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

The Tn" Rev. A. l.. Rice ~ The
Presbyterian church viii leave here
sunday for Corvallis 10 attend the
stat" meeting or the Presbyterian
synod, IN session from July 30 IA
10. Iie will be- accom- panied by q
-. GrIzzlc. church delegate. The
meeting viii be attended by minis.
iers from All over the state. national
leaders and one delegate from each
church.
Miss Alice Colnhnn ~ HIldobrnnd
hnB been spending IN" week In
Klamath Falls as III" guest OF Dor.
o'hy Moorlnnd.
The inions" hna, In Corning caug,
I'd Mrs. q. W. Houston and daugh.
tors. Gcniv.yo ana Geraldine. "a
bring their visit 10 an end and they
returned home last night, expecting
10 spend the remainder Of tho SIN.
mer here.
George Offi.ld was y county scat
visitor this morning from his valley
farm. Ito with n. yeral OF his n ,iRh.
bors were In search Of haying crswa.
Mrs Joe Pospisii has returned
from Wheatland. California. wher"
she has been the guest ~ her sister.
Mrs. ben Pickett. for the pas, 'hr'"
months. Mrs. Pickett returned with
her and viii bc here for some time
visiting with friends and relatives.
Miss Dorothy Elliott. one ~ IN"
cIiy'r talented young ladies who has
given audiences here grca, deal Of
ploasur" with her music. l"i, this
morning for Portland 10 study yo.
cal In the conservatory there.
Mrs y r Givans, and small sGr
are In town today on their way io
their home In My from yroka. where
they attended the Fourth o. July
celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. u. y Wattciburg.
accompanied by Miss Gene Perry.
hnyc returned from nond where they
enjoyed a brief vacation.
A H. B.nsinRer u prosperous
farmer In IN" swan lake district
made n flying trip into town this
morning To transact a little business.
~" reports that his fruit orchard y
In fin" shape and that when he be.
gins haylBg next week he expects
70 hav" one of the finest crops In his
history.
Mrs Y. Daily will leave on the
evening train for KIRK where she
viii make her HON. for IN" r"maind.
"r of III" summer.
Father Hugh Marshall accompan.
led by his nephew. Dan Marshall. left
yesterday morning on the first lap
of months trip to Troy. New York.
Th" two will go M far as Ontario.
oregon by ear. aud from ther. on
th" train ia New York. Father Mar
shall's place will be- taken here by
'f'lNs WI lshh'NI'Ws
Cheerful about being detained her"
by car trouble. ID. T.. Pitcher. a
lawyer from Independence. and e.
W Erwin Of the same city. are en-.
thusiastic admirers OF the Klamath
yallcy. aud do not feel tina, their de.
lay is AZ all unfortunate. They are
out on a Sightseeing trip over ore.
g0n and northern California and will
leave some time today or tomorrow
to continue their journey. Coming
as they do from a diversified farm.
ing ana hop growing section they are
Interested In klamath from n farm.
inR standpoint and expressed them.
selves OF heing confident that dairy
herds would some day make for
tunes for farmers here.
John Utter. one OF the directors ot
III" Fort klamath rodeo, with J. y.
McAnliffe. and Roy Hickman. are
among Fort klamath people who are
doing business here today.
Mr., and Mrs. Orviiie Elliott are In
town today from Klamath Agency
attending to matters OF business.
Mr., and Mrs, II, J. sheets have
returned from Grant Pass. having
accompanied Mr. sheets mother,
Mrs. T., Rice. that far on her way to
Seaside. whore she will visit with
her son. Lewis Rice. before going on
to her home In Nebraska.
Daniel Applegate Haifcrty. son of
Mr., and Mrs, Y. T,Haiferty and
grandson ~ Capt, o, &. Appicgatc.
horn here July 3, has the distinction
of being the grcat.grandson OF Dan
Iel Applcgatc. a member of the fore
~ under George Washington. Mrs,
who was Miss Annie Ap-
plegate before her marriage, IN u