The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-15
Personal Mention

The Misses Daisy colo ana ter
trude Parker. teachers in the loca
schools, left this morning fer Grant,
Pass where they will spend the sum
mer with their parents, Miss Park
or will teach In the Hawaiian Is
lands this winter.
Burge Mason and DR.. 7. NJ. Noel
left for Ashland this morning in
Mr.. Ausons's car TO be gone few
days on business.
l.. II. Walker and John Slemens
left this morning for Willows and
other California points to be gone
until the last OF the week en- bush
ness.
II NJ. Manning, local attorney,
left for San Francisco this morn
ing to attend TO legal matters.
f. ID. Moody and Andrew McGoe
motored TO Ashland yesterday to
spend few days with their par
ents.
Bert Carl Thomas, local promin
ent attorney, left for Portland today
to be gone until June 90 on busi-
ness matters.
VIM. X Brown is a business v!si-
tor from Fort Klamath.
Mr.. and Mrs. william skeen are
down from Chiloquin to'ay.
Marshall Hooper, OF the First
State and Savings bank, Is expected
home from Medford tomorrow. Mrs.
Hooper who has been spending the
winter in the Roguo River valley
will accompany him.
Passengers on the automobile
stage for Ashland and Medford this
morning we're Mrs. Cantrell, A. l..
Chavez, W, Lefflou. Harry Helms,
Miss Co.'s and Miss Davis.
Miss Lois Weldon left for ASH
land this morning to spend the sum-
mer visiting with her grandmother.
Miss Milly onby. Of Merrill, left
for Ashland this morning to visit
with friends.
Mrs. G. NJ. Shoemaker was a pas
senger for Texum this morning
where she will spend a few days
visiting with her sister.
Mrs. Pearl Zimmerman who has
been employed by the Pacific Coast
Mint company here, left for Port
land this morning to make her
home.
Vim. Ahlstrom was a passenger
for Weed this morning where he
has taken a position.
q +. NJ. Lucas left for Kansas city,
Mo. this morning to spend Tnree
weeks on n combined business and
pleasure trip.
Mrs. Chris Kcnzak wak Fasscn-
ger for Portland th,r,s morning
where sho will remain 80 psl weeks
visiting with friends.
+. o. McGaryie. a San Francisco
lumberman, and daughter Miss
Ruth. are here for a few days on
their way 70 Lakeview.
Visitors from Medford are George .
G. Hewitt II. Z. Armstrong. A. Z.
Payer and ~. Il Greer.
Arthur o'ConneIl and Francesca
Brady tourists from San Jose. Calf
torrla stopped here last night on .
their way to Seattle.
o. II. Todd OF Eugene Is regig-
tered at the White Pelican hotel. .
DR.. and Hrs. ConEcr, OF Berkeley
who bggo a sumner home at Rocky
Point arriyer here last evening and
left Today for Rocky Point FOR the
summer.
Robert W DoWoa lB a business
visitor from John Day. oregon.
Mrs. D. T. Shoulders and daush- :
ter KISS Christine, left this morn
Ing Tor Oroyille, Callic-nia where
they will reside in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arie Raider were
for san Francisco this
TO spend 4 few weeks visit
ng with friends.
Louis Bond IS In from his ranch a.
Tule Lake buying supplies and at
lending TO other business matters.
Among interesting tourists who s
vent through klamath Fells yester-
lay and stopped long enough TO see
he town, were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
In p. Nutting and DIR. and Mrs. c. A.
kofoid. Mr.. Nutsing is San Fran Ia
,isco business man and DR.. Kofoid is !
professor OF zoology at the University :,
II California.