Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-10-15
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day.

Mrs. Alice Carlon is visiting in
Portland.
F. NJ. Wiley went to Roseburg Mon
day on a business visit.
Mrs Singleton of Ashland is visit
ing Mrs. @. W. Everton.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. NJ. Wilson are at
Salem visiting their parents.
Mrs Chas. Wright of Oregon City
is visiting Mrs. Geo. Lewis.
Mrs. Anna Blalock and son are
visiting Mrs. Bland of our city.
Mrs. A. J. Schrimps of Applegate is
visiting Mrs. Russell on ] street.
J. 5, Emmins of Minnesota is visit
ing his brother, VIM. r. Emmins.
Harry Versails from Glendale, has
accepted position in the round house
here.
Miss Helen Medley of Wolf Creek
was visiting Mrs. S. R. Braton last
week.
E. L. STAN is building a neat four
room cottage in the southwest part of
town
A. ]. Pix last week visited Horn
brook, Ashland and other southern
points.
Judge j. o. Booth is one of the
visitors to Portland this week from
this city.
Mrs G. J. Kurth spent Sunday in
town on her way from San Francisco
to Portland.
Mrs. Geo. Good left for Portland
Monday morning to spend a few weeks
visiting relatives
John Mock returned home last Fri
day from Eureka, where he has been
spending the summer.
Mrs Josephine Thornton is visiting
in Portland this week
Presiding Elder Summerville dedi-
Gated a Methodist Episcopal church
at Elkton, last Sunday.
Dick Bland and Frank Griffith
were on hunting trip in the West
Fork country last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dean who has been
visiting relatives in Ashland, return
ed home Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Robt Eberle are in
Portland attending the meeting of the
state Baptist association.
Mrs. A. J, Walters is entertaining a
sister from San Francisco and a
cousin from Oakland, Cal.
T. W. Williams is attending the
meeting of the grand lodge X. of p.
held in Portland this week
DIR. Jennings and DR.. b. r. Free
land of Ashland left Monday for the
Klamath Falls country on a mining
trip
Rev. ]. W. McDougall returned
Saturday from Portland and Eugene,
which places he visited after attend
ing conference at Salem.
Mrs. E. p. lyman and chill dren re-
turned to Ashland Monday after
visiting her mother Mrs Jackson,
and the Moss family here.
Mrs. j. Jennings returned to Grants
Pass last week. She spent the sum
mer at their Newport home and the
past two weeks in Portland.
Grant Orme, who has been firing
the Engine on the work train for the
past two weeks has been relieved
and has returned to the extra list
/ Ike NJ. Davis, who has been on a
business trip 10 Portland and The
Dalles and also visiting friends in
Eastern Oregon, returned home
Tuesday evening.
Fred Mensch left Monday morning
for a trip to Colorado to visit his sis
ters, Mrs. Gilfllin and Mrs. r. w.
Person. He expects to be absent
about six weeks.
j. II. McGrew last Wednesday pass
ed hi' s4th birthday. Mr. McGrew
has been a resident of Grants Pass
over 10 years; he still is able to at
tend to the chores and do odd jobs
about the house.
Mrs. j. A. DeWolf left for her home
in Morocco, Ind, Tuesday evening af-
ter months visit with her daugher,
Mrs. T. b. Meade Mrs. DE Wolf was
delighted with Oregon, and may re-
turn to make this her home.
r. H. White, formerly of Kcrby
and we'll known in this city, was on
Mondays train. en- route TO Placer
from jackson county. lie is now tray
cling salesman in the employ Of the
Northrup Sturigs Co, Of Portland.
Mrs c. NJ Cunning and ler sister
Mrs. G. NJ. Hicks Of san Francisco,
lett Monday for San Francisco where
Mrs. Cunning will spend number Of
weeks visiting ATS. Hicks has been
on visit to Vancouver Wash, and
other points
Mrs. G.. f. Billings passed through
this place Monday, returning 70 Ash
land from Eugene, wnere she had been
visiting with her son, who is attend.
ing the university, and also attend
ed the meetings Of the sessions
OF the Columbia River branch Of the
woman's Foreign Missionary Society
at Eugene.
Dan L. Green, the veteran placer
miner, will act as one Of the foremen
for the Galice Consolidated Mines Co.
in their hydraulic operations during
the coming winter Mr.. Green is a
thoroughly practical miner and his