Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-09-15
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day

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the city.
Ed Stockton left Saturday evening
for Portland.
Mike Clemens started Saturday for
a short Eastern trip
H. ]. Clark and Myrden CLARK left
Saturday for Albany.
Mrs. E. @. Dixon returned last
week from visit at Portland.
Miss Ailene webber of Ashland Wis
tied Mrs. ]. @. Lucus last week.
Miss Effie Yost is suffering from
sprained ankle, received last week.
L. G. Higgins and wife on Tuesday
returned to his new find on Chetco.
Chas. E. Brown and Ed Cheadle
are recent arrivals from Olympia,
Wash.
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Stricken
have moved into their new home on
B street.
VIM. Cheshire and wife left last
Thursday for week or 10 days visit
at Eugene.
Col. ]. S. Crawford and C. H.
Poindexter left Wednesday for short
stay at Portland.
Mrs. Chas. Booth and daughter
Katherine returned last week from
visiting at Ashland.
Rev. W. 4. Goulder last week had
visit from his brother Rev. W. T.
Goulder, of Seattle.
Mrs. John Lockhart and Miss Edna
Dow left Monday for Juneau, Alaska
to join Mr.. Lockhart.
Mrs. W. +. Farrier and daughter
Thelma left Wednesday evening on
her wav to Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. b. Cornell left on
Monday for visit at jefferson. They
will also take in the state fair.
Jas. Fetzner and wife returned
Sunday from an extended visit to the
/ fair and throughout the east.
Mrs. Atkins and daughter Helen,
left Tuesday for Sacramento, after a
stay of six months in Grants Pass.
DIR. and Mrs. W. f. Kremer and
daughter Glare returned on Monday
evening from vacation at Colestin.
Dan L. Green, foreman Of the lower
property of the Galice Consolidated
Mines Co., is spending few days in
Grants Pass.
J. OBJ Gum and Willis Davis,
owners of the Monumental Mines, left
with Col. 7. ". NJ. Draper Tuesday
for an inspection of the property
E. J. Loomis of Galice spent We'd
nesday in town laying in supplies and
having his bonds as justice of the
peace and notary public made out.
Miss Florence Letcher left Thursday
for Los Angeles. where she expects to
spend the next six months with rela-
tives She will also visit Oakland,
W. j. Gohres of Kerby returned
on Wednesday from Idaho where he
has been working during the summer
in the employ of the Golden Rule
Mining Co.
W. j. Morphy, general manager Of
the American Gold Fields Co., ar
rived last week and will probably
spend several weeks at the Granite
Hill mines.
T. X. Anderson of Galice, was il
Grants Pass the first of the week. HI
visited Jacksonville last week and il
partaking of ice cream became poison
ed with the cream and for severa
days was quite sick.
S. w. Upton and wife, formerly o
Wolf Creek, and j. p. Goodman ant
wife and Cy Goodman of Coquille,
passed through Grants Pass Saturda.
on their way bv team from Coquill
to Southern California.
Roy Bartlett returned to Grant
Pass this week after an absence o
two months or more. He visite
Juneau, Skaguay, Haines. Wrangl
and Ketchikan, Alaska. He ais
spent several weeks in Portland.
Miss Marjorie Kinney and Mis-
Grace Connolly left Wednesday morn
ing for Portland where Miss Kinne
enters the Portland Academy. Ate
a brief visit, Miss Connolly will rC
turn to her home at Bozeman. Mont,
W. L. Ireland arrived Wednesda
night from San Francisco, comm
here on account Of the illness of h
mother Miss Myrtle Ireland arrive
from Portland Tuesday. We are gli
to report that their mother, Mrs. Col
man is improving.
The Ashland Tidings reports tn
Mrs D. Mccarthy and daug ter, Mi
Anna, left Wednesday for San Fra
cisco, where they will join Mr.. NJ
Carthy and will, at the conclusion
the Templsr concalve. accompal
him on an extended visit in caste
states.
= Will f. Rapson, at the head of Il
;, Uniform Bank, W. o. W, and hol
ing the position Of colonel in 4
major generals staff of the unifoi
St rank of both the Maccabees and t