Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-06-30
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day TO Day

'NfN 1853 - NAATCs
A. H. Lewis spent Monday and
Tuesday of this week in Jacksonville.
Dstlif Eisman is home from the o.
A. @. to spend the summer vaca-
tion.
Miss Annette Jordan Is visiting
friends in Grants Pass. She will go
to Crescent City to spend her vaca-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Wharton moved
this week to their cottage, which
they have had built on First and A
streets.
Miss Florence Barrett closed her
school at Leland Friday and is spend
ing her vacation at her home in
Grants Pass
Miss Maud Williams will 20 to
Portland next week to spend two
months in that city with her sister.
Mrs. Ida Moon.
H. @. BobzieH leaves Saturday for
Seaside to spend week or more with
his family He will also spend
several days at the fair.
Frank Barrie last week broke his
collar bone. Frank will be relieved
from the milking job but his 4th of
July celebration enjoyment will be
interfered with.
George Birdseye, one of the popular
clerks in the Coe department store,
will leave for Portland Monday on
his vacation of two weeks, during
which he will attend the fair and
visit friends.
j. G. Turk, railroad carpenter
formerly of this city, but for the past
year of Portland and Seattle, has re-
turned to Grants Pass with his
family and is again in the employ of
the Southern Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Smiley and
daughter of Eaton, Colo, arrived
Wednesday to visit the J. X. Pigney
family. Mrs. Pigney and the Sm ileys
we're friends in the east and had not
seen each other for 90 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Gao. II. Howland left
Wednesday to spend several days at
the Howland & Cook sawmill and
mine on Upper Jump-off- ff-Joe. They
were accompanied by. Mr. and Mrs. r.
II. Lee, who went for an outing 10
that pretty mountain valley.
Miss Mary E. Coe, junior partner
in the r. L. Coe q Company depart
ment store, left Thursday on her sum
mer vacation which she will spend in
Ashland with friends and IN attend.
ing the Chautauqua Assembly. Miss
Ooe will be gone about month.
f. b. DoerfUs returned last Friday
to Igerna, Cal. after spending week
with Mrs. Doerfus in this city. Mr..
Doerfus is engineer in a mill at
lgerna, but expects SO soon as he can
secure similar position in or about
this city to join his family and make
Grants Pass his home.
Mrs. L. w. Hilliard of San Fran.
cisco arrived last week to visit her
sister, Mrs. @. II. Sampson. On
Thursday Mrs. Hilliard and Mrs.
Sampson left for Portland where
they will spend lew days, then
going to Seaside to spend a few
weeks at the beach with Mrs. Bob.
zien.
l.. @. Meas, from Tenino, Wash
is spending the week in Grants Pass
on a visit to his father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Meas, of Sigour.
ney, Iowa, who are spending the sum.
mer in Grants Pass with their
daughters, Mrs, Edith Rehkopf and
Mrs +. B. Doerfus and their son, S.
c. Meas.
Miss Cory, teacher of Syracuse,
Neb, and Miss Armstrong also of
Syracuse, are visiting Miss Zella |
Hair. These ladies are visiting the
gold mines of this section and taking
pictures of all points Of interest and |
it Is probable that the Syracuse pu-
pills will learn to associate Southern |
Oregon with gold mines.
]. Pardee and family have been
visited by Mr. Pardees sister, who
for the past l2 years or more has
been art teacher in the Normal school |
at River Falls, Wis. THIS is Miss
Pardee's second visit to Grants Pass.
she having visited her brother here
six years ago. She left Friday |
morning for Watsouville, Cal.
Mrs W. A. Hemenway and baby.
by her niece, Miss Eva
Skaggs left for the north last Saturday.
Miss Skaggs, who has been attending
school in Grants Pass the past year
goes to her home in Vancouver, while
Mrs Hemenway will visit with her
parents at Pleasant Hill, near Eugene.
and with Mr. Hemenway's parents at
Cottage Grove. She will also attend
the Christian church convention for
Oregon, which will be held at Tur.
ner, and size will visit the Lewis and
Clark fair. Mrs Hemenway will be
away about a month.