3 WKttXKMUY, MAHCltl, itM THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Pnftti Four h h Newi'From the Country J LONE FINE Olyiln Unrku hn .movr-il his limine over to (lie cunt ulrttf f ' P'" lie nearer thn roml. 0. It. Kluer nolit a liiinch of utrors Irint week to Slukel. A(tne Knninn wn out-of school n couplo of ilnya last week on ncconnt of nlcknea. 1, H. Klllott lost n vnluniile milk row n few dnr W50. Mm. I.ou Storey Is nt the Wnrren Hunt honpltnl. Bho was operated on ; Inst Tuesday. i The Tnow Is so deep on tho Wm.l llnrkn rnnrli Hint Ilnrks had to plow n rood In order to Ret out to take his Iiors to market. Walter fitoroy visited n. W. Krt man Sunday. Mr. I'aulus sent another buneh of Hirers to tho Knman ranch tho first ii f tho week to ho fed. 11. I'. Lewi was out looking over his cattle Sunday. Quito n number of I.ono Vine folks attended tho dance at Jcsso Johnson's Knlunlay nlRht. Mr. and Mrs. KlRer and family spent Sunday nt the homo of Mrs. MdRer's brother Dr. Suit tear Mer rill. Itolf Ocertson was sick Monday mid did not ro to school. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Knman and Mrs. J. K. Knman called on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Uarks Sunday afternoon. DORRIS DORRIS. Cl Mrch 1.". Jran Kcstcrson returned Monday evcnlnR from his home at Grants Tass wheiy ho has visited Tor the past two weeks with his parents. Mr. Kesterson Is nsoclated with his brother I. K, Ks tcrson In the Topsy lumber company near here. The company will prob ably liepln operations artlvely after April 10th. Mr. Kesterson stated. A. II. McDonald of the J. F. ranch returned from San Francisco last week where ho has been spending a vacation. Mrs. McDonald will return this week. Girls of the Dorrls high school arc busy soliciting advertising for their first annual book, which will be pub lished shortly befyre the termination of the 1921-1022 term. Snow Is fast disappearing from the sldo-hllls and low-lands under the penetrating rays of the warm sun as sisted by a warm wind. In the moun tains, however. It still remains from two to four feet In depth. This fact. It Is thoiuht. will materially retard tho lumber activity In some Instances. Fomo lumbermen have provided for this eventuality by decking a good supply of loci 'during the past fall nnd winter. C. It. Dowraan, proprietor of the Chllon.uln mercantile company, spent Monday In Dorrls on business. Frank Taft Is suffering from an attack of rheumatism. Although not confined to his bed, he Is barely able to walk about tho streets. Miss Nina Seaver of Keno was a visitor In Dorrls yederday. fluy Quackenbush Is assisting K. Vrrderman In laying a new floor In tho rear of his grocery store. C. 0. Merrill of Klamath Falls was, n visitor In Merrill Frlduy. Tom Lynch who was In Klamath Falls n few days Tocclvlng medical treatment was Able to return home; this week, nnd was In hesday. Tho Davlji brother lamb born recently. It Merrill W.;il had n freak L. A. ltlchardson visited Ills wife In Illy Sunday. (Mrs. Clms. Collier has been III with tonsnlltls thU week, us also has ('liar toy Scott Warren, Dr. Smith was called from l.nko view Wednesday to attend Arthur Hamaker who was shot and seriously wounded by Lester Ilium. lllion came to Illy and went to llamaker's ham when ho was work ing, and upon finding him aloiio ut most Immediately drew his sun, ue- developed body but was lacking the head except for the eyes. It was ship ped to Klamath Falls to bo exhibited hns a well ' cording to Hamaker, nnd demanded 'of him "Who aro tie men who are looking tor mot" Itumakor. told him . he did no,t know anyone wits looking Personal Mention 1 1 " ' T. Ij. Snook, Justlco of tin pence of t'hllonuln Is hero to appear ns n wit ness before tho grand Jury which is now In session. Ho Is registered nt the Hall. 0. M. Specke Is n Klamnlh NEW TODAY pert on snrliiKs fur vour ciimIi. Ions ut tho Oregon Ilium" company, 7th Kliimiith sts. in J-nmblnw Is In progress among the for hm, All the tliiwylw n. Hlxon, farmers. Jost of the large bands wlllinilll h, RUI, on nm tHIliR him ho MERRILL Tho dance given last Friday for tho piano fund was reported as a very pleasant evening. Something like 130 was realized tor the ball piano. Mrs. Luther Hasklns has gone to (rants Pass vrhero ibo will spend few weeks with her parents. David Cox of Klamath Falls spent a tow days with his mother In Mer rill. i -trr Mrs. K. D. Harwood spent a few days In Klamath Falls this week. You Wouldn't Do It! If you were employing travel ling salesmen as do wholesale houses to sell your goods, would you dress them up In over ulls and send tbem forth, un Hbnven, to meet the public? Ab solutely not! You would want them to look prosperous, like "somebody" who were represent ing u firm that was not a bank rupt, but on the contrary quite reliable and up to date. If you are not employing trav eling representatives, printed sta tionery is often your salesman. It, like the human salesman, in u wuy reflects, your standing In the world. When the recipient of your letter r ps open tho en velope ana glances at tne en-. closure that la the critical mo ment. He Is either well impress ed with the neatness and gen eral appearance of tho sheet, or olse bo at once places you In the "rubber stamp" class, somewhat needy und careless of your busi ness transactions. Successful people like to do. business with successful firms. We can fit you out with sta tionery, correctly arranged and perfectly printed. The Dnwiii Prist SImp 116 N. 4th St. We carry typewriter1 paper In ream package. at prices th( wi) surprise y6, j not lamb until later. Tho averngo Is generally lah-ge. many twins ami trip lets, and oven some with four lambs. Some hay has been wold recently hut for a nonlnal price. The l'lokett sheep whfrh have been feeding on J ho Voss ranch nt White) would shoot him If bo moved Fin- visitor, registered nt the Hull from Medford. Oliver Martin Is registered at tho Hull from his homo nt Merrill. 1. Ferguson who resides nt Dor rls, Is registered nt the Arcade. iA. It. llrnshenr Is registered nt the Arcado from Portland. L. t. llurko Is In this city today I'Olt SAI.IO Lots rtSiMiRI, I.Ik U '.i, .MtiiH Aim ii. ,M)u-resiiient owner, pnld tnves II rs. mnko offer J It, i' i ill ii in in? i ,ti in I.,, a... K. . " ''", .... ... ... ... ,ti3 .mil' a"" Kotos. f, oily Hlxon fired, hitting llnmaker In J from his homo In Uonansa, transact the left side, the bullet going under 'ins business, threo ribs and piercing the lower part of the left lung. It w.s Mken out near the center of his back. Hlxon followed him uround the Lake moved to tho King place to harll( f rtnK tw0 ,or shot, at him feed. Another .bunch has been on the , , jl0 ran, y,.ning all the time thut Smith placo. It' would seem as though .ho wotllll .-KOl n, yet", after which the hay would lie pretty well cleaned ,o mounted his horso nnd rode to up If tho present weather continues. ioatty, giving hlmslf up to Mrs. Tny- .1. H. Hobbs was n Klamath Falls ,ori n j,.puty sheriff. Hamaker Is visitor on Friday solwly Improving from the wound A petition io the govornor Is being ntul )t j, hoped there will be no serl- circulated for the modinration, ot ttie.ol,g complications sentence of Jifcke Finch. This sentence Verne Mjr-rs was Is considered Jiy many to he too se vere. This petMon Is at the Merrill drug store wherje any who wish, may sign, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Walker were hosts for a small pwrty recently. The evening was spent Jn playing, "BOO". Lunch was served and a pleasant evening spent. Thoo present were Mr. and Mrs. U. H Andernon, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Harwood, Mr nnd Mrs. Ed Fraslcr and Mr. and Mrs. Walker. Mr. Porter, of Medford who has been visiting his daughter. Mrs. J. A. Ilrown left Sunday for thi east to vis It his old home in Ohio and on his return to visit annther daughter In New Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ilrown are stay ing In Klamath Falls for Uie present. Thlrra and Helen AmWson were: among those absent from school with colds. Elmer Anderson of the Merrill Mercantile company was a Klamath Falls visitor on Tuesday. ' The Ladles' Aid will meet Wednes day, -Feb. 1.". at the home or Mrs. Edgar. Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Anderson and children of Klamath Falls spent Sun day In Merrill. 'A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mr. Oeorge Vocbatzer. Henry Cox was a visitor In Klam ath Falls during the week. Verne Mcrs was tne uinner Ruest . of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wallls Sun day eenlng. A mad coyote was killed at Frank Obenchaln's ranch Saturday of this week by little Harry. They discover ed It fighting with both their dogs, and It bit one of their yearling calves. Gilbert Harrison, who lives twelve miles southwest of Illy, reports as much snow at his place now ns there was there the hard winter. Miss Louise Howard Is helping Ot to Doye at the pool hall. Harold Tbruston. who ha been driving stage between Ply and Lake view Is quite lit with Influenra this week. Mrs. Jody Owens returned to her homo at Hound drove Monday after visiting friends In Illy for the past few days. T. M. Kdsall spent a few days the first of the week In Klamath Falls, attending to matters of business. Hohn Ilanderson and lloyd Adams spent tho night with Otto lloye Tues day night. Sam Walker was a Ply visitor from Klamath Falls this week. Miss Pernlce Howard went out to the Owens' ranch to spend tho week end with Miss llarhara Owens. Olen Parker was on the sick list Saturday but was able to be behind the counter again on Sunday. Mrs. Kmma Keady spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. James Dixon. Monday Mr. and Mrs. Karl Walk er woro visitors In Ply from the J. P Our new sprlnjs stylos In footwear hno Just arrived. J l 1,'udern K. Co. ID-Ml Ladles, Kmniful, artistic pump und oxfords lii'M'rlng styles, Sti.fiii, $7.00. IS.tU. J. K. Knilors .C. Co 5.- . ir..ii; Mr nnd Mrs. Michael C Suit were business visitors hero yesterday from the Merrill country whom they ope rate n ranch. Sol Dewey. Jr , of Lorelln spent the day here yentnrday looking after business matters. It. C. Spink Is registered at tho Hall from Spring Creek Frank Peck wlfo resides near Dairy Is a buslnens visitor here. I In Is rcRlstered nt tlie Hull. C I. Walil and family ore register ed nt the Hnll from Susanvllle. Mrs. Charles Merrill, n Klamath county plnneor. Is visiting hero from her homo In Merrill. White here she Is the guest of her son, (5uy Merrill. Pat Parker nnd Andle Mc(!eo went to Ply today on business. They expect to return here In a few days X. J. Kstes of Portland Is here visiting the Peverend A. II. llrlitow. pastor of tho Christian church lis J will remain hero for severnl days und tuny deride to make this tils home He Is n graduatn of Oregon university class of 1920. j Mrs It. O Stearns, South Lewis street, who underwent an operation ' for appendicitis Monday evening at the Warren Hunt hospital, today was rnnrtrlml ii Im Imnpnvlnt A K. Krose, well known lumber I man of this ecrtloti left this morning for Portland where he will remain for several days on business Andrew L'rjnn, ronnerted with the Pelican Pay lumber company hero left this morning for a two week's va- j cation in San Francisco. Mr and Mrs. H. K. Wood were' passengers on this mornings train ' for Copco where Mr Wood Is employ ed by the California Oregon Power company. LyceunifllaJI, cor. ftth High, well suited for solatt parties, will be rent ed nt nominal price. Apply to M, Motsrhenbacher, Phono fiAOW, or on premises. 30-tt Big Comedy - Drama 3 Acts 'Diamonds and Hearts' Lyceum Hall ' Fridny, Mnrch 7, 8.00 p.m. Admission. GOe Gaelic Dramatic Club Dunco Following Tiny Children's Night, Thursday, March Hi Admission LTic Don't fail to read tho Herald Classified AtU. SHASTA VIEW I Mitchell ranch where they are feed The roads In this vicinity are not lnK cmlft for n M McLemore In very good condition except on the highway. Cars are seldom seen but thanks to our "old faithfuls" traffic is not stopped though they have to still wade through the snow drifts in some places. Frank Ottoman, assistant cashier In the Malln hank, has mpved hfv family to Malln to be nearer his vorv. i Mr. John Llskey was called to her, BUMt at a dlnn,vr B'ven Satu',Iay br former home near San Francisco the M"' DUon at her homo be,ow m' first of the week by the death of a Her Knttt were r,0"t of ,,pr m,lc scnooi mates, iva iioyu, iieien ami Klrkpatrlck celebrated her! Rut? CambeU' Ma,,le Cr0"' Uoro,ha Kiwi,.i. v,iv,. I,., and Poabl Watts and J. C. Hamaker. wuuv v .r Mrs. Jas. Pell and two little daughters have been spending the past week with Mrs. Pell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Parker. Mrs. Stoe had a paralytic stroke the last of last week. Dr Smith was called to seo her a few days later but could do very little for her. Little Jean Dixon was the honored sister. Beth twelfth Sunday by Inviting a few of her schoolmates to spend the day with her. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grayson are rejoicing over the birth of a baby girl which came to their home Sun day last. Her name is Dorothy Mild red, Mrs. Pelle Klrkpatrlck came Mon day from Merrill to spend a few days with her daughter Mrs. A. Lay man. She reports her daughter-in-law at Dorrls who has been III so long. Is ablo to go to Oakland, Cali fornia where they are In hopes she will regain her health. The ladles of the Helping Hand society met at the home of Mrs. Kthel Wednesday. The next meeting will be -with Mrs. Powell, Wednesday, March 22. C .11. Klrkpatrlck and wife were In Klamath Falls Thursday. Mrs. Maud ChrUtensen returned with them to visit her sister. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Klrkpatrlck for a week. her teacher Miss Cliff and both the grade and high schaal teachers, Mrs. Richardson, Mr. Kady, and Mrs. Km mo Keady. After a bounteous and delicious dinner tho little folks play ed games and bad a wonderful time until lato in the nfternoon. All re ported a delightful time. Vincent to Meet Cavett at Beatty lleatty will bo tho sceno of a boxing flout Frld ly night when Kid Vincent of this city will moot Kid Cavett of lleatty In a six-round match. It I understood Cavett I aspires to meet not) itoss, nob Al len and other local ncrapper. and that he was told ho would havo to earn the right by defeating Vin cent. Whether he can do this Is problematical. Vincent has shown what h can do, while Cavett I an unknown quantity. Snappy styles In spring footwear for ladles. Now ready. J. K. Knders & Co. IS-16 ' ' - Herald classified ad pay yot. Spring stylos In "John Kelly" footwear for women now ready. J. B. Knders (c Co. Ifi-IG BLY Friends of Sykes Hamaker will bo glad to know he has recovered from his sick Bpell and made a trip to Ilonanza the middle of the week. Drew Campbell was seriously III the lutter part of the week and it wiih feared he bad appendicitis. Mr. and Mr. Dallas Olvan were Peatty visitors on Wednesday. The Wednesday afternoon club met with Mr. James Dixon, Wednes day, March S, and the members de cided to discontinue club meetings for a short time on account of the Influenza. Mrs. Frank Obenchaln and son Harry were Ply visitors Sunday. Mrs. C. W. Warren and ion Ed win are both recovering from Influ enza. Moth are yet very weak but are slowly improving, TS5? 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