The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-11
PERSONAL MENTION

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corner Of nth and Main from rs.
teile Poll. $50
Miss Aubra Bradbury returned
from Corvallis last night, Mss Brad.
bury Is a physical culture student al
the Oregon Agricultural college, She
will spend her vacation with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs, X. y. bradbury,
on their farm near the Lost river di.
version dam. ~
Nettie and Emma Lah,plot left
this morning for an extended visit to
Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. l., I, Iverson. who
have been visiting here, returned to
their home In Ashland this morning
q, q. oliver, former pastor OF the
Methodist church OF this city. who
has been here In the interest OF the
500. 900 fund drive for the william
met,s University. lef, on the morn.
Ing train for Ashland where he will
carry on the campaign. Mr. Oliver
was much pleased with the results
obtained In klamath county as the
quota was easily raised.
Mrs. A. Sut,le and son. Melvin.
left this morning for Junction Sity.
Ore. where they were called by the
serious illness OF Mrs, Su,,lc's
mother.
Mr. J. p. Tompkins went TO Red
ding this morning for short visit.
Mrs. J. II, Howard passed
through this city on her way TO VIII
iamme,te valley TO visit her children.
Mr.. Howard is pastor Of the Baptist
church at Lakeview.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Phillips left
this morning for Equnna bay, Ore
son. where Mr. Phillips has accepted
a position as track foreman.
Miss Laura Madison and Miss Mol
ly Donaldson were passengers on the
morning train to San Francisco
where they will spend two weeks on
pleasure.
Eari n. York returned to his home
In Medford this morning. Mr.. York
has been visiting here for the las,
month.
Mrs. l.. X. Simmons. who has been
visiting here with her dAughters Mrs.
Harry Dwyer left for her home nt
McCioud, Cal
W. r. Horn. who has been here on
business matters. returned to Weed
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Tempier
and baby went to San Francisco this
morning on a combined pleasure and
business trip. ..a
Mrs. N. l.. weddei and Miss Enc
Boothly left for Dunsmu.r on n
pleasure trip this morning.
c. Anderson. highway engineer Of
the United States department Of AZ
riculture, who has been here inspect
ing the new state highways. return
ed to Portland on the morning train.
p. b. Howard, representative OF
the, C. c. Chick Cutlery company, Of
Portland, returned to that city this
morning.
Miss Margaret worden is expected
home from Washburn college at To-
peka, tomorrow night. She will be
accompanied by her aunt. Mrs. John
Sergeant. who will spend the sum
mer with her sister. Mrs. A. ". Wor-
den.
Mrs. Lockwood. 1904 Sargent
avenue. is seriously III In the Warren
Hunt hospital. Surgeons operated
this morning. but II is too early to
predict the outcome.
John NcComb. son OF d. A. Nc
Comb, who was operated upon yes
terday for appendicitis at the War
rem Hunt hospital, is resting as cas-
lily as could be expected end no fur
ther complications are looked for.
Mrs. C. p. Darnell underwent an
operation last night at the Warren
Hunt hospital. She is getting along
satisfactorily.
W. c. Blair OF Chiloquin is seri.
cus!y III in the Warren Hunt hospital.
The condition ca Earl Johnston,
who was operated on yesterday a;
the Warren Hunt hospital. is un-
ri a N gad Mr. Inbuann ia rafting
az easily as can be expected.
Mrs. Pomeroy. who has been In
critical condition at the Warren
Hunt hospital for the last three
weeks. is somewhat improved and
her complete recovery is looked for