Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-07-30
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day TO Day

day at Gold Hill
Mrs. Elmer Day and daughter wen
to Colestin Thursday TO remain TO
a week or more.
Miss Maude Baber went to Colestii
Monday to spend week in recupera
tion at that resort.
Call at The Demaree Music Hous,
and see the new and beautiful Piano,
and Organs. Easy payments
! George Bacher went to Dunsmuil
Thursday where he has employment
and will be absent for some time.
/ Col. John S, Crawford returned
last week from an extended trip to the
east. L. L. Becker of Duluth accom-.
panied him,
Ed Swindon returned to Gold Hill
last Wednesday after spending some
time in Grants Pass caring for felon
on his hand.
Harry Lewis and family and Frank
Colvig came mp on Monday from
Rocky Gulch to spend some time in
Grants Pass.
Miss Allie Pool has been visiting
this week with friends in Medford
after attending the Chautauqua in
Ashland last week.
Mrs J. Pardee and sister, Mrs.
Palmer, returned last Wednesday eve
ming from Ashland where they attend
ed the Chautauqua.
J. D. Cook of Medfcrd, a prominent
member Of the Hydraulic Mining Co.
and the Three Pines Timber Co., spent
several days in Grants Pass last week.
Mrs NJ, Smell of San Francisco is
visiting Mrs c. W. Boulware and
other friends in Grants Pass. She
will remain here about two months.
L. a. Macarthur of Eugene visited
in Grants Pass last week. He is
former student Of the U. Of o, aud
will attend the university at Bcrke.
iey, Cal, during the coming year.
Mrs. Henry Miller and Miss Myrtle
Parker, sister and niece of Mrs. II. ].
Bacher, who have been visiting here
for several weeks, started Thursday
morning on their return to Chicago.
Frank Burns is suffering from
very severe cut on the back of his
hand, an accident which happened
one evening this week while assisting
in the butchering operations at the
slaughter house.
Prof. Stafford, of the chair of min
eralogy at the University of Oregon,
is visiting Southern Oregon, looking
over the mineral field, and will collect
specimens for cabinet to be installed
at the university.
Miss Mabel Stovall of Philomath,
sister of Dennis IL. Stovall of this
city, is visiting here at the home of
thre brother and will probably re-
main during the summer Miss
Stovall is a student of the Oregon
Agricultural college.
w. J. Morphy of Chicago, president
of the American Gold Fields Co.,
owners of the Granite Hill mines,
John Ross of Sutter Creek, Cal, and
W. a. Roberts of Grants Pass were
in Jacksonville Thursday to examine
the Opp mines situated near that
town.
Lonnie Moon made trip to Port
land this week for the purpose of
getting some eye glasses fitted He
lost the case containing his glasses
on Sunday and being unable to find
the missing articles was obliged to
have a new pair fitted, He returned
Tuesday evening.
Commissioner Wells in company
with his daughter Mrs. Geo, Linton
and two children visited another
daughter Mrs. Will Erb. at Ashland
last week, returning Monday. Mrs.
Linton and children left Tuesday for
thoir future home. Mr..
Linton left by wagon some two weeks
previous.
CT. Dittmar of Redding is visiting
Southern Oregon. Mr. Dittmar is a
brother of the editor of Mineral
Wealth and his visit here is in the
interest of that publication. A
80 page supplement contain
ing a write up Of Southern Oregon is
in preparation and will be issued in
September.