Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-12-01
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
NJ From Day to Day. 4

A. c. Rough was in Ashland Mon
day on legal business, III
Miss Myra Montgomery spent
Thanksgiving here with friends.
Mrs. Hickman Of Murphy is visiting
in Grants Pass with Mrs. s. Buell.
Mrs. Alice Starr of Glendale is
spending a few dayssin Grants Pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Buell. visited at
Gold Hill Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
McTimmons
Miss Gertie McCallister left Sunday
for Sacramento, to join her sister and
to reside there.
DIR. Beard is receiving a visit from
his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
H. Beard of Sellwood, Ore.
Enrol Gilkey is spending the week
in MedfoId. paying visit to his for
mer teacher, Miss May Phipns.
Mrs Chas. Brady went down to
days, Tuesday. Ashland Tidings.
Ohas. L. Perdue, farmer of Winner
vicinity, was in Grants Pass Monday
making purchases of the local mer-
chants.
Attorney A. S. Hammond. of
Grants Pass, Pass, was in Ashland
Wednesday on professional business. =
Tidings.
Frank Blanton arrived from Eugene
a few days ago to spend the winter
here, He has spent the past several
winters in Grants Pass. preferring
this climate to the Willamette Val
ley.
Miss Olive Cooper, trained nurse,
left for Grants Pass Saturday even
ing, where she will be employed pro-
fessionally for a couple of weeks. =
Medford Mail.
b E. d. Elwood, for several years past
conducting a jewelry store in Med
ford, but recently in the hotel bust
ness in that place, has moved with
his family to Portland.
j. d. Niman and family are recent
arrivals from North Yakima, who
will make Grants Pass their home.
Mr. Niman brought six horse team
with him and will do teaming in the
spring.
A. 7. Martin and family left Sun
day for their former home at Mechan-
icsburg, Ill.,. to dispose of property
there aud to arrange for returning in
the spring to make Grants Pass their
future home.
Dr. r. f. Smith and family left
Sundry for San Francisco and will
later go to Reno, New. DR.. Smith
and family have been residents of
Grants Pass for the past four years
and will be greatly missed. The firm
of Smith Bros. Mercantile Co, com
posed of Tot" and "Max" Smith,
did a good business while here.
Mrs H. L, Gilkey received mes
sage Monday from Hoquiam, Wash
that the body of her brother, W. II.
Karr, who was drowned, November
s, while on hunting trip on Grays
harbor, had been found add the
funeral would be held at Hoquiam on
Wednesday. Mrs. Gilkey having been
in poor health for some time past,
was unable to stand the fatigue Of the
long journey to reach Hoquiam,
A. S. Hammond was in Jackson
vile last Saturday to appear in the
suit brought by G. A. Ellison to re-
strain the city of Ahland from col
lecting assessments on the sewer
system now being put in by that city. !
in the circuit court. Mr.. Hammond
was one of the attorneys for the
plaintiff Judge Hanna took the case
under advisement and will give his
decision at the opening of the regular
term of court next Monday.
O.F. Dittmar stopped over at Grants
Pass Wednesday and paid the Courier |
a pleasant call He expects to resume
his law studies at Stanford Univer.
sity in January with the express pur-
pose of specializing for mining prao-
tice. People in Southern Oregon will |
this young man with the |
kindliest favor. They are unanimous
in their appreciation of what he has !
toward setting our min |
ing conditions accurately before the |
eyes of outside capital. for tho best |
publicity that this section has re.
ceived, was contained in his carefully |
and handsomely published |
Oregon edition of Mineral
Wealth.