Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-03-31
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day

Judge Booth visited Portland last
week.
Mrs Clarence Prescott Of Ashland
is visiting Mr.. and MIS-. II. S. Pres
colt Of this place.
Mrs. G. W. CoIyig is suffering
from a sprainod hip, the result Of
fall on the walk at her home.
frthur Fryer is now member of
the Norris & Rowes show baFd. He
left for the south last week to join
the show.
Vim. Alfred and Il. p Cheshire at
tended the state gathering of X. O.
I. NJ. at Portland last week. MS dele
gates from the Grants Pass lodge.
Superintendent Savage visited the
Savage q Miller placer mine on Miller
creek near Davidson last week and
spent afew days hustling boulders
George Trimble fell from car at
Glendale last Wednesday and a brok-
en- leg is the result. He was taken
to the company's hospital at Portland
Thursday
A. B. Rintoul, district representa-
tive of the Equitable Life Insurance
Company, is doing business for the
company here. He will probably
locate in Grants Pass.
Miss Odie Kane returned to Med
ford last Thursday after visiting her
sister, Mrs. Nate Bates for several
weeks. Mrs. Bates also went to Med
ford to visit her parents.
John W. Howard returned to Grants
Pass last week after spending several
months with Mrs Howard and Miss
Eula at San Francisco. Mr.. Howard
has gone to Kerby ito look after his
business interests
Mrs. J. NJ Kitchen of stayton
spent few days in Grants Pass this
week visiting with relatives and
friends, on her return from Tuscan
Springs, Cal, where she has spent sew
eral weeks. She went to Glendale
Wednesday evening and will visit there
for few days with her daughter,
Mrs. f. r. Bowersox.
Mrs. Mae b. Howe, who went as
representative for Placer Hive No.
81, located at Placer and Greenback,
to the State Convention of the Lady
Maccabees held in the L o. o. f.
Temple, Portland, last week, returned
home on Fridays train, some five
hours late She reports having had a
most successful and enjoyable time
the session terminating in a class'of
initiation and also with a banquet
DR.. J. c. Smith has purchased
drug store in Grants Pass aud left for
that place Thursday, accompanied by
his daughter Hazel. Mrs Smith
will follow about the first of April
Our people will much regret to lose
this estimable family from our city,
bat will wish them the best Of fol =
tune in their new home, The people
of Grants Pass will 6nd the Dr. a
competent and accommodating drug
gst aud a man in every respect,
worthy of their confidence and
patronage. jefferson Review.
Henry Crosant broke his arm on
Friday in a way that emphasizes the
saying that we are in danger wner
ever you go. In attempting to jump
across little creek, only few feet
wide, on \ street, his feet slipped |
on the ground, which was covered |
with water and he fell He threw
his left hand to back check his fall |
and broke the arm near tho wrist.
Hank says he has fallen in the same
way probably thousand times in tie
course Of his life, without any dis
astrous effect, but in this case the arm
happened to be in just the proper
position to be broken by the force Of
the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Deamroo aud
Waldo Greene went to Greenback
Friday 20 furnish music for dance
which was given there on that even
ing. The reads, Mr.. Demaree re-
ports, are in fearful condition
The road through the granite district
north of town is badly washed and
cut out. The Louso creek brigde is
o wreck and lies broken backed in the
creek. with big pile Of bouldors
holding it down. The cast approach
Of tho Grave creek bridge has severed
its connection with the bank and lis
support is undermined. Light teams,
however, manage to drive on and
toter perilously across.