The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-26
Personal Mention

turned last evening from Sycan wher
they spent the week END fishing
They brought back close to 100 trou
as the result OF two days angling
Mr.. and Mrs. A. g.. WNshard an,
children. who spent the greater par
of last week with relatives nea,
Grants Pass. returned Friday.
Rufus s. Moore. well-known cap
italist or this city. arrived on last
nights train from San Francisco
whore he and Mrs. Moore have been
spending the winter. Mrs. Moore did
not accompany her husband but will
be here later In the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII s. worden are
IN the city from Portland visiting
with old friends. worden, a former
klamath county Judge, spent the
morning around the courthouse get
ting all the new lights on the court
house situation. II was during his
term OF office that the Hot Springs
building was started.
Rex Bord. a prominent sheep man
OF the klamath basin. returned Sat.
urday night from Texas. Bord re-
ports that there are places much hot.
ter than klamath.
Ont Of Klamath Falls early high
school principals and one Of the
well-known educators OF the state.
W. T.. Taught. arrived here on last
nights train from his present home
In Modesto. California. Taught was
called back to his old home by the
Illness and death Of his mother.
Clarence Montgomery spent yester.
day in town from the Medford lum-
bcr company's camp above Chiloauin,
returning ,atc las, nigh, to the
camp.
Mrs. George W. Otey left on the
train this morning for her home in
Doris after a short visit here with
her daughter. Mrs. Charles otey.
Thomas Martin. one OF Klamsth's
oldest pioneers and the founder OF
the Martin flour milling interests
here, Is spending a few days In town
from his summer camp on Recrea.
tion creek.
Mrs. Alvero Beals accompanied by
her small daughter, Madeline ar.
rived last night for a visit with Mr., |
BeaIs mother. Mrs. Joe Moore. She
will also visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. o. Hamaker. who operate q
large cattle ranch in the bly, coun. !
try.
John W. Townsend a rancher from |
the Merrill district was in town this
attending to matters OF
business at the courthouse and also
for the purpose OF purchasing sup
plies from local merchants.
Ed. Hoyt. one Of tho weli-known
In the Fort klamath coun.
Try. is In town today attending to
OF business.
u. Lawton. another Fort Klamath
resident. Is spending n few days here
looking after business affairs.
The warm weather Is taking a
greater part OF klamath Falls popu-
lation out into the woods and to
lake points where the fish
Ing and cool shade go to make up q
pleasant day. Yesterday was no ex.
reption and the highway and lake
traffic vas double Its weekday quo
Ia. Among those who took advan-
Iage OF an excursion 10 Eagle Ridge
we're Harold Gray. Otto and Bill
Lorenz. Others who preferred Rocky
Point were Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Moe
md party. Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Nc
Neaiy. Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Abbott,
Miss Elizabeth Sullivan and Mr.. Tan
her. II. I. Hilbert and family were
iiso at the Point; Fred Houston of
tiit ~. IA ~. Stoit uhu Asoy sSihoho
md family are spending q few days
here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Houston ac.
by Miss Minnie Walker
eft Saturday night for chiloquin
Ind on Sunday drove from there TO
sprague river for a days fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mang and
Iohn Foster spent yesterday at John
son creek. They report the best
kind OF fishing and they report also
hat they caught the limit Of noun.
ain trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. ". Underwood
by Miss Idella McEl-
'ath and by Mrs, Henri visited IN
Fort klamath Sunday. They watch
ID tryouts for the rodeO and Mr.,
Underwood reports that they had