Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-08-18
People as They Come and Go
From Day TO Day

ry county.
Z. II. West of Placer spent Saturday
in Grants Pass.
Henry Hartl and A. c. Hough spent
Saturday in Jacksonville.
Arthur Sampson left last Thursday
for Stanford university.
F. G. Burns started for klamath
Falls Wednesday morning.
Miss Jessie Hale is visiting Miss
Eula Howard at Williams.
Mrs. Robert Eberle and children
returned Friday from Colestin.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Howard have
returned from visit at Williams.
Mrs. H. Downer left here Sunday
night to join her husband at Pendle-
ton.
o. A. Thomas returned Monday
from visit to his parents at Oregon
City.
MIS-. It. IlOltOu went w illANs Shi
Wednesday to spend some time with
Mr.. Holton.
II. L. Truax arrived Monday from
Newport for few days, but returned
to the seaside later.
Mrs. W. ]. Anderson returned Sun
day after spending several weeks with
her brother near Yreka.
Mrs. F. E. Young arrived Wednesday
morning from California to spend a
couple OF weeks in Grants Pass.
Miss Mary Coe left Friady night
for Ferndale. CAL. to spend few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. DePuy.
Miss Mary Day went 70 Central
Point Wednesday for visit. She will
also visit Medford before returning.
Mrs. Henry Harth and Mrs. A. p.
Harth left last Wednesday for three
months trip to ST. Louis and other
points.
Mrs. A. Bland of st. Paul is spend
ing Thursday with her brother, Dr.
Beard. She is en- route from Pasadena
to her home.
G. W. Donnell., W. Z. Couner and
+. W. Chausse left Tuesday morning
for a hunting trip in the mountains
near West Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Harth returned
last Thursday from a, trip to Marsh
field where they attended the dedioa-
tion of the new Masonic temple
Miss Bertha Barrie left Wednesday
evening for Portland. After spending
week there she will go to Dallas to
conduct millinery establishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Sampson left
Sunday for three months trip in the
east, visiting their old home at Old
town, Maine, which they have not
seen for 20 years
W. G. Onn of Shasta county, CAL,
an experienced prosrertor, was in
Grants Pass Saturday ON his way to
the Sucker creek country to spend
some time in the hills.
W. A. Carter and j. L. Hammersly
came up from Gold Hill Monday to
take the degrees in the knights Tenn
plar. They expect to attend the con-
clave at San Francisco in September.
Miss Astella Goodin came in from
Althouse Wednesday and left for Salem
Saturday night. She will also visit
her home at Hillsboro and sister in
Portland before returning.
Miss Pansy Wilcox of Saginaw ar
rived Friday TO visiyt her grandpar.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Cronk. Miss
Wilcox and her parents lived in
Grants Pass seven or more years ago.
Mrs. @. L. Mcpherson has been Wis.
iting her parents for week past. She
and Mrs. Utley leave Thursday fer
Medford and they with Mr.. McPher-
son will then go into camp at Puck
lake for some time.
W. d. b. Dodson, formerly OF tie
Blue Mountain Amrican at Sumpter,
but nav in charge of the mining de-
partment of the Portland journal, has
been spending a few days in Josephine
county visiting the mining sections.
He spent Wednesday iu Grants Ias.
C. L. Clevenger and wife and d. II.
Stoyall and wife returned Saturday
from a very enjoyable trip TO Crater
lake. Mr.. CleveDger took gieit
many views of the lake and other
points of interest. Mr.. Stovall also
took views and stored up matter for
future magazine articles on the sub
ject Of the beauties of Southern ore
gon. They say the snow is from 10 to
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