The Evening herald., October 19, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

Monday, Octubor 19, 192G
EVENING HERALD; KLAMATH falls, OREGON
Page Five
MUIUULL
Mm. A n , 1 1 1 )tni,rr ot Bun KfOII
elsoo iii visiting her children in Mer
rill. Bho in ui i in- home ol Mr. .1
'. ItilVflOIODi
('. II. AlllllTMIM, publisher cf till'
Malls Progress, mu ! luteins i I
Kor in Morrill Tin 1.
Mm. A. I.. DlOdletl mill Ihr Ml
(inui (ran Applegato spent Hie tysak
end with her uousln, Mrs, Qao 01
riald,
boron Wolfe loti Tuesday for i.u
Mollnuii Oallf, H expects in return
in about h walk, ill" w. 1 r , wiin has
botn vintiiiiK Mr. Wolfe'i parents for
ions time, win return wllto. him.
It. II. AtldllrlOD mill I "mi, Offlold
retained Wednesday trow Portland
wbtM they Imil bean mi Witnesses
fur Hi" H.r. in tbe railroad burial.
Mr. inui Mm. Iron Kllgore Sfi rt
Kiaumth Pells visitors Tuesday,
w. k. Jlnnette attended Uw oi
lux or iii" Boutaorn Oregon fresh)
(try ui Phoenix, ii" wai the dologatu
from the Merrill ebureli,
Tim IiIkIi mhool nr.. having their
iiix wimkn examinations thin weak.
Mm. it. Kaltonhorn and family
inui Mm, 11. iiondrlakua spent Wed
lloniluy In K ti, 1,1 11 1 h I'iiII.i.
Mm. 11. H.Andorson and Mr, b,
1.. Hoeley inui children spent Tom
ilny III tlui 1'u 1 1 11.
m 1 '. j piotcber iiml llll In mm
rol 1 Id tpelr horns in Klamath
Pallet Hi" Mint of tin, week.
Mm, 1. v. Bum B,"iii (Vednoedny
with her daughter, Mm. it. 1,. imi
inn.
Mr. mill Mri. II. I. I Hi 1 1 "li worn
hueti ui itiiim r mi wednfgday evo
nlnr. Plate! kit,, IiiIiI for Mr. mill
lire V. I,. Mouldy mill mum Tommy
and .'niiii Hdwnrd of ChiloQuln,
Uoulie Daltoh god Mr. nml Mm. it.
U Hi. Ih. n
Mm. Burr Weitbrook returned the
first 01 Hi" Wgok from Klmmilh KiiIIh
w in i" ejte 1 pen 1 none lime m tin
home b bof slater, Mm. it. c. tiroes-
bnek-,
Will Polvoy hue left for 11 (rip to
Ireland, lie i to k y way of iii"
Panama canal,
Jn, bgeey i"ft reoently for hi"
"hi boma in Iralandi flu expects to
I, n none (ill l'"l,ruury,
Mr. nml Mm. John l)ol:ou have
moved Into tbe Dnvin home.
Mm. ('. t). Merrill nml children
ware s'i i. "in in Kigmatb Falls on
Thiiredey,
B. M. Hammond und sou had
some roglitered Hampeblre ibeep
brought in iimt week.
Mm. H. K. .Martin spent Wcdnos-
day in Merrill.
Tiicmlay "Vniilnt; th" t'brlntliin Kn-
JT;'7 '-.i- '
r
I I Mil '
won't save it
ilil! The "Loren
Tl... ' . t
nut b sircunt 01 wnici troni :i nose won
Automatic Vater System will pump watc
for lueh cmcrKciK'io. Ih-miIcs Miiilinn plenty fur
liaih room, cattle nml oilier ti8e.
under pressure
tin-
It frost proof and you can mr it all the year round.
on 6th near Main
Phone 371
dutvor soclelg ot the Merrill Pre,
byterlnn 6buVcb held lie regular
monthly; buolnses meeting ui tbe "deb
roomii. KoIIowIiik III" IimkIim-ah kok-
fiion a ooelgl hour wan enent. Ogttiel
wore pinynii mid refreebmente w,r,, I
nerved i,y Mm. M. a. Bowman end
John plllard, a very pleangnt eve
IiiIiik Wee epi'iit. 't'homi iirnm-n' worn
Mr. end Mfi, Lee tor Torabangb, Mr.
nml .Mm. J. W. BoOgglbe, Mm. J.W.
Taylor, Un, m. a. Bowman, Kuy
Jlnnette, Opal Bekrldge, Arinnn Tay
lor, Hgtber Moore, Bvn kturray, flor,
"tin, Ulllard, Bdna Merritt, Iteg Ab
bott, oiin Dlllard, Leetot Moore umi
Bujene Merri.lt,
Mnny buntiTH took lulvantflKn of
un ppenlng of the pbeaeant eegeon
Tburedny anil ninny urn unJoylnK
tbll dgloty (IIhIi thl woitk. With
many, nothinK ih etiitg to a nlcof
young pbeegant,
Mrn. c m. Inerritt wgg bdeleee on
Wedneiday aternoon at n imrty in
honor of Mm, Knrnh Blbdgett win,
Ik vlHtllriK at thu homo of hnr eofl.
Tin' ladlee took tbelr fancy work and
thu gfterndon wax Hpont in vlettlng,
Mm. Blodgeti left Merrill number
of ynarH aito. A AillelOttl lunch wan
terved by Mm. Merritt, a v,rry ,i,nM
gnl afternoon w-nn ipent, Tboee pr
eent were Megdernee t'- Martin
anil A. C Vlnharl of Klamath Pnlle,
II. II. Amlcmon. W. II. Anilnmon,
.1. a. Brown, C, A. Brown, 0. iiow
man, Bttg BeogglU J- w. Beogflne,
.1 c. Btevennon, Anna Ratellff, J.
11. Kidwell, Jo BtnJcel, 'r. a. iiar-
rown. J. U'. IlitHklnii, Btmor Blod-
gett, Barl Bodgett, B. IP, Merritt,
imil .Mb 1 Bdna Merritt and Mrn.
BlOdgOtt, tin, honor Kiii'Ht ami the
boeteee Mm. Merritt,
Hoi Dewey Jr- from l.onlln spnnl
i tow daye In Merrill thin ",.(, tlw
gmm of 111 h brother, nml ulster In law
Mr. and Mm. J. A. Dowey.
The Ladle' Aid of the Pribylir- i
but cburch win meet nfedneeday uf
ternoon at ibe hone ol Mm. 11. 1..
llulion. Mm. It. II. Andemon will
molHl Mm. Ilr.lton.
Tbureday evening if number of old
Crlonde or Bimer iiiodgott, who 1
Vlettlng her, from Mailt, lea, Calif..
gave him a Burpnee imny at tile
boma of bin brother. Mr. BlOdgett
attended ecbOOl In M"rrlll and thone
preKent were tnoHtly old Hchoolroates.
After talkliiK over old time 1191I
plgylttg rumen, the Indies nerved re
fnmhmeiiiH. Thnie present were Mr.
I nml Mm. C, I'. Hankln.'i und family,
Mr mid Mrs. J. I.. Ilnnklmt nml fain
1 11;-. Mr. and Mm. i'. .N. Hnnkina and
IfiiDilly. Mr. and Mm. J. It. Kidwell.
Mr. and Mm. M. A. Bowman, Mr. and
Mm. Chun. Drown, Mr. and Mm. J.
Q. Btereneon, Mr. and Mrs. Kltner
K. Merritt, Mr. und Mr. W. 11. An
I demon. Mr. and Mm. Elmer Hlod
iKi'tt and family. Mr. and Mm. Karl
j BlOdgetl nml family, Mrs. John Uod
M,n and Mm. Sarah BlOdgett
1 Mr. and Mm. InKle of Lawrence,
i Kiinjuiu, visited a few days In Mor
1 rill. with their niece. Mm. John t'ox.
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They left Wednesday for Manteca.
Calif., to visit with Mrs. Ingle's sis
ter, MrH. Metzar, mother of Mrs.
t'ox.
Thlria Aaderson entertained with
11 "pirate party" ut the homo of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Anderson
on Thursday evening, the occasion 1
lioinK the fifteenth birthday of her I
sister Helen. The evening was speat
la dancing, singing nnd games. Ta
vors for both the boys and girls wore :
hidden through the house and the
boys' favors contained the names of
Kirls. When all were found a game
of "clap In and clap out" was play
ed. Tho girls found their supper
imrtners In this manner. The party
wns a surprise to Miss Helen. She .
received a number of presents.
Mrs. Wilson Reported Engaged
WILL USE JAZZ
IN GRAND OPERA
CHICAGO, Oct. 19. -P) Ja, '
the riigced waif that only a few ;
years ago was timidly begging shul
ter in the musical family, at last Is
knocking at the Olympian portal of
grand opera.
Graduating from tin pan alley and
but lately molded to tho forms of
rhapsody and symphony by such
moderns as George Gershwin and
Leo Sowerby, a Jazz opera Is now j
In tho making.
Tito Shlpa. famous tenor of the
Chicago civic opera company, an
nounced that ho had mado plans for
tho production of the first work of
this character.
"The typically American motifs in
jazz nnd syncopated music are can
able of Partying symphonic or grand
opera significance," said tho tenor
to hts composer of "Dreamer of
Dreams, root, Toot, Tootsie," and
"Oh, Mabel."
"mmm n mm
1 From Paris come rumors that Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, widow of the lata
president, will marry Dr. Sterling Xtuffin, a Washington physician nnd
Close friend of tho Wilsons for many years, ftuffin Is oS and a UicbcJor
He and Mrs. Wilson now are in Paris.
OBITUARY
Remains of Floyd niach of Dor-
ris, Calif., who wns killed In an
iiutomobllo accident on tho Kcno
road Friday, will be shipped tomor
row to White Klsh, Montana, by
way of Hond and The Hallos, Where
funeral services and Intermeilt will
take place.
llo careful about your wants.
Everything depends upon what you
want.
Finland is using lv: :!rauU: ni:u
Ing to gather peat, water pumpo 1
into the bags forming a liquid mar.s
t'hat can be removed with turbluo
pumps.
In building a state railway 100
miles long th Norway 2;! tunnels
with a total length of five miles
had to be bored and 57 bridges constructed.
A knife having an electrical re
sistance heatiug element in its blado
lias been invented f.r renuviivs tho
sealing from storage batteries.
A Dutch inventor has patented oci
clecbrfic device to warm air before
it Is breatihed Into a person's lttnsi
In cold weather.
oAt the TINE TREE
Ono of the finest characteriza
tions Milton Sills, has yet given on
the screon.
That Is our opinion regarding
"The Making of O'Malley," which
opened last night at the Pine Tree
theatre with Sills in the stellar role.
InWdenteUr, it is tho first time In
hia career that he has bean offi
cially "starred" in a moving picture,
and ho amply supports by his per
formance tho wisdom of t'ho First
National executives in starring ihlm.
What happened makes this picture
one filled with unexpected inci
dents, aiiousing the heart to laughter
and filling It with suspense. In
the cast are Helen Fenguson, Robert
McKim, Tote Ducrow, Frank Rice.
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passengers and malls botween Ilol
fastj Ireland, and Carllslo, England.
c4t The LIBERTY
When shots are fired at two peo
ple in the dark from near a haunted
ranch house something Is bound to
move. In "Spook Ranch." the lat
est production) coming to the Ubortiy
theatro today, Hoot dashes into the
house to investigate wloh his color
ed valet dlsappeara over Oho hills.
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