Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-06-02
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day TO Day
Arthur HowIand spent severaI days


in town.
]. A. Leonard of Holland was in
Grants Pass Thursday.
J. r. Cunningham was up from
Woodville last week.
DR. Moore went to Portland Sunday
returning Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Howland is visiting
friends in Jacksonville.
@. F. Tibbits of Marshield is visit
ing his son, E. n. Tibbets.
Home grown strawberries have been
on the market fol week past
A. U. Barnard spent few days in
Portland. returning home Tuesday.
Frank Blanton left Friday night for
Eugene. where he will spend the sum-
mer
Mrs. Geo. Thompson returned Satur-
day from two months stay in Port
land.
Mrs. Farnswor tn of Medford, visit.
ed her sister, Mrs. W. c. Hale, last
week.
C. A. Hoofer was in town this week
from his hummer Gulch mining prop
critics.
Mrs. Harry Lyons went to Gold Hill
last week to join Mr.. Lyons, who is
stationed there.
Mrs. DR.. Flanagan and Miss Wini-
fred are visiting Mrs. Flanagan's sis
ter, Mrs Lille Reed, at Payette,
Idaho
f. ]. Heller of Glendale made us
call last week. He is extensively in.
terested in the Heller group of mines
ON Mt. Reuben.
f. L. Ollie of Stevens Point, Wis,
has been visiting the Enterprise Min.
ing Co.'S property at Woodville. Mr..
Ollie is interested in the company.
Miss Madd Renshaw left on Monday
for Lepanto, Bontac, p /. where she
will be married to II. L. Miller, lieu
tenant of constatulary at that place.
Mrs. G. r Craig and little daughter
Anna. from Boundary Falls, BE, are
here to spend the summer with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Mickey.
Rev. c. Galeener, delegate from
the Illinois conference to the General
Convention at Los Angeles will
preach Sunday morning at Newman
NJ. L. church.
Geo. ". Chaplin Of Leland attended
the memorial exercises Monday. Mr.
Chaplin was an old soldier and was
called upon to shoulder musket and
join the firing squad.
E. b. Dufur, democratic nominee
for Judge, First district, was in Grants
Pass this week getting acquainted
Mr.. Dufur was induced at a late houi
to accept the nomination after Judge
Crowell decline to accept.
Frank Cslvig has returned from Ga
lice where he has been at work during
the season at the Rocky Gulch mine.
Work has been suspended for the sum
mer. The season has been a very pros
porous one and the returns have been
abundant.
DIR. NJ. G. Findley is back again at
his Office after three months study in
New York. He has, however limited
his practice to diseases Of the eye, ear.
nose aud throat. He was accompanied
by his father who is making an ex.
tended visit
The Bobzien, Coe, Sampson, Jen-
Dings, MoCroskey and Bacher families
and Mr.. Skinner picknicked at the
Ray dam Monday and spent an enjoy
able day Some of the ladies, how
ever, are now suffering from the
effects of poison oak.
Miss Susie Barnard is visiting
friends in Portland. She will also 60
to E,gene to be present at the gradua-
tion from the university of Ler sister,
Miss Margaret After commencement
the young ladies will return to Grants
( Pass
Prof. and Mrs. +. +. Young left on
Wednesday for Long Beach, Cal,
where he W II enter the real estate
business. Prof Young has been prin-
ciral of the Grants Pass schools for
the past two years and both be and
Mrs. Young have been active and
aariest workers who will be greatly
missed by the people Of this city.
Lonnie Moon came from Portland
Sunday and returned Monday. He
has a position as sten ographer TO X.
NJ. Hall in the advertising department
of the o. r. & n, Ry. Co Mr..
Moon is one of the Grant Pass boys
who has taken advantage Of opportuni'
ties as they were presented by con-
family working to fit himself for some
thing better