The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-15
Personal Mention

visit for several weeks.
Mrs. Dorothy Luce Is expecting
10 leave Monday for Lava Hot
Springs. Nevada. where she will
visit with her mother for 'an In
definite time.
Mrs. Helen Curry and brother,
Tom Mcdonald, have returned from
San Francisco. where they went
for the funeral Of Joe Mcdonald.
d. v. Kuykcndall and family are
arranging for a trip TO the coast
and expect to leave some time sun.
day by car for Crescent City.
J. J. Furber returned last night
from the Lake o. the Woods, where
he took his family and settled them
In their summer camp. They ex-
pect to stay until berry time II
all goes we'll.
Rcv. X. T. Cookingham. mission
ary TO the klamath Indians. was
In town yesterday attending to
business affairs from Williamson
river bridge.
I'VE have travelled to klamath
Falls over the Canadian Pacific
route. and visited at Lake Louise
and British Columbia. besides many
other Interesting places, but none
Of them surpass In beauty the view
from Lookout point on the Al
coma road. right here In Klamath
oeunty." said Mrs. Grace Schyver
Jest before she boarded the train
this morning to continue her trip
south. She is travelling with her
daughter. Miss Florence. and they
have been here as the guests OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Fleet for the
past few days, from their home In
Chicago.
Estslls Msriss. Threse Marias.
Mrs. u. Sciple and Miss Marjorie
Seiple arc all registered from Port
land ct tho White Pelican hotel
today. They are touring the couu-
try In search Of the interesting
scenic spots Of their state.
sidney Smythc. In charge OF
work for the Warren CSaaiSuction
company. arrived last night from
OAKLAND. California. and will be
hero 10 superintendent paving op-
oPatioas.
Jack Wolfe. assistant manager
for the Standard OIL company. left
this morniug for San Francisco aud
Oakland % . two weeks vacation
trip.
r. c. Cook has returned from
Eagle Ridge where he reports he
had some Of the finest fishing of
bis expsrience. He also brought
back . great Number Of new views
Of UDper klamath lake and the
surrounding country.
J. J. Miller. DR.. L. d. Cass. v. v.
Hedgepath and r. L. Holmes. travel
Ing auditor for the Southern Pacific
railroad company. are planning Q
failing trip for tomorrow.
d. n. McLemore was q passenger
on the outgoing train this morning
booked for Oakland. California.
Mrs. J. J. Steiser left this morn
ing tor the south after q brief visit
here with friends and relatives.
Mrs. v. J. Daley. who recently
moved 70 Kirk. came In on the train
this morning expecting TO spend the
weekend here.
Lyle Mills came In on the morn
Ing train from ChiloQuip where he
has bsen spending several days at
tending 70 business affairs.
D. y. Loosely is q visitor here
from Portland. He 10 registered at
the White Pelican hotel. j..
Boyd Ysden. aged lS. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Lynn D. Yaden Of Portland.
arrives 1here Vast night to spend
the summer with his grandparents.
Dr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Boyd. Boyd va
den WAS born In Klamath Falls and
his parents have many warm friends
here.
J. A. Gordon T. A. Stevenson and
others formed motor party bound
for Lake o. the Woods this after
n0on.
Mrs. II. d. L. Stewart left today
for Spring creek on an extended
camping trip.
Miss Myrtle Hayford is q charm
Ing California giI4. who is the house
guest Of Mrs. Irving II. Hilbert OF
Pelican city. Miss Hayfords home
10 In berkeley.
N. L. Johnson. deputy county as
IessoP. hes returned from several
lays spent In the Sugar Pine noun
ain region In the northern part OF
lhe oovAty where he was engaged
IN official business.
r. r. Keen 10 back In the pine
beetle control offices today tafter
Q week spent on the reservation get