Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-11-03
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day

! Grants fass SUNDAY.
W. L Sweetland was at Ashland
Saturday on business.
Rev. W. G. Connell returned from
San Francisco Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. W. Martin of Coquille,
visited Grants Pass last week.
E. ". Oehler, the Riddle merchant,
visited Grants Pass last week.
Albert Coe returned from Portland
Sunday on the delayed passenger.
Ora Smith and F. W, Sawyer OF
Kerby were in town on business this
week.
Mrs Henry Harth and Mrs. a. P.
Harth returned from their Eastern
trip Saturday evening.
II. L. Gilkey, II. G Kestefson and
John Baker returned Wednesday from
their hunting trip on Evans creek.
Rolla Stephenson, who is employed
in the Western Union work at West
Fork, spent Sunday visiting in this
city.
Misses Elva and Glen Provolt of
Provolt, have been visiting in Grants
Pass with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lettken.
J. J. McFadden returned to Fort
Jones, Cal. Tuesday, after spending
two weeks with his parents at
Murphy. 4
L. Samuel, Oregon and Idaho man
ager Of the Equitable Life, arrived in
Grants Pass Wednesday to spend
few days.
Mrs. B. +. Doerfus returned on
Thursday to Igerna. Cal, after visit
here with her sister, Mrs. Edith
Rehkopf.
Fred Blackman returned on Sunday
to resume his position as fireman on
the work train now at Rice hill,
north of Roseburg.
Mrs. G. n. Hathaway and daughter
Ruth returned Wednesday morning
from Portland after stay extending
over several weeks.
Mrs. Il. r. Bowersox of Jackson
willie and her two children are visiting
here at the home of her parents, DR..
and Mrs j. NJ. Kitchin.
Sam Lettken has returned home
from Provolt, where he has been
visiting with his grandparents, to
attend school in this city.
VIM. Turner left Tuesday night for
San Francisco. From there he will
60 to the St. Louis fair, returning
home in eight or 10 weeks
Miss Ethel Davis of Grants Pass
who has been visiting at Roseburg
with Miss Ruby Thomas, left Weines-
day for Portland. Review.
Mrs. J. r. Brazale returned to her
home at Arcata, Humboldt county,
Cal, Tuesday after visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Jess.
E. f. Furness, bookkeeper and
storekeeper at the Greenback mine for
the past year. il in Grants Pass, hav-
ing lately resigned his position.
W. ]. sturgess and family have re-
turned from Ashland and are now
located on their 80 acre tract in the
norther portion of the city limits.
Don Stephenson, formerly Of Grants
| Pass, lost a thumb recently while
working in mill at ParkersburR.
The member was cut off on the edger.
Charles j. Roberts, special agent Of
the Equitable Life Assurance Co., ar
rived last week to locate in Grants
Pass in the interest of the Equitable
Life.
a. Superintendent j. +. Willett of the
Opp mine was here Tuesday evening
accompanying Mrs Willett home from
visit to the mine. He returned on
Wednesday morning
School Superintendent Savage is
visiting schools this week. He spent
Tuesday at LELAND, Wednesday at
Wolf Creek and Grave, and will then
90 to Greenback, Placer and jump
off-Joe.
Miss Gertrude Barrie returned Sat
urday after a two or three months visit
with her sister, Mrs Hanna at Port
land and on their farm. She ALEC
spent some time with her sister Ber-
tina at Dallas.
Frank Sickles and wife who have
lived near Selma for the past 10 years
have come to Grants Pass TO reside.
Mr.. Sickles owns valuable mining
ground, in the Illinois country which
he recently bonded.
Mrs. /. j. Howard and daughter,
Miss Inez, returned on Friday from a
visit to Gold Hill. Mr.. Howard,
who is employed in a mine near that
place, came down with them ant
remained over Sunday.
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