Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-07-16
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day

! W. H. and Jack Mcconnell are
visiting the Galice district on min
/ ing business.
Mrs. H. c. Perkins went to Green
back Friday to visit with Mrs Hastay
of that place.
Mrs. C. C. Presley and children
went TO Colestin thursday TO spend
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Fry went to
Colestin Monday to visit for time
at that resort.
L. L. jewell went to Medford
Tuesday on business trip, returning
in the evening.
Presiding Elder d. T. Summerville
is visiting the churches of klamath
and Lake counties.
A. II. Mock left Wednesday for
Eureka, Calf, where he expects TO
stay for several weeks.
Miss Elsie Green has been visiting
during the week with friends at
Ashland and Jacksonville.
Mrs. Pardee and sister. Mrs d.
W. Palmer, went 10 Ashland Wednes-
day for a weeks sojourn there.
Mrs. L L. Jewell returned ON
Saturday evening from Colestin after
a stay of several weeks at that resort.
c. W. Young and family. recently
of Corvallis, arrived in Grants Pass
last week and intend to locate here.
Mrs. r. W. Clark and daughter,
Miss Helen, went to Portland Thurs
day to visit there for a week or more.
Miss Gertrude McAllister returned
on Sunday evening from Yoncolla,
after visit there of about two weeks.
Rev. W. McDougall was in
Wilderville last Wednesday and
preached there to large congrega-
tion.
Rev. Geo. d. Doyle, formerly of
this place, but now located at Burns,
Ore, has been visiting here for sew
erely days this week.
Miss Jessie Scovill arrived here on
Tuesday from Portland and will
spend about six weeks visiting here
at the home of her parents.
Oliver 5. Brown, formerly in the
law business in this city, was In town
Saturday on a business visit from
Merlin, where he now resides.
Daniel Frederick has taken saving
contract and Will operate mill near
Ashland this season. Mr.. Frederick
and Edward left for Ashland Monday.
Miss Grace Good, the popular as
sistant at the Grants Pass postoflice,
went to Newport Tuesday and will
spend SOME time visiting at that re-
sort
Mrs Robt. Booth returned ON Tues.
day from Portland where she has been
visiting since attending the session
of the Federated Woman's clubs, in
Astoria.
J. Baragar, of Salem has been
spending several days in Grants Pass
on business. Mr.. Baragar was resi-
dent of Josephine county Some 10
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Robinson
are now living in Ashland, having re-
moved there from this city last week.
Mr.. Robinson is fireman on the
Southern Pacific.
j. p Harvey, general manager Of
the Blue ledge copper mines, was in
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Clark who passed through on his way
to that property.
VIM. McGrath of Ashland, the
machinist, returned to that city last
Wednesday evening after temporarily
filling the position of foreman of the
Grants Pass round shouse for few
days
Miss Emma Telford returned on
Monday evening from visit at
Colestin and left ON Tuesday evening
for Portland, where she will visit
with Miss Belle Robinson and other
friends.
A. b. Cousin was in town on Mon
day from Galice, where he has been
staying in the furtherance of the
work of the Galice Hydraulic Mining
Co. He returned to Portland on the
evening train.
Will Shaw, WHO is well known to
many III this city, is now at the
Behnke- Walker business college in
Portland. He finished the course in
May and is now in charge of the type
writing department Of the college