Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-04-28
People as They Como and Go
From Day to Day

r. \. Pierce left Monday evening
ON business trip TO Yaquina and
Newport
]. II. Williams and B. o. Nc
Culloch are spending the week in San
Francisco.
Frank Colvig returned to Galice
Tuedsay morning after spending a
week in town,
Geo. Slower went to Galice Friday
to spend few weeks at the 7. X.
Anderson mine.
Jos. Pollock left on Tuesday for
Berthoud, Colo, TO spend the sum
mer with his daughter.
Judge Hanna returned to Jackson
willie Saturday after spending few
days in Grants Pass on court bust.
ness.
Mrs. Mary ]. Maybee arrived from
Weston, Ore, Monday to spend the
summer with her son c. E. Maybee
and family.
DIR. I. E. Beard, former resident
has renewed his residence in this city,
and is associated with DIR. Moore in
the practice of medicine.
Mrs. f. E. Peter starts Thursday
for Mason, Mich, where she will
visit relatives. She will also visit
her old home in Michigan.
Hon. R. A. Booth spent Tuesday
here and left on Wednesday morning
for Los Angeles, where he will attend
the general conference of the NJ. E.
church.
Little Max Bowersox, the son of
DR.. and Mrs. Bowersox of Jackson
Vile, returned home Wednesday, after
spending some time here at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Hansen.
Miss Lizzie McMillen arrived this
week from Hart, Mich, to spend
year with her sister, Mis-. John Sum-
mers. Miss Mcmillan reports that
they were having good skating when
she left.
Misses ITma and Hattie Silsby are
in attendance at the missionary con-
vention of the Methodist Episcopal
church at San Francisco this week.
They will visit friends for few days
prior to returning home.
Arrivals from the Middle West have
been numerous of late, among those
who have arrived within the Iast
two weeks are Will Servis and l6-year
old son. Mr.. Servis is here in the
hope OF receiving benefit from the
climate.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Howe and
daughter left Wednes lay evening
for Estacada, Ore, where Mr.. Howe
will go into business They have
been living for the past FIVE years at
the Greenback mine where Mr.. Howe
has had the position of amalgamator,.
L. b. Hall and family arrived last
week from Meohanicsville, H., to
make Grants Pass their future home.
Mr.. Hall spent few days here dur
ing the winter and bought tract of
land on Fourth street, where he will
soon commence the erection of res
idence.
Rev. D. I. Summervllle and wife
and Rev. j. W. McDougall left Tues.
day night to attend a missionary con
vention in San Francisco. From
thence they go to Los Angeles to be
present at the sessions of the General
Conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal church.
Chas. Simmons, former Grants
Fass hoy, arrived on Wednesday from
Ontario, Canada, to spend few weeks
visiting at the home of his mother,
Mrs. j. II Crotxon, near this city
Mr.. Simmons is now an engineer on
the Cana dian Pacific, Running be-
tween Ontario and Winnipeg,
Tuesday, Tclcrgam has the portraits
of Mr. and Mrs Charlton b. Perkins,
welded recently at Hongkong Mr..
Perkins is former Grants Pass boy,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. @. Perkins
OF this city. He has been travelling
through China recently as a cores
pondcnt for Leslie's Weekly. The
bride was Miss Maude Gage of San
Francisco, a niece of Governor Gage
and most estimable young lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins may return to
America next fall.