The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-21
Personal Mention

JOnn hoOper OF bcstoH, - y, Smitu
Of New York. and John Silvertooth
of New Jersey are tourists on their
way to Crater Lake and other spots
Of beauty In Oregon.
Miss L. A. Tuttle. from Lorella, is
in town on a shopping tour for few
days.
ii. skeen, OF Yreka. is in town on
. combined business and pleasure
trip.
Mrs. Birdie Blair motored here
from Paisley for few days stay.
Ivan Houston left by auto with F.
U. Patrick for Eugene to enter the
g. Of o. for the year. Mr.. Patrick Is
on business and will return in few
dayy.
Chas. A. King. associated with the
Lons-Bel company, drove to Lake
visw on business for couple OF days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Van Emon and
children left on this mornings train
for Portland for a few days. Mrs. Van
Emon and the children will visit
while Mr.. Van Emon attends to mat
tsrs Of business. They expect to be
away ten days.
sidney Smyth. with the Warren
construction company, Is here from
Portland in regard to the Barclay
Springs road that has been under
construction during the summer.
NJ. A. Pickett is in town for the day
from their camp on the upper lake.
Mrs. e. B. Mar,ette OF San Fran
cisco. returned this morning after a
two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
=. L. Wright. Of this place.
p. L. Burr left on this mornings s
train for San Francisco after at
tending TO business matters in Chill
oQuin.
q. r. Cardwell Of Fort klamath
was journeying to the Bay City on
this mornings train for a combined
business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Minnie Royce spent yesterday
IN town on business from her home
on the big marsh on upper lake.
J. A. Thompson. valley farmer, is
In town purchasing supplies from
the local merchants.
n. 8. Lester, accompanied by
friends from here and Detroit. Michi-
san. went out in search OF ducks
yesterday afternoon.
Joe Shelton, a nephew OF Mrs.
Chas. r. Stone. left this morning by
train to enter the q. OF o.
Louis Hoagland went out on his
initial duck hunt last evening, and
n that broad smile Of his and the
duck tails he is amusing his friends
with are any evidence. we believe
he did get some.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Eccleston re-
turned to Drain after a months visit
with friends IN Lakeview. They re-
port Q very enjoyable time and hope
to neturn here again at some future
time for their vacation.
Ars. Hilda Murray returned to
Vallejo, Cal, on this mornings train
after q months visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport. Mrs. Daven-
port returned home on last nights
train after being suddenly called to
Seattle on account OF her sisters
death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward O'Teall mot
ored from San Francisco to visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Hoagland. They enjoyed the sights
about the county and also took ad-
vantage Of the duck season while
here.
LArry Wright, assistant manager
Of the Standard OIL Co., motored to
Fort klamath today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey J. Dutton OF
Denver, Colorado, who have been
spending the summer with friends
and relatives In klamath Falls and
vicinity, will leave for home October
/.
Ed Rennick. merchant, and the
Rev. Father Gels of Lakeview were
visitors here today.
Charles Withrow returned to his
summer home at Rocky Point this
morning and will spend a couple OF
weeks hunting In the Upper Lake re.
gion.
w. J. Lindsey who has resided in
klamath Falls for the past four
years left this morning to make his
home in Portland.
"Uncle" Nate Merrill OF Merrill
spent the day in Klamath Falls yes
terday on business
Is