The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-10
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a..m.m u rn Warren Hunt ho.
p.Inl .mfn.Iuy A few weeks agy
n. Warau' truck Hrr loE agaiuH
0'ml aud the taluv developed %
d..w.I condition of rho bone. So.
.n upor'"g oa dn,ng we'll
Mr r. luu Hunter wun operated
u.uI ro'rrday alrnruo.u at rba
vnun Hunt nonpIral 81" is.ro '.
NuE nuil1. u i' reported, althouEh
hor condition l8 g"rious.
LcHor Black of Keno WIS opcrar
ed upon ot the Warren Hunt bospitaI
this morning for appendicitis.
Mrg Henrietta Mclhausc returned
last nIght from Portland. where she
has been for the past two week..
She WAS accompanied home by her
cousin. Miss Hattie Brooks OF Seat.
tie. and her daughter. Mrs. Claude
Daggctt. Mrs. Dagge,t brought .
little girl one year old home from
Portland. whom she mhy adopt M
the end Of q six months probation
period
O ~ Hector lef, this morning for
San Francisco and Sacramento on o
weeks business trip. He was ac-
companicd by his little son, Wally.
Upon his return Mr.. Hector expects
to bring his family home with him
Clara Kirkpatrick returned TO
Doris this morning after a short
visit with friends here.
Ted white. OF the Mondaie theatre
left on the train this morning for
San Francisco. He reports that the
theatre will be closed during the ten
days Of his absence.
Miss Gypsy Patten. OF Newton,
Iowa. who has been visiting with
Mrs X {. Grocsbock. for the past
ten days. left ibis morning for her
home.
& g. Anderson. a well known far.
mer from tn. Dairy section. sustain
ed a broken arm yesterday while
stacking hay, when the machine
which Ae was using broke, throwing
Mr.. Anderson to the ground. Be
sides breaking his arm one ear was
badly torn and his fac. scratched.
Justice Of the Peace y. J. Chap
man. who has been ou, OF town for
couple Of days Is expected home TO.
morrow.
A. c. Graham is out OF town for
IN. day on business connected with
his contracting work,
Mrs. Evelyn Scott, who has been
employed as stenographer by +. l..
Elliott for several months has ac'
cepted u position with the California
Oregon Power company.
5. =. Doak, with his wife and
daughter. arrived sunday from San
Francisco and after day spent here
left for the Doak ranch on the Upper
lake, yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hoagland. ac'
companied by Mrs. Nate otterbein
and Master Jack Beaver, left yester'
day for the Lake o the Woods.
where they will Join Mr.. otterbein
who went In advance OF the party TO
re, the camp In order and the choice
berry patches spotted,
Mrs. c. =. Gibbs ief, this morning
Tor Eugene, Oregon.
G. W. Porter and family have NOV
ed 10 Klamath Falls to make their
home. They came here from Bray,
California,
II. ]. Lester was in from his ranch
In the valley yesterday and he re-
ports that his hay crop is up al last
T.. l.. Elliott and family have gone
in their car for n trip of two weeks
through California.
George Chastain Is out OF town
for few days. He is expected back
Wednesday.
LOCAL 80. ,... ags hsh'icu
Don Belding and Clifiored sevittsr
who have been on vacation trip to
San Francisco. have returned home,
Miss Gertrude Wirtz and Ruth
Dixon drove to Crater Lake Sunday.
Mrs. Dell Smith and daughter, 10,
who have been here visiting Mrs
Smiths sister; Mrs. c. X. DE Lap.
and Mrs. George Humphrey, return
ed on the morning train TO Rich
mena- California. Mrs Smith was
well known In Klamath Falls several
years ago,
Walter Riechle, who has been act
ing assistant manager Of the Catho-
lie academy fund raising campaign,
left this morning for Omaha where
he will take up his medical course In
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