Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-04-02
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day.

Walter Hubert visited his uncle at
Glendale last week.
In Geo. S. Calhoun has been in Grants
Pass few days this week.
f. E. Redfeld of Glendale came up
ON Tuesday for a business visit.
Mrs. E. c. Dixon returned on Sun
day fIom visit at Walla Walla.
Hon. W. H. Hampton spent few
days in Portland this week, returning
Monday.
Ralph Hamblin, the Coyote creek
miner, was in town Thursday and
Friday.
r. l. Entriken. who has been work
ing at the Greenback lately,is in town
| this week.
Fred Wagner of the Ashland Tidings
was one of the excursionists from
Ashland Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Gault returned
On Saturday from two weeks visit
at Moscow, Idaho.
Miss Helen Colvig of Jacksonville
has been visiting here recently with
Mrs +. W. Chausse.
F. E. Cherrier of Portland has been
here recently looking over the bust
ness field Of this city.
Henry Harth and l. S. rompkins are
sporting new buggies with rubber tire
and all the up-to-date features.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Davis have re-
moved from the Howard residence and
have taken rooms at the Colonial.
Engineer Mccarthy is taking lay
off and is looking after his orchard
properties at Ashland and Talent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. V. Gillette re.
turned to Ashland Saturday after a
visit to Portland and Grants Pass.
a, D. Leroy, of the Leroy Mining
Co., Of Bohemia, who is now living
at Merlin, spent Thursday i'll town.
Geo. H. Draper, night clerk at
Hotel Josephine for the past year,
left on Saturday for Oakland, Cal,
to remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Montgomery
were here from Glendale to attend the
dedicatory exercises Of the Masonic
temple.
Arthur Rowland, superintendent
of the Howland-C Cook hydraulic placer
on Jump-off-Joe, spent Sunday in
Grants Pass.
Geo. NJ. Cornwall, publisher of the
Oregon Timberman, visited Grants
Pass Monday on business connected
with his paper
Miss Celia Hubert, who has been
assisting her father in the office Of
/ tla sAlan1alA Na.t-r a -
Grants Pass Wednesday.
Hon Binger Hermann, who is
spoken of as the probable choice Of
the republicans as candidate for con-
gresham, was in town last Thursday
JAS Robertshaw, a resident of
Grants Pass during its earlier days,
came up from Dunsmuir to be pr esent
at the dedication of the new Masonic
temple.
F. H. Wright, J. A. Stephens and
j. A. Hall, mining men from Denver,
Colo, arrived here Thursday to look
over the mineral district Of Southern
Oregon.
Miss Lula Dyke is visiting Grants
Pass this week, having arrived ON Fri
day after spending several weeks in
Portland. She will soon return to
San Francisco.
+. J. Jackson and wife Of Grand
Rapids, Michigan, arrived in this city
Sunady night and expect to make their
home here in the future Mr.. Jack
son is a brother of Mrs Gamble of
this city.
Mrs. Fred Funston, wife Of General
Funston, the swimming hero and the
captor of Aguinaldo, passed through
Grants Pass on Thursday evening en-
route to Vancouver, whore her
husband is stationed
Nathan Fullerton, who has been
here for the past year as druggist in
the employ of NJ. Clemens, left on
Saturday evening for Roseburg, where
he enter the drug business on his
own account. His friends in this city
wish him success and prosperity.
Miss Lucie George, formerly OF
/ Kerby, is one of the contestants i'm
the oratorical contest which will be
held in the Chautauqua building in
Ashland on Friday evening. The
other contestants are Verne Whipp,
Chalmers Strange, V. H. Valley and
Herman Anderson. Miss George Is
subject is Abraham Lincoln.