Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-14
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day.

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day ON business visit.
Mrs. Fred Denny and children went
to Ashland Friday to visit with
friends.
Miss Alice Hackett is visiting here
with here relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hackett.
Capt Nash and ]. S. Howard of
Medford were in town Thursday on a
business visit.
W. B. Sherman left ON Tuesday eve
ming for Kenmore, n. d and intends
to be absent some 10 days.
Mrs Claude Riddle and baby are
visiting inssMedford where her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. +. Isaacs reside.
Miss Louise NJ. Davis and Miss
Carrie Farr have been reelected as
teachers in the schools of Boise, Idaho.
]. E. Verdin has sold his interest
in the Oregon & California Marble
Co. to c. Cunningham of Ashland.
Mrs. S. +. Cass arrived here last
week from Summer, Iowa, to visit
here with the family of her son, +.
l.. Cass.
Rev. r. L. Johnston, formerly of
this place but nowfof Santa Maria,
Cal, spent several days in town this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Gault went to
Medford Saturday to visit with
friends They returned Sunday eve-
ming.
Henry Booth who has been working
in the office of the G. p. n. W. L. &
P. @. for the past year, left last week
for Alaska.
~. p. Anderson returned to Green
back Thursday after a visit TO Grants
Pass. He has lately been suffering
from poor health.
NJ W. Wheeler, former we'll
known resident of Grants Pass, ar
rived on Wednesday from Sumpter
look after property interests.
W. T. Cope came in Tuesday from
Applegate, where he is in charge of
the development work ON the Schrimpf
quartz property, on which he holds
bond.
]. A. Jennings has been in town
several days this week from San Fran
cisco where he is now located with
his family. They expect to make that
city gheir home.
c., E. Phillips, the well known
miner of this county, has moved with
his family to Grants Pass from Waldo,
in which district he owns valuable
copper property.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Collar, lately
of Yreka, spent Sunday in Grants
Pass visiting with friends and left
later for Seattle, where they will
make their home.
A. NJ. Marshall of the Marshall Wells
Hardware Co. of Duluth, MINI, was in
town Tuesday and visited Cramer Bros.
The company is now putting in
branch house In Portland.
Rev. d. T. Summerville, presiding
elder of the NJ. L. church, is on au
official visit to Coos and Curry
counties and will be absent several
weeks, holding quarterly meetings.
W. H. Hemenway and W. d. Gar
man, of Cottage Grove, where they
are engaged in the mercantile bust
ness, were in Grants Pass last week
looking after the business prospects
here.
Mrs. III G. Perkins left on Monday
morning for Eugene, called tlither
by the illness of her aunt, who died
on that same day, before Mrs. Perkins
arrived. Mr.. Perkins went to
Eugene on the evening train Monday
j. T. Love and family returned
Thursday evening by team after
residence of a year and a half in Del
Norte county aud will re locate here
Mr. Love has a first class ranch near
Crescent City which he has rented at
good figures. He has returned princi-
pally on account of the health of his
son.
Mrs. Geo. S. Calhoun and little
son, Lester, arrived on Thursday
evening from Ashland to remain
Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun are now oc-
cupying their new house at the ccr-
ner of Fifth and A streets. Mr.
Calhoun is employed at present in ex-
perting a set of books for the Golden
Drift Mining Co
Judge II. l.. Benson and daughter,
Miss Gail, arrived home Friday even
ing They were the first passengers
over the new scenic railroad. Judge
Benson has been visiting for several
weeks in San Francisco. From there
he went TO Salem to attend the clos.
ing exercises Of the Willamette Uni |
veTsity, which his daughter has been |
attending for the past year Miss |
Benson has come home to spend her |
vacation with her parents. klamath |
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