Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-08-06
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN |
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day

A. N Hubert of Sans Valley visit
ed Grants Pass this week.
DR. and Mrs Bert Stone of Crescent
CITY are visiting in Grants Pass.
Alya Hammond of Hugo was in
town Tuesday on business visit
r. Bronson started on Wednesday
morning for trip to Crescent City.
! Miss MAude Baber returned Tues
day evening from brief vacation at
Colestin
L W. Moore spent last week at
Winona and INDUCED in a successful
deer hunt
II. c. Kinney spent a few days in
town looking after the interests of the
Hit Lumber Co.
Mrs. C. W. Ament and daughter,
Mrs. w. A. Morgan, of Chicago, are
visiting relatives in Grants Pass
There will be no band concert this
week, on account of the absence of a
number of the musicians ON vacations.
Prof. and Mrs. VIM. Cameron of
Ashland arrived here Saturday even
ing for two weeks visit with friends.
H. NJ. Gorham and son, of Vino
ma, and W. 7. Bennett of this city
started on Monday for trip to Crater
lake.
Mrs, E, c. Suman and daughter,
Vivian, left on Wednesday morning
for Oakland, Cal, to rejoin Mr.,
Suman.
Harold stockbridge is now in Los
Angeles, having rejoined his mother
aud sister who have been spending the
summer there.
Ed F. Terry, the efficient superin-
tende1t of the st. Helens & Galice
placer properties ON Galice creek, was
in town this week.
Mrs, Will jackson and daughter, Miss
Ruth, of Baker City. arrived in
Grants Pass Friday for a visit with
relatives and friends
W. L. Ireland went to Portland
Tuesday evening. He has been in
i'll health for some time AID is taking
a greatly needed rest.
Egbert Meade Of Sumner, Wash,
brother of N. B. Meade Of tins city,
arrived on Wednesday for a visit with
his relatives at this place.
Mrs. George Patrick returned on
Wednesday to Petaluma, Cal, after
visit of about two months with rela.
tives and friends in this city.
Mrs. c. E. Harmon and children and
Miss Elsie Green went to Galice We'd
nesda to spend vacation at the mine.
Mrs. Green intends to go in few
days.
Cratic Baber returned this week
after spending the summer in klamath
and Lake counties with string of
race horses, He had quite a successful
season.
G. A. Savage and family returned
On Friday evening from vacation at
Newport They enjoyed a delightful
time during their absence at the sea-
side resort
Mr.. and Mrs. David T, Evans of Ft.
Worth, Texas, are visiting Grants
Pass and Southern Oregon. Mr. Evans
is interested IN the Gold King mine
of Josephine,
L. A. Lewis, of the firm of Allen
& Lewis of Portland, was in Grants
Pass last week. He has been at Le-
land visiting his mining property
in that vicinity.
S J. Nansen, foreman of the book
binding department of the Bushong
Printing Co. of Portland, is taking
his vacation in Grants Pass, visiting
with A. J. Mickey.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Clemens aud daugh.
ter left on Wednesday evening for
Newport to spend a vacation at that
popular resort. Bert Barnes is man
aging the drug store during the absence
of Mr. Clemens.
Mrs. Ray Wright and little son re-
turned last week from Roseburg after
a visit Of several weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Bailey.
She was accompanied by Miss Ruth
Patterson who will visit here for
short time.
II. u. Rice, formerly one of the
owners OF the Baby mine and now en-
ployed at that property, left on Thurs
day evening with Mrs. Rice for a
months visit at Newburg and other
Willamette valley points. Mr. Rice
will visit Idaho before returning. |
Mrs. NJ. W. Wheeler and children ar
rived ON Friday from Sumpter to re-
join Mr. Wheeler who has been here
for several months. They have taken
up their abode at their ranch north Of
town and will make their residence |
there for the present at least.
Misses Maud and Ellen Everton re-
turned on Tuesday evening from San
Francisco for visit in Grants Pass.
They have positions as nurses at
medical and surgical institution in
the city. Miss Ellen intends to begin |
a medical course on her return.
Hon. and Mrs. Geo. W. Colvig ar
rived here Saturday from Barranquil-
Ia, Colombia, where Mr.. Coyig has
been filling the position OF U. 5. con
sui for the past two years They
came by steamer to New York and
thence across the continent by rail.
Miss Emma Telford returned ON