Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-12-29
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People As They Como and Go
From Day TO Day

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Vallisrd .Trnsx is home from the
A.'A. Q. at Corvallis to spend the
holidays.
Q. G. Higgins and family will leave
this Thursday for Los Angeles to spend
the winter
Mis-. A. B. Cornell returned ON
Thursday after a visit at Portland
and Newberg.
H., E. Foster started en- Thursday
for Baker City to spend the holidays
with relatives.
II. V. Meade left Thursday evening
for Portland and MoMinuville, to
spend few days.
Miss Grace Good, who has been at
tending business college in Portland,
is home for the holidays.
Mrs. Henry Peck went to Ashland
Saturday to spend the holidays visit
ing with friends at that place.
DR.. and Mrs J. NJ. Kitchen spent
Christmas in Jacksonville, the guests
of DR. and Mrs. f. R. Bowersox
Miss Nettie, Crooks, who has been
attending school at Jacksonville is
spending the holidays at her home
near Dryden.
Mrs ]. NJ. Handsbrough of Rose
burg is visiting here this week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ].
Bacher
Miss Susie Barnard. who is teaching
in the schools of Eugene, arrived on
Friday evening to spend the holiday
vacation at home.
c, W. Thompson, superintendent of
the Greenbaok mine was in Grants
Pass this Wednesday on business mat
ters for his company.
Claudius and Kirkman Robinson,
students of the University of Oregon,
arrived here Thursday and will spend
the holidays at their homes near
Wi!derville.
Supt L. Savage went to Medford
Sunday to spend several days at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. A. Magill
and to visit friends in Medford and
Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Gage arrived
from San Francisco last week and
will take up their residence at the
Forest Queen mine, of which MI Gage
is part owner
Henry Booth returned ON Thursday
from Alaska, where he has been with
surveying expedition during the
summer. He will soon return to
Seattle to enter business college.
Fred Jones returned to his home at
Scio Tuesday evening, after spending
the holidays in this city at the Baber
home, and taking prominent part in
the Christmas races on Monday and
Tuesday.
Landlord W. S. Woods, of the Palace
Hotel and Mrs. Woods left Saturday
for 10 days trip to California, dur
ing which they will visit San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles and other points
of interest,
Miss Zella Hair came home last
week from Eugene where she has been
attending the U. of o., to spend the
Christmas season at home. She was
accompanied by Miss Grace Parker
who will also spend the holidays
visiting here.
Miss Mildred Kitto, who is a
student in st. Mary's Academy in
Jacksonville, arrived in Grants Pass
Saturday and remained until Wednes-
day with her sister, Miss Genevieve,
who is attending the Grants Pass
High school.
G. f. Morgan, bookkeeper for the
Monumental Mining Company, arrived
in Grants Pass, Tuesday from San
Francisco, where he had been to spend
the Christmas holidays at the home Of
his parents. Mr.. Morgan left Wednes-
day by the Crescent City stage for the
Monumental mine.
F. NJ. South, assistant superintend.
ent at the Lucky Queen mine was in
Grants Pass Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. South stated the last load of ma
ohinery for tho 10 stamp mill, this
company is erecting at the Lucky
Queen, arrived at the mine Tuesday
The building is completed and the
work of installing the machinery will
be pushed with a full force of men.
r. n. Bishop, mining enlgneer for
the Greenback Company, was in Grants
Pass the forepart Of the week and
while here attended to some business
for his company Mr.. Bishop is in
charge Of extensive development work,
at the Scenic ledge, a property owned
by the Greenback Company, and 10.
Gated a mile west Of the the Green.
back mine. Mr.. Bishop stated that
work was progressing in good shape,
but he was in need Of some first class
machine men.