Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-09-22
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day TO Day

H. @. Kinney is at Hit this week
on business.
]. B. Paddock went to Rosbeurg
Monday on business
Miss Zella Hare went to Eugene
Friday TO enter the U. of 0 as stu
dent.
Mrs. S. C. CLARK and daughter,
Miss Jnanita, left last week for Sill
verton.
Miss frankie Tczer of Ashland has
been visiting friends i'll Grants Pass
this week.
Geo. Calhoun and family returned
to Grants Pass Saturday after visiting
in California.
NJ. NJ. Kohler left Tres lay evening
for Tumwater, Wash. He will prob
ably be absent some time.
John A. Larson and two children
went to San Francisco Saturday on
business and for short visit.
Walter Dyke left Monday evening
for McMinnville to finish his course
at the college Mr.. Dyke is manager
of the college paper 1.-THE Review"
Miss Susie Barnard left Friday
morning for Eugene where she
teaches in the Eugene high school.
Miss Margaret Barnard is teaching at
Baker City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor and little
grand daughter, Carmelita Pool, are
here from Ashland repairing their
home and expect to return to CRAFTS
Pass to reside this winter.
David Briggs, q. H. Benke. Chas.
Yager, Robt. Greed, Mr.. Gardener,
and Mr.. McDougall were in from
Sucker creek this week to testify in
The Wisecarver- Klippel ditch case.
Miss Myrtle Lee returned Saturday
from her summers visit at Redding.
She was accompanied home by her
sister-in law, Mrs. Frank Lee and
child, who will visit in Grants Pass.
Mrs. G. H. Walker and little
daughter, who have bhen visiting for
several weeks with the families of
r. II. Gilfillan and NJ. w. Wheeler.
returned on Friday to their home
near Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hathaway and
daughter, Ruth, went to Portland
last week, called there on account Of
the murder of the husband Of dear
friend. Mr.. Hathaway returned
home Tuesday.
Perry Mcdaniel was in Grants Pass
last week to ship his household goods
to Lake City, Cal, where he will
take his band of sheep for dhe winter.
The sheep have been summering near
Mt Shasta and are now being moved
southward.
Geo. Harvey of Tacoma, arrived
this week to visit friends at Murphy.
It was his intention to go farther
south to locate but is so well pleased
with Grants Pass that he has decided
to remain here. He is looking over
the town and seeking an opening.
Henry Wiley, one of the old pio-
neers of Douglas county, died at
Myrtle Greek, Sept. IA, aged 81
years. He mined in the Althouse
district in Josephine county in early
dayssnd his brother Daniel Wiley,
was killed by the Indians there IN
1866.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Hubbard. Mrs. Chas.
Besore and daughter Of Urbana, Ill
spent Tuesday night in Grants Pas:
visiting r. W. Howser who arrived
from Urhana recently. The party IL
returning Eome from stay at Sar
Francisco.
r. II. Chamberlain rived Sunday
from Alberta, Canada, to spend thu
winter in Josephine county. Mr.
Chamberlain was resident of Jose
phine county before the town o
Grants Pass was thought Of. III
bought furs and lived at Waldo TO
several years, leaving the country 2
years ago.
A number of Grants Pass people ar
. attending the Southern Oregon Sol
= diers and Sailors reunion at Jackson
willie this week. Among the numbe
are Mr., and Mrs John Patrick, MI
and Mrs. j. f. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs
Noah Dav, Mrs. Lee Calvert, Mrs.
W. Griffith. Mrs. G. W. Colyig, Mr.;
Mary Maybee.
Mrs. John S. Silsby of Ashland wa
called to McMinnville Monday by tn
death of her uncle, John Hqndley,
well-known farmer and native Ore
gonian living near that place. Abou
10 days previous to his death, MI
Handley stepped on a rusty mai
from which blood poison superveneC
and Notwithstanding the efforts
physicians, ended fatally. -Tidings.
DEF. W. Van Dyke left Wednesda
morning for an extended trip
Europe, covering period Of perhal
l2 months. His'traveling companiC
is DIR. Pickell Of Medford. The do
tor will spend many months in Ge
many during which time he will tai
up some line of study in the medic
profession. He will also visit Ho
land and other countries of Europe.
Rev. J. w. McDougall and par
returned last week from their Graf
Lake trip, extending over period
nearly two weeks. They went in
lumber wagon and travel W
necessarily slow, which cut their sti
at the lake short The party W
composed of Rev J. W. MoDouga
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeland Sawyer, Cli
ence and Freeland Sawyer, Misses NJ
White and Alfredo Smith and Raj
White Mrs. McDougall joined
party at Fort klamath, where she ]
spent several weeks past.
4 Jacob Klippel, a veteran miner
1 this county, spent several days
town this week. Mr.. klippel is
4 owner of the digpings on Bola
Z creek whore he took out a $i,5 mug
4 a few weeks ago. Among a NUM-
of smaller pieces, Mr.. Klippel ha
= little nugget of about s. in va
= which is quite curiosity. IL is
exact shape of lady's slipper, mil
the heel and is perfectly smooth q
Itu symmetrical, running to a shi
point at the toe. NJ. Klippel's m
Is IN the same district and only a
miles distant from the Bri
Eldorado.
Teacher Wanted.
School district No. 4, Waldo, il