Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-03-10
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as Th-Y Come and Go
From Day i Day.

MISS odig AoAhcA h~S tahSh u BooA-
tion as assistant in the Grants Pass
post office.
Robert Fickle OF Selma, an old time
prospector and miner, is in town this
week for medical, attendance.
Mrs. N. Niokerson of Williams is
visiting in Grants Pass with her
daughter, Mrs. John Lewman.
Miss Goa York of Kubli has been
visiting IN Grants Pass this week
with her sister, Mrs. j. Russell.
Mrs. ]. @ Neil who lives near
Ashland is visiting here this week
whit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
J. Sturgess.
Mrs. P. Leverich Of Woodville has
been visiting friends in Grants Pass
this week. She returned to Woodvtlle
Friday morning
J. f. Hair. manager for the Will
Jams Bros. Door & Lumber Company,
was in Ashland, Friday on business
for his company.
o. D. Sargent and his daughter,
Miss Margarete were in Grants Pass
Saturday from Selma, making pnr-
chases of spring goods and household
supplies
R.L. Tolin came to Grants Pass
last Friday to purchase load Of sup
plies and Saturday he returned to his
home near Dryden, where he is en-
gagged in farming.
O. L. Mangum returned Thursday
from Gold Hill, where he had been
for couple Of days, looking over q
mining proposition in the interests of
some capitalists whom he represents.
Edward Hathaway, who has a farm
near Dryden, was in Grants Pass
Saturday for load of supplies and to
visit his daughter, Josephine, who ID
a pupil in the eighth grade in the
Grants Pass school.
Mrs. A. G. Lincoln, who resides on
the Rogue river road four miles be-
low this city, arrived in Grants Pass
Saturday, accompanied by her son,
Frank, to spend week with hei
mother, Mrs n J. Johnson.
G. L. Carr, a miner of Galice, spen
few days in Grants Pass this week
Mr.. Carr, who is now working a
the Anderson mine of Galioe, is {
partner of Ed f. Terry, in a promising
placer proposition on silyer,preek.
Hon. John L. Chiids, superior
Judge for Del Norte county arrived
in Grants Pass Saturday evening by
stage from his home at Crescent City
and left the sams evening by traiI
! for Sacramento, where he goes OF
official business connected with hi
office.
Edward Chastain, who recent,
married Miss Lavella Sargent, viii
leave Selma this week with his brid
for Crescent City, where they viii
take up their residence, Mr.. Chastsil
having secured a good position IN tn
Hobbs, Wall & Company sawmill a
J that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Tucker returne
to their home near Trail, on Uppe
1 Rogue river last Saturday afte
spending several days in Grants Pass
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Chiles
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker were forme
/ residents of this city and yet hay
considerable property here.
The Misses Hansoth, Of Selma, VIII
! are among the most successful Of th
I Josephine county teachers, will eac
: begin a spring term of school the fir
of next month. Miss Annie wi
n teach in the Dryden district aud Mi
) Margaret will have charge Of I'll
Central school near Selma.
VIM. NJ. Colyig Of Jacksonville, an
! one of the leading members Of Il
Southern Oregon bar, was IN Gram
# Pass, Monday and Tuesday as one
the attorneys for T. K. Anderson in
big damage suit chat is on b
tween Mr. Anderson aud the Cali,
% Consolidated Mines Company,
'9 S. f. Steele with bis wife lo
a Monday for Eureka, Californi
:, where they will spend the summe
y They go by team and by the Cresce
- City road. The trip IS made for q
90 benefit Of Mrs. Steele's health, whir
IS it is hoped will be improved by d
10 low altitude and moist climate Of 4
"a coast
John d. dwell, Of Modford, w
- in Grants Pass Monday IN the inter,
~ of a big financial deal be has
2I hand. Mr.. dwell il one Of the lea
Is ing men in the proposed Mediord a
r. Crater Lake railroad and he is also
the head Of company tnat is p
~ pairing to dam Bear creek near Al
land and put ia an oxtcEsivo irrig
SIS ing system.
s 5yAir. and Mrs. Frank Mashburu
rived Sunday from New York Ci
n to take up their residence iu Gral
Pass. Mr Mashburu is manager
the .new general merchandise SO
ny being opened in the luGs bloO
Both MI and Mrs Mashburn
educated, refined persons aud q
will be given a cordial welcome
the resi- dents Of Grants Pass.
The many friends Of Mrs Mar
Brown will be pleased TO learn q
she is steadily recovering from
long illness and is now able to sic
short time each day and there
every prospect, that she will reg
her health. Mrs. Brown underw
l'u .n or,aratfop a month agu aud oyv