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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1925)
JXftIRt)AY,,Tt 20,1525 . 'Evbrna iitiktib;. ittiteit imk ; 6ktGon . PAGE -TWO an sis : rs mti .w v- oji 1 y 2 Mode D ays Have yo u seen the complete program? Clip it and save it. It is your guide to the Best" time of your life. This is Klamath Falls- seventh event and it will be the best of them all. n y n ii :: 1! ii u n n n a H n u n n u n ii ii ii u n ii ii In i ill ii ii ii ii ii a a H ii !! it w II II II II II M fi II II. II II IS II II II II II II II II II :i ii ii ii ii ii ii :: it ii ii 1 1 1 , lZaaC3SS3BBaZaQBflaCBBBBSBflBflaB9BBflflflflBBfl&BBflllflOnBaaflSaES2iaSB2aEjBaESQ!e3SSCQKSaB&a2:H3BlBBBBBEBD n n 9 H u n a 11 u n n II u n II u n ii ii u a n a n " Vews Of The ; . Klamath Country MERRILL Mrs. Jane Mason ot -'Straw, Calif., visited In Merrill laist week, the gue'st of Mrs. Geo.' Officld. While here Mrs; Mason disposed' of her house and lot to Mr. Ro&irts. '. :Mrs.' C. C.; Hulet' left j Monday for the Willamette valley. she was accompanied by her : motjher, Mrs. C. S. Patterson, who -will spend the summer vwlth other cbilcfreh. in the valley and by her son, William, who PICTURE FRAMING ;.t All Newest Mouldings ; The Peasley's : . Opposite Court House will enter the . citizens' training camp at Camp Lewis for a niontft. Mrs. Frank Vobs and her slater. Miss Emma Adams of Ashland, were recent visitors in Merrill, the guests' of Mr. and Mrs. tva. Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pickett, Mr.' and Mrs. Pickett Yeturned to Ashland with them. ' J. J. Monroe from Modoc coun ty. Calif. j and Elmer Ahlstrom from Klamath Palls, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Barry Tues day. Mr. Monroe was a former teacher of Mrs. Barry's at Lake view. . Mrs. R. H.. Anderson received word that her mother, who suf fered a fractured hip several months ago, was in' Lane hospital, San Francisco, and had -stood the trip very well. A diagnosis showed she was ' also suffering from two cracked ribs. " A message was ' received in Mer rill telling of the death . of Mrs. Ramsby; . Mrs. Ramsby was the mother of Mrs. S. E. Martin, for- Take a Look at Yourself That is the best way to decide the big question of Tailor -inades vs : Hand-me-downs. The cost is practically the same, so all you have to do is choose be tween a suit that was ' made for anybody and nobody and one that is hand tailored for you alone. Putting it on that basis the question isn't so large everyone wants to look their best. : J. A. GOLDSMITH T j , eMerchant Tailor' ;!.?' 310 WINTERS BUILDING . I merly a resident of Merrill, and of. Carey Ramsby of .Klamath Falls. Mrs. Ramsby was well known in Merrill. She had been ill for sev eral month. The family have the sympathy of their Merrill friends. Mrs.' R. C. Anderebn and Mrs. R. H. Anderson were Klamath Fails visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson were Merrill visitors the first of the week. '',''" Mrs. Wm. Purdy and daughters, Miss Ruth Pury, were Merrill visi tors' Wednesday. Miss Purdy Is a student at University of Califor nia at Berkeley. She is a graduate of Merrill high school. Mr. and Mrs.' Geo, Of field re turned Thursday evening from a short visit with Mrs. Offield's rel atives' In Rbsebtorg. "Their daugh ter. Miss Ora, met them there and accompanied them home. , She has been attending the normal at Mon mouth. ; , The Ladies' Aid of the Presby terian church mot at the home of Mrs. Etta Scoggins. The president, Mrs. J. W. Scoggins, presided. The flower committee was appointed for the month of Jnly to See that flowers were In : the church. A delicious lunch was served by the hostesses, Mesdames Etta and J. W. 8coggiun, and J. A. Brown. Those present were Mesdames George Wright, W. Y. Hill, R. C. Ander son, R. H. Andorsob, W. H. Ander son, Chas. A. Brown, C and M. A. Bowman, G. H. Carlton, J. W., C. N. and Velton Hasklns, W. F. Jin hette, ' M. L. Moore, Burr, West- brook, N. E. Woodhouse, H. C. Parker, C. M. Merrily R. L. Dal ton, W. F. Fruits, C. D. Cliorpen ing, Paul D. Lewis and C. G. Mor rill and Misses Maud At. Calrton, Betty McElroy and 'Bee Scoggins arid the hostesses, Mesdames Etta and J. W. Scoggins and J. A. Brown. . The Aid began ' work Wednesday with their work on the bazaar to be held next winter. The superintendents of work, Mesdames W. F. Jlnnett and George Wright gave work to those present and the following committees have been ap pointed: Bedroom booth, Mesdames If. C. Parker, C. Bowman, G. IT. Carleton and Ed Harwood. Dining room: Mesdames C. P. Hasklns, Luther Hasklns, R. L. Dalton and Ic. D. Chorpenlng. Baby and doll: I Mesdames Burr WestBrook, W. II. Anderson,' M. A. Bowman and W. F.' Hill. Kitchen: Mesdames J. A. Brown, P. D. Lewis, C; V. Shnck, M. L., Moore. Novelty Mesdames J. W. Scoggins, C. M. Merritt, Etta Scoggins and . J. L." Farlhinhnm. Handkerchiefs and ; aprons: Mes dames v R. H. Anderson, W. F. Fruits, C. C. Hulet, Albert Myers. Candy: Mesdames Geo. . Wright, J. W. Taylor, C. N. Hasklns, Charles Brown. Eats: Mesdames N. E. Woodhouse, G. W. 'Of field, J. W. Hasklns, C. E. Craig. Fish pond: Mesdames Lester Turnbaugli, Vel ton Hasklns, Arthur Frazler and R. C. Anderson. Mrs. Jennie Jones, Mr. and Mrs. James Jones and fgamlly, Ed Jones, Buddie and Edna Jones and Mrs. J. A. Dewey and daughter, Winni f red, attended the show In Klam ath Falls Tuesday. Clyde Gtffln attended a show in the Falls Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Griffin -were Klam ath Falls visitors Thursday. Cub Eksman was a business visi tor in tho Falls Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. R, If. Anderson left Friday morning for Ashland to attend tbe funeral of Mrs. Ramsby, which was held In Ashland Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A: Murray re turned Thursday from Chlco,- Cul.; where they visited their daughter, Miss Aileen, Their daughter. Miss Eva, did not return but will Spend the summer with her sister. The Coolest Spot : Venetian Dance Barge in Klamath BACK FROM SCHOOI Ivan Houston returned to Klam ath Falls today from the Univer sity of Oregon, where he took his1 degree at the recent graduation ex ercises. Houston was prominent in student activities during his uni versity career, and was a member of Phi Gamma Delta. He will enter the Insurance business with John H. Houston. RETURNS TO KLAMATH Miss Maybeile Leavltt has return ed from the University of Oregon, where she took her degroe in Journ alism as the clone of the spring term. Miss Leavltt is a graduate of the local high school, and was a member of Phi Beta PI on the uni versity campus, , POE VALLEY VtHITOIW Mr. and Mrs. John McFall, who own a large dairy ( farm at Poe Valley were In the city on a" busi ness trip today from .their home. , COACH OakSand hat proved Owners have proved and you can prove these . facts about Oakland performance Flexibility We do not hesitate to match Oakland's flexibility against that of any car. And by this we mean iri lightning getaway, brilliant , acceleration, instant responsiveness, ' Power Ability to travel at sustained hluh speed mile after mileto take steep hills on high to pull you through the toughest going s - these are just a few of the thrills which the great power of Ouk- , land's highly developed, six-cylinder engine gives you. Control Quick, sure braking and skidless stops with Oakland's tlrhe proved four-wheel brakes easy operation, thanks to automatic spark, centralized controls and easy gear shifting. , And adding full measure to your satisfaction are Either Body, ' Dnco Finish and Balloon Tlrea. We invite you to drive an Oakland Six and match its performance against that of any other car. - R. R. R. GARAGE 831. Klamath Avenue W I N N I V O II O I D I N O Witt O AKLAN D SIX PRODUCT. OF GENERAL'. MOT O'RS , BKNl) VISITOftH . VlHfTINO T'ltOM JHCND " " . ; , 1 J. K. Honnessy, J. Melstor and Mrs. M. Denny and son of Bend, Enjoyment Supremo ; O. Horskorto nre visiting In the city woro vBltora ,n tho cty yostordlly . , from Bend. . ' on n pieasuro- trip. Venetian Dance Barge f.'BKM'KXT mV PKOPLK JO TO MAMV - Toiilght . ' ' Mr. and Mrs. M. M. McVay.nro - y j Visiting in the city from Crescent Mr. and Mrs. Allun Jonos left this City, California. afternoon for Malln whore they will mKf mn i ' spend over Sunday; . v PICTURE FRAMING PnoM MKEVIRW ' ' ' ' . All Nowost Afauldlngs "Mr. and Mrs. H.' Autlay are tor- WANTKD Two girls to wait on ' The Peasley's Istored at the 'Hotel' While' Pellcnn tablo at Itocky Point Ilnsort, Phono OppoBlto Court House today from Lftkovlew, , Itocky Point. Adv, 20. L ' 1
