Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day TO Day

Grants Pass Wednesday.
Judge Hanna is holding court at
klamath Falls this week.
G. f. Harmon went to Portland
Friday ON a business trip.
E, A. Richie went to Hit, Cal,
Tuesday, to work for the Hit Sugar
Pine Lumber Go.
DR.. and Mrs. J. S. Moore and Miss
Vida left for Portland Sunday to be
absent several days.
J. II. Williams and B. o. McCul-
loch returned Tuesday from their
trip to San Francisco.
Milton Goff of Leland visited
Grants Pass Friday and made the
Courier office pleasant call.
Ed White returned from Portland
Tuesday morning accompanied by
Wm. Rioen who will make a visit.
Manager Koehler of the Oregon
lines was in Grants Pass Wednesday
afternoon on his usual inspection trip.
Mrs. n. B. Meade returned Wednes
day from Kerby, where she has been
spending the past SIX months nursing
Miss Magonn.
Peter Pirzer, of Hugo, candidate for
representative on the Socialist ticket,
was in town Monday getting ac-
quainted with the voters.
J. D. Quillen. recent arrival from
Kansas, visited Grants Pass Thursday.
He was formerly proprietor of the
Overbrook, Kan Citizen, and ey-
poets to locate in the west.
Editor A, S. Bliton of the Medford
Mail, called at the Courier Office Fri
day and made us a pleasant visit.
Mr.. Biton is contemplating adding
more machinery to the Mail plant,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Snow left for
Portland Monday, where Mrs Snow
goes to the Good Samaritan hospital
for treatment. She has been i'll for a
year or more aud confined to her bed
several weeks,
Nine. Boffa contracted a cold at
Grants Pass while singing at the con-
cert here and was so i'll that it was
necessary to postpone the Boffa con-
cert which was to have been given at
Medford last week.
Mrs. e. E. Dunbar passed through
here Monday on her way from Arizo-
ma to Portland. She was joined here
by her father, J. O. Booth, who went
TO Portland also. Mrs. Dunbar will
shortly return to Wolf Creek
Walter Cleveland, while working
with the S. p. bridge gang at West
Fork, last week, fell from bridge,
distance of 90 feet and was badly
shaken up. Fortunately no bones
were broken and Walter will be at
work again soon.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Matthews and
two children left Tuesday evening
for an extended trip. They will visit
Mrs. Matthew'S brother in Kansas,
will visit the St Louis fair and will
spend some time visiting at different
points in Indiana.
Brakeman Rensor Of Roseburg wa;
injured at Gold Hill Tuesday by thC
explosion of railroad torpedo lie
was brought to Grants Pass in the
afternoon, where the wound wal
dressed. 1t was found that his ank L
was badly lacerated but no serious re
suits are anticipated.
A. Hereid, who lat fall purchased
the old Mcintosh place near Woli
Greek, visited his property this week
Mr.. Hereid is a stationery engineer,
and has spent the greater part of his
time for the past six years in the large
mining camps of Colorado The last
day he was in Colorado he was obliged
to carry military pass to go to and
from his work Mr.. Hereid leavel
for Idaho in few days
J. r. Fussilman arrived from
Colorado Springs Saturday to prove
up on some timber land He is very
much pleased with this country and
on his return will endoayor to dispose
of his extensive properties and To-
cate in the west. Mrs. Fussilman has
been spending the past two months in
Grants Pass. They started homcward
but will make tour of the state be-
fore their final departure.