Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-02-10
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day

A. U. Barnard visited Medford
Thursday.
Geo. H. Rowland was in Medford
Monday on a business trip
J.Spence arrived from Langley, Kan,
Sunday to visit his daughter, Mrs. W.
J. Anderson.
Judge W. c. Hale is making visit
this week at Portland and Salem ON
legal business.
Miss Bertha Barrie left Monday to
enter a wholesale millinery establish
meut in Portland.
J. L. Calvert went to Portland
Sunday evening to spend several days
ON a business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Voorhies, re-
turned to Portland this week after
months stay with A. E. Voorhies and
family.
@. st. Louis, the we'll known
jeweller. with Mrs. st. Louis, spent
last Sunday in Medford, guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Bass.
G. l. Brown, formerly of this place
and now of Portland, was here several
days this week on business connected
with the G. P. N. W. L. & P. Co.
Mrs. Edith Rehkopf left for San
Era t.,r 20
two weeks selecting new millinery
styles and laying in her spring stock.
N. G. Longfellow, who is interested
in several of the promising mineral
enterprises of this county, made a
trip to Jacksonville Monday on bust
ness.
Mrs G. +. Dunford and Mrs G.
W. Thrasher Of Jacksonville arrived
in Grants Pass Sunday to spend the
week with their mother, Mrs. L, S.
Trefren.
Mrs. J. D. Neathamer of Winner, is
the in the city to visit her sister,
Mrs W. II. Close and her mother,
Mrs. M. j. Sheehan, who has been
quite sick for some time, but has now
so improved that she can sit mp some.
Geo. Gary, we'll known resident
of this county for many years, left
on Friday evening for Sumpter, Ore,
where he will spend some time visit
ing with his brother, Chas. Cary,
who is also former resident of this
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Peck, who have
been spending the winter in Grants
Pass making their home with Mr..
and Mrs. II. S. Prescott, Mrs. Pres.
colt being sister of Mr.. Peck's,
leave this Saturday for Salem where
they will reside.
Mrs. G. b. Hart. mother of Mrs. j.
Psrdee Of this city, arrived Monday
evening from Albany and will visit
here at the home of her daughter for
several months after which she ex-
poets to make journey across the
continent to Worcester, Mass.
( ]. p Randle came in Monday from
the Granite Hill where he has been
employed for sometime past. Mr..
Randle's lay-off is an enforced one,
being caused by large boil on his
hand. He expects to resume his
work at tue mine next week.
J. g. Schmidt, the veteran cigar
maker, is very low at his residence in
this city and his life is despaired of
by his relatives. He has been sick
for the past year with a kidney
trouble and only returned a month
ago from the East where he went tc
secure medical 'elief bat all to nc
purpose.
Mrs. W. 7. Goulder arrived home
Sunday from Winchester. Virginia,
whittier she was called month age
by the serious illness of her father.
His death occurred before she reached
Winchester, but she went on ant
stayed some time with her mother tC
comfort her in her bereavement
Amos Smith Is building five room
cottage on Seventh street between
and NJ streets aud expects to have i
completed by the close of this month.
Mr. Smiths family will occupy !
though for the summer they viii
spend a part of their time at Harr,
Smiths sawmill three miles south o
town when Mr. Smith will RESUME
his position in his fathers mill.
Miss Ida Weston, who for the pas
three aud half years has success
fully conducted a millinery store oI
: Front srcet, east Of Sixth, will leav
on Thursday Of next week for Port
r land TO spend two weeks in tn
wholesale houses selecting her sprinI
{ stock. Miss Weston never has mill
E ncry openings but 50 soou as She 9
5 ccives her stock and has it.in order
! she PLACES th' goods on sale Mis-
e Weston expects 20 begin hcr sprin
T. sales about the first week in March
J Summers. night op"faior at III
' depot, has purchased half an acre {
land at tho head OF Sixth street an
- is having a stye. room resident
: srn,.tad uuou IT, The building
u now enclosed ana he hopes to le ab
e to move into it within two week
i The house will have all The CONVEX
fences of modern cottage. III
Il location is one of the most sight
. . and healthful in the city and Mr.. al
- Mrs Summers will have, when Il
improvements are all completed.
10 very attractive home.