The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-17
Personal Mention

passenger on this morning aut
stage bound for Jacksonville. wher,
no was called by tho death Of hi
brother-in-law Colonel Herbert H
Sergeant. The death OF this 10
nous old soldier, friend Of colone
Roosevelt and Of General Leonart
Wood. was caused by apoplexy oi
the brain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Collier &C
companied by Mrs. Golfers sister,
Miss Evangeiino Foster and her
father Mr.. Foster. were In town
this morning from the mill al
Swan lake preparatory to leaving
by car tomorrow for Eugene and
Portland. Miss Foster expects to
continue her studies at the Uni
versity Of Oregon.
Levi Mcdonald was q county seat
visitor yesterday from his ranch In
Upper Langell valley.
John Shook, a weli-known Dairy
rancher and oil speculator, 10
spending the weekend in town on
matters OF business.
Harry Mitchell was In town at
tending to legal matters at the
county courthouse yesterday. from
his home In Siskiyou county.
George Offield came into town
yesterday from his ranch near Mer-
rill.
Mrs. Marshall Hooper and daugh-
ter. Margaret, have arrived from
Portland to Join Mr.. Hooper. Of the
First State and Savings bank. Miss
Margaret has entered school here
and is rapidly getting used to her
new home.
Gus elhase and Charles withe-
row were out hunting recently and
although Mr.. witherow's bear went
over the mountain didn't get any
thing Mr.. Meihase came in with
fine black bear.
J. s. Mcclellan. proprietor OF
Macs store at Mt. Laki. was pur-
chasing supplies here today.
w. w. Fordney was a county seat
visitor here yesterday after sup
plies for his ranch at Lorella.
Miss Mildred Thrasher, Mrs.
Harry Thrasher. Mrs. L. p. Mont
gomery and Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Hanna expect to spend tomorrow
near Keno fishing and hunting.
A marriage license was issued
Wednesday to Ruben A. Broyles
and Louise Peterson.
Norman Mann. Ernest Miller and
Paul Keller. all klamath county
boys who graduated last year from
the high school here. left this
morning for o. A. G. where they
will enter that institution a. fresh
men. All three should have q fair
chance at the freshman football
team. Judging from the fine work
they did for the homo town last
year.
Miss Merriam Martin left this
morning for San Francisco and
Oakland. California. on a combined
business and pleasure trip. Miss
Martin is q niece Of Mr.. and Mrs.
silas obenchain.
Miss Helen wirtz was Q passen-
ger on the train this morning
bound for Doris where she will
visit with her sister. Mrs. Batch
elder. /,
Lester Payne left this morning
for Dunsmuir on business expecting
10 be gone until next Tuesday.
Mrs. George Walton and daugh-
ters. Beatrice and Katherine were
In the city today from their home
at Merrill.
Martin Biddle. nephew Of d. o.
Williams, who has been here this
summer. most OF the time on the Will
liams ranch on the sycan Marsh, left
Tor his home In Portland this morn
ing. Mr.. Biddle win enter the Uni
yersity OF Oregon when It opens this
fall. ~--'Lg
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. N. Hardenbrook
and Mrs. Hardenbrook's brother,
Ernest Nitschelm, left last evening
for Crescent City and other coast
points expecting TO be away about
three weeks. :. -. 4
Mrs. Grace ,Chamberlin is city
visitor this weekend from Ashland. \
George Chesson, Forest Bailey and
Z. d. Pankey. all Of Tacoma. Wash !
inston. where, they are interested
In the lumber business. arrived here
last night for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. +. Setter. Mrs. Pankey, who
has been here for some time with
her sister. Mrs. Setter, will Join the