The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-10
PERSONAL MENTION

Tho silver tea which was to have
bocn held tomorrow afternoon at tn,
y home OF Mrs, X. q, Cummings b,
= the ladies OF the Christian church
4 has bcen postponed for wcek.
Mrs, WIN Houston and children
left this morning FOR san Diego
, whore they will spend the winter
.. Mr., and Mrs. J, A. Houston also left
this morning by car for Medford
whore they will visit Mr.. aud Mrs,
A W. ]. Roberts aud from there thcy
{ will 80 ON to California ana Join
Mrs, WIN Houston.
sam Holden, who accepted u posi-.
tion with the Southern Pacific com.
pany recently lcft this morning for
Dunsmuir ON business.
Mr. and Mrs. =. Hcndrlcksou Of Al.
gonna left from hero this morning
for san Francisco, and from there
attempt to improve Mr.. Hendrick.
sons health.
There was so much Ice on the Up.
per Lake this morning that the mail
boats found difficulty In getting un-
der-way and II the cold weather
keeps up II Is predicted that II will he
impossible to take the mail by boat
much longer.
! T., Hackerson was n county seat
Sitor from Odessa yesterday pur-
chasing supplies from marchants.
Roy Hickman was In town looking
after matters OF business from Fort
Klamath.
X. W. Tower drove In to town yes.
terday from his home at Keno to
attend TO business matters.
J Julius Oss was In the county seat
! yesterday from Olcne transacting
business with Klamath Falls mer-
| chants.
| II, A. white arrived last night
from Portland and Is . guest at the
white Pelican hotel.
A. o. Ramsden of Portland Is
spending few days In the city on
business.
II Ia expected that the paving on
Conger avenue will be finished the
last OF this week or the first OF next
as tho hot stuff Is being spread at
the present time. The two blocks ON
Washington have been finished and
the street at this point Il great i'm.
provement over the old way.
II. J. Tieknor OF Langeii. Valley
was q county seat visitor yesterday
afternoon.
| Nr. and Mrs. Jack Horton were In
the city yesterday from their ranch
at Hildebrand visiting friends and
| transacting business with Klamath
| Falls merchants
Jim Bell and Marvin Cross were
, county seat visitors from the bly,
country yesterday.
Mrs. Leland Haines and small
daughter were expected TO arrive
from Washington last night. where
they have been living for the past
few months. ..
Mae Gardner IL In the city today
from Chiloauin. Oregon on business. |
W. NJ. Cooke. general agent In the
freight department OF the Missouri |
Pacific Railroad company. o. NJ. Fow-
ler OF Seattle. A. T.. Rhodes and T.. |
Farnsvorth OF San Francisco also ,
officials OF the railroad. are here for !
n two days visit. They are stopping |
at the White Pelican hotel.
c. II. Walton Jr., Is In county seat |
today from Chiloquin. attending to
business.
Mrs. Guy Merrill was in the city
yesterday visiting friends.
Mrs. Fox and children OF Lake !
view are registered at the White Pei |
lean hotel this week.
w. ". Skeen Is attending to bust !
ness affairs here today from his /.
homo at Chiloquin.
J. r. McAuliffe who has been In |
town for the past few days returned |
TO his home In Fort klamath this |
morning.
Oskar Huber and 4. J. Currigan
arrived yesterday from Portland,
Oregon. and will be here on highway
business for the next few days.
Sykes Hamaker, who operates a
ranch In the Horse Fly district spent
yesterday In town.
Charles A. Stewart ls here from
San Francisco 10 attend to settling
up the insurance loss suffered by
Adolf Cacka, when four big hay
stacks ON his ranch. six miles east OF
Merrill, burned to the ground night
before last. II Is reported that Mr..
Cacka had $4,000 insurance.
Emel Egert was In town yester-
day from Dairy on matters OF bust
ness.
Darcy Gardner, who has been
Ill for some time. Is at work once
more at the j. T.. Enders Co. Store.
George Carr arrived last night
from Michigan. where he has been
for the past year.
Irene Santamaw is reported quite
III at her home In this city.
Miss Mamie Liggett. stenographer
for Van Emon q Donovan, is in Los
Angeles for VITO weeks visit with
her parents and family. who have
come from their home In Missouri .