Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-06-16
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day

! S4 'Aothis VI NuOuNllie, was In
Grants Pass Wednesday ON a short
business trip.
Miss Lydia White returned Monday
from Portland, where she has been at
tending school.
Miss Grace Good returned Tuesday
from Portland, where she has been
attending business college
Mrs. H. V. Meade with Helen and
the baby left Wednesday for a visit
with relatives at Newberg.
Fred Findley has gone to Wilder
vile where he will be for the sum-
mer employed in Wertz's sawmill.
]. o. warmotb. of Redding, stop
ped off over Tuesday in Grants Pass.
while on his way to Lewis and Clark
fair, to make short visit with his
son Homer Wsrmoth.
S. Dean Peterson. nephew Of
Court Reporter l.. NJ. Calkins, re-
turned Tuesday to his home in Ash
land after spending several days in
this city with his uncle. while watch.
ing the court proceedings and seeing
the sights.
Mrs. NJ. O. Lewis of wilderville,
was in Grants Pass Monday, accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. J.
Guerin, who had been visiting her,
but left that day for her home in
Spokane, where her husband, DR.. j.
Guerin, is a prominent physician
of that city.
w. A. Taylor, having been promoted
from brakeman to conductor with
headquarters at Roseburg, and taking
out extra freight trains on the runs
north and south from that place, will
now make his home in Roseburg and
Thursday Mrs. Taylor left Grants
Pass to join her husband.
Mrs. j. S. Robb, of Kelso, Wash, is
spending three weeks in this city a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. j. Gordon. Wednesday Mrs. Robb
and Miss Ivah Gordon drove out to
Little Pickett, to spend the day at
the mine of Pearson, Smith & Co. +,
where Mr.. Gordon is employed.
Herbert Hanna who is studying
law in his fathers Office came down
with the Judge Sunday, to attend
court Monday to be present at the
Ingram trial to listen to the closing
a rguments of the attorneys who are
handling the case. He returned to his
his home in Jacksonville Tuesday.
Superintendent @. H. Hafer of the
Iowa Lumber & Box Company at Med
ford, was in Grants Pass Monday on
business fer his company. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Hafer, who re-
mained in the city until Wednesday, a
guest of Miss Clara Courtois, at the
Catholic parsonage, when she returned
10 NOR DOIue III mtulOIu.
Grandma Morris, who formerly re-
sided in this city, recently celebrated
her Slst birthday by taking trip
from her present home in Philadel.
phia to Scranton, near where she
will spend the summer at a mountain
resort. Grandma Morris, as she was
affectionateiy known to her many
friends in Grants Pass, is as CHEEKY
and enjoys as good health as when
she was here and was leader in
church and philanthropio works.
M. ]. Jewett and his daughter,
Miss Ina, arc spending week in this
city, guests the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Zoller. the latter being Mr..
Jewett's sister Mr.. Jewett resides
at Redwood, New York, and he and
his daughter made the. trip wet to
visit relatives and see the Lewis and
Clark fair. Mr.. Jewett is we'll
pleased with what he has seen of the
Coast and with Grants Pass, which
he thinks has progressive appear
ance and impresses him as town
that has a good future before It,
Rev. J.w W. McDougall. formerly
pastor of Newman M. +. church OF
this city. but now pastor of the NJ. E.
church in Albany, arrived in Grants
Pass Friday evening and remained
over until Saturday 10 have brief
visit with his many friends in this
city. He was on his way TO Ashland
where Sunday he delivered the bacca.
laureate sermon in the commence
ment exercises for the Southern Ore.
on Normal School located in that
city. Mr.. McDouRal! also stopped of
here on his return from Ashland.
Peter Diesch. Of jacksonville,
stenographer for District Attorney A.
Z. Reames, was in Grants Pass tc
take testimony for Mr.. Reames during
the Ingram trial. Mr.. Diesch left Mon
day for Ann Arbor, Michigan wher,
he will enter tho Ann Arbor Law
School and take the full course. Mr.,
Diesch is very bright, studiou'
young man, and his friends In Granti
Pass anticipate that when he returns
two years hence with his diploma thai
it Will have credits close to l0C ant
that he will become a successful
lawyer
Colonel T. VAIN. Morgan Draper
arrived in Grants Pass Saturday frou
San Francisco accompanied by Mrs
Draper, their son, Morgan, and Mrs
Diapers maid. Miss Draper will
join her parents in a short time a
Takilma, where the family will spent
the summer enjoying the delightfu
climate and out-of-door recreations o
] g..srw.sNsas, na1Ana.