The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-31
Personal Mention


today after short business visi,
here.
VIM. A. Bernheim, OF San Fran
cisco. left for home this morning af.
ter spending several days here look
ing over the oil situation. Mr..
Bernheim believes the outlook Is
very favorable here for develop
ments in the oil business.
l.. A. Saunders representative for
Goodyear Rubber Co. OF Sacramento,
Cal, was a last nights arrival in
the city and will remain for several
days visiting the local garages and
business houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Stoeschler.
farmers of the Dairy section were
county seat visitors yesterday trans
acting business and trading with the
local merchants.
Mrs. Mabel Weldon of Merrill,
is in the city for several days shop
ping and visiting friends and rela-
tives.
@. NJ. Freed, representating the
Shaw Supply company Of Portland.
dealers in surgical and hospital sup
plies was a last night arrival in the
city where he will remain for sew
eral days visiting the local drug
stores and hospitals.
Marshall Hooper vice president Of
the First State and Savings bank
was a city arrival last night after
being absent for a week in other
Oregon cities attending to matters
Of business.
Ivan Kilgore stockman and farm
er Of Langell's Valley is in the
county seat today attending to busi-
ness matters.
Gene Robertson, who has been in
the city for several days returned to
Malin this morning where he will
continue his work with the county
surveyors.
Arthur T. Langell, a stockman and
farmer, who operates a large ranch
In the Sprague River valley left for
his home this morning after spend
ing several days looking over bust
ness conditions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Finley OF this
city. who have been away on a two
weeks combined pleasure and busi-
ness trip in Portland were last night
arrivals.
John Turnage. a stockman Of Up
per Langell Valley is in the city for
several days attending TO matters OF
business.
Mrs. Joel r. Ward of this city. who
has been on an extended visit in
Southern California for several
months arrived here last evening.
Miss Fern Lever arrived here
Tuesday night, after spending the
winter In Medford. Following a short
visit here at the home Of her aunt,
Mrs. =. e. Magee. Miss Lever will 90
to her home at Fort Klsmath.
ID. NJ. Smith, OF Chilcote & Smith.
went to Malin yesterday on business.
Mr.. Smith says that the country
along the route never looked better,
and that the water of the lake has
receded to its former stage.
J. w. Mccoy. who has been living
here. has sold his home on Cedar and
Pine streets to Ward b. Stephens OF
the Willard Battery station. and has
shipped his household goods to Med
ford. where he expects to live per-
manently.
Joe Morrow. crazed over religion.
Is on his way to the state hospital in
charge Of two attendants. They left
Wednesday morning.
+. L. Tracey left for the Upper
lake today, where he will try his
skill as a follower OF Ike Walton.
A. M. Tomseth, of the Chicago
company of San Francisco. is here
looking over the lumber situation.
]. J. Renice. r. T. King, and r. f.
McEnnis. employees Of the Southern
Pacific. came up from Dunsmuir last
night and left for Kirk this morning
on company business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Wan, OF Yainsx.
are stopping over here enroute to
Sacramento.
C. C. Evans, representing the Mack
truck company as state agent, Is here
on business with his local agents, ].
II. Garrett & Co.
w. A. BENJAMIN. travelling agent
for the Chicago & Northwestern rail-
road. went out this morning after
spending a couple of days here.
Thomas ii. Ness, an official OF the
California; Oregon Power COMPANY,
from San Francisco is here on com
pany business.
Mrs. w. j. Roberts left for her
home in Medford this morning, after
Visiting her son C. Roherts who