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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1912)
FRItnV, AI'KIL 12, 112. wrFKi.Y hooi e mrrn vovrier PAGE FIT Traaa to Make Home H-re A. Smith arrived Wednesday from Mineral Wells, Tex., to make his home with his daughter, Mrs. C. G. Gillette of this city. Mr. Smith, who ia an invalid, was accompanied to Grants Pass by his son-in-law, J. J. Meyer, who will return to Texas in a short time. C. G. Gillette left Grants Pass a short time ago for Texas, for the purpose of accompanying his father-in-law to this city, but owing to the delay of telegrams, he passed Mr. Smith somewhere on the road. Mr. Gillette will return to Grants i Pass at an early date. j Miss Hazel Anderson returned ; Tuesday from Ashland, where she ha J been visiting since Saturday iwith friends. ! J Man i;ie I.ireu.e i j Marriage license was issued Tues- jday, April S, 1912, to John W. Roa- sle and Dorothy H. Wagner, both of 'Josephine county. i i '.Merlin Resident lies j Thomas F. Atleburg. aged 71 I years died at his home in Merlin Tuesday, April 9. 181!. Funeral services wiM be held at the family honu in Merlin Wednesday after noon, with interment in Pleasant Valley cemetery. Mr. Atleburg la survived by a daughter, Mrs. J. M.' Mason, also of Merlin. T. Y. Dean, G. W. Wlnetrout, Lnlu jWlss as a Taloa war veteran, be- Caldwell. J. Stlenbaugh. Otto Mels sner, Herman Westerhid Jennie Cheskire, J. H. Ahlf. Adelia Parker and R. D. Cole The ladies returned today with high praise for the pleas ing hospitality of the Medford lidge. I Ijulies Visit Medfortl Ten ladies, members of Alalia cir cle of this city, accepted an invita tion to the Medford circle Tuesday and went on the afternoon train, re maining over night. The visiting members were as follows. Mesdames J. W. WIkK" Hurled-- The funeral service for J. W. W'Ikk. who died at his home mar Westholiu park Tuesday morning, was held Wednesday at the fam ily home. Rev. F. M. Canfield of the XI. K. Church South, officiating. Mr. I longing to the Twelfth Missouri cav- nil.,, u 1 1 vi n t v n v M 'ii v v uig urlu uv was drawiug a pension. Although ot a member of the Grand Army In (this city, mauy ot the G. A. R. mem- bers were In attendanue at the fun- i 'eral. and many (lower were shor td above the grave of the aged sol dier. Mr. wiggs is survived by his wife, and Mrs. Wiggs was with him at the time of his death. Interment was mad In the Granite Hill cemetery. TKNXIS liNAIA. By I'nited Press Leased Wire. NEW YORK. April 11. Jeshua Crane ot Boston and Vane Pennell ot Kngland, both former champions, met today in the finals ot the ama teur tennis tournament here, the winner qualifying to meet Jay Gould for the national championship tti'.o on Saturday. Phone No. 390 It your Dally Cour ier tails to reach you at any time. Do not delay. 3 anZvmrwI n . - ST-NT cottons TT TTTTTS GOE CO BIG ANNUAL H MAN macBsmstmiam t&moassanimuwmiBBxv mraeamsa mmansmm Thousands of Dollars Worth of Strictly First Class. NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE, Men's, Womens' and Children's Shoes-Dry Goods Clothing - Ladies' Misses and Children's Suits, Coats and Skirts. Men's Furnishings, Underwear and Hosery. Wall Paper. TXtZ 30 DAYS WEDNESDAY APRIL 17t!: To SATURDAY, MAY 19th. TT A TTTH TTTT fTH TH TTy TP 7n yjfll 11 JDMILIIJ 30 DAYS WEDNESDAY APRIL 17th To SATURDAY, MAY 19th. A Carnival of Bargains in all Departments We bought very heavily of all lines of goods for our new store. The goods are on our . shelves and must be sold. Our loss is your gain. ALL GOODS ABSOLUTELY WARRANTED. Handsome new spring novelties sold at great sacrifice. Every de partment ot the Big Store is crowded with the season's best and richest novelties. This sale is a great money saving opportunity. DON'T MISS IT. 0 J
