Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-09-24
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day TO Day

Mrs J. T. Calvin is visiting hel
daughter in Portland.
Miss Hilda Oleson is teaching the
Dimick school this year
Attorney A. G. Hough left ou Sun.
day night for San.Franoisco.
Evan Winner retained Wednesday
fom two weeks stay in Portland
Willard Denison returned Tuesday
night from his vacation at Portland
L. L. Hurd, the Glendale post
master, visited Grants Pass Wednes'
day.
S. Hoyt visited his daughters, Mrs.
I. w. johnson and Mrs. Burnett. in
Medford last week.
Miss Ada Mcdonald left Saturday
morning for Corvallis to attend the
Agricultural college.
Mrs. J. L. Scovill went tu Portl and
Friday evening, called there by the
illness of her daughter, Miss Jessie
DR. Jennings returned Monday
evening from his trip to the northern
part of the county where he was ex-
amining mines.
BERTHE Williams who was hurt
recently while riding ON an ice
wagon has so far recovered as to be
able to attend school.
Mrs. e. Smell OF San Francisco, has
returned home after having spent two
months with Mr.. and Mrs. 7. p.
Crawford and family.
Edward Harris and family of Colo.
RADIO who have been in Grants Pass
for the past six months left for their
home last Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. L. Stockbridge and daugh.
ter, Lelah, returned home Tuesday
morning from Los Angeles, after an
absence of five months.
Judge ]. o. Booth was elected lay
delegate from Newman NJ. f. church
to the annual conference which meets
in Salem next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Donnell and
little daughter went to Ashland Mon
day for short stay. = Miss Frances
johnson accompanied them
Miss Nora Sydow, a former teacher
in the Grants Pass schools, has gone
to San Jose, Cal, to take course in
the State Normal school there.
Miss Anna Mccarthy, dauhter of
Engineer D. Mccarthy. is attending
the college at Albany. Mrs McCar-
thy accompanied her daughte
Mr.. and Mrs. McKenstry of Gold
Hill were in Grants Pass Tuesday
evening. Mrs. McKenstry was for
merly Miss Dana Delamatter
DR.. W. II. Andrews left this week
for California and after "A short stay
there will go East for an extended
visit. He does not expect to return
to Grants Pass
Rev. and Mrs II. N. Rosser of Ash
land were in Grants Pass Tuesday,
Mr.. Rosser being called here on ac-
count of the accident which befell his
brother at the Muir ply Mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Cords came up
from San Francisco Sunday night.
Mr.. Cords arrived from his trip to
Europt last Wednesday. and reports
having had very pleasant tmie.
Quite an excitement was created by
a black bear at the II. B. Miller
ranch down Rogue river Friday. His
bearship passed within few feet of
the dryer. He was not molested and
went calmy on his way
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter de Varila and
little boy left Sunday night for Ari
zona where Mr.. De Varila will have
charge of mine. The change was
made principally for the benefit of
Mrs De Varilas health
Prof. +. L. Young has purchased |
from G. G. Ament a half acre in the
Kelly tract OH Fifth street and is
erecting building thereon to live in
this winter In the spring he hopes
to put up a handsome residence.
The Lakeview examiner says: Rev. !
Black of Burns preached in the Bap. |
tist church last Sunday. The |
preacher is a pleasant man to meet .
but as a preacher, his mannerisms in
the pulpit attract the attention of