The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-10
Personal Mention

been hors for the past two wseks as
the house guest OF Miss Betty Gaddes
at Eagle Ridge Tavern, will leave
in the morning on her return trip
to Gan Francisco.
John schmor was transaetins bu.i-
ness In town this morning from his
ranch at Dairy.
Miss Rose Huber OF Crescent City
arrived last Sunday for a visit with
her sister. Mrs. ]. c. Ritter at her
home at 2S2 South Sixth street.
Misses Lucilla and Mary o'Dowd
accompanied by their mother Mrs.
z. p. o'Dowd Of San Francisco are
here for a few days on their way to
Crater lake and Medford. They will
visit with their brother and son.
Paul T. o'Dowd. during their stay
in Oregon.
Miss Betty Gaddes is visiting here
over the weekend from her home at
Eagle Ridge.
@. c. Low has received word from
his daughter. Mrs. Rex W. Mcmillan
OF Weed. telling Of the serious illness
OF Mr.. McMillan's father at Santa
Ana, California. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
MILAN have started for the south in
order to be at her fathers bed side.
J. r. Long has returned from an
extended stay in the country north of
klamath.
Mrs. Martha Hawkins and Miss
Molie Donaldson left this morning in
Miss Donaldson's car for Freden-
berry Springs to spend a weeks va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hurn and daugh-
ter. Gretchen left this morning for
their home In Portland after q pleas
ant visit here with Mr.. Hurn's mot
her. Mrs. Jennie Hurn. and other
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Madyinski Of
Medford passed through here this
morning on their way to Rocky Point
where they viii be at their summer
home on Recreation creek for the
next few days.
Mrs. w. o. Smith and daughter.
Margaret Hargus. arrived home last
night from San Francisco. where they
have been for the past two weeks.
Mrs. E. c. Dimmits and daughters.
were in the county seat this morning
from their ranch home on the Mer-
rill road after supplies.
Mrs. Claude Daggett returned last
night from Sacramento where she
has been for the past several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gray and
family drove in from Pine Grove this
morning after supplies.
William Messner, who has been
connected with the Algoma Lumber
company for the past two or three
years. has purchased farm between
Ashland and Medford and Will move
there within the next few days.
Mrs. James Blair will leave in
the morning on a two weeks vaca-
tion. Mrs. Blair expects to spend It
in San Francisco and Oakland, Cali
fornia. visiting her parents and other
friends.
Lyle Walthers, Jack Charters and
J. F. Johnson, of the California-Ore-
gon engineering force will leave this
evening for the foot OF Mt. Pitt and
tomorrow they expect to scale the
mountain. They will be accompanied
by j. II. Mcbride and jeff Jeffries,
who will hunt while the others climb.
Herman ("Hi") Woods, is in town
for two or three days from the tim
ber, where he has been acting as a
cruiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Bogue and
daughter, Ellen, were in town yes
terday from their ranch below Mer-
irll.
Joe Wright, Miller Hill rancher,
was in town yesterday afternoon to
purchase supplies.
3hi9' bieSe oc"oi, VIM hos ueSu
here on an extended visit with her
daughters. Miss Agnes Driscoll and
Mrs. Ern Givan at bly,. will return
to her home in Salem tomorrow
morning
Little Miss Pearl Jean Wilson, wa
the youngest and at the same tim
most self-possessed passenger on thi
mornings outbound train. Her big
gest fear was that the train might g
without her and thus deprive her o
a visit TO her mother, Mrs. Arthu