Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-12
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day TO Day.

Fred Miller of Davidson was in for
supplies the first of the week.
DR.. and Mrs. Robinson of Jackson
vile, spent day in Grants Pass last
week
Professor and Mrs Young have
moved into their new home on Fifth
street.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Rummell has gone to
Portland to spend month visiting
her sister.
Mrs. Cora Diedericks and child
returned last week, after spending
six weeks at McOloud, Cal.
J. LongenbeckeS left last week for
Sausalito. Cal, where he will make
his future home with daughter.
Miss Mary Coe returned to Grants
Pass Friday after spending the past
three months with her sister at Fruit
vale, Cal
L. Q. Brown. undertaken for A. U.
Barnard has removed from the house
next to Bannard's to the second house
east of the Western hotel.
Mrs. A. Cleaver left on Tuesday
evening for her home in Baker City
after two weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of
Grants Pass
r. Thomas aud has brohter W. G..
Thomas Of New York, spent few
days last week taking in the sights of
Josephine county. They visited some
of the mining camps.
Miss L. NJ. Abbay, of San Fran.
cisco, sister of Mrs. J. W. Walters,
has some beautiful specimens of buInt
wool and leather work on exhibition
in Rotermund's corner window, also
some burnt Lustre work which is ex.
ceedingly beautiful
j. W. Howard left Tuesday morning
for San Francisco to speLd a few
months with Mrs. Howard and Miss
Eula. Miss Ehla is under the instruo-
tion of her former teacher, Hugo Mans
field, the noted piano teacher. Mr..
Howard leaves his business at Kerby
in charge of d. N. Stearns.
H. B. Moffit and family OF Iowa
City and Il. L. Mofiit and family of
Parnell, Iowa, eight in all, arrived
in Grants Pass Monday, with the in
vention of making Jo.ephine County
their home. They were met at the
depot by Mr. Sparlin who conveyed
them to the home of brother, Lincoln
Moffit at Williams.
John Duffy, who has been employed
in barber shop at Grants Pass for
several weeks, returned to this city
the latter part of last week, and is
again welding the razor in ]. P.
Crawford's tonsorial parlors. Besides
being good barber and cornetist,
John is a joyial boy and his many
friends are glad to see him back again
at his old place by the chair. In
coming ovtr the mountains on the
stage, John got his baggage mixed up
with that of a travelling companion and
on arriving in town found that he
was minus his much-prized cornet
and had instead several articles of
wearing apparel for which he had no
use. Crescent City News.
Z. L. Cass leaves Thursday morn
ing for an extended trip through the
south and east covering period OF
two or three months He will be
joined by Mrs. Cass at San Pablos,
Cal, and will visit Los Angeles,
Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, point.
in West Virginia, and will spend
some time at his old home in Sumner,
Iowa Mr.. Cass takes with him somt
Josephine county nuggets and quartz
gold to open the eyes Of easterners tC
the fact that Southern Oregon is a
gold producing section This is the
last winter the Cass family will spend
in the United States, as Mr.. Cass and
family, his brothers and mother will
spend the winters IN Honolulu here
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