The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-23
PERSONAL MENTION

morning for Portland where they
VIII spend the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Wells were
among the Klamath County educa.
tors who left for Portland this morn
Ing for the purpose OF attending the
Oregon State teachers association.
Mies Chloe Palmer was another pas.
senger on the morning train with
Portland and tho association as her
final destination.
Miss Minnie Barnum. who is em-
ploycd by the California Oregon Pow.
or company. left for her home In
Hornbrook 10 spend Christmas with
her parents.
d. NJ. McLomore. who has been
hcre on business for the past week
returned this morning TO his home in
Oakland.
Mrs. l.. y. Pitts. and Mrs VI. c.
Roberts are registered guests at the
white Pelican hotel today from Port.
land.
l. w. Campbell arrived last night
from Portland and Is registered at
the White Pelican hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker are
here from Grants Pass to spend the
holidays with relatives and friends.
Y. r. Johnson, of tho California
Orevon Power company. left this
morning for Reddinr where he will
spend Christmas with his family.
going on 20 San Francisco after the
holidays.
Marshall Hooper. Of the First
State and Savings Bank. was pas
senFcr on the morning train bound
for Grants Pass where he will visit
with his wife and daughter over
Christmas and New Years.
Mrs. Charles whi'more and son.
Junior left this morning for Redding |
California 20 spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Goeller and |
children were outbound passengers
this morning on their way 10 Medford
70 spend Christmas with Mrs. Goel-
lers' mother.
DR.. and Mrs. F. n. Johnson and |
small daughter. Barbara, accompan-
led by Miss Marjorie -Iobes. lef. this
for Portland where thev
win enjoy a vacation over the holt
DAYS.
Mrs. Z. r. Michaels left this morn
Ing for Sacramento for a brief visit
Nth friends aud relatives.
Mrs. A. Boothby. OF Ashland re-
turned 20 her home IN that city THIS
after brief visit here with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. L. Bridgford departed this
for Sacramento TO visit for
the next few weeks with relatives.
Or. Lois Bridges, accompanied by
Miss Mamie Magee. left this morning
for Ashland TO spend Christmas and
New Years. They expect TO return
about January :.
hirs htl'u 'aluNtll ltlN hpT ufT
home near worden this morning 20
sread the holidays.
J. d. Hatch. and J. L. Luebke. both
teachers In the Bonanza school. came
into town last night and left on the
morning train for their homes in
Falls City and Corvallis.
Oscar Breneman was a passenger
on the train this morning bound for
Oakland where he viii spend Christ
mas with his family.
Fred Rueck is a county seat visitor
today from his home near BONANZA.
Arrivals at the Arcade hotel are:
". r. Turpin from Medford. who
drove over In a truck. expecting 10
return some time today: A. Demos.
Algoma; r. v. Elliott. Malin. Edward
Pulley and Frank Dakey. Kirk; VI.
slavis and J. II. Clancy. Malin: Mr..
and Mrs. J. v. Hessig and daughter.
Fort Klamath; r. s. and r. v. Grif-
fin. chiloquin. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Merrill. and craine Charter.
Marion Nine was in the city yester-
day from his mill at Swan Lake. He
reports that there are about three
feet Of snow in his part OF the coun-
try.
G. II. Medley. who has been here