Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-01-22
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day

NJ. Purdin of Medford was in Grants
Pass Thursday.
J. W. Frater was in town from Ash
land last week attending court.
Ed F. Hathaway of DRYDEN was in
town Tuesday on a business visit.
Mrs P. n. Butcher and little daugh-
ter came down from Wolf Greek Mon
day.
F. ". Jennings and W. E. Conner
of klamath Falls We're in town this
week.
John Hall was in town few days
this week from his mines on Grave
creek.
R. R. Stevens went to Ashland
Thursday to visit for few days with
friends.
Mrs. James Patrick and little girl
started Friday on trip to Los AN
geles, Cal.
Mrs. W. E. Good of Medford visited
here few days with her sister, Mrs.
NJ. D. Wilson,
Dick Hanan returned this week from
a trip through jackson county looking
after livestock.
@. j. christensen and NJ. Borgquist,
of Gothenburg, Neb., arrived in
Grants Pass Friday.
Mrs. A. c. Luster came down from
Ashland Friday to visit for a few
days in Grants Pass
W. H. Barr returned to his mine on
Briggs creek last of the week after a
visit to jackson county.
W. I. Campbell and Walter Garri-
son, miners of Josephine county,
visited Medford Thursday.
Geo. H. Kelly of the Booth Kelly
Lumber Co., was in town few days
this week from Lane county.
r. A. Booth and W. G. Hale were
in town the last of the week, the leg
islature having adjourned for a few
days.
Zonie Hagan returned this week
from LaMoine, Cal, where he has
been for some time, employed at q box
factory.
Mr.. and MrsJ d. Cook of Medford
visited here few days during the
week with Mr.. and Mrs Geo. E,
Rowland
Mrs. Lee Calvert has been at Phoe-
nix lately in attendance at the bedside
of her father, John Coleman, who is
seriously i'll
Geo. L. Rowland and j. d. Cook in
company with Noel H. Graves, have
been visiting their mines on Jump-oif-
Joe this week.
Mrs. E. A. Sherwin of Ashland, dep
uty state commander of the l.. o. 4.
NJ, visited Grants Pass last week on
lodge business.
District Attorney Reames, with Mrs.
Reames, went to Hillsboro to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Reames' father,
Hon. 7. H. Tongue.
Mrs c. B. Har,, of Pasadena, Gal.
is visiting here with her daughter,
Mrs j. Pardee, and will probably re-
main for some time.
Miss Carrie Umphlette came up on
Friday evening from Glendale, return
ing on Monday. She is assisting in
the Office of the Glendale News.
Mrs. J. O. Fullerton returned to
Roseburg last Wednesday after a few
days visit in Grants Pass with her
son, Nathan Fullerton, and friends.
R. W. Clarke, manager and treasur-
er of the G. P. N. W. L. & P. Co. re-
turned on Friday from Roseburg
where he spent few days examining
the company's plant at that place.
Miss Mary lyman, a daughter of the
late John lyman, arrived in Ashland
few days ago from Mt. Angel, and
will make her home with Conductor
and Mrs. lyman. -Tidings.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ranzau left on
Tuesday for San Francisco, where they
will spend week or more. They will
also visit Los Angeles and southern
California during their absence.
Dr. S. 7. Songer and II. L. Whited,
officers and directors of the O & c
Marble Co., came down from Ashland
Friday to remain for a few days look
ing after the business Of the company.
Rev. Robert Mclean, formerly pas.
tor of the Third Presbyterian church,
who is now in Porto Rico, has writ
ten a number Of letters to Portland
friends, telling of his work He says
that he is now without beard,
which has so changed his appearance
that even his wife did not at first rec
ognize him, when he met her on the
whaUf upon her arrival in Porto Rico
to join him in the work
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