The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 13, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI i i i I t I i i l I i ii i net m t jl-JL EVENfNG nRRAT.P. KLAMATH PXEtA OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1& News of the Klamath Country f cSPGROVE Mr. nnd .Mrs. 3i K. McCain and on nf Chllonuln, wore here Sunday visiting friend. Kcirmim Anderson nnd Uonrgo MorRiin 'Wore In Klamath Kails Fri day on business. m---. visitors In thf county neat sat urdny. I. .mil (reivls of Algnnia ws visit ing friends liert' Sunday. Mr. and Mr V'!i'r Sparlin of Wll'lanis Creek, Oregon were guests at Ilie J. K. Mansfield home Mon day. They were returning homo by way of Crater Lake. Ernie Hosley of lira Klamath Supply company at Chlloquin was a business visitor here a few days ago. Vim. Simouson of Kirk was here last week on business. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell motored to firmer Lake Sunday. ( Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brophy. ac companied by John Brophy left Monday for Medford to be Rone sev eral days on business. Miss Jane Prime of ctlloq uin visited with Miss Margaret Benson her Friday. F. H. Dodson of the Dunham Motor company of Klamath Kails was a business visitor here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. McKeever of Chiloquln and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mansfield of Aspgrove spent Sun day at Rocky Point. Mr. Horan nnd C. I.. Larson left Tuesday for Portland'. W. Doney and Ernie Kramer "have returned hee to work. Bill Simpson and wife are now J living here. The Simpson's are well known, having lived here a good many years. Mrs. W. Doney and children re turned home Monday evening, after WOOD Summer weather baa melted down the price ot Block-Wood to the extreme bottom. Low summer prices are now on. Don't hesitate but buy your winter's -ood now. There will be no cheaper prices. Green Slabs Orders are coming in tor that good cheap wood green slab. Our trucks are delivering the best green slab we hare ever "old. Order a years supply of blocks, and green slab, and Ton are safe you can get no better wood. Peyton & Co."5 Wood to burn" 601 Main Phone 535 hnviiiK spent a week in Klamalh Kails with relatives. Connie Crystal, Jo 1'pp, and To. I Snyder of Klamath Kails were visit ors at the W. Honey home Monday evening. Kred Jackson nnd Alex Benson spent the week-end hen'. Both are employed at Ewauna camp. FORT KLAMATH Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Ryan left for Portland Wednesday to visit Mr. Ry an's sister. Mrs. l.ipplo who is very 111 with high blood pressure. Mr. aur Mrs. H. L. Weiss left for EURene last week where Mr. Weiss will attend to business for the next two weeks. Mr. Siseinore. a prominent rancher of here, was in the county seat trans acting business Monday. Miss Mae Mercadier. who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Bunch for the past two weeks, left Wed nesday for Lakeview to visit her sister. Mrs. Tim Murphy. Robert Cordon motored to Klam ath Falls Tuesday to attend bus iness there. The C. I. club of here met at Mrs. E. D. Briscoe's last Friday. Where they prepared fancy work for the Kalis bazaar. Refreshments were served after the meeting by Miss Adrain Zunibrum and Miss Peggy Briscoe. Robert Wiggins and Stewart Mit chell motored here from Medford to visit Esther and Chester Jackson. ' They returned to Medford Thursday ; morning and were accompanied by I Chester Jackson. ' Miss Elva Moon drove to Klamath. Falls Wednesday accompnnied by ; Mrs. Jack Martin and children. They : spent a busy day shopping. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Loosely motored to Klamath Falls Thursday where they attenede to business. Mrs. Loosely left her four children with Mrs. R. A. Moon. Mr. Loosely is but ter mager at the Fort Klamath creamery. Miss Bess Briscoe who is teaching at Topsy. has been home on a vaca tion on account of the children hav ing whooping cough. She returned to her school Sunday morning. Mrs.. J. B. McAuUffo was In the county seat Wednesday. Miss Jtnjfl Nichols .of HolUrwood. Calif., Is here visiting her aunt and n'ncle, Mr. and Mrs. E. R: Cardwcll. who are ranchers of Wood River val ley. W. E. Nicholson and family mo tored to Medford Friday where they wlll spend a Tew days visiting their daughter, Mrs. Houston. They were accompanied by Mrs. Fern Leever. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moffitt of Klam ath agency passed through here Sun day on their way to the huckleberry patche. Harold Winier and son Norman motored to Klamath Falls Thursday. Mr. YVi'iner is proprietor of the Fort Klamath garage. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nichols of Kiamaih Kails motored to Port Klamath Sundav morning. They were accompanied by Mrs. 1.. tV Areas. They went on to the huckle berry patch to spend the day. Mr. and Mis Mayo of San Kran CltCO are guests al the homo of .Mr. ami Mis. S. II. King. They arrived here Monday. .Mr. Mayo Is Mrs. King's brother. They were accom panied by Mrs. Mayo's nephew Rob ert N'oyland. MERRILL Mr and Mrs. R. L. Halloa. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Merrill. Mr. and .Mrs. C. Merrill and Ray Merrill at tended ti le baseball game at Klam ath Kails Sun lay. .V ss Louise Dallm Is visiting in Klunalh KaMs as tio house gnes; of llr. and Mrs. Umax. Leo Davis of ChUcsfuta Is spend ing hisvaontlon in Merrill. Some Klamath Kails visit rs Sat urday were Mr. and Mrs. C. Bailey mid sou, Mrs. W'alter Robtaon and daughters, Doris and Lois, Ester Karl and Kenneth lilegor, Mrs. R. H. Anderson and 'laughters und Matt Brown. I.es Sailings gave Iho second an uual Harvester's Ball ia Merrill Friday might. An exceptionally large crowd attended. .Mr. and .V'.-s. S. E. Murltn were in Merrill on u business pleasure trip Thursday. The hlgi school gymnasium ha-: been remodeled int.) t.vo class n.oras. The fifth, sixth, setMi'.'.i and eighth trades will be down stairs, this leaves the high acho.il the ent're upper floor. The bnskei ball games will be played la liio Community Hall. Miss T'alrta ami Helen Anderson are visiling in Kiamaih Kalis for two weeks with Miss Anna Steier. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlie Withers left Mor.'lay for an extended lour nf lie United States. ' Mrs. D. Stukel Is having but house .remodeled and pipered. Jim Stevenson an J Jess Kldwvll of the Lorenz rc11 spont Ihe week end with their families in Merrill. Rev. C. C Hulet returned Sun day from Portland 'where he ha bean visiting Mrs. Hulet who has been ill. Her muny frlendn will be glad to know she is rapidly improv ing. F. A. Et.own and family are vis it rig in Merrill from Aden. S. E. Martin and daughters Vera ins I Drrotha were in Morrill Sat urday und Mr. Martin went down on the lake to Inspect tile crops. Kirs. B. E'.'nwn, Mrs. C. Bailey. ami .V.rs. Gacomlm spent the week end camping near Kort Klamath. Hay Merrill of Redding, Califor nia is a visitor in Meru'll fcra husl . ness. Sacred Heart Academy a select boarding and day school for girls and boys. Conducted by the Sisters of St Francis. Grades follow regular state courses. MUSIC AND ART .. . ' ( departments under excellent teachers. High school standardized. Rates are reasonable. For information write Sisters of St. Francis or call at the academy. KLAMATH FALLS J III It k t SPECIAL FRIDAY 3C SATURDAY 6 J, Lemons 35c per doz. Crown flour $2.80 J j Full Line of Groceries Hay, Grain and Poult' Supplies We are paying 41c and 43c for fresh ranch eggs ( . Friday and Saturday J Trucks for Hauling -hi t - Wi f ANDERSON TRANSFER & GROCERY 335 S. 6th St Phone 795 TENNANT ITEMS B: C. Popliam left Tuesday morn ing for San Francisei bo consult a specialist in regard ln an infection of the mouth, fi.'om which he has been suffering frir Ihe past three weeks. . Curl Kursiin assistant Supterla tendent of the -ramp started on ills vacation Tuesday morning, he ex pects to visit at Oakland an J Los Angeles, Cal., and will be awey about two weeks. The ball game Sunday between Hornbrook and Teunant was very much a one sided game, tie BOOTO being 11-1 in favor of Horn brook, which made Tonnant feel irather blue. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Parker and Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Wingfield mot ored lo Bartlo Sunday. C. W. Chaaipion, wife daughter and small soni were guests at thr. Murphy i'lome .Monday. Mr. Cham pion Ii a machinery man fnjm Oak land, Cal. Rev, V. R. Jamedon of LOS Angeles, Cal.. Is holding revival meetings in the Wildwryrd Christ ian church IJhiiH week. The attend ance has Keen quite grnid all week. Mr. Jantesron being a very eSlintal and Interesting miea-kor, and well worth any ones time to go and hear mm. Miss Carol! V'anUyke of Ashland, Ore., is visiting Mrs. Alfred Stroud. Ed Meadows ' wiir hai been with the Tejinant .officii force of the Weed Lumber Oj., the past two years. left Frklav f r Berkeley, Califxirnia, IO resume 'l;s studies at tne U. of C. Mr. and Mra. C. Wi Murphy, daugjbter Dorothy and i'eari :uid May Ellen Tcbbe niotoned to Klam ath Fills i Friday. Capt. J. It. Woods from Long vimv, Waah.. ; orroatry engineer was In camp a few days the latter part of the week. Cotttie Dollth-hldc, son of Mr. and .Mra. I in l liiarhido suffered ulto a cierloiia uciddcnt Thursda.-, no with several other young men were In the bath hrmsc plunge when Cor nle slipped a.nd fell 'striking his head on the concrelo wall. Tor a time II was Toured he had (ir.ncus slon of the brain, hut Friday morn ing he rallied and all danger ! ptiu'llrnlly parsed. Dr. Will Tcbbo of Weed came up 'ad ihcld a ci'risultaUoii HAAS Fresh Candy Every Friday Star Drug Co. Fifth and M a in S t s . Kodak Supplies Fountain Pens Office Supplies ft I . I Witch Hazel Very refreshing ufU( baring. SiMithlhn for in.-K'i'l ttih-s and bruises skin. It's limes -tronner than the or dinary gradsa. Full Tint leKuIurly I BC Tilts Sale -' 1 Inst'cl liih'H and I or lill'buned ski j nearly I h r e 0 .1 stronger than I Georgia Rose Toilet Water M A true renroiluction of 'Iy'I Ihe fresh flowers. Comes i'iHl In a beantlfully deslitiK il I m, r.w,...l ,..u. Ii..t 1 1.. Ilnl "-". i " Ml , 1 I'n iiy enough for any DJyl ilrvssitiK i.ible. Sprinkler I lop. Kvgulurly Jl.uO h 7y a BoRiUnrlj 91. iiiiriiiK this sab- Aspirin Tablets I'romptly, r II -I leva pain, head achse. o 0 1 il s, naurtjgla pains. M a d e fro m True Aspirin. Hox of U tab-lttU. During this Auguat Sale Starting August 1 Wo i off i ill-' ." romarkublu btf 'i .Inn n ntU' m ttKOIltbla kih)(Ih. fiVrylHMy loUy wnntn in nuvt mtuw v you do, HO lorn your tio(fhbor noxi itoor ho dooa evof) othor poitvn. Tilts tUlirobVl&dlM, WUh vory low t'Xrt'titlntis, In tiuulo In fltrtor- leu wnlcu we iMid (ho thounntiitri ot uoxnti storoi own nnd control. Tht toodi Bra iitiudsrd ve iuHvis OD too thbm atmolutuly. Kt'xall Kiu'tory Dwnotthtp fttOUO uin k on powlbto nuch vuluoii. Tlioy con not bo dopltojltooM we ooratally Invito jrpu to vIhK OUT fttOTOi ( 000 t hi nt' rurc vul UN) tuitl to iiiii ttio iiinrtt of t It id uri'iit nitimynvinit opportunity. Jonteel Talc Nothinv QQtfo MttfUtl Jott toil for HM uflor tH6 hiii ii or Bnovo to pfovoni ChftidOf, OffMelK pMf. h tl rut loii, tool hi'K unit drloi ttio nidn. "Miute from I'uro Whlio I tu Hun Tale." it.tjfiitnr rrlfi 39 Maximum Ladies' C o in b . Made of lilRh-r.riida lubber upec- laiiv traatuu, ii intthei long Th. nlmn on ihe comb is gimran. loo or the qunllty. KKhr aii c oa rati or OOgfiO and flue. Itokular p. I e Soil IQ'' BtllO pi b e Maximum Men's Comb s Hard rubber, high made. 1 Ini'hoH. Coarae or nutriie nnd Hue. Itegulni prlii' :!.!. Ol' Ulo price Bobbed Hair Comb The very latest und must conven ient climb lo c an y. 4 InChU long, Conrse or ootnio ami flue. n It'-Kularpfii' S ile nttivo , Hi i' 29 Uoj;uIa. ly 'J " 19 Other Toilet Goods ? 11.50 Odor Jontiel i.iii Purctest Epsom Salt is absolute true from impurities. It is. therefore, easy to lake. A won derful eiithnriU'. QlTS prouipl re 1 lb lo. Itesuhiriy 25 ' This Sole 4 oz. slxis Regularly 1 This Snb- pip Rubber Gloves Regular price $1 y0 Sale price J1.5U tidor Jouliel VI. Ill 504 Buy Hum. I nr. lite ;.,- lliiriuony I. line VeRetiil ."Mic 50c oeortia Reisl Hwe pwdr. :siK' tUe CteorgU Itoas ThIoubi t$f i mi ceorrtiii Rose Potty i'wdr 7c 4uc RntUI Theatrical fold Cm.BTc 50o Tiny Tot Tbnel Sel tiwi 50c Ollro Hbiimnoo HTc Ml. IteXOltVe Snap par do. IIHc I5c Harmpny Tollei Cream 19c l. tie Toilet Waters, I odors, TOe i BO Jnoeve race Pwdr, . itoiii f 6C .liim-ve P'fnnie, mlulu. I. no Klenzo Dental Crcme Quality Tooth n Miortmonl f ityloi tnnt win Hiittdfy tht rtiilr-tttiniN of tvry otto in tho fuinlly Qood QUtUtXi whllo hihUi'H. The 1nH uro rt K Ion to will kiop your Tooth Whlfo mul Suarillnr v.nir Kiimi lu-ulthy am! VOUr hr-ath WOOl anil eh' Kojculurly tBfl iMirhn; I'M Solo 19 jonteel V am'shing Cm. Keens Ihe skin son. whit- and benit- tiful.-lt is the Ideal face powslel base. Perfumed with the wonderful. Jon teel odor. Snow-white, soft .and smooth, so rrfrcshinc,. ReKUl-.tr prlte 50C QO'' Sate Hre Jonteel Cold Cream 39 Regular This Sub pr ice 50c Klenzo Liquid Antiseptic It s' t ttofiiUri 5a bmIi Durino Thb Holo 19 SYMBOL FOUNTAIN SYRINGE 2-it. site KUiir- li'ileed one your. rMi : Mi d In DM plei'o- No HOams to Klve nHav or li-ik. . Extra heavy rubber tubliiK. Three full sixe hur.l rub ber i kh, ini'inl rfhtitMiff. Recvlsjrijr it. 75 During 'i hi" sub s1.19 Rubber Aprons Regular price $1 7Q Snl c price 41 Ouoade Linen Pound Pispir and rtr.,- Casniile Llnu Knvelopei lo niali'h. ut' value. TllU Sole SSt for llolll After you brush your teeth with Kb uio Den tal Cremtl, rinse your mouth wiib Klenso l.l Qtald Antiseptic. Illvcs the mouth 11 i-btun feel 1 11 if and lavueieus lite breath. Itexulurly 50 lit, l.r Tills sinle X . . .'. . 4.i...,...,.i...ii'llllllt.lll.ll.' .lilMIIIIKH. it service a m -w- i .WI?JL 1 quality i sue J3WZMjy Store 39 TltN u tho nfitsi eoonotnlooi wo ( OH) Hlulluner). QUALITY LOW PRICES Sandle. Stanley Tebbc, arcompsnied his f alitor. The Tcnnant I.ady Elk's cluh held their regular monthly meet ing Thursday al the home f Mrs. Ge3. .Miller on C street. After the business session all enjoyed a moal plearrant afternoon and delirious refreshments. Complimenting .Miss Caroll Van Dyke of Ashland, Ore., who Ih vis iting Mrs. Al Stroud. Mirs. John Dol larhlde gave tt dinner parly Thurs day evening. Covers were laid for twelve and a l.vely aaclal time anti'lpatod. but owing O the on for- j tunate accident to Cornie DOtkirhlde I It was a very unlet affulr. the young people enjoyed tfholr dinner , 'then iuietly returned to their homes hopdns all would be well with the young man. .Mrs. C. W. Murphy an I Mr;. A . K, Morbon gave a delightful party : Thnraday aflernuon at the home, or .Mrs, Murphy to Die intermedhil'' ami MltTh iicbo'.l L'il lS Willi ll 0 III Mrs. .Morton's Sunday s;h)l class. The afternoon -was pleoaanUy spent playinaj difierenj games lu the "Thank yiu" game the prize was won by Miss Margaret Overman, who is visiting her sister Mrs. Paul Henry. Twenty one girls enjoyed h. vitality of those ladies who pawed no cfforlu lo. made the parly h charming su i ess. Dalnly rofroah- medta were served and all (WJoycd a delightful ntornoian', A,,-;,a ... jVmproyed tti booklcoeper end visit to Hot home In K.-no ufu r during lis week-end idiowlng here. ; which she ri turu.-d to the (lor.lou Bd PMlml is able lo be about Vera Orubb has boon visiting at nw ; Wordon. . I'0"""" "fler "'" rMOnt """""' (be homo of her aunt. Mrs. Talbot . q.hl) yog(.ri) ihow, consisting of ; In the Plevena district for idveral TMderme, movies and animal nti dddlUonnl Country I'lirn-spon. days. WAt enjoyed by many Kono people donee Continued oh Pnje tott .Miriam firtibb made a brief week- ! i HUDSON COACH $ if ifftat M W Freight and Tax Extra Only Hudson Can Build It KENO Miss Esther Kerns plans lo lenvi here this week and go to San Ernn clsco where she will tuko nurses ironing, Mrs. Frank Kemp of Klamalh Culls has been vlsltlnir with her; intrants. Mr. and 4irs. T. J. (father nnd ber sister, Mrs. Simmers. Mr. Moftenion came down ilio river from bis island homo Monday to transnel business with local merchants. Augusta and .lonslo riicKf.'li nave. gone up lo iho I). J. I'uckoll log- with'hW'gliiB camp on Ihe Upper lako. Miss Kieinp; tlic world's hirgest build ers of 6 -cylinder cars permits Hu'dson to give the greatest price advantage, with the finest quality in Hudson history. Everywhere it is called "the World's Greatest Buy" because it is universally acknowledged that no car gives like quality, reliability, performance and fine appearance within hun dreds of dollars of its price. Hudson-Essex World's Largest Selling 6-Cylinder Cars ACME MOTOR CO Sixth and Oak