Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-12-31
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day.

Mrs Carl Rymer visited in Ash
land Tuesday.
j. o. Booth went to Portland the
first of the week on business.
Miss Charlotte Stinson has gone to
Portland for two weeks visit.
Edward Van Dyke is visiting friends
in Eugene and Portland this week.
Mrs. @. ]. Gamble spent Sunday in
Roseburg, the guest of Judge Willis,
Will Gagnon went to Roseburg Fri.
day to spend week with his parents.
Miss Hermea Rikewine is spending
the holidays with her parents at Glen
dale
Miss Zena Chapman left for Port
land Monday night to remain some
time.
Station Agent George P. Jester
spent Christmas with his mother at
Halsey.
j. L. Gault returned Tuesday after
spending Christmas in Portland with
Mrs Gault.
II, L. Webbcr of San Francisco is
spending the holidays with the ]. A.
Walters family.
W. D. Sherman has just returned
from a five DAYS trip to Portland on
timber business.
Arthur Orr of Shasta, Cal. and
Louis NJ. Long of Seattle spent
Christmas with the CANDLES.
Arthur Sampson will enter the
Stanford preparatory school nJanuary.
He left for Palo Alto last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David John left Sat
urday for San Francisco to spend
week with ]. W. Howard and family
Miss Grace I.eBree of Roseburg is
spending the week with the j. o.
Booth family. She spent Monday
in Ashland.
W. L. Mallory and family arrived
last week to spend few weeks visit
ing. They will soon 20 to San Fran
cisco for a short stay.
J. j. Bacher came up from Con-
cord, Colo, to spend the holidays
with Mrs. Bacher. They spent Satur-
day with their daughter in Roseburg
Rev. ]. L. Beatty returned to the
klamath Indian reservation Tuesday.
He was accompanied by his daughter
Francies, who will keep house for her
father.
Mrs. Dunbar, after a visit in Grants
Pass, went to Wolf Greek Monday to
spend a couple of days with ner son,
E. L. Dunbar, and Will then return
to Eugene.
Miss Ethel Lakaut of Saginaw
visited her sister, Miss Ida LaRaut
last Thursday, returning home Sun
day. Miss LaRaut is postmistress
at Saginaw.
George Pease of Upper Grave Creek
spent several days in town this week
He reports the miners all doing we'll.
He also says stock ON the range is in
fine shape for the winter.
August Fetsch received a telegram
Tuesday announcing the death OF his
sisters husband, Fred Roedel at
Buena Vista, Colo. Mr.. Fetsch left
for that place on Wednesday.
Mrs. L. E. Dunbar left for Los
An geles Sunday to spend the winter.
She as accompanied ON the trip by
her brother-in-law, o. NJ. Holmes,
who returns to Grants Pass in few
days
Fred Booth of Newport arrived
here the cath to spend a few weeks
with his mother an sisters. Mr..
Booth has a jewelry store at New
port and is also keeper of the harbor
lights.
II. l. Isaacs and Mr.. Imbler re-
turned to Coos county Monday and
will continue work on the Isaacs &
Imbler placer mines near Chetco. Mr..
Imbler has just moved his family to
Ashland.
VIM. r, Byrne left last week for
hisg home at Idaho City, Idaho, after
spending a few weeks in Josephine
county looking over the mining pros
pects He says he will retrun in the
spring with several Idaho City men
who want mining properties.
Mrs. S. B. Ferree was a passenger
on Tuesday mornings overland, en-
route from Portland to San Francisco.
NJ IS Eula Scott, who has been visiting
Mrs. 5. G.. Harkness for several
months, accompanied Mrs. Feree
from Grants Pass to San Francisco.
Mrs. J. l.. Mcpherson and little
after an extended visit
with her mother, Mrs. Charles Booth,
returned to her home at Seattle, Sat
urday. Mr.. Mcpherson had just re-
turred from his summer at Alaska,
and came as far as Portland to meet
his wife. Mr.. Mcpherson is civil
engineer in the employ of an English
syndicate, and spends his summers
IN the north. Henry Booth of this
place spent the past summer in
Alaska working with him.
A Costly Mistake.
Blunders are sometimes very expen.
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