Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-12
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day

Miss Robbie Miller went to Med
foId Wednesday.
G. W. Chaplin was in from LELAND
on business Monday.
Archie Markell of Glendale spont
Wednesday in Grants Pass.
Mrs. A. U. Barnard returned Sat
urday from visit at Portland and
Eugene.
Miss ZenA Chapman returned Tues
day from Portland, where she has
spent the " inter.
]. W. Fitzpatrick came up from
McCloud Friday on business, return
ing home Saturday
A, d. Clink arrived Monday even
ing from Detroit, Mich, and will
make Grants Pass his home.
f. j. Kaiser, edidtor of the Valley
Record, was mp from Ashland Friday
ana made the Courier Office a pleasant
call.
Master Dwight jewell celebrated
his 10th birthday ON Saturday and en-
tertained 10 of his boy friends on that
occasion.
S. L. Isham, has gone out to Will
Jams Bros mill ON Apploagte to re-
sumo his former position as night
watchmau
Among the late arrivals in Grants
ass are John q. Ring and John Eve
land of Hudson, Wis, who intend to
make this their home.
Archie TAYLOR returned this week
from a stay of some length in Califor-
mia. He visited the Tonapah gold
fields of Nevada, during his absence.
George Slower returned Saturday
from Il few weeks stay at the Ander-
son mine on Galioe creek. He Sc
cured a number of fine photographs.
Mrs. J. a. Hart left Friday for
Albany for an extended visit with son
and family She has spent the past
year or more with her daughter, Mrs.
]. Pardee.
J. w. Baker soon leaves for st.
Louis to visit the fair and also to visit
Marshal, Mo, his former home.
When he returns Ire will be accom-
panied by his father.
Misses Irma and Hattie SilSby re-
turned last week from a delightful
stay in California. While In San
Francisco they witnessed the launch
ing of the California.
Mrs. J. d. Fry left Tuesday morning
for an extended trip. She will spend
week at Corvallis and week in
Portland and then will go to Glen
wood, Iowa, to visit relatives fol
several weeks.
A. l. Goodell, superintendent of the
Takilma Smelling Co., now feels AT
home in this county as his household
goods have arrived and have been
moved to the new home ON the
Seventh and G street.
James Leslie of Clinton Iowa,
spent Sunday with his brother, Rev.
Robt Leslie. Mr. Leslie is a promi'
nent grocer of Clinton and has been AT
San Francisco attending the meeting
of the Grocers Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Martin and two
children and Van Farmer are recent
arrivals from Mechanicsburg, ILL.,
who intend to make Grnats Pass
their home. Other families are eX-
pected from the same place this week
Miss Vida Moore, who has been al
the Good Samaritan hospital at Port
land, undergoing a surgical operation
is rapidly recovering and is expected
to return home in about two week.
with he- mother, who has been witt
her constantly.
Miss Lucy George left Saturday foI
Kerby to take the school in distric
No. 33, located between Kerry anC
Waldo. Mrs, G. /. Clevcnger viii
take Miss Georges place in thu
Grants Pass schools during the re
mainder of the school year
VIM. and Manvill Hege, who nav,
been working lately at the OrO Flint
mine. left ON Wednesday for a lonI
trip to the St. Louis exposition ant
farther east to visit in Indiana AM
other states. They went by the South
ern route and will return via the Den
yer & Rio Grande.'
MIR. and Mrs. Harmon arrived iron
st. Louis last week with the ilten
tion of making Grants Pass thei
home. They say that the fair ex
hibits will not be complete for mum
Der Of weeks yet Hundreds of ca
loads Of exhibits are in the railroal
Yards waiting the completion of tn
buildings they are to occupy.
Mrs John Ranzau entertained
number Of friends last Wednesda
evening at their home on d stleet Il
honor of the anniversary of Mr., Ran
zau's birthday. The evening wa
very pleasantly spent with whist fol
lowed 10y an elaborate supper. Iher
were present, Mr. and Mrs. II
Harth, Dr. and Mrs. A. p Hartl
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Colyig, Mr.. an
Mrs. Roy Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. lr
Tompkins.
Rev. J. A. Crutchfeld former pa.
tor of the NJ. f. churcl., South, d
this place, is again in Souther
Oregon He spent several days i
Medford and several days in Grant
Pass and occupied his former pulpit j
the evening. lie will also visit A.
hauy, whore one Of his sons has
situation in bank. Mr., Crutchhelt
e since leaving here, las been in ToXai
] New Mexico, Arizona and Californil
but thinks Oregon is the place iC
T. him Mrs Crutchfold will com