The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-13
Personal Mention

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Mr.. aud Mrs. George c. Ulrich and
daughter. Katherine and sons, Ar
mond and ROLAND, left this after
noon for Medford where they will
visit for the next few days with re-
latives and friends.
Miss Margaret Hargus left or the
stage this morning for Ashland where
she will visit with friends and rela-
tives for the next few days.
G. +. Stone who has been attend
ing to legal businessin Yreka for the
past few days returned home last
night.
l.. @. Stiles came in yesterday with
load Of grain from his ranch In
Swan Lake valley and returned home
this morning with load Of supplies.
CIV. Holmes, of the klamath Cash
Grocery store, made a trip to Malin
yesterday to look after his merchan-
disc interests there. Upon his re-
turn he reported that the rain last
night did no damage in that part Of
the country due to the fact that tho
grain was all sacked although the.
hauling was still going on as rapidly
as possible.
FIR. Wilson Of Poe Valley made q
flying trip into town yesterday and
purchased supplies from city mer-
chants for his farm. q I
j. w. DePuy attended to matters
of business at the county court house
yesterday from his ranch IN the Mid
land district. 'l.i... h
G. F. Lundy and J, B. Reed were
Bonanza residents who transacted
business here this week.
I Ira Roberto OF Olene was busi-
ness visitor here this week.
Lester Tucker came into town this
week from Recreation. for . hunting
license. = ~ .ftg ~ 3
Mrs. Arthur Wilson. who has been
Ill in Portland for the past three
or four months, and he'd little daugh-
ter. Pearl Jean. are expected home In
the near future. It Is reported that
Mrs. Wilson's health is much i'm
proved. f'
Earl Fitzpatrick. director Of the ex-
tension division OF the University OF
Oregon; is one of the well known
men in Oregon business circles, who
is here for the purpose OF addressing
the teachers institute this week. Mr..
Fitzpatrick was on leave Of absence
from the University this spring for
the purpose OF assisting the Red Cross
with reconstruction work after the
Pueblo flood. At the close of insti-
tute here he viii leave Immediately
for Eugene. &
Miss Marie Davenport, who has
been quite III for the past few days.
Is reported somewhat improved to-
day.
II. C. Short was in town this morn
ing from his ranch on the Merrill
highway south OF town attending to
the business Of adjusting the insur-
ance for the barn which he lost in a
recent fire.
William b. Freer was In town this
morning from his ranch In the Malin
district attending to tax matters at
the court house.
Jack Cummings and the Ramer
Brothers are in the city this week
from Fort Rock, where they are all
interested in the cattle business.
Miss Ida b. Momyer is in the Bon
anza country today attending to mat
ters of business. r.-
Miss Ella Haitian is registered at
the White Pelican hotel from Port
land, having arrived last night from
that city.
Miss Helen Elliott is a city visitor
from Berkeley, California, who Is
stopping at the White Pelican hotel
this week. ~
F. II. Benton, Jr., of Bray. is IN the
city for few days attending to mat
ters of business. L-G a
Mrs. Orville Elliott and small son,
Jack. are in the county seat for a
few days from their home at the Kla-
math Agency visiting with Misses Flo
renee and Clarice, who are attending
the Sacred Heart academy.
John Van Meter Is a visitor here
today from his ranch in Poe Valley.
Mel Webber is here from Medford
this week renewing acquaintance with
old friends about Klamath Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C, F. Perry and
two children are here for the week