Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-12-15
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day.

Neunesuay On legal pusluess.
DIR. ]. E. Shearer, of Glendale.
spent Saturday afternoon in Grants
Pass
Andy Colvin went to Medford
Tuesday, returning on the evening
train.
Il. l. Reynolds was in Ashland last
Friday tc attend to some hydraulic
engineering work.
Miss Millie Fryer on Friday closed
a term of school in the Laurel Grove
district at Murphy.
Miss Marjory Kinney is to arrive
home next Wednesday from Portland,
where she is student in the Portland
Academy.
Mr. and Mrs ]. B. Crawford have
moved to Jacksonville, where Mr..
Crawford has position with the Opp
Mining Company.
Robert G. Smith went to Jackson
vile Wednesday to attend circuit
court as attorney in a case he has be-
fore Judge Hanna.
Hon. W. /. Vawter, was in Grants
Pass Saturday evening on legal bust
ness, returning on the 10 80 train to
his home in Meford.
Mrs. John Patrick returned Sunday
from Tuscan Springs, where she has
been for the past three months for her
health, which is now much improved.
Miss Frances McWilliams, one of
the teachers in the city schools, left
Tuesday for her home at Ashland,
where she will spend her holiday
vacation.
A. II. Carson, commissioner for
the First district Of the State Board
of Horticulture, was in Ashland
Monday on business in connection
with his Office.
Mrs. Daniel Green has been quite
sick for the past week with an attack
of pneumonia and heart trouble. She
is now much improved and every
hope is entertained for her regaining
her health.
A. d. Custar arrived home Tuesday
from jacksonville, where he has been
employed for the past three months
as millwright in the construction
work on the new Opp mill, completed
last week near that place.
Arthur Howland will leave this
Thursday evening for Portland and
Oregon City, where he will spend the
time with friends until New Years,
when he will return to resume the
superintendency Of the Cook & How
aud placer mine on Jump-off-Joe.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. oglesby, re-
siding two miles north of Jackson
Vile, came by buggy to Grants Pass
Friday and Saturday went to Jerome
Prairie to make visit until Monday
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Armstrong, when they re-
turned to their homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Chase and
daughter, Miss Hesper, who cama last
week from St. Johnsbury, Vermont
aud have been guests at the Dodge
home while making a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Il. H. Lee and Mrs. n. p
Dodge, left Wednesday for Fair Oak
California where they will spend TIE
winter
5. 3. Norton arrived In Grants Pas
Wednesday to spend the winter will
his brother, +. S. Norton. Mr.. Nor
ton expects to return to his home il
Bluearth, MINI, in the spring, bu
so we'll pleased is he with Rogu
b River Valley, that it is likely he will
! return and make his permanent hom
in Grants Pass
Miss Astella Goodin will leave thi
Friday to spend her vacation fTon
schoo! work with relatives an
friends in Salem, Portland, Hillsbor
70 and Astoria. Miss Goodin will re
turn in two weeks to be in resdines
to take up her duties as one OF th
. teachers in the High School whe
> school resumes, January Sd.
Mrs. r. B. Baber returned Saturda
a from a trip Of three weeks spent /
Eugene, Harrisburg and other Will1
mette Valley towns, with relative
and friends. While at Harrisburg
! Mrs. Baber was with her motbel
= Mrs Annie Curtis, and took part in
family gathering in honor Of the got
birthday of Mrs Curtis, who is y
4 hale and strong and eau get about hi
- home with ease.
N Mrs. L. B. Hall arrived home Satu
ID day from Hot Springs, in UniC
n county, where she has been for u
D. past month taking treatment for rb'
IA umatism. She has almost fully 7
p covered from her illness and hopes
4. soon have her former good healt
to She reports that George Riddle, wi
" is at the Ho. Springs, is slowly 7
in covering from the severe attack
,e rheumatism from which he has be-
K. su ffering
in Joseph seyferth was in Grants Pa
a Tuesday and purchased a wagon 10