Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day

Ora smith came IN from herbl
Tuesday.
We. Stacy visited at Sans Valley
last week.
John NJ Rummell left last week fol
North Bend, Coos county.
Miss Lucy George went to Ashland
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving.
W. NJ. Bailey has returned to Grants
Pass after a trip to British Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs W. E. cage of the
Forest Queen mine were in town
Wednesday.
II. 5. Prescott is having a visit from
his brother who recently arrived
from Omaha.
Mrs. A. G. Hough and little
daughter returned Saturday from a
two months stay in Portland.
W. G.. Thomas returned to New
York last Thursday after spending a
few w1cfs with his brother, r.
Thomas.
James McGrew and wife arrived
here Friday from Crescent City. Mr..
and Mrs McGrew will make Grants
Pass their home.
Robert E. Jewell returned this
week from Lamome, Cal, where he
has been working for some time He
will spend the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs Nate Bates were
visited this week by Mr. Bates
brother and wife of Dunsmuir, Cal,
they returned home Tuesday.
wenzel vetter arrived Saturday
from Madison, S. D., to look over the
country. Mr.. Vetter and p. II.
Harth were pioneers together in North
Dakota.
Miss Ada Umphlette returned on
Tuesday from Eugene where she has
been attending the U. of O. She
spent several days in Portland before
returning.
Photographer Nichols returned
last Thursday from San Francisco,
where he attended the California
Photographic convention and also
visited his brother.
G. A. Handbook and family have
gone to Los Angeles whsre Mr.. Fand-
cock will look fer location. They
disposed Of their household goods
mostly by private sale, the balance
being sold at auction Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Scoyall was taken tc
Portland again last Friday to be op'
Grated upon at the Mount Tabor hos
pitai. She was accompanied by hel
mother and Dr. Findley We Learn
that the operation was successful.
Arthur d. Moe, publisher of The
Grand Forks, IN. D. Plaindealer
made this office pleasant call las
Thursday. Mr.. Moe is on a pleasure
trip to the west and looked ovel
Southern Oregon pretty thoroughly
Charlton Perkins sold out his mer
camille business in Calamba, p. l., il
September and is now travelling il
the interior Of China, at the presen
: time is about 800 miles up the Canto
river. He is travelling in the interes
of Leslie's Weekly, making photo
graphs and writing descriptive art
cles.
A. b. Cousin, general manager {
the Calico Consolidated Mines CC
and Myron Champlain Of ,Portlan
were in town Monday and lett for III
mine at Galice Wednesday The con
pany is in fourishing condition an
they are doing great amount of III
provement work on their 600 acres {
property At present they are opera
ing three giants. Mr.. Cousin is hoI
), ing to secure better road to Gallo
soon.
l The Evening Telegram in speakin
of gathering of the Ladies of til
First Congregational church of Port
land, says: Mrs James LestC
. Gault, who recently arrived fror
Grants Pass, delighted all with wv
songs. Gouuod's "There is a Gree
Hill Far Away" and Adams go
Shining Light which were exqui
sitely rendered. Miss Leonora Fshe
was an able aocompanist "
Mrs L. L. Jewell returned sunda.
morning from three months absenc
in the east visiting at her old homo
During the summer she saw Rev
Robert Mclean and Berto Mclean a
Utica, n. Y. Mr.. Mclean was on
vacation from Porto Rico and Will
supposed to rest he was called upol
to preach from twice to four time
day. Mr. Mclean reported that Mrs
MsLean and Miss Christie were not il
the best Of health there. Mr.. Jewel
went to Portland 10 meet Mrs
Jewell