Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-08-20
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day


Fred Ahlberg of Deering was a
visitor to Grants Pass on Thursday.
W. r. whipple and daughter, Mis-,
GLADYS, drove in from Waldo ON Fri
day.
Mrs H. L. White of Ashland visit.
ed for few days in Grants Pass last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hackett were in
town from Provolt several days last
week.
Miss Gertrude John of Williams
visited for several days last week in
Grants Pass.
Mrs. Hal Hasty of Greenback, came
in on Thursday to visit for n few
days in town.
Mrs G. f. Maybee is among the
party who are enjoying camp life at
Savage Rapids.
E. ID. Thompson, the Winner mer-
chant, was in town this week on a
business visit.
]. T. Chase returned from Portland
this week to look after the operations
at the Orc Fino mine.
L. L. Jewell returned Tuesday
evening from a vacation at Pelican
bay in Klamath county.
Miss Vida and Harvard Moore went
to Portland Friday to visit for time
with friends in that city.
Misses Gertie and Jessie Coron are
spending two weeks vacation at the
Harmon farm on Deer creek.
Mrs. ]. F. Martin and Mrs. ], R.
Jennings retarned on Saturday after a
visit with friends in Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ranzau went
to San Francisco Thursday on brief
visit for business and pleasure.
Miss Jesse Scovill went to Kerby to
be absent for some time in the capacity
of nurse in a typhoid fever case.
W. ]. Morphy, of the American
Gold Fields Co., returned on Friday
from business visit to Tacoma
Mrs. Geo. Riddle and children left
on Wednesday for Colestin where they
will spend some time in camp life.
Will Fry returned on Friday even
ing from klamath Falls where lie
had been visiting for several weeks.
Misses Lucille McCroskey and Grace
Good returned Sunday evening from a
vacation of several weeks at Newport,
Lyman NJ. Paine, superintendent
of the Old Channel mine of Galice,
started for Chicago last Wednesday
evening
II. II. Kramer, who is i'll charge of
the Golden Wedge mine of Galice,
owned by Willis Kramer, was in town
Thursday.
Senator Fulton and family were
passengers on Monday evenings train,
returning to Astoria from trip to
Crater Lake.
Prof. and Mrs. w. f. Cameron of
Ashland returned home on Thursday
after a visit of several weeks in
Grants Pass.
Mrs. Rhoda Biddell of Los Angeles
is visiting with relatives and friends
in Grants Pass and her former home
near Murphy.
County Treasurer J. 7. Taylor re-
turned on Thursday evening from
Colestin after stay of about 10 days
with his family.
+. H. Osgood of Seattle, who has
large interests in mines in this county,
arrived here Friday to look after his
mining interests,
Mrs. j. NJ. Hunter came down from
Ashland Friday to visit here for a
time, after which she will rejoin her
husband at Eugene.
W. ]. Severn left ON Monday even
ing for Seattle and other Washington
points and expects to be absent for
some time.
Miss Lucie George was in town
several days last week and returned
to her home at Kerby. She has been
visiting lately in Ashland
W. L. Ireland returned this week
after spending some time in Portland
under the DOCTORS care. He is con
siderably improved in health.
Miss Belle Sanford, who has been
visiting friends in Grants Pass during
the summer, started last Wednesday
evening for her home at Kamela, Ore
John Vigelius returned Wedn esday
morning after an absence Of severaI
weeks. He spent the greater portion
Of his vacation at Long Beach. Wash.
DR.. will jackson of Baker City,
formerly Of this place, arrived here
. last week to rejoin his wife ant
daughter and to visit for time il
this city.
]. B. Labor, representing th'
San Francisco Bulletin, was in Grant
Pass this week accompanied by Mrs
Labor. From here they will go Il
Coos county.
DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ Kitchen Of Stay
ton arrived here on Monday TO wis
for few days with relatives am
. friends. They are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Geo Hansen.
VI. Clemens returned Sunday nigh
after an absence Of about 10 days, dur
ing which time he enjoyed an outinI
at Newport with his family who ar
still sojourning at that resort