Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-07-14
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day


ing at Colestin.
Miss Orlene Williams went to San
Francisco Monday.
Miss Grace Merritt is attending
Chautauqua at Ashland.
Heniy Hitler arrived Friday from
Portland to spend few days.
Mrs. W. F. Lempke and child and
Mrs. E. Daniels are visiting at Soda
Springs.
Mrs. Alice Csrlon and brother, Fred I
Cook. returned from Portland last
week.
Miss Bertha Barrie arrived in
Grants Pass Wednesday and will re-
main until fall.
Mrs. Jas. Slower and Miss Leila
went to Portland Sunday to spend
some time with Mr.. Slower.
Mrs II. @. Perkins returned last
Wednesday evening from an absence
of several weeks at Eugene.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. W. McDcougall
and Mrs Mutch went to Ashland
Tuesday to attend Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Stovall and
Mrs. W. H. Freed went to Ashland
Tuesday to camp during the Chau-
tauqua.
Mrs. NJ f. Dulybon and daughter.
Miss Ida Fyileld, left last week for
visit with Mrs. Dulybon's brother
at Seattle.
Wm. Patella, brother of Mrs. L. B.
Hall, arrived in Grants Pass Monday
from Deature, Ill. His family will
arrive later.
Martin Heston is now at the Worlds
fair and has position as pass in
spector He expects to visit his
parents here in August.
Mrs. Geo. B. Archer left Sunday
morning for San Juan, CAL, to visit
her father, who is sick. Mrs. Archer
has not been home for five years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pendleton Of Table
Rock were in Grants Pass Wednesday
with fine team of young horses,
which he expects to dispose of here.
Louis Gentner left Sunday morn
ing for San Francisco, where he en-
ters the Van Der Ncillen engineering
school to take the electrical course.
Geneva Myers, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. L Myers, returned on
Thursday from visit of six weeks at
Portland. McMinnville and Newburg.
A. L. Myers returned this week
from Newburg aud will superintend
the operations at the Owl Gulch
quartz property.
VIM Colvig was was elected supreme
overseer of the A. o. U. W. at its re-
cent meeting at Chattanooga, Tenn.
He returned to Jacksonville last
week.
D. Mccarthy, the S. P. engineer,
who is now running on the Lebanon
branch. is visiting his family at Ash
land and looking after his peach
crops.
L. +. Redfield of Glendale was in
town OH Monday. He has lately com
pleted the big railroad wood contract
on which he has been working FOL
so rue time past
Mrs. W, ]. Rogers and Miss Abbi'
Stackpole left on Monday for vaca
tion in the mountains. They viii
visit Goldenvlew city and the seem
of the Briggs gold discovery.
A. U. Barnard is at Boswell spring
for the benefit of his health. Judgin
from the fact that he took two mil
walk a few days ago. it would seer
that the springs certainly agree wit
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ColviR, Mr.. an
Mrs. Harry Colvig and Frank Colvi
left on Tuesday morning for camp
: ing trip to the hunting and fshin
grounds of upper Evans creek. The
intend to remain about three weeks.
A. Leroy. of the Oregon inforna
tion Bureau, was in Grants Pas
Tuesday. gathering samples of ore
and grain for exhibition at til
Bureau. The Courier proprietor
loaned him a specimen of gold from
the Briggs find to place on exhibition
This Bureau is doing a great amour
of good IN supplying information
intending settlers. Their rooms al
in the Union derot.
] II. Colby and son, Herman, r.
turned this week from a visit to Coz
Bay. They met several former Gran
Pass people there, among them +. 4
Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. Ford. Nj
Colby says the raDchers of Cot
county, are feeling the effects Of ui
usual dry weather fully as much
not more than the people Of JosephiI
and jackson counties. He repor
the roads dusty all the way to Il
coast, whereas travellers usually e
pect TO encounter some mud on Il
way. He found the country general
prosperous though times were som
what quiet.
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