Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-04-21
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day 10 Day

] Mrs. j. S. Moore is visiting in Port
land.
Vim. Shibley, merchant of Oregon
City was in town Tuesday.
Miss Marjorie Kinney is now able
to be out after a siege of typhoid
fever
Mrs. VIM Battman left for Jeffer.
son Saturday to be with her mother,
who is i'll.
]. N. yoorhies returned to Portland
Friday after visiting A. f. Voorhies
and family for few weeks.
t. ]. Andree and 12-year old son ar
rived this week from st. Joseph,
Mich to make their future home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. e. D. Weston spent
Saturday with friends in Grants Pass.
They left in the evening for Yon-
celia.
Geo. d. Fletcher, who was former
ly clerk in Grants Pass, but now
travelling for Chicago firm spent
Sunday in the city.
]. BARLEY, after 10 years mining on
Galice creek. has left there and will
spend the summer in Idaho. Mr.
Bartley sold his mine last year and
will now take rest.
Mrs. Mary Dodge will return from
Vermont the last of May and will
probably reach here the eth. She
will be accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Lee and husband.
II. G. Telford and son Ray came
from Colestin Monday to build a
house for Misses Hattie and Emma
Telford. They will erect modern =
room house on C street between Third
and Fourth Work was commenced
Wednesday.
Father Hickie formerly located in
Grants Pass was a passenger on the
overland one day last week, on his
way to San Francisco to undergo
another operation on his eyes Hi:
eyesight has improved but he is still
greatly troubled.
Mrs. Frank Akens and daughter
] and Miss Brown of Chicago are visit
ing the family of W. II. Freed. The,
will remain for the summer and viii
occupy the Fetzner residence duriuI
4 the absence of Mr. and Mrs. Fetzner
who will make an extended trip east
Mrs. E. C. Newell is suffering fror
| the effects of severe fall which sh
received on Saturday evening l
coming down the stairs at her home
she missed step and fell She wa
severely bruised and has been cor
fined to her bed for several days, br
suffered no serious injury.
J. A. Maddux cut an artery in h
leg while working in the woods fC
the Golden Drift Mining Co. Monda,
Fortunately, there were other worl
men near and they Immediately sun
moned assistance and brought Maddr
to town, where he received medic
care. Maddux had Just oommen,
work for the Golden Drift Co.
@. NJ Hyskell, formerly editor
the Democrat j ournal of Bnrlingto
Iowa, arrived in Grants Pass Thur
day with a view to securing orcha
land. He was met the following di
by Ed NJ Andrews, proprietor, al
Chas. Hazelrig, musical director
the Andrews Opera Co., Chicag
who are also seeking fruit lands.
- Mr.. Jackson, of the firm Of Jacks
& Moon, the Galice miners and pre-
pectors, recently took out over 800
=. a pocket which he discovered on /
.Y quartz property on the right hand TO
\ Of Galice creek. He was drilling
the vein, the rock being somewh
I. hard and noticed PARTICLES of gold
the drillings. When he fired the bla
and returned to the spot. the hole a
peared all yellow with gold.
had placed the "shot" accurately
the pocket.
, Frank Colvig came up on Tuesd
from the Rocky Gulch mines
| Galice, where he has been work.
during the winter. He walked out
| Merlin, some II miles, in time
! catch the morning train. The mi
| has been running steadily during
| winter and an immense amount
| ground has been pipod off on ],
] bar which prospects richly. 7
| ground being low the rich gravel N,
| the bedrock is left until later in
! season, when the ground will
| "bott6med up" and the cream of I
mine will then be secured
he --
ho Waterman's Ideal Fountain Z,
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