all kinds and the skating like wise, good, bad and Indifferent. Fred Roper was awarded tbe prise as tbe best sustianed gentleman character; Mias Irma Sill, as tbe best sostained lady character: Miss Evelyn Mitchell waa the best lady skater and John Mock the best gentleman skater. A Chicken pie supper will be given by tbe Baptist church on the evening of November 8. 10 18 8t J. D. Drake and son Russel, have just returned from a two weeks hant ing trip with Jack Hanseth on Upper Deer Creek. They report a good time and plenty of camp meat Twice on the triD their pack horse rolled down a steep incline, bnt esoaped injury. They had few more acci dents, but these only contributed to the exoitement and pleasure of 'the outing. Got oar NEW PRICES on AMERI CAN FENCE. Hair-Riddle Hdwe.Oo. Since the raius the local fishermen have been having plenty of sport, the fishways placed in the Rogue River below this olty having beeo washed ont by the high wate.', al lowing tbe fish to ascend In large numbers.. They are so plentiful now that persons crossing tbe bridge see large numbers of them jumping in the stream just below the old dam. The Supreme Conrt of the state of Washington has upheld the validity of tbe direct primary law, but declined to pass upon the question as to wheth er nomination for congressmen and I preferences for United States Sena tors are properly a part of the state primary law, as they were not issues In the cases before the court. John P. Dunkle, a former resident of Grants Pass, died at his borne in Portland last Friday night, after a lingering illness. Mr. Dunkle was horn in McArthur Town, Athens rnnntv. Ohio. February 9. 1834. In Benton oonnty, O., be was elected treasurer for two terms and one term as assessor. He moved to Iowa in idti - - .4 t,MA mbh latfr mnved to , N.v.f where be became In- U rested la mining. He served one term in tbe Nevada legislature, and - 1 .. knownMnTtr,.t ,tte. ?In 11891 Mr. Dunkle moved to Uranu Pass, and six years later came to Portland. He la Jsorvlvedlby one son and two daughters D. W. Dunkle"of 20 Blair, Nev. ; Miss Jennie, of Portland and a married daughter In Nevada. 23. W08 You don't have to be a property owner to vote at the special city elec tion on tbe 27th. A crew of mea picking up the waste pa pur ami other trash from the gutters and along the streets, this week im proves appearance' considerably. A splendid new line of Cast and Steel Plows at Hair-Riddles Mies Hazel Hodkioson came up from Eugene Sunday to spend a month here with parents and frieud. Mii-s Hodkinson is bookkeeper at the Eugene Dye Factory. The time to plant bulbs Is during the next 30 days. Nothing will add more to the attractiveness of our town than tbe display of colors pro duced at very little expense by these beautiful combinations. For sale at Sngar Hue Store. 10 23 at Oil heaters that give satisfaction at Hair-Kiddle Hdwe. Co. Have you secured your tickets for tbe "Four Great Musical ArtiBte," Saturday, October 1st? Tbe best musical attraction to be given this season. Stay at home and you will be sorry. Seats rn exchange fur holders of season tickets, Tuesday, October 27th, at 10 a. m. Single Admission tickets. 75o on sale Wed nesday. Season tickets 2.00. This morning when No. 14 was pulling in, Mrs. Nancy Anderson, a passenger fell off about 200 yards be fore the train stopped. She was standing on tbe platform of the chair car and it is supposed became dizzy aud lost her balanoe. She struck on her shoulder in the gravel aed though badly shaken up no bonta were broken. Dr. Loughrldge was called and came with his buggy in which the lady was conveyed to the home of Sheriff Russel where aha was intending to yMt. She was accom panied by Mrs. Sarah York who re sides on tbe Applegate. Sweat Cider. Ballon or by the By the gallon or barrel1 Leave orders with A North 8th street. Smith, 1015 10-23 8t At Cripple Creak Walter Arlngton has in Hal Raid's "At Cripple Creek" In every sense an Idyl of the Rocky Mountains. It is a simple story of western lire wt i in the author's best atyle, and Is a ir.m.Hn nn cf srreat power and beauty. Its rathos moves the heart, and there are a number of amoslng comedy scenes interspersed throughout the play, that serve to brighten tbe intense situations, which develop in the enfolding ptJh&rn s-Th types of - character are true to the locality the rearing slopes of Colo- rado'a lofty Peaks. Its men ana women move In an atmosphere of true nobility the nobility of honest pur pose, courage and sympathy. Joe May field, the gold miner, whose heart is big enough to shield the or phan and protect the weak whose character Is a sermon to mankind la the hero of the play, and Mr. Reld has given the stage a type of Amerl can of whloh his oonntrynien may well feel proud. This splendid at traction will be presented at heiBT Model Grants Pass opera bouse one night, only Tuesday, October 87th by Walter Arington'a big metropolitan company, with complete special scenery and mechanical effects. Prices 85, 50, 75 and l. 10-28 It Irrigation Meeting. Tnere will be a meeting of those In tereated in irrigation at S o'clock Wednesday afternoon, October 28 at the Commercial Club in Grants Pass. The oommittee which bas had the ir rigation investigation in charge, hav ing completed and filed tbe articles of Incorporation of an Irrigation com pany now ask all tbe friends of irrlga tion to come together and assist In completing tbe organization by the election of 14 directors who will elect the executive ofHoers of the company Thnee who niwt to 'be benefitted by irrigation should tie present at mis meeting and assist in the completion of tbe Important work. By order of the committee, J. G. RIGGS, Secretary Enamelled ware at count at Cramer Bros. 25 per cent die- The Rebekabs will serve an excel lent chicken pie sapper on Toesday, November 8d. 5 p. m. (election day) at I. O. O. F. halL 10-28 2t Electric Theatre KEEP YOUR TICKETS PRIZES GIVEN Between MONDAY, OCT. 12th and SATURDAY, OCT. 24 Drawing Monday October 26 Cents' Prize Own choice of famous $3 Nugget Hat at Geo. S. Calhoun Co. store. Ladies Prize One doz. Photos at Grant- Pass Art Studio, ojiixisite Court House. i Ue Newest Thing's In Tinware Wh have just received in a large shipment from the factory, and wc offer the following New Kink Pot Covers 5 . 5 Family Dippers... .10 Wonder Egg Beaters .10 Soup Strainers 15 Buffalo Sieves 20 Handy Sifters 25 Oil Stove Tea Kettles .30 Egg Poachers 50 Cereal Cookers 1.25 Galo Wash Boilers.. 1.25 Savory Roasters 250 Copper Wash Boilers 3.50 and many others Special 25 per cent discount on Amethyst Granite Ware Cramer Bros. ODD FELLOWS BLOBK Heaters Ranees SOME BARGAIN POINTERS News Notea From ths Buslnt Men to Readers. Dr. Flanagan, . Physlolan and Dentist Go to Co run for Plumbing. J. E. Petersoa, Pioneer Insurance Mas. ForTtfjars atHalr.Rlddle Hdw Co, M. Clemens, Preaunption Druggist. Stone jars and oburns at Hair-R 14 dies. ' A splendid tins of Royal Charter Oak Ranges at Coron's Alfred Letcher, Registered Optosa etrist aod Jeweler In Dixon aoM stand. Front street Eyes tested free. Keep yoor Stock In good coodilioai by giving them Prussian Stock Food Cramer Bros., agents. Bert Barber, of Eltoo, Wis., aays "I have only taken four doses of Da Witts Kidney and Bladder PIUs an4 they have done for me more than any other medicine has ever done. Sold Drug Store. COMING EVENTS. Oct. 24-25 Fourth Annual Conven tion of churches of Christ in H to west distrlot. Oct. 26-Judge McGinn at Open Hoose. Oct 27 Tuesday "At Cripple Creek, M Opera House. Oct. 80, Friday Hallowe'en Hoc la given by Ladies of Presbyterian church in church parlors. Oct. 81, Four Great Musical Artists First nomber of the Lyceum ouoraa. Opera House. Nov. 9, 8 "Ekhardta Ideals" at span houae. Nov. 8, Tuesday (Election day) Chicken dinner at L O. O. F. iisd 6 p. ra. Nov. 4-" Flaming Arrow" at opera house. Nov. 19-Lee Willard In "A Relation" at 0era House. Nov. 2rt-"The Holy 01ty"ak House. opera Drive the dampness ont of that rousm where there is no stove with a PER FECTION OIL HEATER. Sold by Hair-Riddle Hdwe. Co. Woolen blankets washed! wit how shrinking at 2o per pair for 80 day only Frenob Laundry. Phone btiL to-s-at