Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-06-23
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day TO Day

c. G. Borgan started Saturday for
trip to San Francisco.
DIR. Pickell of Medford attended the
DR., Moore reception Friday.
DR.. Moore and family expect to
leave the first of next week for Port
land
Ben Evans returned Friday to
Greenback after spending week or
more in town.
School Superintendent Lincoln
Savage went to Medford Tuesday on
business visit.
Carl McCroskey has quit the Norris
& Rowe band and returned to Gran
Pass last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ NJ. Murray left
Thursday for Bethany, Washington
County. Oregon.
]. Q. Campbell attended tie meet
ing of the Ma ionic grand lodge at
Portland last week.
r. Kuhlman arrived this week from
San Francisco and is stationed at the
Pine Needle factory
Mrs. Eva A. Goodrich Of Mendcn.
Mich, arrived Friday to visit the J.
W. McDougall family.
Heibsrs Sampson arrived from Cali
fornia last Wednesday, to spend few
weeks with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S Webb of Green.
back went to Rybee Springs Friday
to spend a couple of months,
viii Turner arrived from Los
Angeles last week to visit his father,
j. A. Turner and family for short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hair and Miss
zella left Thursday morning on an
eastern trip. They will also vi 1T the
worlds fair
J. E. Peterson has retained home
after attending tho- A. L. & A. NJ.
grand lodge at Portland and also
visiting Newport.
W. G.. Hemenway and companion,
photographers Of San Diego, have been
in Grants Pass the past week, prepar-
ing for hunting trip in the mount
aims
Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Demaree left on
Sunday evening for California, where
they will visit for several weeks, first
at Winters and later at Oakland and
San Francisco
Mrs. P. Cheshire attended the
graduation Of her daughter, Miss
Ethel Palmer, from the University
of Oregon at Eugene last week. She
returned home last Thursday.
Mrs. n. Mccarthy and daughter
Miss Anna, of Albany came to Grants
Pass Tuesday to call on friends. THEY
will go to Ashland to care for the
fruit and then will go east for visit
Mrs. W. H. Flanagan and Winifred
returned last week from their visit to
Idaho. They were accompanied from
Portland by DIR. Flanagan, who at
tended the Masonic grand lodge meet
ing.
The many friends of Mrs. Geo. r.
Riddle are glad to know that she has
nearly recovered from her long siege
of illness She walked down town
on Monday for the first time in sig
months.
A. B. Cornell was called to New
burg last week with the news that
his mothers home had been destroyed
by fire. His mother returned Friday
with him and will make Grants Pass
her future home
A. M. Danielson, of Basalt, Colo,
was in Grants Pass on business first
of the week. MIR, Danielson is one Of
the board of trustees Of his home city.
tIe is favorably Impressed with
Southern Oregon.
Misses Susie and Margaret Barnard
returned from Eugene Friday night.
Miss Susie was elected first vice -presi.
dent of the Alumni association of the
U. of o. She will teach in the
Eugene high school next year.
Geo. Burns. his wife and three
children and his brother, arrived at
Myrtle Point Tuesday from Josephine
county. Mr.. Burns had about 40 head
of cattle and was looking for stock
range. They went on down toward
Curry county, -Coquille City Bulle-
tin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Colvig Of Port
land are visiting at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. volney Colyig,
a few miles east of town. They ex-
pect to remain until September. Mr..
Colvig is former Grants Pas hoy,
but has been a resident Of Portland FOR
a number Of years
Rev and Mrs. Chas Hays Of Port.
land arrived Tuesday to spend their
vacation here. Mr. Hays will preach
the sermon at the dedication Of the
Woodville Presbyterian church next
Sunday. Rev. W. G.. Connell and
the Bethany Presbyterian church
choir vii also be present to assist
De Witt B. Williams, lemon grower
aud shipper of LaMesa, Cal, spent
Wednesday in Grants Pass, the guest
of George Calhoun. Mr.. Williams is
the manager OF the La Bonita lemon
grove, which is one Of the best
known groves in California. The
ledge Of roses extending 700 feet
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