The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-19
Personal Mention

from Portland to visit with oil
friends here. Mrs. Arnold resided q
klamath Falls for number OF years
e. v. Holmes. who came into tow,
this morning from Malin said that h
was making plans to move to Klam
ath Falls in order to give his person
al supervision to the operation OF th,
Klamath Cash grocery, which h
owns.
Mrs. T. N. Cunningham was coun
ty seat visitor yesterday afternoon
from her home in Pine Grove.
Mrs. Frank Stewart and Mrs, Rob
ert Cheyne were making purchases
from Klamath Falls merchants yes
terday.
Mrs. b. w. Short was attending 10
business affairs here yesterday after
noon.
Charles Gray made a trip into
town yesterday from his ranch in
the Pine Grove section to get supplies
for his haying crew.
NJ. p. Crisler. brother OF c. b.
Crisier Of this city, left on the morn
ing train for his home IN Kansas, af'
ter a two days visit here. Mr.. and
Mrs. c., 3. crisler accompanied by
their daughter Mrs. Barryhill and
Mr.. Barryhill. have just returned
from q two weeks camping trip at
Diamond lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Beck and two
children were passengers on the out
going train this morning for their
home in Colorado. They have been
visiting Mr.. Beck's parents for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Turner left this
morning for Lewiston. Idaho after
q visit Of several weeks with their
sons, David and John Turner Of Ian
Cell Valley.
r. c. Sphinx Is In town today from
Idlerest on Spring Creek attending
to matters OF business.
Mrs. Rex Mcmillan. who was Miss
Josie Low before her marriage, is
here from Weed. California. for
short visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Low.
G. b. Cozad accompanied by his
daughter. Miss verda. c. J. Mcintosh
Of o. A. c. and Colvin v. Dyment,
Dean OF the school OF Liberal Arts.
left this morning for Lakeview. From
thsre they will 90 TO Bend for the
Editorial convention.
George L. Holbrook, a sheepman
Of this county. was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Holbrook said that he had sold
all his wool. but at a much lower
price than In the past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Mills arrived
in town yesterday via Crater lake
from Portland. They will visit here
with Mr.. Mills brothers. Lyle and
Fred Mills. whom Mr.. Mills has not
seen for over Is years. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Mills accompanied the visitors
out to the Lyle Mills ranch this
morning.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ernest Coryelle. who
have been here on two weeks hon
eymoon, left on tho morning train
for their future home In Corning.
While here they were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Moore.
@. A. Hansen and children Of Med
ford were passengers on the stage
this morning bound for Crater Lake
N. E. Olsen and z. l.. Kitch. who
have been enjoying vacation outing
IN klamath County. left this morn
ing for Grand Island, Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen o. knight are
registered at the white Pelican Hotel
from San Francisco today.
]. W. Day arrived last night from
Portland. Oregon. and is stopping at
the White Pelican hotel.
C. J. Hubbard Of Portland Is
spending a few days here attending
to business affairs.
T. II. Batson, attendant from the
state hospital. left this morning Tor
Salem with Fred Ramsey. a drug
addict, who will be treated at the
institution.
Roy Fouch was passenger on
this mornings train bound for Weed,
where he will be occupied with busi-
ness affairs for couple OF days.
Everett Griffith who operates a
ranch below the Lost River dam, was
in town yesterday purchasing sup
plies.
Charles Swingle is visiting old
friends here from his home in YAM
hill.
Edward Gowen was in town from
yesterday attending to
business matters. Mr.. Gowen operates