Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-03-10
People as They Come and Go
From Day TO Day

last week.
Dick Patrick and John Macarthur
were at Leland last week.
Fred Miller has been visiting dur
ing the week in Modofrd
Attorney H. d. Norton was. in Med
ford Friday on professional visit.
Mrs. c. W. Boulware left Saturday
for Roseburg to take up her residence.
G. F. Dixon came up from Igerna,
Cal, on Saturday to spend few days
on business.
Mrs. Moore, of Salem, is visiting
in Grants Pass, the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. W. @. Hale.
Myron Harrison, the we'll known
miner of this county, is now employ
ed at the Sterling mine
o. L. Dunlap of Salem is now first
trick operator At the depot, ]. II.
Morrison having gone to Red eluff.
R. L. Guthridge left Thursday for
Roseburg where he is working in the
interest Of the Lincoln Annuity IN
ion.
Mrs. Blanche Burnett has retained
to Medford after spending sew raj
weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Hoyt.
Miss Hattie Telford returned last
Thursday from Coles tin, where she
spent two weeks visiting her brother
and family.
Bookkeeper Gray returned last
Thursday after assisting in tho Rose
burg bank for iow weeks and is
now at WORK in the First National
Bank.
: Foreman Brown OF the Rourke
placer near Holland, who measured
the rainfall, says that at that place
22'inches of rain fell in &c days in
February.
L. R. Croisant sand Frank McFar.
lane returned on Friday from Alt
house where they havo been putting
in the season trolling boulders" in
the Rourke placers.
@. H. McClung is in town after
spending the winter working in Del
Norte county. He expects to return
when the work opens up again. Every
thing at present is nearly floating
Miss Ada Ketchum of Ashland ar
rived Monday to assist Miss Ida Wes-
ton in the millinery store. Miss
Ketohum has been n trimmer with the
Hargroyo sisters at Ashland for some
time.
NJ W. Skeel aud family have moved
to Medford from Grants Pass. The
move to Medford at this time is made
especially because of the poor health
of Mr.. Skeel's fother, who resides in
Medford.
Ed lyman, the Southern Pacific
conductor, has recently gone to San
Francisco to take treatment for rheu-
matism. He has been suffering from
This complaint for some time at his
home in Ashland.
E. +. Meissner, voluntary weather
observer at Kerby, reports total
rainfall at that place, in February,
Of 30 So inches He says the rainfall
in the corresponding month in 1908
was inches and in 1902, 29.75.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Anderson of
Kan, arrived in Grants
Pass Wednesday and win spend some
time visiting at the home of their
son, VIM. Anderson. They were &C.
by Earl Young. also of
Langley.
A. w. Coleman arrived here last
week from Puget Sound in the hope
that change OF climate would bene-
fit his health. The excessive rain Of
last week made him feel perfectly at
home, although it was not what he
had hoped to find.
Mrs. Eva Sill Young arrived on
morning from Alaska
where she has been living during the
past two years, and will spend some
months visiting at the home Of hor
parents near Murphy. Mrs, Young
is a former Josephine county teacher
and her many friends are extremely
glad to welcome her once again from
the land Of ice and snow.
W. L. Mallory, vice-president Of
the Lincoln Annuity Union, spent
Friday and Saturday in Rosehurg
where he instituted an assembly Of
that order. Mr. Mallory says the
order of Pendo at that place have re-
turned their charter and supplies to
the supreme council in San Francisco
and that Pendo members are turning