The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-27
PERSONAL MENTION

visitor from DAIRY ycstcru0y,
/, Frank NJ Anderson. a well known
gcologist and mineral expert from
u Berkeley, California, Is here with his
wifc for a short visit with friends
and relatives. Tor the first time In
twelve years. Mr.. Anderson Is a
Il brother-in.law OF Captain q. Z, Ap-
picgatc and a brother OF q. q, An.
\ dersou OF Dairy. The visitors left
today for Crater lake where they
will spend few days before return.
ing here,
\ Don Newbury IL In town Tor few
DAYS before starting out Tor a bust
ness trip over the county. lie has
been working In the Chiloauln dis
trict for the past few weeks.
Y Ray Talbot and u. r.. Driscoll are
in town today from their homes near
NV. on matters OF business,
! Ernest Nail. who has been absent
Z for several months In Eugene. where
he attended the University OF Ore
gon. returned home Saturday even
ing for the suu.mer.
Miss Audrey Roberts who has
been at Spring Creek for two
weeks vacation. returned home sun
day.
: q. W. White. accompanied by his
/ granddaughter, Dorothy D.i,e,i. left
by auto this morning for rasaden,,
where they will Join Mrs. white who
has been spending the winter there.
Wesley Walton, who has been In
: Doris. California for some time. was
here yesterday on his way To Chllo-
quin where he has accepted a posi-
ton.
n. T.. McCory and Herbert Barry
left this morning for the headwaters
OF sprague river for few days FISH
ing.
Mrs. G. u. Thompson and daugh-
| ter, Ruth. are city visitors today
from their ranch near Bonanza.
John J. Keileher has moved his
sheep from Maiin to Silver Lake and
Is in the city today on business.
I George Strowbridge. who operates
garage at Chiloquin. was In town
last night.
/ Mrs. Ray Court underwent q ma
jor operation at the klamath general
hospital early this morning.
Captain o. c. Appiegate has Just
received news OF the death OF his
/ cousin. Eudora Lindsay South.
teacher and poetess Of Kentucky.
Mrs. South was for many years prin-
/ cipai OF the Excelsior Collegiate In
| stitute at Jefferson, Ky. and was
widely known In her home state.
o. G. weich. who came here Sat.
urday night on business for the
Zine Lumber company. returned to
his home In Modesto. California. this
morning.
Mrs. N. q. Post and Miss Msude
Post, OF Chicago, H.. have been on
a tour OF the northwest and went,
via Medford. by auto to Crater Lake.
They left on the morning train for
San Francisco and intend TO go home
in September.
Mrs. James harrington. who has
been visiting at the home OF her
niece. Mrs. 8. r. Redkey. for the
past week. left this morning for her
home In Dubuque, Iowa.
Mrs. NJ. T. Bailey and Miss Olive
Chubb. who have been to Alaska and
other northwestern points. came
down from Crater Lake yesterday
and left this morning for their
homes In Bakersfield and Lodi, Cal,
respectively.
Fred Gooch, who has been here
looking over the country. returned
to his home In Mills City. Oregon.
this morning. He expects to move
mis- family here In about two weeks.
8. l.. Berry. who has been here on
a weeks business trip. returned to
his some In Sunnyvale. California. on
the morning train.
l.. A. Schone. well known opera
tor OF the Standard OIL Service sta
tion at the corner of 9Th and KAN
ath. has been transferred TO station
in Sacramento and left this morning
to take his new position.
Frank Batcheler. who has been
doing carpenter work In this city for
the past two months, left on the
morning train for his home In Port
land.
Miss Callie Owen left this morn
ing for MarshHeld where she will
make her home.
Miss Ethel Isaacs has gone TO
Chico. California. where she will
make an indefinite visit with rela.
tives and friends