Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-12-24
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day TO Day

mine Sunday.
Ed White returned home last
week to spend the holidays.
Miss Minnie Ireland returned Mon
day from her summer visit at Port
land.
Rev. J. L. Beatty came over from
klamath to spend Christmas with his
family.
Miss Susie Barnard will spend
Christmas with her sister, Miss Mar.
garet at Eugene.
A J. Walters came in from the
Granite Hill mine last week to spend
Christmas at home.
Mas, c. Neill of Ashland and Miss
Nancy Hurd OF Woodville are visiting
Mrs. c. G Presley.
Mrs. A.ie Carbon returned from
Portland Wednesday where she has
been for the past three weeks.
George Calhoun and family will
spend Christmas in Ashland. Mrs.
Calhoun and son will remain week
or more.
Miss Adah Mcdonald has returned
from the Oregon Agricultural College
at Corvallis to spend Christmas vaca.
| tion with her narents
NJ. A. Wertz is moving his saw mill
to Limpy creek about two miles from
the present location and about half a
mile from Rogue river
d. W. Cunning and wife Of Van
couver Wash, after visit of week
with ]. R. Cunning and family, left
Wednesday for Stockton.
Mrs @. L. Mcpherson and child, re-
turned to Medford last Thursday after
spending several weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ 7. Utley.
Miss Agnes George came up from
Ashland Friday to attend the play
"Under Two Flags" and to spend
few hours with her sister, Miss Lucy.
Miss Laura Gertrude Thomas will
give q reading at Brownsville Satur-
day, returning to Grants Pass to play
the leading part in the drama Be
cause | Love You
Miss Lucy George will spend the
holidays with her parents at Kerby.
On account of school closing so late
she will be obliged to spend all
Christmas day riding on the stage.
Miss Laura Parker left for Portland
Friray morning to spend the winter
in studying music. She will be under
the instruction Of Professor Nash, one
of the best piano instructors in the
state.
Tom Fry returned last week from
Portland, where he is attending
business college, and Will Fry came
Monday from the Oregon Agricultural
college at Corvallis. The boys will
spend the holidays with their parents.
G.. N. Bolt, for number of years
book keeper for J. Woke and the
Grants Pass Hardware Co. has resign
ed his position and has left for the
north, where he has two positions
offered him. Mrs. Bolt will Join him
later.
Victor P. Moses of Corvallis is
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. d. Fry this week. Mr.. Moses is
county clerk of Benton county and
came down for rest from his work.
He was here two years ago and finds
many changes in Grants Pass.
A private letter from d. @.
Brownell, former resident of Grants
Pass, states that they are now living
IN Umatilla and are enjoying good
health. Their second son. Llcwellyn,
who was but lad when they left
here, was married November 1G to
Miss Sarah L. Griffith Of Umatilla, a
very estimable young lady and well
liked by all. Mr.. Brownell is engag-
ed in the real estate ard collection
business.
Little Cathrine Clemens mot with
an accident Saturday which was an
exceedingly painful one She was
standing IN front Of her fathers drug
store, holding her umbrella and in
some manner she slipped and fell, one
rib Of the umbrella striking her on
the forehead and tearing a great cash
which necessitated several stitches
being taken. It is exceedingly for
tunato that her eyes escaped the
points Of the umbrella ribs
Chas. II, Kellogg Of Del Sue. Cal,
was in town last week Having seen
copy Of the Courier containing w.
B. sherman's ad regarding timber,
came to investigate with the result
that b, located timber claim and
also homestead. Mr.. kellogg is a
timber man, having lived for years
in the heavy timber belts Of Wiscon-
sin and after close cruise hc found
that the claims run in timber more
than the amount stated I'm the
Courier, viz, 100000 Nj. Kol-
logg returned to California Tucsady
feeling that be had secured a prize.
Tablet and box paper at cost at the
Courier Office to close out. We have
up-to-date styles.
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