Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-10-13
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day.


his visit east.
Attorney and Mrs. Hammond re-
turned home Tuesday. "a "a
Mrs. J. Jennings returned home
last week after spending the summer
at Newport.
Geo. Grizzle of klamath Falls has
been spending several days in Grants
Pass this week.
Albert Longenbecker left ON Wednes-
day for klamath Falls where he ex-
poets to remain.
Mrs. F. W. VanDyke returned home
Saturday after spending two or three
weeks in Portland
A. U. Barnard left for Portland
Tuesday, aud while there will lay in
stock of new furniture.
H. NJ. White and family left Sun
day evening for Portland which place
they will make their future home.
Miss Hess of California has been
engaged to take one OF the Eighth
grade departments in the public
school.
Miss Luoie George went to Ashland
Saturday TO visit with her sister,
Miss Agnes George. She returned
Sunday evening
A. S. Bliton, editor of the Med
ford Mail, passed through this city
Wednesday morning returning homo
from Portland.
Rev. Joseph Bailey. who has re-
Gently been appointed to the parsorate
of the NJ. E, church at Bandon. gave
the sermon on Sunday evening at
Newman NJ. e. church.
Tom Williams left Sunday for Sea-
side to attend the X. p Grand Lodge
as delegate from the Grants Pass
Lodge. Mr.. Williams is a member
of one of the important committees.
Mrs. Joseph Moss and little
daughter left on Sunday evening for
Baker City, where Mrs Moss attenis
the state convention of Women S
Clubs as delegate from the club of
this city.
D. NJ. DePuy went to Portland
Thursday. He will attend the meet
ing of the Oregon Grand Lodge,
knights of Pythias, which holds its
annual session at Seaside oommenc-
ing Monday. Mr. DePuy is dele
gate from Thormopylae lodge.
Geo. Edwards left on Wednesday
for Sacramento where his father. ].
p Edwards, is seriously i'll Mrs. J..
p Edwards died quite suddenly last
week. They we're formerly residents
of Grants Pass, leaving here for
California only last summer.
Rev G. W. Connell and 7. P.
Cramer went to Roseburg Monday tC
attend the Southern Oregon Presby,
terry. From there Mr.. Connell will
go to Portland to attend the Synod
of Oregon. A. U. Barnard will alsC
attend as delegate from Bethany
Presbyterian church. eFs
DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Kitchin arrived
from Stayton Monday night to max,
their home in Grants Pass and ar,
occupying the II. d. Norton reisdenc,
on A street near Fifth DIR. Kitchil
has opened an Office IN tho Dixol
building on Front street
f. ]. Borgan Of Washburn, Wis
visited his sister Miss Carrie Borgal
and also looked after his property in
terests here. Mr.. Borgan is owner @
the Vass farm and also has mining in
teretss in Arizona. He is also one o
the prosperous merchants of his hom
city.
A. II. Carson returned Wednesda,
from Portland where he attended th
Biennial meeting of the State Boar,
of Horticulture, of which he is com
missioner for the Third District
Mr.. Carson said that Oregon grape
brought 10 cents per crate in Portlan
above the California product. II
saw his pack Of grapes on sale in al
parts of the city. The Carson vine
yard is extensively known throug
the excellence of its product and tn
uniform and satisfactory way i
which the fruit is packed
w. II. Hampton, well-know
mining engineer. interested in til
L. A. Lewis placers on Grave Creeh
in Josephine County, is now manage
for the Joulpa Mining Company, {
Philadelphia, opening a large place
proposition across from the Treadwe
mine, in Alaska. Mr. Hampton la
recently written to his sister, DR..
Victoria Hampton, in Portland, thi
it is very rich, characterizing it as
second Klondike The mine is beiu
fitted up for placer mining on an e.
tonsive scale, something out Of Il
usoal order for placors on the Alaska
coast.
Gard OF Thanks.
| wish 10 express my sincere
thanks to kind friends who e1tendi
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