Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-07-21
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day

Gene Coburn went to Ashland Mon
day.
Miss Ruth scoyill is attending
Cbautauqua.
J. Z. Kerley visited old friends at
Roseburg last week.
Mrs. d. NJ. Depuyand chill lren went
to Colestin Monday.
Miss Ida Thrasher of Woodville was
in Grants Pass Monday.
J. o. Booth went to Hit, Cal,
Monday for few days.
Thomas Townsend of Woodville,
spent Sunday in Grants Pass
Misses Osyth Croxton aud Irma
Silsby are at Ashland Chautauqua.
Mrs. f. c. Ladd of Glendale visited
the family of H. Knutzeu last week.
H. V. Meade and family returned
Monday from camping on Jones Greek.
John and Otis Mock left Thursday
for Newport to spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Lanterman of
Merlin are attending Chautauqua at
Ashland.
Arthur Conklin spent several days
in Ashland, returning Wednesday
motning
E. ]. Van Dyke and Mrs. DR.. Van
Dyke went to Ashland Monday to at
tend Chautauqua.
Rev. j. W. McDougali returned
from Ashland to occupy his pnlpit
Sunday morning.
Walter E. Gray and o. A. Thomas
went to Ashland Saturday, returning
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, H. l.. Gilkey went
to Ashland Wednesday to attend some
of the lectures
Mrs. +. A. Denny aud children
came up from Ashland Saturday, re.
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Mrs. Mary Dodge and Mrs. j. X.
Pigney went TO Ashland Monday to
spend the week attending Chautauqua.
Geo. Snow left Monday evening for
Portland, called there on account of
the serious illness of his brother, j.
w. Snow.
Mrs. W. S. Webb came from Bybee
Springs last week, returning Mon
day accompanied by Mr.. Webb's
mother, MIS-. Mary Brier.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l. Coron went to |
Portland Saturday to spend a week |
or more. Mr. Coron goes to attend
tho Grand Lodge A. o. y. W.
r. L. Coe has sold the lot adjoin-
ing his residence to j. E. Hair who
will Immediately commence the
erection Of handsome residence.
Mrs. Jake Bashor and children left
Monday evening for Amity where Mr..
Bashor is now stationed. He was
transferred to that place last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Durham went |
to Portland Friday, where Mr.. Dur
ham attends the Grand Lodge \. O.
U. W. of which organization he is
Grand Master
]. r. Mcknight returned Sunday
from the st. Louis fair. He also |
visited Baltimore, New York and !
other eastern points. Mrs. Mcknight
is still visiting in the east and will
return home later.
Mr. and Mrs. J. u. Fry re-
turned ON Tuesday evening from their
visit to the east Mrs. Fry has been
absent some two months They visit
ed at Chicago, Niagara and other
eastern points and in Canada
JAS. Trimble is being visited by his
brother. Mack, with his wife and lit
tie daughter For the past 10 years
he has been blacksmith for the Bridal |
Veil Lumber Co., but will soon go to
Smith River, Cal, TO open a shop.
The Mrs. Anderson millinery store
building has been removed from
Front street and Williams Bros. will |
immediately commence the erection
of a two story brick 5OxlOO feet. The
whole building to be occupied by one
firm.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. John Ranzau and |
Arthur and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Harth and Phil started for Crescent
City Friday morning Mr.. Ranzau
drove his new team which he bought
of Mr.. Pen ileton of Table Rock
Fred Smith, Frederick Schmidt,
Claude Williams and Claude Trimble
left last Thursday for West Fork,
where they "hike" for 10 miles
back in the mountains They will |
spend two weeks hunting. Several |
orders for bear skin rugs and jerked |
venison have been received by the
boys.
H. L. Bartlett leaves Wednesday
evening for Seattle, where he will
take passage on the Cottage City, Jolly |
81, for juneau, Alaska He says he
may be gone but two months and he
may be gone two years. He will bc
accompanied by Mrs W. II. Hamp.
ton, who goes to join her husband at
Juneau.
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