The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-29
Personal Mention


speedy recovery is looked for,
C. I. Reckard, local taxi man,
has purchased two Buick Fours
through the agency of Louis Hoag-
land and will use the cars in his local
rent service.
Fred Hendricks was down from
the Reservation yesterday looking af-
ter business affairs.
John Zumpfe, farmer In the Ma
lin district. was transacting business
at the court house yesterday after
noon.
Pat Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Dris-
coll, Miss Isabella Barron, Paul Noel
and Andee Magee were a parts OF To-
cal people who went out hunting
yesterday and returned with a fair
showing of geese.
Rev. J. r. G. Haynes drove into the
city yesterday afternoon from Maiin
to purchase supplies from local mer-
chants.
y. L. Stewart was county seat
business visitor yesterday from Mer-
rill.
A. J. Hanau made purchases from
city merchants this morning for his
ranch in the valley.
Miss Lulu Hansen has accepted q
position with Mrs. l.. B. Hague as
stenographer. 70"
G. II. Underwood. Wilson s. Wiley
and Austin Hayden left yesterday at
ternoon for the Bly, country with the
intention OF getting a deer. DR.. e.
g. wisecarver proceeded them by a
few days.
G. ID. Chorpening was in the city
this morning from his ranch in Lang
ellis valley attending to matters OF
business.
Frank Schmitz was in town today
transacting business with Klamath
Falls merchants from his home at
Beatty.
T.. s. veatcb. who has been confin-
ed to his home with an infected arm
for the past few days, was able to
be down town this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Graham made
a trip into town this morning from
their ranch on the Algoma road af-
ter supplies.
Ed Gowen, who is interested In
the mercantile business at Chiloquin,
Is in the county seat for q few days.
Miss p. st: Francis arrived last
night from San Francisco to accept
q position as book kkeeper at the, White
Pelican hotel. Miss st. Francis is
taking the place left vacant by the
resir nation OF Miss Betty Gray. who
will leave within the next few days
for Boston where she expects to make
her future home.
NJ. and Mrs. c.. Il. Moore. tourists
who have been visiting scenic points
in klamath county for the past few
days. left on the train this morning
for their home In Portland.
r. II. Benton, Jr., is a business
visitor here from Bray this week.
end.
Max Weiss. OF the Army Goods
store, returned last night from San
Francisco where he spent several
days on business.
Mrs. Clara Beech. teacher In the
Keno school. is spending the week.
end IN town.
N. Nylander was In from his farm
in the valley after supplies today.
Mrs. Allen Sloan and small daugh-
ter, left on the morning train for
Berkeley. California. where they will
visit for at least three months in the
hope that the change will benefit
the baby's health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Moore, accom-
panied by Miss Elizabeth McCurdy,
left this morning for San Francisco
TO spend the winter months.
J. J. Foster made a trip to Weed
today where he will meet Mrs. Fos-
ter who is returning home from a
visit in Ashland.
J. r. Sisemore came in from Fort |
Klamath last night and left this
morning on the train for northern
points.
G. w. Woods. one time partner
of A. F. Heide In the architect bdsi.
ness, arrived last night from Port
land FOR combined business and
n,easure trim ,"gnihe"
George Hilton left this morning
for few days visit with Mrs. Hilton.
who is in charge of the Lavogue
store In Marysville.
John Boyle. II. ]. Mcbride, John
SON, Del Cannon. Arthur Leavitt
and Jack Partridge. members of the
Caiifornia-Oregon Power cOmpany's
engineering force. left early this
morning for q days deer hunt north