Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-05-07
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day.


Lee Cox Of Woodville was visitor
to Grants Pass Saturday.
r, NJ. CASTOR of Portland visited
friends in Grants Pass Sunday.
John Hall is in town this week from
his quartz mines on Grave creek.
Miss Lu Brewer expects to leave soon
for Portland, where she will reside.
Harry Hosler of Ashland was in
town last week on BUSINESS visit,
Thos, McGinn of Ashland arrived
last week and is in the law Office of w.
c. Hale.
Mrs. Geo. Almy was In town Wednes-
day from Leland where she is conduct
ing hotel
". +. Horn our we'll known insur-
ance man, spent Friday at Medford
and jacksonville.
DIR. Shearer and W. V. Lippincott
of Medford came down to Grants Pass
Friday evening.
Miss Rhoda York has been visiting
during the past week with friends and
relatives at her home near Kubli
Mrs. John Hammersley of Evans
creek visited few days in Grants
Pass during the week.
Hon. r. A. Booth, of Eugene pass.
ed through Grants Pass this week en-
route to San Francisco.
Attorney John NJ. Rummell went
to Portland Friday ON business
visit, returning Tuesday.
Harry Z. Foster visited Ashland
Friday and attended the Degree of
Honor ball given in that city Friday
evening
Col. Frank V. Drake, of Portland,
the well known mining writer, was in
town Sunday.
Mrs. John Taylor and Mrs Roy Pool
went to Ashland Saturday They will
reside there for the present as Roy is
located there.
Miss Nettie Dunlap left on Monday
for Lincoln, Ill. She expects to remain
there two wears and will attend school
during that time.
r. b. and Cratic Baber left Oh Mon
day for klamath Falls with string of
five race horses. They will be absent
during the summer
First Lieutenant Chas Grow. Of |
Company H, came up from Merlin
Saturday to be present at the inspoc.
tion on that evening.
W. II. Barr, the Briggs creek mine
owner, has returned to his home in
Jacksonville after visit to his mining
property in this county.
Mr., and Mrs J. A. Hubbard, Mrs. /
Eta Hubbard and Miss Emmeline
Clark went to Gold Hill Thursday,
returning the same evening
Rev. j. W. McDougall went to Ash.
land Saturday and officiated at the NJ. |
E. church in that city Sunday in the |
absence of the presiding elder.
Rev. d. 7, Summerville, presiding
elder of the NJ. L. church., returned ,
last Wednesday evening from trip
to klamath and Lake counties.
H. b. Luce is in town this week
after spending some time at Whiskey
creek in the Mt Reuben district,
where he has been developing min
ing property.
r. a. f. Penrose, Spencer Penrose
and ]. OBJ. Gam returned to San Fran
cisco Thursday, called thither on ac.
count of the death Of Irving NJ. Scott,
which occurred on Wednesday.
Rev. W. q. ConDell spent Tuesday
in Medford, preaching the sermon at
the installation of Rev. Shields as pas
tor Of the Presbyterian church in that
city.
Geo, b. Archer, the Leland miner,
came in on Thursday to visit with his
family. He expects to move his fami.
ly to the mines as soon as school
closes
j. T. Voolfolk, has been mining on
Evans creek for the past two wiuters,
is once more a resident of Grants
Pass and is engaged this year in the
brick business.
Judge II. L. Benson and daughter,
Miss Gail Benson, were passengers on
Thursdays train, en- route 10 klamath
Falls from Salem, where Miss Benson
has been attending school.
S L. Isham, the pioneer miner,
went into the hills Monday and will
spend week or so working at his old
Spring ledge on the divide between
Pleasant and Louise creeks.
Hon. Theo Cameron Of jackson
vile, was at Waldo last week looking
after his mining intrests. He is.one
Of the owners Of the well known Sim
mons, Cameron hydraulic placer
Mrs d. Mccarthy and daughter,
Miss Anna, left on Saturday for Ash
land TO remain for some time. Mr.
Mccarthy, who has been an engineer
on the Grants Pass Ashland division
for many years, will soon take "a run
on the Lebanon branch
J. A. Blew, now Of Ashland, mann
ger for the Sunset Monument CO..
spent several days Of the past week in
Grants Pass on business visit. Mrs.
Blew was here also, visiting with
| friends
Miss Julia Hatch from the Mission
Station at Pre- in y. Siam will speak
in the Bethany Presbyterian church
on Sabbath evening. Miss Hatch has
already earned for herself an enyiable