The Evening herald., April 30, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

" EVK'NlfTO HKK&UJ, TrnATvTOTTT FATIS, DTtECON
THURSDAY, 'APRIL 50, im
News of the Klamath Country
MERRILL
, I'l'llo Iliiiilny high notloul pluy on
lllllid "The 'FuhcIiiiiiIiik Funny
llrown" waa k'"i I" Morrill Fri
day, evening. A full Iiiiuho wan out
U H"n the play.
.Mr. W. C. llalloy it oii t Hitlur
tin In Klamath Full shopping.
tW. C. Ileum hn returned hi lilt
liouio In UlotwInUi aflur piiildliij it
iin day In Morrill on buiilui'tii.
'.Mr. J. A. Dewey it a ahupper
In iKIumulh Fall Saturday.
U'lnni are buliiK mudii for a largo
crow J at Ifta dance Frlduy ovuiilng
at it'ho eoinmiinliy hull. Thin will
bo 'tho flint iliiiico In tha rin w hull.
I'Tlio Ladle Aid will liuvo a o
clal In tho club room Wednesday
ovonlng.
(Mr. and Mr. Luther Haokln anil
(aislly upoiit tho week and with Mi),
Jlunkliu parent In OriintM Pum.
Tboy rnturnoil Hundiiy nvnnluK.
II'. M. Ninth of llnnley upoiit tlm
wrk end lit Morrill thn guusl of
Itav. and .Mrs. C. C. Ilulet.
Mr. Lynch wa In tho Fall fk
uday. '
IMr. lorllia Covumtono of Klnm
atU Fall and Mm. Juck Conner of
Alitomu ipunt Hunday u the guest
of Itov. and Mr. C. C. llulat.
IMorrlll lout thn ball pmo again
thlt week.
Iltov. C. C. ljitlo (.tirforuiml tho
marriage cvruinuny Sunday nt which
llnio Ml I,f n i Wollow und Hlch
ard Btpvenson both of Mulln were
united In marrlago.
Ml Thlrxn Anderson spent llio
wock nd In Klamath Falli.
Mr. and Mm. C. I), Chorpenlng
weru Tllura In Klamath Falla Mon
day. . fj
K. M'. lliiiiiiiioiid spent MJiiduy lu
Klnmath Fall.
. A Urge number of Morrill poo.
plo word Id Malln Bunil.iy for tho
rodoo,
Mr. It. II. Andorion and tlaugh-
tor lluli-u, spent Hniunliy In Kluin
II III KiiIIh. .
Mr, mill Mrs, (I, II. Citi'lotoii -worn
host ul filmier Hiiiiil.i. Tholr
gin-sin worn: Mr. mid Mm. II, (',
Parker, mid M. (lux Kkauiiin. '
Tliu Murrll hoy mo lit 4 spout Hu II
diy lit til o luvil Iii'Uh. Thy loft
Morrill uboul tt:.1U u. Ill, 'ill In .wait
Olio limit when every hoy was able
to gi't up without imy coin pi ii 1 11 1,
Tho buy acoiitit of Klitiimlh Fulls
iilao Hindu lliu trip. Mr, llowunl
of Kluniulh KU1, who linn upoiit u
great doul of lliiiu exploring , tfo
caves nirompiiiilod tlm hoy uuf ix
pluliied n great deal to thuuf, Tliuy
visited It iiuinbnr nt caves,' A buiik
ut lunch wun aiiivod lit noon, 3. W.
Hi'iiKKlim bcout miHtor and M, A.
Downiiiii wont wlthjlhii hoy. Tho
bo) h tin (ui to nuili in uny trlpv dnr
liiK tbn it u in in ur niouth.
Mr. mill Mn., Kil Kavugv und
family roturiiod horn ttunduy to
niiiko thnlr liniuo. They 'huvu boon
In vurlouH Cnllf riui cllina ulna
Anhliind fur tha pnl 'x nimithH.
Mm. W. A. IfyfiHdM, Mm. Chun.
HmvIIh uml (iuiiKlinir !: trtftt Aim und
Mm. W. I)iiiiu7 und boh Ooori;i!,
KJJtint Tuoml.'iy In Kluniulh Full
ulloppliiK untT vIhIIIiik with frlimd.
Mm. Q. Jamill uml n I nt (i of C'hllo
(Iii in, wri horu Mond.iy uftoriinoii,
Mr. (tut Mm. Jeff llrophy huvo
rticcny purrhniicd u IJodK'i cur.
BONANZA
ASPGROVE
Mff nnd Mm. J. E. McCuIn und
nolt.'oiid Mr. ami Mr. Illll rltmpnoii
t Chlloiiuln vlnltod Mr. und Mr.
Ira Anhwarth Riinduy.
Mr. nnd Mm. Carl' WIMiihb of
I'll Hun u 1 1) who huvo a rumli on tho
Kurt Kluniulh rond worn Hundiiy vln
Itor ul tho homo of Mr. und Mm.
I). Andonion nnd Mr. K. Kramer.
Alex, lii'imoii npi'iit tho wook und
horu UltliiB 111 iiiuthnr Mm. W. A.
Ili'iuca.
r. nnd Mi. II. V. Urlfflu at
tundod Siiiiduy ichool ul Chlloiiuln
0utidny.
Mr. mid r.lr. Ted Markwurdl,
Mm. C. A. Klury mid children. Hon
Illuckmaro and I.oliind WolTo ot
Chlloiiuln, wire fiundny vliillora at
thn homo of Mr. und Mm. V.
D'Jiioy.
Mr. and Mr. Itohurt Hrophy nud
Ml Li-uh I'nrkcr, nil Joyed u .flnll
InK trip lit Bprlng; Crook riunduy.
C. It. Mills ot Khun nlli Kulln wan
i bulimia vlnltor horn Monday nnd
Tiumdny.
Mr, A. 1). IlilKhlmiin. Lwlry
rouldi'iit, vlxlteil with Mm. A. A.
WMklnaoit Monilny nf tornoon.
" Muur 1JIII and Karl Drown wore
In Honnnzii Hunday.
Auutln Uuclid'ililt vlnltod with hln
fiithor Froil llcchdoldt, Bunduy.
J. 1C, Bralt wua a Kuont of Mm.
Chitiiliilna Hundiiy, uftoriioon.
' Willi I'ruckoy, r'tnehor from 1111
dohrnnd vlaltod friend In Ilunun.u
Sunday,
Mr. and Mm. JvnnliiK and child
ren motored to Mallu Krlduy.
John Scott, ruiichor outhont of
Uoniinzu, drove to Mallu Mon.lay.
Mr. and Mm. O. L. A run no n wcro
vlnltor at tho homo of Mr. and
Mm. Krcd Uo.hif ildt Sunduy. 1
J. K, (icatt wu u hunlilCBg visitor
at tha Lytlo ranch Monday.
Ilurk Shuck und family huvo gouo
on a flKhliiK trip to (ho Columbia
river ri'Klon. They do not oxpoct
to rolurn.
Mr. W. C. McKlnnon vlaltcd in
llonuuza Monduy. Kho him beon at
(icrbcr duin with her husband.
Lnlund Harris of I.annoll Valley
was in Bonanza on buslne Monday.
O. McCumber wan n Bonanza
visitor from Dulry Monday.
J. 0. Kpernton pent Monday on
!l ranch west ot town.
Mr. W. O. McKlnnon shopped In
Kluniulh Kail Monday.
Mm. .Auiitln Ileehdoldt vlnlted
frlonds In llonuuza Monduy.
Mr. and Mr. J. 0. Humukor vis
ited tliu Mulln rodeo Sunduy.
l.ouln I'rovo 'Went to tho rodeo
nt Mallu.
In our mountains, Sclera, in our high plan-'
' tanons, grow coffees of the rare flavors But.
the true goodncss,ic must be rqfined, it must
be developed by,, nature, before the roast.
'The richness, the character, cm only 6me from aging in our
tropic storehouses, two years, three years. Then when those ,
rare flavors arc emphasized by just a dash of the new coffee
Ah! ' . V'' ' .
"Too bad, Senora so few people can know the real coffee'.'
' So little coffee can rcmiiin here to mellow. Thegrcat'dcmand
for the coffee drink tafces from our storehouses too soon. .
J .
"Ah! you say your S & W coffee is from our old mellowed
supplies, with but the slight quantity of new to liven die rich
mellowness? And is only the coffee from our mountains?.
Good! Then you know what the coffee superfine is, Senora!"
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To bestth S WW label, S EVW collce mul represent S ErW
qualitythe best In ill line the wotld con oiler. Hence the
ptins and expense to secure the best codecs, the artistry used
. in their btcndituj, the skill in toasting and packing!
'Vou;ii order S cV W (orfnyf
r ' actlruorilinary qualities
V
Kxcellentt You'll apprcclntc Its
rucked In the new key-can."
FINE
FOOD
PRODUCTS
S-r. '--. - a '
You Need One of These
Cameras Qq Watches
Good ones, rea
sonably priced.
$1.50 to
S4.50
Real values
Priced at
SI. 50 to
S10.00
Store News
Drucs firm but a small part of
tho stock cirrled by the moilora
drug store. You will find our
lino ot .(undrles complota and you.
wlil also find our., throe-store
buying power enable ui M rea-
slstently -offer you bettor prleo.
Tie Item listed today civs you
but a partial Idea of our stock
and cT the reasonable prices wo
3k.
$2.00 to $65.00
Fresh Kodak Films to Fit
any Camera
Lots of things
like pie or
fireworks
are fun for
Electrical Goods
Coneniences that should be in every home,
at prices you can afford to pay.
Ai1I Vk4l4
I think of the
kit
hundreds of
M1 ' -sOll
' Brunswick Record j
New records every
Vacuum Cleaners
Heating pads .
Percolatore ;
Hair curlers
Irons .; -
Urns . " "
Get our terms on
cleaners!
Percolators"
and Urns i . '
Piiced from .
$7.50 $32.50
fevQtUQS
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PORTLAND AND KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
, Messrs Monroe and Harry Lyile Klamath Falls were vlsltteg at the
srero Klamath Falls visitors Monday. Anderson ranch Sunday.
: Dob Sparks and Lawrence Max- Mrs. Hartcll and daughter. Mil
well fished In Upper Klamath Lake drcd called on Mrs. Snc-xgoose Sun-
Sunday, . . 1 . .'
j ... i i - .
Hoy Mllnor was a Mulln visitor''
Sunday.
: Mrs. Frd Bechdoldt and Mr. and
Mrs. nilly Bochdoldt'and dnushter
Lois, , shopped In Klamath Falls
Monday. ,
Harold Brownson was a. Klamath
Falls visitor Saturday.
day afternoon. '
A very large crowd attended the
Kcno dance Saturday night on the i
Malln was a decided victory for the
M Uin Cilgh school boys. The score
was 12-1 in favor of Malln."
Dr. Trout and little daughter
Dolores were visitors in the county
seat Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Danson of
MALIN
Ametig tlio.'O vislilii!; tho county
seat on Saturday Were Mr. ani
Mrs. Sanders and daughter floroncc.
Mrs. A. M. T.iomna and mother,
Mrs. 'Wires, Mr. and Mrs. Street and
son. Miss Sue Spittlo and MI33 Ruth
I'uttltt. : '
Mr. nnd Mrs. Letcher Holbrook
and family " and Mrs. C. N. Saow
Wero Malln visitors Sunday. .
A baby boy was born tn Mr. and
Mrs. Albort Grayson Monday morn
ing April 27. , ;
Malln was visited by a largo
crowd on Sunday, of thoso on their
way to tho rodeo south of town.
J. A. Mlllan, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Rhodes of Straw district wero In
Mnlln Saturday attending to busi
ness and shopping.
Fred Rowland odltor of Iho Ma
lilt Progress returned from Balom
Saturday. Mr. Rowland was called
homu. by tho Burlous Illness of his
mother. ?
II . p. Wlllinnvs was In town S.it.
vvdny from his ranch on tho ponui
sula.
Tho marriage of Zona 'Worlow
nnd Dick Stevenson took place at
tlio homo of tho bride on Sunday
afternoon April 28. Rev. Hulet ofJ
tlclated.
KENO
expectation that the new addition iJIt- Laki were calling on friends in
to the hall would be finished. ltjM1In Thursday.
wasn't ready but the? hope to have! Mr- and Mra- R- K- Hannon and
It flnrshtsj by next Saturday. iam;iy spent too ween eua in uorns
' Captain Ball was a dinner guest visiting Mrs. Hannon's sister and
of Mr. and Mrs. Beaver Sunday at- '
ternoon. ' ' .
Mrs. K. E. Pucketi. nnd daughter,
Augusta, and Mr. and Mrs. -V. E.
I'uckett wcro Worden visitors Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. David McColium
and Mr. and Mrs. George Turner
were among the Worden people who
attended the dance here Saturday.
H. L. .Clevenger has been confin
ed to his homo the past week with
the flu.
The vaudeville nnd dance given
Friday, April 24, under the nus-
Adidltion; lot 7, block S.
Robert Casey et nit to C. R.
Lap; 4-27-23. (Metes and Bounds
description) In Sec. 5; Tp. 39. Rge. 9
Intended to release bond for deed
given by Nellie F. Moore et al'.to)
Robert Casey, dated 4-22-07, ec-'
ended D. 22-382. ' '
R. L. Orem to L. A. DavlBOn; , l-17-25;
S1.00 I. R. S.; Hot Springs
Addition, lot 2," blocli 28.
' Circuit Court Filings
No. 1944 Eq.. Filed 4-2725. -W.'
M. Manning, Atty.' Ella G. Ballarcl
MALIN
,1
pices of the Malin Commercial club vs.' Pearl C. Ballard. Divorce.
was enjoyed by those present and: no.' 2004 Law. Filed 4-28-25.
was a success in every ' way. ' o'Neil & Irwin, Attys. Alice Rob-
! ; crts, now Mrs. C. it. Blaker as Ad-
COURTS I ' nia's'fator ot tnB E3tate of Ir
Roberts, Deceased vs. Eddie Rob
DIg erts. I'tainiiil nemacs juagmeni
Margaret Applegate to Helen P. ,or S72.39. 7 ; -' -r . -Thomas.
5-15-23. 14.50 I. R. S. N'o- Equity. Filed 4--2S.55.
Hot Springs Addition. lot 2, blk. 47. F- btone, Atty. ov. u:i iviiuamB
E. T. Saunders N et ux to John vs. L. O. Mills ana Jessie Miin. nis
Mrs
Garlic,
death ct
Hayes ct ux. 3-13. Falrvlew No.
2 Addn. ' Lot 2, block 13.
j ' L. C. Wshard et Ux to Arthur T.
Ed Smith nnd brother, Ray'Tappan. 4-20-25. $1.00 I. R. S.
were called homo by tho NW"4SEtf, N!iSW!4, SWSW'14
their falber in McMinn- of Sec. 9, Twp.,40, Range 1,3.
ville. They expect to return to
Mulln the early part of tho we,ek.
Owen Purdy of Ashland is In
Malln and vicinity this week.
The ball game Friday on the
local diamond between Merrill and
.
Sacrifice
Men Snowgooso was a Sunday af
ternoon caller at tho l'ucltott homo.
After runny disappointments nnd
thonlluro of ninny sots ot plans for
a picnle, tho Sowing Club under tho
leadership ot Miss Erdiiinnn and
Josslo Puckott, drove to Jenny Crook
Saturday. They expected to go to
Fredonuitrg Springs but on- account
of bad roads they failed to roach
Ihoro. There wero about sixteen In .j
the party because a number of i
guont8 were taken.
Mr. Prathor was on the sick list '
tho last of tho week.
opyyiKhtliv Harris. WIS.
Dr. Frederick Henry Bnetler. pio
neer In the development of X-ray, Is
itn John Hopkins Hospital, Balti
more, Md., for tho removal of an
other finger. It will be the eighth
flngor that Dr. Baetjer has sacrificed
In the cause or. ncipms ""
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Chariln ninhnt and family of j . humanity.. ;. t-i
Arthur T. Tappan to A. L. Wish
ard. 4-27-25. J10 1- R- S. NWVi
SE54, XMSWU. SWViBWVi of Sec.
9, Twp. 40, Range 13.
Henry. I Hester et ux to Arthur. T.
wife. Affects: ot See. .4;.
NViiN'WH, SE14NW14, NEV. of 5,
NEW, of 8, VViNW54 ot 9, amount
ing to 600 acres, more or' less. " ' ''.
Chattel Mortgage. 4-27-25. Louis
Lingas to Christ Gianas.. '722. Six ;
per cent due 3 notes. , On furnitiij-tj,
fixtures, etc. of White Lunch Reat
aurant In Klamath Falls.- . ;'i
Tappan; 2-18-25; $.50 I. R. S. Dar-1 Perhaps Babe RutJ, t'.ie baseball
row Addn., lot 27, block 310. ' player, fainted In a Pullman car
The K. D. Co. to Margaret Jen-1 washroom because he found eiJUia
kins. '4-7-25; $.50 I. R. S.; Dixon soap there. ' ,' ' V
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