Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-07
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People as They Come and Go
From Day to Day

4. S. Barnes, of Ashland, spent
last Sunday in Grants Pass with his
son Bert Barnes.
C. E. Long of Bolton, Mo-, is
spending the week in Grants Pass on
a visit TO his friend George Nichols.
, Harry Telford came over from
Klamath Falls last week to visit his
aunts, Misses Hattie and Emma
Telford and other friends.
Miss Grace Babcock left Thurs
day for her home in Salem after
spending three weeks in Grants Pass
with her friend, Mrs. 0. A. Thomas
John II. Shields is spending month
in Grants Pass with his cousin O. E.
McLane Mr.. Shields is miner and
has worked for years in California and
Nevada and he will while here, look
over the mineral resources of this Sec
tion and he may locate here.
Hon. A. II. Carson and Mrs. Carson
were in Grants Pass Tuesday to meet
their daughter, Mrs. S. Z. Hsmlett.
who with her th-ec children oaE- +.
from their home at Fort Wayne,
Indiana, to spend the summer at the
old home at the Carson fruit farm
on the Applegate.
Carl Gentner, city electrician for
the G. P. N. W., L. & p. Co., left for
Portland Thursday evening to be gone
week to take in the fair and to look
over the new electrical inventions
and features that are Oh exhibit.
During Mr.. Gen'ner's absence his
duties with the Electric Company
viii be attended to by his assistant,
Jay Booth.
Mrs J. E. Brown arrived in Grants
Pass from Chicago to spend a month
with her son, E. B. Brown, who has
farm on Gilbert creek, three miles
north of town. Mrs. Brown came by
way of Portland, where she visited
with a son and attended the fair.
She will go from here to California,
where she will visit another son and
| fom ther return to her home.
Mrs. Walter Harmon, who is one OF
the popular teachers in the Newman
NJ. E. Sunday School, entertained the
members of her class Thursday after
noon at her home on North Fifth
street. The little folks had jolly
afternoon with games and other
amusements and were served with re-
freshments that added 10 little to what
was to them an event that they would
long remember with pleasure.
L. A. Wade returned Saturday
from Oregon City and Portland
where he had been for the previous 1C
days attending the q. A. X. state
encampment and visiting the Lewii
and Clark fair. Mr.. Wade was ac
companied to Grants Pass by hi
brother !. II. Wade, of Mullen,
Idaho. The two brothers had moi
seen each other for 90 years unit
they met by appointment in Portland
Mr.. Wade left Thursday for Portland
on his way home.
Miss Annette Cochran, who ha
been compositor for several month
in the Herald Office, returned Tuesda.
to her home in Oregon City. Tn,
Friday evening previous dancing
party was held in Miss Cochran
honor at Clemens hall that was at
tended by some 80 of her friends an
it was one of the most enjoyahl
social events of the season. Mis-
Cochran was accompanied home b.
Miss Eta Cook, who will spend
month with her.
Dr. r. f. Beard and Mrs Bear
will leave this Saturday evening fo
Portland. DR.. Beard goes to atten
! the meeting of the Ameri can Medica
Association. which will conven
3 Tuesday for a four days session an
I will be attended by leading phys
. clans from all over the Unite
T States. The Doctor will retur
: home next Saturday or Sunday. Mr.
q Beard after seeing the fair will go
Seattle to spend week with hi
: sister, DR.. Mary Dover, who is
( prominent physician of that city.
L Frank Mashburn, one of the mani
q gers of the Golden Rule store, le
y Wednesday for st. Louis where !
e meets the managers of the 9th,
g Golden Rule stores, which are locate
u in various western cities, for col
Il ference on their purchases for the e
- suing year. At the close Of the co
% ference Mr. Mashburn and the 9th
IL Golden Rule managers will go .
X New York and the other great Who'll
sale and factory markets and ma
u their purchases OF fall aud wint
y goods Mr.. Mashburn will be go
J." about a month.
At A. J. Pike. who has charge Of t
10 construction OF the i0.stamp mill tn
10 is being erected at tine Oregon Be
ir mine, came down from Jacksonyi
to spend the Fourth with his fam
Ia and to have some fittings made at
ie Grants Pass Iron d Steel Works
a.. parts of the machinery that he Is
p, stalling. Mr.. Pike stated that |
of crusher, stamps and concentrate
III. were in place and the shafting, be
.r ing, etc. would soon be connect
TO up \ delay in shipping the boi
n. was made and that has not been S
an bat soon will be and the mill rea
ed TO run by the first Of August
on Miss NJ. Astella Goodin received
", message that her sister, who resi-