Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-06-09
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day


went to Roseburg Wednesday evening
to visit relatives.
Mrs. j. S. Robb of Kelso, Wash, is
visiting with the family of W. G.
Gordon and expects to spend some
time in our city.
Prof. j. A. Sihbets left Grants Pass
Wednesday for Lakeview where he
will take charge of band and also
give private Instruction in music.
Raymond Sooville finished school at
Selma last week and returned to
Grants Pass. This week he made a
wheel trip to Canyonville to visit his
sister Harriet.
Mrs. S. +. Cobb and her daughters,
Misses Mollie and Effie Of Roseburg,
are spending week in Grants Pass
at the home of G. A. Cobb, who is
son of Mrs. Cobb's.
Il. W. Clark went to Portland Fri.
day to be gone week ON business and
to arrange for boarding place for his
family while they attend the fair,
which they will do later on.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Richardson
went to Portland Thursday to take in
the fair, but as they cannot be away
long, ON account of their confeotion-
cry store, they will return Saturday.
George Slower and George Smith
have returned from the Greenback
mine, where they were engaged for
the past month doing carpenter work
on the new buildings that the Green
back Company had erected.
f. NJ. Drake, one of the leading
business men of Ashland, and his
daughter, Miss Mildred, are spending
the week in Grants Pass, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Calhoun. Mr.
Drake is a brother of Mrs. Calhoun.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Crockett
were in Grants Pass over Sunday
night and Monday, guests of William
Ruster, chief clerk of the Hotel
Josephine. Mr.. and Mrs. Crockett
reside at McCloud, and had been to
Merlin to attend the funeral of Mr..
Crookett's father, the late Judge
Garrett Crockett.
Ike NJ. Davis was in Portland this
week delegate for Golden Rule
Lodge No. rs, l. o. o. F. of this city,
to the Grand Lodge of Oregon. The
other three delegates were unable to
attend, T. Y. Dean by reason of Mrs.
Dean being in poor health. b. A. Will.
Jams having business with the Smell
ter Company of which he is an Off
Ger, and Robert Sexauer having gone
to B olen creek to work in a mine.
W. G. Wright, the assayer, returned
Thursday from a month y trip east dur
ing which he visited Montreal, Bos-
ton, New York and Chicago. Mr..
Wright was on a business trip con.
nected with mining and he met with
satisfactory results. He had pleasant
trip and states that business conditions
are good in the East.
]. L. Patrick was in Grants Pass
over Tuesday night with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs John Patrick. Mr..
Patrick is employed on the Southern
Pacific as a brakeman, but of late lie
has been extra conductor and he has
expectations that before long he will
be promoted to full conductorship.
He is on the Roseburg. Ashland run
with his headquarters in the former
town.
Grandma Hart of Kerby was in
Grants Pass Thursday on her way to
Portland as a delegate to the Grand
Chapter o. E. S. from the chapter at
Kerby. Mrs. Hart has the honor OF
being the oldest worthy matron in the
Oregon jurisdiction and though
we'll along in years is exceedingly
bright of,intellect and has the health
and strength such as but few of heI
age enjoy.
William Trimble. who had been tC
Merlin to attend the funeral services
at the burial of the remains Of the
late Judge Garrett Crockett, who was
his brother-in- returned to Med
ford Monday where he is employed IN
Merrimans blacksmith shop in that
place. Mr.. Trimble formerly resided
in this county and conducted q
blacL smith shop at Kerby and al
Selma. For time he worked in thii
city in the shop of his brother, james
Trimble.
DIR. Henry Klopper, who last weeh
moved TO Grants Pass from Kerby
pending a choice Of a permanent
location, has decided to locate II
Hornbrook, where good practice il
offered him, the present physician
, removing from the place. DIR. Klop
per win leave next Monday will
his family for his new home. Til,
Doctor is a thorough up TO dat
: physician and he has many friends il
this county who feel certain tina
he will secure a fine practice at hi
new location.
r Dr. +. NJ Carter spent Sunday II
E Grants Pass, a guest at the home o
his nephew. B. A. Williams. DIR
Carter had been to Jacksonville
to attend his brother, the late s. @
Carter, during his last illness and /,
. attend the funeral, which was helt
. Friday, aud was on his way TO hi
, , home at Newport, Oregon. DIR
5 Carter is so we'll pleased with tn
climate and the fine outlook for th
dayaInnuuauf aud t,rGa