Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-03-19
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day.

town Sunday.
Christian Short of Wildorville wa,
in Grants Pass Monday.
Geo. R. Riddle returned ON Friday
from business trip to Portland
F. NJ. South of the Greenback mine
was in town Monday on business
visit
Superintendent c. W. Thompson ha:
returned to Greenback from trip tC
Portland.
H NJ. Coss, the well known piano
man, was in town fews day last week
on business.
]. c. K. Mccain, the Wilderville
merchant, was in town Friday on a
business visit
E. E. LaBrie, of Garden Valley,
near Roseburg, has been visiting rel
atives in this city.
Harvey Smith returned ON Saturday
evening after an absence of several
months in Portland.
]. A.. Blew and family are now
located in Ashland where Mr. Blew
has entered the insurance business.
Mrs @. L. Bloom, formerly of this
city, has recently been very seriously
ill in Engene, but is now improving.
John Vigelius visited his home at
Oregon City last week, returning to
his duties with X. L. Coe Tuesday.
+. L. Zimmerman, of Wells &
Zimmerman, the Portland sawmill
outfitters, spent several days in town
last week.
J. L. Gault, the S. P. d. & L. book
keeper, left on Monday for Moscow,
daho. Mrs. Gault went to Moscow
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Demaree re-
turned on Saturday evening from
Greenback and will remain for some
time in Grants Pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Nc,
Dougall, old friends of Dr. and Mrs.
F. W. Van Dyke, visited with them a
few days last week.
Chas Richton, of the Seattle Min.
ing and Investment Co., arrived here
Friday to spend several days in the
examination of mining properties.
Newman Lee, who has been spend
ing the winter here, left ON Friday
evening for Portland. Noah Norcross
went with him and will 60 to Walla
Walla.
Dick Thoms, one of the veteran
miners of Silver creek, has been in
Grants Pass this week and expects to
devote some time to prospecting in
this neighborhood.
DIR. ]. B. Olmstead, supreme medi-
cal director for the United Artisans,
arrived here Wenesday morning to de.
liver a lecture in behalf of that order
in the evening, at Woodman hall.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Booth have re-
turned to Roseburg from Portland
where Mr.. Booth was successfully
treated for an liberated eye. He has
resumed his duties in the land office.
Miss Josephine Grow returned on
Saturday from Curry county where
she has been teaching She came by
way of Crescent City, requiring a
three days stage ride to reach Grant.
Pass
+. H. Osgood of Seattle arrived here
last Wednesday and went out to Waldo
to look after his placer properties in
that district. Mr.. Osgood has large
mining interests in this county, both
in gold and copper.
Miss Lyle Watson, who has been in
Grants Pass for some time, as stenog-
rapher in the Office of A. G. Hough.
returned to Ashland Thursday. Miss
Pfaff of Portland succeeds her as
stenographer for Mr.. Hough.
Sam Henderson, formerly S. =.
railroad conductor located here, and
lately in the employ of the O. Il. &
\. at the Dalles, was IN ROseburg a
few days last week on his way TO San
Francisco where he expects to locate.
Mrs. d. Edwards, Miss Ada
Umphlette, Carl McCroskoy and
Waldo Greene, composing the "SiN''
orchestra, went to Gold Hill on Tues
day, to furnish music for the st.
Patrick's ball given there on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs G. +. Hadley of Tilla.
nook stopped here Sunday evening on
their return to Tillamook from a wed.
ding tour to San Francisco, Continu
ing their journey on Monday evening.
Mrs. Hadley is niece of Mrs \. b.
Cornell and Of j. l.. Myers, of Grant,
Pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ;. Harbinson ar
rived on Thursday evening from Hood
River Mr.. Harbinson expects {,
leave in a short time to look after
over the Willamette valley town
while Mrs Harbinson will spcnt
some time visiting here Mrs. Har
binson was formerly Miss Emma
Smith "a well known young lady o.
this city.
Nathan Fullerton expects to cnto