The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-27
Personal Mention

faiol0 simpson, VINO mas the uls
u iinction of being president of mex
= years senior class OF the Univcrsit!
B, OF oregon. arrived here ycstcrda,
from his home in Ashland for a tw,
~ or three days visit.
Lizzie Chicaskine. one OF the old
n or Indians on the klamath Indian
reservation. Is in town today at.
y tending TO matters OF business here
Mrs. Hope Weston Kilburn, the
i popular manager OF the Eagle Ridge
tavern, accompanied by her friend,
y Mrs. Sets. who is visiting here from
her home In santa Barbara. Califor-
mia, drove into town last night and
will spend the day attending TO pur-
'ohasos for the Tavern. : Modern
equipment is being installed through
out the hotel by the Lorenz Plumb
ing company. Lumber has also been
ordered for a swimming pen to he
built In the lake at the foot OF the
cliff.
A. polndexter and A. J. vollman
are attending to business affairs here
this week from their homes at Har-
riman lodge.
Mrs, Callie Langner. who has been
visiting here with her daughter, Mrs.
O. VI. Hector, for the past year left
on the morning train for Sacramento.
Mrs. s. J. CLANCY and children
were passengers on the morning
train bound for Sacramento. where
they will meet the Rev. Mr.. CLANCY.
From there the family will tour Cali
fornia In their automobile. Before
coming home they will spend n cou-
PIE Of weeks in Yosemite park. The
Rev, CLANCY has been In stockton
for the past two weeks in connection
with a campaign 10 raise funds for
n Methodist college.
Mrs. c. II. Chitwood. who has
been visiting at the l.. II. Applegate
ranch for the past few days. left
this morning for her home in Jack
sonville.
Miss Marjorie Delzell is spending
this week visiting friends In Med
fcrd and Ashland.
Sheriff l.. l.. Low and Chief OF
Police Wilson returned last night
from Portland where they have been
for the past few days as witnesses
before the federal grand jury.
Miss Marjorie Cutting arrived last
night from san Francisco and will
remain here for the next few weeks
as the house guest OF Mrs. H. W.
Bridgrord al her home in Pelican
City. Miss Cutting was here for an
extended visit last summer and dur
ing that time made host OF friends
who will be delighted to learn OF her
return,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. DeLap are ex-
Sected home some time today from
Eugene where they attended the
graduation exercises OF the rniver-
sity OF Oregon. Their son. Virgil.
received his degree from the
state institution this spring. They
are accompanied by Miss octavia
DeI.ap and Duane DeLap.
A large number OF folk were In
the city yesterday attending to mat
ters OF business at the courthouse.
Among them were Dan Driscoll.
Francis J. Bovine. II. s. Sparks, J.
l.. sparretorn, Charles Mccarthy. II.
W. and II. G. Nichols. Bill Woods.
and Ben Crapser.
Ed. Miller and II. J. Ticknor were
business visitors here yesterday from
their ranch homes In the Lorella
district.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Burke accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. +. U. Pat
rick have returned from three-day |
trip to Ashland and Yreka.
Miss Marian Martin was expected
in on last nights train from San
Francisco to spend the summer with |
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sllas Obenchain.
Mrs. Clinton Chorpening arrived |
on the train from Chiloquin this
morning with her small son. Junior, |
whom she is bringing In for medi-
cal attention.
Mrs. Mark Hama (Karl Montgom-
ery) arrived here this afternoon
from Portland for visit with her
friends and family.
Mrs. Herbert Byers. who was Miss
Adelaide Schubert before her mar
riage last year. is expected to ar
rive on tonights train from Turlock,
California, for visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schubert,
Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hackney and
Mrs. Frank Hackney arrived IN