Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-03-24
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day TO Day

Mrs Arthur Wells OF wilderyiile is
? visiting relatives III Medtord.
J. H Booth, lately receiver Of the
Roseburg land office. has been elected
cashier of the Douglas COUNTY banE
at Roseburg. ''A
Nr. and Mrs. Dick Hay. both for.
mer residents Of Grants Pass. but for
some years past living at Ft Jones.
Oal have been visiting in Grant.
Pass this week.
Raymond simpkins, who has been
IN Grants Pass for several weeks in
the employ Of Arthur Couklin as
stenographer, left on Monday for
Portland and later will visit relatives
at Spokane, Wash.
C. f. MoLane and little son. De-
Armond, went to Gold Hill Tbprsdsv
to attend the wedding Of Mr. Nc.
Lanes son, o. E. McLane and Miss
Norah Nanderwalker.
Mrs. A. K. Russ and daughter
Edna, Of Ashland, are visiting Grants
Pass this week. Mrs. Russ is a for.
mer resident of this city where her
husband was engaged in the mercsp.
tile business.
S Provolt of Provolt, a pioneer
citizen Of Josephine county. is ip
Grants Pass at the home Of his
daughter Mrs John Lettken. Mr.
Provolt is suffering from heart trouble
and is here for medical attendance
Claude Hildreth, former Grants
Pass boy, arrived in Grants Pass on
Friday accompanied by his wife
Mr. Hildreth. who was one of Uncle
Sans soldiers in the Philippine
war, has lately been living in New
York.
Mrs. W T. Perry. Miss Fora aud
Master Harold, arrived last Saturday
from Portland to make Grants Pass
their home. Mr. Perry can now be
with his family at least once a week,
as be can come in from the Michigan
Mining & Milling Company's property
at Murphy and spend Sunday at home.
Mrs G. W. Steele Of this city has
received word that her mother is
rapidly regaining her health and will
soon return to her home near Wilder
vile, Mrs Steele has been sick for
some time and three weeks ago she
went to NJ dford whtre she took
special treatment from Dr. W. L.
Cameron.
Clarence Winetrout and his sister,
Miss Marie, arrived in Grauts Pass
Wednesday from their home ON
Thompson creek. two miles from Ap-
plegate postofice. Mr.. Winetrout|
returned home Thursday, bot Miss
Marie remained in Grants Pass until
Saturday, a guest at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Woke.
DR. NJ. C. Fiudley Of THIS city. and
Or. T. r. Bowersox OF Jacksonville
will leave the first of April for Sew
York, where they will spend Fix
weeks in post graduate work. DR..
Findley, who is recognized as one
Of the leading eye, ear and throat
specialists Of Southern Oregon, will
take up special work in his line Of
practice, while Dr. Bowersox, who
has gained a high standing in alb
dominal surgery, will take up special
work in that line.
VIM. Hega, an employe at the ORC
Fino mine, came in on Wednesday
for q brief vacation. He reports about
four inches of snow at the mine st
the time De left. Development wors
is going on steadily witha small force
Of men. The cyanide plant whicu is
now on the ground viii probably Do
put into operation later in the spring
Miss Agnes George Of Eerby spent
several days in Grants Pass this week
visiting with friends. She expects TO
return to Ashland about the first Of
April to resume her former position as
clerk 10 the mercantile establishment
of Deuel. & Hubbs. Miss Lucie George
has fully recovered her health after hsr
late severe illness and is now teaching
school near Kerby.
i. S. Jones arrived from Astoria
Monday and will become a resident
Of this city He is a partner with
Frank Mgshburu, also lately Of
Astoria. in the Golden Rule store.
q large general merchandise establish
ment which these gentlemen win
open next week ~ sos South SIKH
street. adjoining the Graats Pass
Banking 6 lrust Company talk
Mr Jones is an energetic Appearing
young man and comes 10 Grants Pass
with a good standing in commercial
circles
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