Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, June 21, 1912, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO w ile kit nocrK Rim conura FRWAV, JINK 21, 1812. . PERSONAL AS I) LOCAL. 4 Ralph Dean returned Sundty from t YUlt at Marahfleld. llrt. Ed Williams went to La Grande Sunday to rlalt tor aome time. Mrs. Mary McCrery left Sunday (or Walla Walla, Wash., to spend tbe oinnier. J. F. Klein went to Hugo Sunday. Dr. Lougbrldge went to Tunnel 9 fnnday nlgbt. Mrs. G. M. Luper went to Turner, Ore., Sunday to spend tbe summer with her two daughter!. Mra. W. II. Collar with baby of Oakland la bere rlelt'ng her sls Ur, Mra. Harry Tbreiber. Mra. Catherine Gray and Mri. Carl Allen returned Sunday from a week at the Rose ahow at Portland. Mra. Jennie E. Cbetblre left Sun fey for Ten Mile, near Dlllard, to Ipend a week or more with her moth er and brother. Mrs. C. C. Hall left Sunday for Portland to Join her son, Norman, and daughter, Geneva, where they Will remain Indefinitely. Mica DaHy Cole returned Sunday from I.eland, where abe baa been teaching tbe paat few weeka, finishing . tbe term for Mlaa Ruth BVovlll. j Mien Hazel Wllllaoia returned to i her home at Merlin Monday after- j Boon vlHltlng In tbe rlty for a week. 8be wag accompanied by MIhs Merle Atkins, who will sptnd a few daya. Harry RandUs returned Monday from rlilt at Portland. He was ac companied by bla brother, Charles, Wbo will rlalt bla mother, Mri. Lib ble Dodge, for some time. Mri. Sam Roekdlll and daughter, Mlaa Chloe, returned Sunday to their heme nt itlddles, after vlHltlng the J. D. Stlnebaugh family. Mrs. Rock 4111 and Mrs. Stlnebaiifch are sisters. Mr. and Mra. John Patrick left Monday for Roseburg, where they Will visit a few dnyg and then go to Balem to a'tend the G. A. R nontnp Bent, In session June 18-21. Geo. Patrick alio went to Roseburg for u lew daya. Mra. E. Waugbtal speut Sunday at Hertford, the guest of Mra. Doyd. Joe Wolke went to Aahland this Horning to look after the sewer con tract he Is Interested In. Mrs. Ruby Hopper, who hiiH toon pending the past six weeks visiting Ur. and Mra. Homer York nt Provolt left Monday for her future home at Glen wood Springs, Colo. Mrs. Hop per has been a resident of Hominy, Okla., but Is removing to Colorado. Each age of our Urea has Its Joya. Id people ebould be happy, and ttu y will be If Chamberlain's Tables are taken to strengthen the digestion and keep the bowels regular. Tneie tablets are mild and Rentle In their action and especially suitable for peo ple of middle age and older. For ale by all dealers. r m f 1 1 TO DRESS WELL WITHOUT BEING EXTRAVAGANT. THAT'S YOUR PROBLEM AND OURS! We have taken into consideration that no man wants to spend too much on his clothes. Yet we realize, as you must, that none of us can afford to display economy in our appearance. It is only the man of large means that can afford to do this. So we studied our problem and solved it and, in doing so, solved yours. It remains only for you to come in and inspect our stock.. Compare our clothes carefully with the best clothes you have ever worn. Visit our store and see our elegant display of new colorings in blues, grays and browns, that we are now showing at SIS oo MEN'S SHIRTS. In newest patterns, made with French Cuffs, soft collars, attached or detached, ideal for summer wear. Everything for men in hot weather. C- IP- BISHOP & CO. 0M"4 f H.r.k. Wukve THE CLOTHIERS. J. D. Sbaaka returned Sunday from a trip to Portland. Mra. V. I. Megargie returned Mon day nlgbt from a visit at Portland. Mra. Bertha Corthell went to Aah land Tuesday to spend tbe summer. II. A. Huntley left Monday evening for a short stay at ukanogan, Wash. R. A. nooth of Rugene spent Tuee day In the city looking over matters pertaining to the estate of J. O. Mioth. Mrs. L. A. Heath returned tbls morning from Grass Valley, where he haa been visiting for the paat five week a. Mlns Cora Nipper returned Monday nlt;lit from Portland, where she has spent the past four months with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. '3erety of Wich ita, Kan., stopped off Monday night to spend a day with Mr. and Mis. Paul Klrker, on Jones creek. Mis. J. W. Vanberhoof left Monday nUMt for North Platte, Neb., after spending the past two months with her daughter, Mrs. II. T. Prltchard. Mrs. J. D. .''ry and Mr?. K. Pollock went to Ashland Tuesday morning to vlnlt their nicer, Mr. M. W. Wheeler of Hint city, and another tlsfT, Mrs H. D. Morrison, who Is visiting from Klamath Falls. Attending (i. A. It. Keunion Mr. and Mra. A. Norrla, Mrs. Geo. Howard, Mra. 0. S. Goodnow, Mrs. ii. Oarden and Mrs. Mary tllldreth left tbla morning for Salem to attend tbe G. A. R. and W. R. C. encampment. Sills Hardware Interest Philip Helmer has sold his interest In tbe Jewell Hardware company, but intends to remain in the city, and will engage In other lines of business. , Four New Sunday Schools- Last Sunday Rev. W. R. Wynans," Southern Oregon representative of tbe American Sunday School Union, organized a Sunday school at Galk-j and another at Almeda. On the pre vious Sunday schools were organiz ed at Jump-Off-Joe aad at Picket: Creek. W illiams Couple Wedded Wm. H. Lemmon and Bertha h. Kennedy, both of Williams, were mar ried Saturday at tbe Palace Hotel parlor by Rev. Wm. R. Jeffrey, Jr., pastor of the Methodist cburcb. Here for VeMing Trl Mr, and Mrs. Louis Jessen of Eu gene spent a few days with Mr. Jes sen's sister, Mri. Louis Lucke, tight miles down Rogue river, returning tof' their home Monday. Mr. and Mrs Jt'snen are on their wedding trip. Old Resident leaves J. R. Brown, a resident of Grants Pass for the past 18 years, left Mon day night for Rochester, 111., to make his' home with his son, Wm. G. Brown, a hanker of that city. Mr. Brown is 85 years of age, but In excellent health and w'lll make the trip alone. Mrs. E. S. Eaton, bis granddaughter, who has been making a home for htm for some time past, left on :he same train for Portland. Upturned From Hose Show Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Herman, Mr. ard Mrs. Frederick Williams, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Avery returned Sunday from Port land, where they enjoyed the Rose Show festivities. lAiiminitttons In ( Vntml Huilcllng " Teachers' examinations for state papers will be held In this city be ginning tomorrow at 9 o'clock and examinations will be held in the Cen tral school building. Teachers hold ing one year certificates that expire June L'4, 1912, and who want blanks wli; )h supplied at the office of S ip-j e: ;:. 'idem Savage. ; FARM LANDS OF OREGON Price 50 Cents GIVEN FREE With .ach new sub scription to tlu1 Courier, or where nr rritrs ,ire j-iiid with one v-nr in ailvHiu-t. It Contains What Every Farmer Should Know lnt of Agriculture, Ohm Again! Property, lliuv! Xgalust Public Health, Domestic Animals, Heiii't'"s AgaiiiM emtlons, Fence and rVurtng, Fire Invention, Hoill culiure, MuwelUaeons. Public Ways, Actions for TrmpMS, Wsn luiuoe. Wright and Mea sure, Ktr. ThU U one of the iuom imeful UoWs puMUlicd for the Ore gon fnrnifr. It Is a ne-.iilt) for every ip-t-dte fanner. And should he worth many dollar. ; It FUI K Attended Pomona 0'rnnKe H. M. (lorhani and family of Wi nona and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ran dolph of Huco left their homes on Friday to attend Pomona Grange at Williams on Saturday, returning home Monday. They carried tents and camp equipment and were at ,hoii!e wherever they chose to stop, and a plensai't o'ltlng resulted. I Vlsitlii Congrepttional S. Rev. C.eow E. Paddock of Port land, superintendent of Oregon Con- Freuatlor.nl Home Missionary society, Is In Josephine tnd Jackson counties and with Mark Davis, Southern Ore ton Sunday school missionary, Is vls I'ine the rural Sunday schools of that Olareme C. Wynant of New Hope! and Cora L. Tope of Rogueriver were married Monday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mr?. Wesley Jones, 511 1 street, by Rev. F. C. Lovett. Only a few guests were present, among w hom were Mr. and Mrs. Wy nant and Mrs. G. P. Atchison. Geo. W. Smith, formerly located at Brlggs Creek In the United States forestry service, has gone to Bend. Oregon, where he will act as fire guard for tte forestry department during the summer. H. B. Reed and family left Tues day morning for Kerby to spen! a week or more. There is no real need of anyone being troubled with constipation. Chamberlain's Tablets will cause an agreeable movement of the bowels denomination. They spent Sunday at without any unpleasant effect. Give Three Pines, and will latiT visit Gold 1U.1. Fagle Tolnt. Table Rock. Trail ar.d Sams Valley. them era. a trial. For sale by all deal- , Street Improvement Coiumeni e ; Contractor Albert Anderson wl'.i .commence work tomorrow on tbe ex cavatlon and fill preparatory to the ,paingof Evelyn avenue, tbe contract ,ji8t, came t0 bat for which work was awarded him by !;iucity council last week. Mr. Ac ! dor on says that the work on th; 'street, as well as on all the other jStreets. which be has contracted to i pave, will be pressed and the Itnprcve !meut completed at the e.rllet pes- i , et Me moment. I ItAPTlSTS AtiAIV DFFKATKO. The basebail game on Hlth School campus yesterday evening between tbe MethodlBts and the Baptists of the Sunday School league, was won by the former, 10 to 7. Tbe Metb- in the last Inning w ith tbe score standing them, and at once put w inning the game. Tbe ba:terle were: Summers and Honey. Coburn and Creagor. i to 3 against over 7 runs. Baptlat Methodists FiM'rtlns Ucene liwords Mr. Roberts of tte firm of Crard!c & Roberts of Portland, expert ac countant employed by tbe state t- Mninur.t ant.! ma examine the county records of game each application. and flsh licenses Issued since the li cense law went into effect. Jar. unr? 1. 190.V was In the city Saturday ard Monday looking over the becks c. County Clerk Fred Cbesb'.-e. Th;. Inrestlgatlon puts money tc :! o pocket of Mr. Cheshire, fo- tr. vest !kh Hon show tit he hr d i vc-jald . s'ate 111, -he t-m r d'ie t foot Th" " ('''-.';; .-: ev-? tt!'1 i' Cve years It Is now well known that not more than one case cf rheumatism In ten requires any interna! treatment whatever. All that Is needed Is a free application of Chamberlain's -ag ng the parts at Try It and see bow quickly H will relieve tbe pain and aori'Cess. Sold b;- all dealers. P.VSIXFSS POIYTFJUl Pr Flanagan, .'r.jsltisn nr.d Surgeon. ' F. P 'i rson.PloneerlnsuranceMan Kts'.! Rttredies at Clcmer.. Iri.cji Alfred I. etcher, Registered Opto - etttt snd Jewe'e' In Dixon's old tsnd, Front st. Fyes tested free. WHAT YOU SAVE TODAY will give you the opening to the greater opportunity tomor row. A savings account at the GRANTS PASS BANKING - AND TRUST COMPANY SPELLS OPPORTUNITY. WHEN YOU HAVE $50.00 S100.00 or $1,000.00 Or any other amount for which you do not have immediate use, place it on deposit in our bank, where it will be safe. You will then not need to fear burglars or fire. Nor the man with nails in his shoes who is prowling around. JOSEPHINE COUNTY BANK, Grants Pass Oregon. Hand and Horse LCULTIVATORS This is the time to get in and do some effective cultivating, while the ground is damp and easily worked. We handle a cultivator that you will like come in and see them. Horse or hand culti vators. The price is right. Lawn Mowers We have several good makes at various pric es. If you are going to need a good strong mower one that will last a life time, with care. We would like to sell you one. Jewell Hardware Co. -j.. a -j .