Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-05-12
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day.

Mayor Good was a business visito
to Jacksonville Tuesday.
DIR. Shaw left Tuesday for Ohio,
where he will spend the summer
returning here in the fall or winter.
Attorney A. S. Hammond went I,
Jacksonville Tuesday to attend to al
important case he has in the circui
court now in session there.
Mrs. @. B. Hart, after a visit Of
several months with her daughter
Mrs. j. Pardee, left Monday for Mas
saohusetts to visit another daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Calhoun return
ed Tuesday to their home at Ayeri
Spur after spending week in Grants
Pass at the home of Mrs. Calhoun
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Sturges
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Cosmey wen,
to Jacksonville Monday where Mr..
Cosmey will be employed for some
time on construction work on the
quartz mill that is being erected al
the Oregon Belle.
Geo. II. Durham went to jackson.
vile Sunday, to attend circuit court
In session in that place this week to
appear as counsel in "A number of cases
that he and his partner, W. NJ. Oolvig,
have before that court.
George RAIDER has returned to h il
home in Siskiyou county, after spend.
ing three months in Grants Pass tax
ing medical treatment His trou BILE
was of long standing, but he was
fully cured and is able to resume his
business
Mrs. Mccain, with her two chill.
dren, who had been on visit with
friends in Medford, was in Grants
Pass Monday on her way to her home
at Wilderville, where her husband, ].
q. *. Mccain, is engaged in the mer-
camille business.
ii. NJ. White returned Wednesday
with his family from Portland, where
they have resided since last fall.
Mr.. White has extensive business
and mining interests in this city and
district and his return to Grants Pass
was necessary to attend to them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Midday will
leave in few days for California,
where they will hereafter reside.
Mr.. Niday will take his merry-go-
round and operate in that state, and
Mrs. Niday will locate in some town
and open millinery and racket store.
Oscar Bunch and his sister, Miss
Grace Bunch, having disposed of
their interests in the Herriott &
Bunch livery stable, will spend three
months on trip East and Monday
they will leave for Minneapolis,
where they will spend the summer
with relatives
Miss NJ. A, Barrett, a sister.in law
of Mrs. Josephine Barrett, has come
from Ell Cajon Valley, California,
bat of New York last year, to Grants
Pass to make her home here Miss
Barrett is All experienced stenograph-
Or and bookkeeper and having good |
references, hopes to secure position |
IN this city or vicinity.
The Misses Tillie and Florence
Barrett, who were home for brief
visit with their mother, Mrs Jose
1hine Barrett, while attending the |
eachers institute. have returned to |
heir schools. Miss Tillie left Sun.
lay for Williams Greek, where she
S teaching her third term in the
Baltimore district, and Miss Florence
eft Monday ior Leland to resume her
chool work in the Ksrg district on
Lower Grave creek.
A. II Carson, whose Redland fruit
arm is one of the fuest in Oregon,
S demonstrating that there is money
n fruit growing for he has been
10Th increasing his vineyard and
richard and making many substantial
on his farm. He will
hortly begin the erection OF dwell
ny house to replace the present
me, which through long years SER
ice has ceased to meet the family
The new house is to
'e Of eight rooms with the accessories
Il modern home ami will be one of
he finest farm residences in Jose
lhine county.
I. b. Thomas is in Grants Pass to
pend the week looking over this sec
ion after which he will go to Jack
onville, Medford and Ashland to take
look at those places, Mr. Thomas
or several years past has conducted at
beaver Greek in Clackamas county
ne Of the largest country stores in
hat county. To get into dryer
Innate he sold out his business and
roperty and while his family is on
isit in the East, he will look over
outhern Oregon for place to locate.
ir Thomas is man of high in
egrity ami good business ability and
o will be helpful addition to what
yer community be may locate in.
Mrs. Sarah A. Griffiths, who is in
rants Pass TO be with her danphter
irs Williams Bull, who has been
ick, received word Thursday that
Ter huspband, Joseph Grifiiths. had
cen seriously hurt the previous day
y colt, which he attempted TO ride
rom his place on Madden creek to
'ildeTville. Mr.. Grifiiths was thrown {
rom tue horse and so severly injured
u the head and body that he was IN.
ble to walk and he laid for six hours !
y the roadside before a passinp bov q