Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-08-13
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day

Leland were in town Thursday.
Mrs. J. A Slower went to Medfor(
Monday, returning in the evening.
DR.. R. E. Smith left ON Sunday fol
the shovel creek springs on visit oi
reouperation.
wm. Bybee of Jacksonville, the
pioneer miner and stookman, was il
town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Joel Clark of Green
! back have been spending several days
in Grants Pass this week.
Mrs J. p, Martin visited few
days during the week in Ashland
with Mrs f. G. Cavender
r. E. Brown was in town on Thurs.
day from Placer, where he is develop
ing some mining properties.
Mrs. ]. R. Jennings went to Ash
land last Wednesday to visit with her
sister, Mrs. w. B. Singleton.
Mrs. Jas Mcdonald and daughter,
Miss Ada, left on Tuesday morning
for shor. visit in Portland
Mac Smith returned home Thursday
from Newport where he spent an en-
joyable vacation of two weeks,
Jas. McDaniels returned on Friday
from Les Angeles where he has been
with his sister for several months.
! Miss Carrie and Stanley Umphlette
went to Colestin Tuesday for re-
cuparatiye vacation at that resort.
Mrs. Frederick spent several days
Of the past week near Ashland where
Mr.. Frederick has charge of a mill.
Mrs. r, j. Marsh and Miss Char
lotte J. Stimsan, of Portland, ara the
guests of Mrs. G. !. Gamble in this
city.
Audley d. Porter of Ashland started
on Wednesday by wheel to Eugene af-
ter stav of several weeks in Grants
Pass.
A. Marsh and family started on Sat
urday on their return to Nebraska,
after residence Of about year in
Grants Pass.
The family Of W. A. Reynolds ar
rived here last week from Tillamook
to rcjoin Mr.. Reynolds who has been
here for some time.
Mr. and Mrs Chaunrey Howe and
AR and Mrs. Chas. Myrick, of Green
back, started for Crescent City this
week for an outing
Mrs. Thos. Kelley of San Francisco
was in Grants Pass last week and
went out to Selma to visit her daugh-
ter, Miss Eva Ragin.
MIR. and Mrs A. NJ. jess started
last week for trip to the Coquille
river country in Coos county, to be
absent several weeks.
Prof. ]. p. Mcconnell of Merlin ar.
rived here Wednesday to assist Super
intendent Savage in conducting the
teachers examination.
Ben Dimmick and family and Rev,
/ ]. W. McDougall started ON Monday
for visit to Bybee Springs, the well
known Evans creek resort
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Demaree and
Lonnie Moon went to Leland Saturday
evening, to furnish music for a ball
given there on that evening
Mrs. NJ. Purdin of Medford scalded
her face quite badly recently with hot
water from a tea kettle which she
was removing from the stove.
Bailey Houston of Thompson creek
died last week at the Medford hospit-
al as result Of the injuries sustained
in his recent runaway accident
Al Body of Cincinnati, who has
been for some time in Southern Ore
gon visiting at the home of J. ]. Moll
of Selma, returned home last week
Floyd Patrick and Jose X. Nelson
are now located with their photo tent
at Oakland, Or, and are doing quite
a brisk business in the picture line.
Mayor d. b. Provost of Ashland,
who was so severally injured last
week by being struck by a block and
tackle, is improving ana will recover.
Chas. L. Tutt, one Of the large
stockholders of the Waldo smelling q
Mining Co, has been visiting the
properties of the company near Waldo.
Lincoln Sewage went to Tolo Mon
day to assist in getting the threshing
machine outfit of Savage Bros. into
active operation on the grain Of that
locality.
Miss Mary Coc started on Wednes-
day morning for Fruitvale, near Oak
land, Cal, where She will spend some
time visiting with her sister, Mrs
E. S. Depuy.
l., l.. JtMtll - lhhliik NHNhlApii
at Pelican bay in Klamath county
and is enjoying the hunting and fish
ing opportunities which are afforded
in that vicinity.
Mrs. Mary Dodge and the VOORHEES,
family leave Thursday night for a two
weeks stay az Newport They will
be joined at Albany by Miss Louie
Church Of Salem.
Mr.. aud Mrs Perry McDaniels Ar
rived here Friday from Iakeyiew.
Mr. Mcdaniel has herd Of 8OOC
sheep on the road, removing them to
Southern Oregon.
Mr add Mrs. Fred Colvig, Frank Col.
Wig and George Cauloy spent several
days during the week IN camp OF
r lgue river few miles b,loy town
They returned on Tuesday.
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