Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-03-12
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day.

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t. j. Mackin of Leland was in town
Thursday.
@. T. Davidson of Davidson was
in town Saturday.
Miss Carrie Umphlette returned Oh
Wednesday from Glendale.
Frank Sparlin of Williams broke his
arm ON Tuesday of last week.
Miss Ida Weston returned on Friday
from a business visit to Portland
Attorny G. B. Watson of Ashland
was in Grants Pass Friday morning.
P. N. Butcher visited friends in
Gold Hill for few days last week.
Miss Downer is visiting here from
Iowa with her brother, H H Downer.
Marsh Wagner and Homer Barr ON,
of Ashland, were in Grants Pass
Friday.
j. W. Howard of Kerby has been
spending several days in Grants Pass
this week.
Mrs. Frank Flock, now of Ashland,
is visiting friends and relatives in
Roseburg.
Mrs. James H. Gwinn of Pendleton
is visiting in Grants Pass, the guest
of Mrs Lucus.
Geo. W. Vanpel of Ashland was in
Grants Pass Friday and Saturday on
a business visit.
David John, Jr., of Williams, re-
Gently purchased the Berry Hall farm
in that neighborhood
Miss Lucy LaRaut has been visiting
i'll Grants Pass this week with her
sister, Miss Ida LaRaut.
j. S. Tucker of upper Rogue river
spent several days in Grants Pass this
week on a business visit.
Hon. W. H. Hampton returned on
Friday from an absence of several
weeks at Salem and Portland
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Colvig arrived
here from Salem Tuesday evening to
visit for time in Grants Pass.
Chas. NJ. Miller of Greenville,
Mich, visited here Tuesday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs, a. L. Voorhies
Mrs J l. Gault left on Tuesday
evening for Moscow, Idaho, to spend
a few weeks visiting with friends
Harvey E. Lounsbury, travelling
freight agent Of the Southern Pacific,
was in town Thursday on business.
Judge Hanna returned to Jackson
willie Thursday, after spending several
days in Grants Pass ON legal business.
W. H. Dana, superintendent of the
Copper Stain mine on Mt. Reuben,
spent few days in Grants Pass last
week.
Miss Mary Talbert, one of the
teachers in the schools of this city, has
recently been granted a state life di-
ploma.
Rev. Robt. Leslie and Arthur Conk-
lin went to Oakland Monday on a
business trip, returning the same
evening.
II. G. Kinney was in Ashland Fri
day, attending a meeting of the ex-
ecutiye committee of the Normal
board of regents.
Mrs. H. \. Stevens, formerly Mrs.
Mary Loughborow, now of Tacoma,
was in town last week and visited
the Williams district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Dixon of Nc
Cloud, Cal, returned recently after
spending the winter visiting with
at Williams.
Miss Emma Hyde returned from
Portland last Wednesday. She ex-
poets to open her millinery store
about the first of April.
A. p. Estabrook, the Gold Hill
druggist, was in town Thursday morn
ing, returning to Gold Hill from
business trip to Portland.
Mrs NJ. B. Terrell of Newburg TO-
turned on Thursday evening after a
visit in Gold Hill with the families of
L. b. and L. W. Charles
Mr. and Mrs r. L. Demaree re-
turned to the Greenback Friday morn
ing and will soon return to Grants
Pass to remain permanently.
Vim. R. Whipple, the well known
civil engineer, who is developing a
promising copper property in the
Waldo district, was in town several
days last week.
Chas. Decker, the well known
Waldo merchant and postmaster, re-
tuned on Wednesday from a trip to
San Francisco and left for Waldo
Thursday morning.
Geo. st. John, manager for the
Champion Gold Mining Co of the
Williams district, went to Tacoma