The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-04-12
B L Y

Charley Scott Warren had quite
serious accident Monday evening
when he started homo from school.
| lie was riding a young horse aud In
mounting II the horse got him down
and either kicked or walked over
him and cut very deep cash In the
! ficshy part OF his leg, and just missed
| cutting the artery. His parents were
| called by telephone and came tn town
as quickly as horses could bring them
over bad roads. Warren and Mar
win Cross started with him for Lake
view as soon as they could yet ready
that evening. Driving all night II took
them II hours to 80 into lakcview
where they Immediately took him To
the hospital. DIR. Leithhcad and DR..
Smith attended him. His wound had
To have many stitches taken and they
found there was some Infection In u.
However. he Is resting easier and the
swelling Is going down. II Ii hoped he
will be able to leave the hospital
within a week. Mrs, Warren was not
strong enough to make the trip so
visited with hers sister and friends In
bly, for several days until War
rem returned from Lakevlew.
Herman Trott spen, n part Of the
day Tuesday visiting In bly,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Campbell and
daughters. Ruth and Helen. returned
home from Klamath Falls on Mon
day, They had an accident coming
home. their hack upset with them bu.
fortunately none OF them were badly
hurt
Mrs. Emma Ready returned home
with the Campbells Monday from
Klamath Falls. where she had attend
ed the funeral Of Drew Campbell.
Frankie Obenchain has been out OF
school all week on account OF Illness.
but was able TO go home the last OF
the week.
Mrs. Charles Collier visited in Bly,
on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wallis and
small son spent few days visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Givan.
James Givan returned to klamath
Falls for a short stay after which he
expects to return TO the ranch.
James Dixon. who was transacting
business In klamath Falls a few days
this week, returned home Sunday.
Walter Campbell has been quite III
at his home the past week.
Little Ruth Campbell has been III
all week and her mother took her to
Klamath Falls on Sunday TO consult
a doctor. II Is feared she has appendi-
citis.
o. W. Howard has been confined to
his home with a severe cold the past
few days.
Miss Ruth Owens and Basil Hall
were among the outgoing passengers
on Mondays stage. Their. friends
have all their old shoes and rice
ready for their return.
Miss Goldie MILESTONE. who has
been Ill for a short time. was taken
to Klamath Falls by her mother on
Wednesday. Consulting q physician
she was Immediately taken to tho
hospital and operated on for apDendi-
cltis on Saturday. She stood the ope'
ration nicely and the last report was
getting along as we'll as could be ex'
pectcd.
Miss Jessie Boyd Is able to be out
Of the hospital after her operation
and she and her mother are expected
home In the near future.
G. w. Warren moved one bunch OF
his sheep from the J. u. Mitchell
ranch where they were being fed. to
his ranch south east of BLY, on satur-
day.
Albert Ready, who has been In
Drews' valley ;or the past few months
is visiting his mother and friends at
bly, for few days.
Miss Hazel Whetstone Is staying
at the home Of Mrs. Jas. Dixon during
her mothers absence.