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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1925)
two" EVENING HERALD." KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATURDAY, JUNK, 27,- 1f25 ifo Q. e ' i ;-.' .' Days of '49 :f t ; i? If f I t Night Jialy 2-3-4 f ? 1 .it- EC amain Falls est event of the year. Don't miss this, or you will 'miss the shpw & or a htetime. t t t t X t "t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t1 V; t tl t t tl t t X t t t t t t t t t 't t t .... . , ...... : News of the Klamath Country .. Mrs. Jk. . M.. Thomas and mother, Mrs. .Wires',. Vers Kla'math , Falls visitors on j Monday.', Mr. Thomas accompanied them and' remained in Klamath -Fall after, gliding Sun day In Malin-. with hisfamtly. . Malln; was ,.repres'nVed at the railroad meeting by, ailrge delega tion of citizens, man taking the opportunity to shop during the day. f - Mr. .and. trs. A. Kafllaa an- chil dren returned from (a two weeks' trip to Lorig Beach,! Calif. -. They went by motor visltinjg, points along" the way.'' At lonfft Beach- they visited Mr. and Mrs.'. Petrasek and family, and Mr. andV Mrs. Horalck. They report a good .trip. Preaching services will be held in the community , hall both Sunday morning- at 11 ..o'clock and Sunday evening at' 7:30. - Sunday school at 10 a. m. All are cordially in vited: . Ray Pickett spent several days in Malin from bis home in.Sprague River, where, he . and Mrs. Pickett operate a hotel and pool hall. Mrs. Mildred Harbcrt of Belber, Calif.,, is visiting Mrs. John Reber. . George . Clark left Sunday for Dorris, where he will work in the mill for a week or two. Mr. Clark has' been acting as miller In the Malin flour' mill for the past year. H. O. Williams of the Peninsula ranch spent' the week-end in Klam ath Falls... Mr. and' Mrs. Layman and family of Shasta View were shopping in town on Tuesday; . Dr. F. M. Trout and father-In- 4 PUBLIC LECTURE ' : Y-' PINE' TREE THEATRE Sunday, June 28, 10 A.M. Subject "A, Standard for the People, Comparing : the ; G t e a t Pyramid of :; Egypt With the Scriptures." The --two are ' in" such complete har mpny'iio reasonable mind can .doubt . thii't the Mind' .which dictated' the one designed the other. Tlie two are" one. Proof conclusive . that millions now living-Will never -die. - , ... Under the. auspices of the .. . International' Bible Students' Ass'n. f Speaker G. R. Pollock of New York ?j. ; . ALL ARE WELCOME : T- : - i :: Admission Free and 'no collection law, Mr. Langstaff, of San Francis co, returned Wednesday night from Nevada, where they have been for the past three weeks on a business trip. Mr. Langslaff will visit with Dr. and Mrs.' Trout before re turning to San Francisco. Mrs. John Rcber and daughter. Cora Bernice, and Mrs. Mildred Harbert spent Wednesday in the county set. ; R. K. Hannon and Kay Van Meter returned Saturday evening from Sprague River, where they have been working on the new hotel Ray Pickett Is erecting at that place. O. H. Van Meter Qf Bonanza was a visitor in Malin this week. . The Wood's show played to good houses for three nights. Wednes day, Thursday and Friday. Mr. Rajnus- new business build ing on' Broadway ft nearing comple tion. There are several other new buildings going up, one by Mr. Pos pisil. - -. Miss Blossom' Turner of Straw was in town1 shopping- on Friday. J. It. Klllrf, proprietor ot the Jim's Service Station, returned Wednesday from; a visit to British i Columbia; where, he visited' friends and relatives. The aim mil meeting for the elec tion of high- school directors was held last week. The retiring mem bers', M. M'. Staslncy and C. M. Klrltpatrick were re-elected. The grounds of the high school are bolng efficiently cared for and improved thifr summer vacation. Trees were planted in the spring and a lawn put In at the front of the building. Malin lias a remark able schflol and grounds for a town of its size. ' '" M HI te a H a KM M U H' a a H a M H n a n n' i a a m n a a M a u u n H a m m a n H a H n a IBBDBBIIBBBIBIBII! n GoSctee St d rea at wholesale prices A - STARTING MONDAY, JUNE 29 sold at grocery stores. Come Bakery. Save 2c a loaf. ' Will not be to the j ' Klamath' Bakery j lIBBBBBBBEEBBBBBBBEBBEBBaSBiaQBB&filS.BBaBSQQSilBEaBBSBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBB c5WERRILL Mr. and Mrs. George Brandon and Mrs. Louie Loriand - of Med ford were Merrill visitors the week end. Mrs. Brandon is a sister of Mrs. T. A. Barrows, who returned to Medford with them. Mrs. Bar rows returned to Merrill - Wednes day. Mrs. Lofland was connected with- the Merrill Mercantile storo a number of years ago. Mr .Kelly, a representative of the Southern Pacific, visited In Mer rill' the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Coan visited In Merrill Wednesday. L. Story visited In Klamath Falls Tuesday from Merrill. J. I.; Morrison of Roseburg brought a truck load of fruit to Merrill vicinity Thursday. Mrs. Ieafy Van Brunner, who was recently operuted - upon Iri Oak land, f'nlir., Is Improving, ncrnrtl- Ing to word received here, j Mrs. Lottie Trowbridge of Santa Rosa, Calif., Is a visitor in Merrill at the homo of Mrs. J. W. IlRSkins. Mrs. Trowbridge is an aunt of Mrs. Haskins. She expects to go to Port land to visit other relatives. Lyle Merrill Is spending a few days in the Agency country. Tuesday evening u Christian En deavor meeting was-held at the manse. After- the business was over the evening was spent In a social. As many of tho people are bifsy haying the crowd was smull. Refreshments wore served. Noitlce was received in Merrill of- the deulh of Mrs. Tweed, wife of Rev. R. Tweed; Mr. Tweed was at one time pastor of the Merrill church and It was while he was here that tho present building was built..' It was dedicated freo of any debt. Owing to the altitude Mrs. Tweed was unable to live In Morrill. Mrs. Orsa Daniels, In company with Mr. und Mrs. Earl Irvlno, aro spending a fiw days at Diamond lake on a fishing trip. , , Merrill people were grieved to hear of the death of Lee Clyburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Clyburn of Merrill, who was drowned . In Klamath Klver. Another son was burned to death a year ago fighting forest fires. The sympathy of the community goes to the grief stricken family. fiarl Blodgelt, who Is taking charge of the Blodgott ranch, bus left for California for his family and Is expected soon. Ills furniture has been received In Merrill. . Rev. C. C. Hulet left Thursday morning for Mount Shasta to attend the annual convention of the Siski you county Sunday school council for religious education to be held at Mt. Shasta Friday. Mr. Unlet Is president of the Klamath county association., He is to bo tho prin cipal speaker at the convention. 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