Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-01-05
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN !,
People As They Come and Go
From Day TO Day

G. kars of Mt. Reuben 10 IN town
on county court business
W. A. Acock we'll known farmer
of Murphy, was in Grants Pass Satur-
day.
j. E. Verdin returned Tuesday from
Yreka where he had been on mining
business.
Art Harmon returned Sunday even.
ing after al absence of several months
in California.
Henry Harth went to San Francisco
last week to take few weeks rest
from business cares.
George r. Birdseye, residing near
Woodyille, was in Grants Pass over
Sunday with friends.
DR.. o. W. Miller aud daughter Of
Bybee Springs, visited In Grants Pass
Thursday aud Friday.
". ]. Soverns came up from Port
and Friday to spend few days in
Grants Pass on business.
William Gagnon, a popular clerk at
Clemens drag store, spent Sunday in
hoseburg with his parents.
Lonnie Moon returned to Portland
on Tuesday after spending the New
Year season in Grants Pass.
Miss Ella Roberts of Kubli, is
visiting in Grants Pass this week
with her sister, Mrs, Geo. Feldmaiei. ;
Miss Susie Barnard returned on
Monday to Eugene to resume her
duties as teacher in the schools Of
that city.
Mrs. Mary Simmons returned on
Friday after visiting in San Francis
co with her brother who has been
seriously i'll.
Judge j. o. Booth returned Friday
from Spokane with his daughter, Mrs.
Il. Z. Dunbar, whose health is yet
quite poorly.
Miss Mabel Smith returned on
Saturday to Eugene, where she is
attending the U.of o., after spending
the Christmas season in this city.
NJ. NJ. Scott, who has farm on
Evans creek, five miles above Wood
Vile, was in Grants Pass Sunday
evening for medical aid for his child,
which was i'll, but not seriously.
Miss M. Astelle Goedin returned
Monday from spending her vacation
with relatives in Washington county
and with friends in Portland and
Salem, and Tuesday resumed her
work as a teacher in the High School.
Hon. Root. G Smith will leave
Sunday for Salem, where he will
take up his duties in the Oregon legis-
lature, which convenes Monday, as
the representative for Josephine
county.
Mrs. ]. A. Rehkopf and daughter
Lola, returned Monday from visit
with her sister, Mrs. Doerfus at
Igerna, Cal. On .her way back she
stopped for couple of days in Med
ford to cali on Mis-. Skeel.
Louis Axtell was in Grants Pass
over Sunday, visiting his former
schoolmates, while on his way from
his present hcme at Vancouver,
Wash, to San Francisco, whore he
will enter business college.
Miss Marjory Kinney, this year q
student at the Portland Academy
returned on Monday after spending
the holiday vacation in Grants Pass
Ga Saturday evening she entertained
"a number Of her friends in pleasan
social party.
W. p. Willsey, timer and plumbe
in the employ Of tie Grants Pas
Hardware Company, has decided &
make this city his home and h
rented house in the south part o
town for his family, who are to ar
rive next week from Seattle.
Miss Lucie George is recoverin
rapidly from her recent severe i'll
ness though it will be some time ye
before she Will be able to resume he
position as teacher in the Grants Pas
schools. She went to Ashland Wed
nesday and will visit there for severa
weeks with her sister, Miss AgnC
George.
b. r. Meredith, now manager fc
Oregon, Washington and Idaho Of tn
3 Para6ne Paint Co., WAS in Gram
Pass last week on his way to Sa
. Francisco, from Portland, whore i
now resides. Mr.. Meredith W,
- formerly suporintendont Of the min
known as the Wilson Meredit
q .pooers, near the mouth Of Josephir
ID creek.
Iov james A. p. MoGaw, Of Por
land, arrived IN Grants Pass last satu
day aud Sunday conducted the Sc
vices at Bethany Presbyterian churcI
He sill continue to hll the pulpit
r tb.t church FOR the remainder Of th
u.utu aud possibly longer. or until
regular pastor is installed.
official meeting will be held Ne
"a Monday Of the members Of the Presb
4 tosian church TO consider the matt
Of securing q permanent pastor
their church. Rev. MoGav is
- the retired list, bat. though a m
along in year,, he has great ener
and il an able and forceful speak,
, Re isa man Of hne attainments a
. broad reading and his sermons q
Z well worth listening to.
& Charlton B. Perkins, accompani
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