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Society Events of the Week
ness sttslon a delightful muslcalo was
given by Mrs. Bowman and Mrs. Hay
don. Delicious refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mrs.
Ray Anderson, Mrs. J. J. Hales, Mrs.
A. B. Lund, Mrs. M. Smith, Mrs. a A.
Bowman, Mrs. George Haydon, Miss
Itachel Applcgate, Miss Norm's Barber,
Miss Marjorle Deliell nnd'MIs Alice
Bowman. '
In honor of Miss Katherlne Hollo
way, who was married last night, Mrs.
J. C. Gobte entertained at her home at
126 Third street, Wednesday evening.
In keeping with the occasion, the chief
troth. Miss Helen Whltaker played 'diversion was sewing. When the work
Mcndlesaohn's Wedding March. The was laid aside, the guests enjoyed ro
bride was attired In n wedding suit of freshments. Those present were:
navy blue and carried a boquet of ( Miss Katherlne Holloway, Miss Waive
Cecil Brunncr roses and lilies of the Jacobs, Miss Agnes Drlscoll, Miss
valley. Following the ceremony a wed-, Beatrice Thurston, Miss Mabel Mears,
ding supper was served, and the brido Miss Viola Santlmau and Mrs. Lllah
and bridegroom left for the White Pel- Henderson,
lean hotel, where they will make their!
The Ladles of Maccabees entertain
ed at the Moose hall Friday night, with
n benefit dance for the boys In the
sen-Ice. Music was furnished by Mrs.
Ora Fltzpatrlck and Harry Borel.
-'Miss Katherlne Holloway and ''Mr.
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1,3 at the homo of It. N. Moe at 221 Wash
"" Ihgton street, at 8 'o'clock last night.
' The ceremony was performed by Her.
0 O. Oliver of the Methodist Episcopal
church before a few Intimate friends.
The color scheme for tho evening was
pink and while, with a background of
green, rink and white sweet peas
decorated the house most gracefully.
' The n replace and mantle were hidden
In greenery, and on either side were
pedestals decorated with sweet peas.
In front of this graceful setting the
brldo and bridegroom plighted their
home for a few days.
Among the Important society events
of the week was the reception for the
past matrons and past patrons, given
by the Eastern Star, In their rooms In
the Loomls building, Tuesday evening.
The patrons and matrons were llnea'
up by the. conductress, Miss Lilian box social, which will be held there.
Stilts, and the associate conductress, J They have chartered a launch, and will
Mrs. O. Peyton, and were each present- leave here today at 4 o'clock, and ex
ed with a white carnation. A delight- jpect to be back Sunday afternoon,
ful program followed. Little Kather-. Those who will make the trip are Mr.
Ine and Beatrice Walton gave a duet.'ntid Mrs. W. A. Deliell, Mr. and Mrs.
Readings were given by Miss Burke. jra Drlscoll. Miss Marjorle Delxell.
A group of ladles are leaving tonight
for Odessa for a Tied Cross dance and
Miss Carrier and Mrs. Bratton. Mrs.
Henry delighted the crowd with a solo.
Mrs. Momyer read some poems written
by her daughter, Miss Ida Momyer.
More readings were given by Mrs. Mil
ler, Mrs. Peyton
Solos were given
Mrs. Van Riper and a piano solo by
Mrs. Ulrica. Mrs. William Wood, Mrs.
Roy King and Mrs. Lawrence Phelps,
attired In garments made of gunny
sacking, gave an ingenious stunt Fol
lowing the program delicious refresh
meats were served at the table which
were arranged in cabaret style. ,K
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-toe ruin wircie 01 ixiyai women
met at the home of MrsvC..R. Bowman
last Saturday, with;SWOeorge Hay
don acting as hostess? filter a bejel-
'"xs Norma Barbee, Miss Helen Paxon,
Miss Agnes Lee, Miss Agnes Drlscoll,
Miss Louise Voye, Miss Edna Wells,
Miss Alice McCourt, Miss Twlla Head,
Miss Reich. Miss Whlttaker. Mrs. Les-
and Mrs. Delxell. e Olds. Mrs. Hasel Powell. Mrs. Bar-
by Mrs. Stills and Mw. Mrs. Lund. Mrs. Henry. Mrs. Will
Adams and Mrs. Rose M. Torrey.
The Guild of the Episcopal church
met at the home of Mrs. A. D. Miller
on Thursday afternoon of this week.
1 A pleasant time was spent in chatting
and working. Those present were:
Mrs. C."M. Ramsby. Mrs. J. H. Garrett,
.Mrs. Thos. Martin, Mrs. Burke. Mrs.
Cason and Mrs. Ed Martin.
Mrs. Lawrence gave a party to her
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organization was discussed,, and the
time was spent in playing games, after
which refreshments were served.
Those present were Bertha Pelts, Eve-
Sunday school class yesterday. Class lyn Whltmore, Lowe' Smith, Gertrude
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Bishop Robert 'Paddock was at home!
to his many friends In Klamath Falls ;., retained In office, ths court h.use
at the White Pelican hotel last Mon-, naw under c.nitruetlon en ths aid sit
A Few Facts
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OFFICER FROM KLAMATH
WEDS PORTLAND OIRL
NOTICE
Hperliil commuiilciillim Klamath
jl.oilm' No. 77, A. K. & A. M., Mondsy
Wedding cards announcing the msr-' evening, April ISIti. Wmk In I be E.
rlage of Sergeant Albert t. McCoy to
Miss Ellen Cornelia Croft, at Seauldr,
, Uegree.
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-A. It. LKAVIT. W. M.
KNIOHTS OF PYTHIAS ATTENTION
day night. Bishop Paddock la plan-j wm b. completed, and the ausstlon ' ()r- on Apr" 6,h' '"v' iul bMn rr"
ning to leave for France,' to do work,hould bo settled for all time wlth.ut celved by ,ne formers parents' Mr.
among the soldiers, before long, andUhe continuation of expense for aw.i "id Mrs. J. W. McCoy of this city,
the reception was somewhat in th. I.ulta and eontreverav. On the ethsr The dale for the event had been set
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lorm oi lareweu to aim. j ,,, should the Judge be removed, the ,n'u""r, Work In the rank of
v county would asaln be piunjed Int. """ '" ,u" """""""' w"r con-.CIIOHI'KNINO, C. C,
The Loyal Brigade of the Presby-i.ult atalnst the contractors, with very '0"- " nue is romana gin.
terian church entertained th. O. O. ilttl. ehancs at wlnnlna. The msbIs nergeani Mcioy, wno la well known
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Regular meeting Monday, April IS.
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class at the church last nlsht The ' haw a ehane. ta aatti. thia hiHar MT atn n. waa employed for a
young
which
people played
refreshments
games.
war. served.
IS OF DOUSLE IMPORTANCE. FIRST IT IS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO UNCLE SAM THAT
EVERY-ACRE -YIELD ITS FULL LIMIT. AND IT IS IMPORTANT TO YOU, FOR EVERY BUSHEL
OF GRAIN WILL IRINQ A'PROFITAILK FIGURE. DO YOUR DUTY IN PLANTING AND IT WILL
NOT BE YOUR FAULT IF THE HARVEST IS NOT A IUMPER ONE OUR STORE IS HEADQUAR.
TER3 FOR A NUMEER OF THINGS NEEDED AT THIS SEASON.
i About twenty of the members of the
two classes enjoyed the occasion.
ft.r eight, and at th. same time save them- Dumber of " on h " 'ore,
rved .! ..iw aiuiiit iimiMMt in ia, maaaw. . now Identified with th. Quartennas-
. lr's department of the service, and Is
stationed at Fort Stevens.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Old hickory fan belts. They are
oil and water proof. One. tried ai
rways used. Telford Bros, garage. 11
Formaldehyde
W. sell th. full strength, 80 per
cent formaldehyde. All grains and po
tatoes should b. treated before plant
ing. Pints .
Quart. 1.00
Gallons 8.50
Poisoned Wheat
For squirrels, gopher, and rodents
we recommend poisoned wheat, or bar.
iy.
On. pound cans, best
mad. 40
C3et a standard fire Iniuraac. pot
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Any kind of work; experi
enced in almost any line. Herald
office. 13-61
FOR SALE An At
cash. Phone 1911.
The Woman's Belief Corp will met
on Monday afternoon at the Odd Pel
lows hall. At 1:30, previous to the
regular meeting, there will be s opecial
meeting of the officers. There I to
be Initiating and balloting at the meet
Inc. Each member Is niiursted to
The Elks will give a dance In their i.,i.. ,.n .n.i it.in.hi., nA a i
;hsll next Friday night, according to at ) towel or flour sack to mske a tea
towel.
ELKS WILL HAVE DANCE
Blue Stone
We endeavor to carry th. hlflhsst
grade of bluestone. Fin. .mall, deep
blue, crystals, free from other metals.
Prlc. aoe pound
Strichnine
Guaranteed pur. and of full strength.
W. have It In erysUls and pwdsr.
Prlc. per eunc. 9 .00
Water Glass
Now I. th. tlm. to preserve eggs.
Put them up In a solution of "water
glass" and th.y will ksop In perfect
condition for a year. Our water (las.
Is the heavy variety best obtainable.
Prlc. per quart Me
Black Leg Vaccine
Insure your stock against blackleg.
It costs only 10 cent, per dose. It
may save you several head of vatuabl.
cattle.
10 dose. 91.00
BO doses 4.00
MOST ANYTHING NEEDED ON THE FARM CAN IE SENT BY PARCEL POST SEND US YOUR
ORDERS, THEY WILL BE PRO MPTLY FILLED AND MONEY REFU NDED IF GOODS ARE NOT
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plnno, chesp for (leelslon resched at their meeting on
13-31 Thursday night.
j A new entertainment committee has
neen appointed, consisting of O. W.
Houston, C. E. nitey and E. H. Jefferson.
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Third Liberty Loan
The farms, forests and mines of our great
country are pledged its stores, factories
and railroads all industry its banks and
its homes; the entire resources of the
world's richest nation are behind the bonds
of the Government's Liberty Loan.
Buy them for cash or on installment in the
largest possible amount. They represent
the best of security upon which you can
borrow at the bank.
Thru this institution you are invited to place
your subscription for the Third Liberty
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I Are you saving for yourself alone or
buying War Ravings Stamps and sav
ing for yourself and your country?
DANCING SCHOOL
.earn to dance all ballroom dances.
Private lessons by appointment. Nw
rlasa for beginners starts Monday,
April lMh, 8:30 p. m., Moose hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Klllendshl,
Hit 'Instructors,
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First State & Savings Bank
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SflOandSes. ROTARY AND LONG SHUTTLE. CHEAPER.
USEO ONES TAKEN IN EXCHANGE EXPERTLY REPAIRED AND SOLO
ON A GUARANTEE, S5 t. f85.
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