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EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH RALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, AUGUST 21
192!
News of the Klamath Country
FORT KLAMATH
Mrs. Murtha Brewer, iwho has
been visiting her brother, .Marvin
Crone, of illy, returned to her home
Mtouduy.
Mm. Walter Southorlin and Mrs.
Pete linker of Algonai ramp wore
here on a social vlait Wednesday.
Kay Loosloy, who runs the Fort
Klainutb' Creamery, Is getting along
nleoly after having his tonsils re
moved Inst Monday.
Messrs' R. O. Varmim and Juck
Urlscoe, of the Ewauna camp, wore
social callers here Wednesday ovn
Ing. Emmett ;;iseraore, who has been
in San Francisco for the past year.
Is here visiting with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sisemore.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe llesstg and
daughter, Dorothj Wadswortb, left
Sunday uftcruoon. to spend u few
days In the huckleberry natch.
A. T. BellmniiL prominent real
csate man of Klamath Fj11s. was a
business caller herv Thursday.
Judge and Mrs. R. E. Uaker of
Alturas, California, Mrs. H. U.
Hurough and two daughters, De
Faust and Jean ot Susauville, Cal
ifornia, and Miss Elizabeth Peel
of Washington, D. C, alter staying
nil night at tha Fort Klamath hotel,
motored to Crater Lake Tuesday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Ajbbott, of
Ashland, Oregon, was bene on a
business trip Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. li iy Taylor and
mother, Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs.
John Orlh and daughter, Doruhy.
wero In the county sent Thursday
afternoon.
Misses Jessie M. Shall at Portland
and Emnm S. Weilman ot I.os An
Kilos. California, while hiking to
Crater Lake stopped for the night
hero, Wednesday.
Ler.ind Casey, of PrlMVllle, Ore-
roll, was here Wednesday on busi
ness. Mr. and Mrs. Langhhorn and Miss
l.elah Parks, spent an enjoyable
evening at the home ot Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Hoyt Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, who
spent iwj days at the huckleberry
patcir, got back to their home Thurs
day morning.
A small crowd attended the tent
show tin i.vas given here Tuesday
toy the Yager Brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. lloyi. Mrs.
Stella Lippnrd arid daughter. Keia
of Klamath Marsh, motored hero,
Wednesday. Mr. aud Mrs. Hoyt
will return to their home on the
marsh while Mrs. Lippard and Reta
will visit with relatives here for a
while then return to their home in
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Shank of Al
bany and Mr. and Mrs. Ce.'il Pox it
Eugene after spending tho day at
Crater Lake Tuesday stopped for a
hort time at the Anna Creek Mill
to sec a sister of Mrs. Shanks, Mrs.
Mack Parker. Tbey returned to
! SPECIAL FIXTURE WORK
FOR HOUSES AND STORES
their home hy wuy of Klamath Falls. I
O. I), Qunch, who has been at
bis home for sometime suffering
with a lame buck, left Wednesday
afternoon to resume his work at
(he Crater Lake National Park.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hlar, of
Roseburg, after spending a few days
with Mrs. lilijlr's brother and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Flody Miller, left Wed
nesday for their home.
Mrs. and Mrs, M. 1.. Ferguson
moiored to the Marsh Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ilayden of
Klamaih Falls, spent Tuesday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. 11 M.
TENNANT ITEMS
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SHOWCASES
COUNTERS
SCREENS
D O OR S
WINDOWS
AND
Mill Work of All Kinds
KLAMATH FALLS
CABINET & FIXTURE
FACTORY
127 S. 11th Street
Phone 894-J
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A GOOD JOB OF
PAINTING
Requires Two Things
First, buy W. P. Fuller paints,
as they are known to be the best
house paints on the market.
Second, hire a good responsible
painter to do the work.
Browne's Paint Store
W. P. Fuller Paints
Wallpaper all the latest designs
! ' .Varnishes Oils Kalsomiiie
. "If It's put on with a brush we have it."
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Mrs. Dale Fleeson returned Sun
day from her soulhcru California
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. Halght of Little
Shasta were visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard C.irard dur
ing the week.
Mr. John Templeton took the I
steam shovel lo Weed Mondav where
he expects to be stationed for about :
three weeks.
Mrs. J. D. Miller who has been!
at Medford the past week returned!
Thursday.
Mrs. H. M. Templeton has been
confined to her home the past week
with a severe cold.
W. F. Horn, clothing salesman,
was a business visitor In camp a
few days during the week.
Your correspondent had the
pleasure of taking an auto trip tol
Bear Paw care Sunday with Mi
ami .mis. i iay earner. Tins cave
Is composed of lava rock and if
quite a historical land mark, being
me piace in eariy pioneer Days I
where Captain Jack hid from the
Indians.
Mrs. Jessie Heath. W. C. T. C.
organizer and lecturer from Kern-,
dale. California, gave an entertain
ment and lecture on true American
ism from the W. C. T. 0. stand
point on Thursday evening in the
Wildwood Christian church. It is
to be regretted that more did not
attend as .Mrs. Heath is an inter
esting speaker and entertainer, and!
preceded her lecture by several
songs and humorous readings. Fri
day morning. Mrs. Heath, assisted
by .Mrs. Booth, of Weed, organized
a W. C, T. U. in this enmp. with I
twelve members for a start. The
following officers were elected:!
Mrs. B. 0. (iholson, president; Mrs
E. F. Miller, vice-president: Mrs
Forest -McLaughlin, secretary, nnd
Mrs. W. D. Vance, treasurer. The
next meeting to be held Tuesday
Tr. nt 0 n m Mi tlx, l,H,.
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in camp are invited to be present g
and join the white ribbon club. IS
Mrs. Heath and. Mrs. Booth left
immediately after the meeting for
Dorris, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Parker, R. B.
Hawkins and Jim Morton motored
to Yreka Saturday. The men will
attend the Masonic lodge in that
place Saturday evening, and Mr.
Parker and" Mr. Hawkins are to
take some moro degrees.
John Luttrell, who was our school
principal last year, was shaking
hands with friends in camp Satur
day, having motored from Hilt. Cal..
where he in employed during the
school vacation.
Mrs. R. B. Hawkins and daugh
ter. Harmony, left Saturday for a
few days visit with Mrs. Hawkins'
mother, Mrs. Cora Burkee, at Duns
muir, California.
Merle Brainard left Wednesday
for Oregon points, returning Friday
evening with his wife and three
children, who have been enjoying
a month's visit among friends and
relatives. They were accompanied
by .Mrs. -Cray Boykin and two chil
dren, Helen Cray and Jimmy. Mrs.
Boykin lived here for several years
and has many friends here who are
glad to welcome here among them
once more.
No Matter What Kind of a Car You Drive, You Cannot
Afford to Miss the
Buick Demonstration
To be Held Here Tuesday Night
New mechanical feature of the 1926 Buick, including the air cleaner, the
oil rectifier and the 75-horsepowcr motor will be explained.
Any Perplexing Motor Questions May Be asked of
E. L. THARP
noted factory expert, who will be in charge.
The lecture will be made with a new 1926 Buick chassis used as a demon
strator. The public is invited
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Meeting will be held in the showrooms of the
Buick & Star Garage
MODOC POINT
Mis. B. L. Dixon returned dur
ing the past week after an extend
ed visit in I.os Angeles.
On Friday tile Parent-Teachers
association held their regular meet
ing at the home of Mrs. S. W. Egc
llnc, as the school ihouse Is under
going repairs and the addition of a
new room.
It iwus decided that ia dance hi.
given at Lamm's mill On Saturday
evening August 22nd. Member. i and
their f i lends were invited
.Mrs. I). H, Crump and Mrs.
I). F. O'Leary spent Saturday In
town.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Chldester and
Mrs. Strain motored to Croat Lake
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Egeiine spent
I Sunday visiting in .Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. I). W. (Mump and
.Mrs. I). F. O'Laary attended the
K. C. iPlcttlc at Hayden Meadows.
On Tuesday, Mrs. D. F. O'Leary
left tor her homo In Sacramento
after a few weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. D. II.. Crump.
Mrs. 0. c. Lamm and daughter,
Kdlth, of Sanla Ilardara, Cal., arrlv
ed on Wednesday evening lo visit
their son and brother, W. K. Lamm.
They have just relumed from an
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Mrs. Chas. Drlscoll and Mrs. A.
Kehoe shopped In town on Thursday,
Mrs. A. J. Chidcstor and Mrs. C.
Strain spent all day Thursday In
Klamath Kails.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Lamm, daugh
ter Winifred Carol, .Mrs. E. (.'..Lamm
and Miss Edith Lamm, drove to
Kirk on Thursday to visit Mr.
Lamm's logging operation.
.Mr. and Mrs. F. E. McGee and
family are spending a few days at
Ashland and Medford.
A. J. Chodester drove to Klam
ath Falls on Thursday evening.
INCREASED SALES SHOW
I'til'l i.AKITV OF TK.WTOItS
MEDFORD PEOPLE
Hoy Clarey and Charles Rush of
Medford, visited here over Sunday
enroute to Diamond Lake where they
plan lo spend several days' on a
fishing trip. Both men are taking
their summer's vacation at this
time.
ASHLAND PEOPLE
Mrs. lierlba Wnllis. Dr. Charles
A. Haines and wife. Mr. and Mrs.
B. V. Carter 'and their guests. .Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. McKenzle and Miss
Wllma McKenzle, were among Hie
Ashland people who passed through
the city yesterday enroute lo Crnter
Lake.
Auto
Parts
Get
"ALLBESTOS"
Gaiiock Brake Lining
and
"THERMOID"
Brake Lining
, at
VanDykes Parts Co.
With the Hub Tire Shop
502 So. 6th Phone 616
New parts for all cars
CHICAGO fP) Tractors bad
farm equipment sales throughout the
first half of 11)25, as shown by the
llesearch Department of the .Nation
al Association of Farm Equipment
Manufacturers, which surveyed its
offlclnls who are heads of most of
tho 200-odd firms making up lis
membership und selling through
some 21,000 denlers to the termor,
Plow and tillage tool makers re
port the first half ot the year ahead
of 1921, and tho tendency towards
bigger equipment to eliminate man
and horse labor is more marked than
at any time In tho history of the
tractor's development. Oliver Chill
ed Plow Works-reports 20-per cent
Increase. Ojie great company esti
mates its two-row cultivator business
50 per cent ahead of last year.
The American Seeding Machine
Company reports .'13 l-.'J per cent In
crease over 1021 in grain drill bus
iness. The first half of 1H25 lias seen
a 24 per cent Increolf over the
same period last year with Fair
banks, Morse ti Company on farm
iicules. gas engines, windmills, water
Supply systems and teed grinders,
the reports shows.
WEEK BMp TRIP
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Noel, with
Mr. Noel's mother and Mrs. Crao
dall, enjoyed a delightful woeU-cud
trip to Crater Lake, returning home
by way of Meiltord. In the park
tbey found a light fall of snow.
log farmed In the Mi. I . k I and Miilln
sections during that time. lakltiK up
the POSl office work about a year
acii.
Three children survive, besides tile
widow, a daughter ami a son. Floyd,
both In Montana, and a sou David B
at home In Malln. Two brothers nnd
a sinter, nlso outlive Inc. deceased,
D. A. McCumb. Merrill route; It. It.
MdCc-mb, Turtle Lake. South Dak.:
Mrs. Charles N. Snow. Crescent ure
mic, Klamath Falls. A large host of
friends also mourn his departure.
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Malin Postmaster
Dead; Funeral Is
Held Today, 1:30
Following an Illness or reus limn
two days, j. a. iMeCoiub, postmaster
of .Malln, died yesterday at. lioon at
Ills home In Hie 'I'll Ic Luke valley
town. Falling health for more I hull
a year led up to I lie rapid decline
which resulted In his death, Finer
a 'ervleeH lire being held today at
1 : 10 p, in. In Malln, witli burial in
the Mt. baft I cemetery following.
Mr. McComb was born In Fern
Valley, (own. November 2S. 1871,
being 53 years old at the lime of
Ills death. He had been a resident
el Khinalh county lor 1 I veins lisv-
The only balloon tire
that will not rumble
when driven on closed
cars at high speeds
Hub
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I 502 South Sixth - Phone 616
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