The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-08
Personal Mention


visiting here from San Francisco,
will leave early tomorrow for Eagle
Ridge tavern to spend the day.
Walter Stronach OF Santa Barbara,
California arrived In this city for a
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r. J
Espinosa on his way to Crater lake.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. n. Reames drove
into town yesterday from San Fran
cisco via Crater Lake, and will
spend several weeks visiting with
old friends here.
Fred schallock and Leslie Rogers
made business trip TO Kirk yes
icrday. where they spent the day at
the logging camp Of the Ewauna
box company.
Miss Nan Siemens. who has been
here for the past month visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Siemens,
returned this morning TO Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. g. Van Bellen
left on Wednesday of this week for
Portland. They will make the trip
In their car.
A crew OF men and horses began
breaking ground on Fourth STREET
this morning preparatory to start
ing paving operations.
II. n. Nice returned last night
from san Francisco. where he has
been purchasing stock for his store
this past week. lie expects TO
leave in the near future for New
York on one OF his yearly buying
trips. and will In this way supple
ment his western stock with the
latest from the east.
Word has been received here OF
the marriage OF Lee Carter and
Miss Dorothy Neatch in Roseburg
last week. Carter is we'll known
here. having been employed by the
Western Union company last win
ter. Miss veatch Is native OF the
valley city.
r. Il. Macomber OF San Francisco
and L. V. Graham OF Kansas City
are lumbermen who are here on
business this week.
Miss Irene V. Conway and Miss
Rosemary Conway. who have been
out on camping trip since their
schools closed here this spring. left
on the morning train for their
home In Oshkosh. Wisconsin. ex-
pocting TO return here in the fall.
DIR. William Kuder and DR.. ]. L.
Lohse. both OF Oakland, who are
spending their vacation on Klamath
lake, left for Eagle Ridge this
morning after day spent in town.
A. +. Gravenstein OF the Chilo-
quin Lumber company. is register
ed at the. White Pelican hotel today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wallace are
tourists from San Francisco who
stopped over In the city last night.
They were guests at the White Pei
lean hotel.
Miss Grace Cookingham stopped
here last night on her way up to
Chiloquin.
Walter G. West. Klamath Indian
agent. was here last night on Off
cial business.
Mrs. Louise Epperson. aged 20.
died at 1880 this morning at her
home in Eddysville. Iowa. IL was
learned by Mrs. A. b. Epperson OF
this city through a telegram from
Mr.. Epperson, who was called to his
mothers bedside about three weeks
ago. Epperson's mother and faith
er visited here about four years ago.
and the father died year laterl Ep-
person probably will return TO this
city within two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drehr have
returned from Los Angeles where
they have been living for the past
six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. u. Cozad accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs. Phil
lip Pope. have returned from an cx-
tended automobile trip 10 Reno,
Nevada, and other points. They
spent the Fourth OF July at Lake
Tahoe.
A. Kalina, one OF the prominent
businessmen In the Malin country,
was In town this morning purchas-
ing supplies.
Mr., and Mrs. Emil Drehr are NOV
Ing 10 Bonanza for tine summer,
where Drehr will be connected with
the Long Pine Lumber company.
Matt Egan is IN town this week
end from the Algoma lumber COM
pany's mill.
Miss Marie Obenchain accompanied
by Miss Mildred Thrasher will leave
this afternoon for the obenchain
ranch near BLY,. Both girls are on
their summer vacations. Miss Oben-
chain is with the First National bank
and Miss Thrasher is employed by