The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-22
PERSONAL MENTION

/ ""h"bIHF IH' tllt bbOD anu mIIIIU
cry. the new shop opening with MisI
Callahan on Main street. II was very
disappointing that the goods failed
to come In time for the opening Sat.
urdny as advertised, but they are
here now and will be placed In
time. Mrs. Clark In well-known
musician.
a. u. Jones. DR.. Fred Westerfeit
and Gene Nerrigan hunted in the
Malin country over the weekend.
They returned with seven fine geese.
Charles Collier and George Steven
son were among klamath Falls men
who spent the weekend hunting and
II IN reported that their total bag
reached Is ducks and geese.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chastain ac-
companied BY their neice Miss Bess
kilgore nyotored 10 Bonanra yester-
day and visited with relatives and
friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Hardin Carter spent
Sunday on an automobile trip into
the Maiin. and Merrill country.
Luke Walker left early this morn
ing for Keno where he will attend to
business connected with his cattle
interests.
Charies Drew In n city visitor to-
DAY from his ranch at Wilson Bridge
on the Merrill road.
Lstcher HoIbrook has returned
from haiin. whore he spent several
DAYS on business.
Glen ana Pat Parker were week
end VISITORS here from the Parker
hamaker saw mill In Swan Lake val
ley.
Frank Sexton has returned from
Portland with the klamath county
Judging team, which won so many
honorS at the Pacific International
Livestock show last week. He re-
ports that the team spent n week
at Corvallis under his chaperonage
taking n course In judging before
going TO the show at Portland. Mr..
sexton says that Portland has been
deiuged with rain along with the
rest OF Oregon.
Orb Campbell and T. ". Cunning
ham. Pine Grove farmers. were In
town over the weekend attending to
business affairs and purchasing sup
plies from klamath FallA merchants.
". ". Wadsworth. special agent
for the State Compensation Insurance
company OF California. arrived here
Saturday on business.
Frank Bavey. OF the State Indus
trial Accident commission. Is In the
city from Salem. Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Mahoney and
small son left on the train this morn
Ing for San Francisco. where they
viii spend the winter. u
". w, Young In q klamath Falls
visitor from Wiisonville this week
re guest NJ the White fehcan
no,eI.
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ana n. ! Martin came an ves,erday
from the klamath Agency, N be
present nj hearings before n. 8 Com.
missioner. Bert Thomas.
Ben Griffith is in the city today
from his home In Poe valley purchas-
Ing supplies for the Griffith ranch
The Aloha chapter OF the Eastern
Star lodge are giving a reception hon
orlng Miss Maud Baldwin. Grand Es.
thor. OF the o. y, 8. OF Oregon. IN
their chapter rooms Tuesday even
ing. Dinner VIII be served at $3.50
O'Clock ana after the regular busi-
ness meeting there VIII be social
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FRANK "umph IN county seat
NlSi'or To-Day from Mailn' Where ne
operates ranch
Mrs. G. J. Smith arrived here last
night from Santa Barbara. Calf, TO
Join Mr.. Smith, who has had charge
OF the mechanical department OF the /
Evening Herald for couple OF