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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1925)
HERALD KLAMATH Saturday, NqVWnbflr Page Four I . . , News of the Klamath Country A Substantial City Residence MERRILL Mr. and Mrs. 1(. L. Dalton were hosts at d'iinor at thoir homo on Tuesday evening for Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Merritt who leave in a tow days for Corvallis. Plntcs wore laid for Mr. and Mrs. C, M. Merrill and Mrs. E. F. Merritt Kdna and Eugene Merrill. Mr. and Mrs. Dal ton and Miss Louise Dalton. Dr. and Mrs. Stilt, forinor resi dents of Merrill, but now living in Lakoview, were visitors in Merrill this woek. Victor Shuck and Al Baker left last week for Ashland where they took the train for Sacramento and Corning, Calif., for a few weeks' visit with relatives. Mr. Baker's par ents were former residents of .Merrill but are now residents of Wilboa, Cal. Both boys have been riding for horses in the government roundup all summer. Mrs. W. C. Bailey and Donald Bailey spent Wednesday id Klam ath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Fruits arcl little daughter left Wednesday for San Jose, Calif., to spend Thanks giving with Mrs. Fruit's parents. Geo. Brooks was a visitor in Mer rill last week. He returned to liis home in Medford accompanied by Ills aunt, Mrs. J. A. Brown, who will visit with relatives a short time. Mrs. C. G. Merrill was in Klamath Falls shopping Wednesday. Mr. Prentis, Tru-Blu representa tive from Portland, was a business visitor in Merrill Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown from Lakeview, Ore., visited with friends and relatives in Merrill a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stukel of Klamath Falls were in Merrill Tues day and attended the Merrill recep tion Tuesday evening. A ree&ption was held Tuesday, eve ning at the I. O. O. F. hall in honor of Mr. and Mrs,, C. M. Merritt. The Merritts have been residents of this community for 17 years and will be greatly missed in Merrill. Mr. Merritt has been a prosperous sheep grower. He has been director for the schools for several terms. Mrs'. Merritt has been active in lodge and club work. The large crowd in attending the re ception showed the esteem in which as supply pastor for the Presbyter- i inn church for a time. Thero will be 1 services at the church sun lieu day. Wednesday evening the Merrill public schools gave an entertainment to a packed house. It was an un- r- I usually good entertainment. The play was called "America, the Molting Pot" and was taken from several different plays arid rearrang ed by the teachers. The children showed that they had received a great deal of training by the teach ers and they deserve credit for their part. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fletcher and Ronald Greasy were visitors in Mer rill Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. Madison Brown had as invited guests for Thanksgiving dinner Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Offield. Misses Ora. Miriam. Winifred. Wilnr.i and Fanette Offield. Mr. and Mrs. it. H. Anderson and daughters Thirza and' Helen spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Anderson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. "riios. Martin in Klamath Falls. .Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hendrickson entertained at dinner Thanksgiving day. Their guests were Misses Caro line Vaeretti, Sivea Lungduhl. Glad ys Anderson, and Ruth Annisou from Malin. Thanksgiving day was quietly ob served in 'Merrill. The business hous es were closed for the day. This is a time for many family dinners, I Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dalton wore host at a family dinner Thanksgiv ing day. Guests invited were Mr. and Mrs. I. w. Bonis, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Burris, Mr. and Mrs. W. Q. Dal ton. and .Mr. and Mrs. Carr Dalton. Mr. and .Mrs. C. 0. Merrill had as dinner guests Thanksgiving day' MnS Etta Scoggins, Lowell and Carol Kat tenhorn. Mrs. Rudolph Kattenhorn has been confined to her home with a bad sore throat. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hale and Miss Virginia Tickle from Klamath Falls spent Thursday in Merrill the guests of Mrs. Jennie Jones. Mt. and Mrs. C. S. Hatch and sons Artie. Stewart and Gordon from Rogue Uiver were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Murray over Thanksgiving. -Mr. and Mrs. Cal Peyton from the r ''gill : ; : ,;v'; v V..V - s , ' . .; , h nn 1 IBp-t - LEI mey are ueiu oy .Merrill people. R. jcounty seat visited Mrs. Etta Scoggins H. Anderson on behalf of the com- j Thursday evening. munity presented them with a beau tiful silver platter. Refreshments were served during the evening. The Merrill high school was dis missed at noon Wednesday in order that the boys might work at the com- Six-Room House No. 637 ttpHE architect of the hoa- -f ' - i " j; T . H ! above had especially v.: ' v t . :j needs of a family with a c a A 4 tively narrow city lot, a-. um'-'il incidentally, one of the li::; !-. ' problems an architect has to meet. It is I tively a simple matter to design a iiou . thi is going to have an effective setting arid where there is plenty of ground room. Tbia ; for a house on a narrow lot are, However, re stricted. In this instance,-the architect has designed a simple, substantial exterior that has a real dignity. The wall surfaces lend the".: . i.. 3 -to a' great variety of patte-a treatm I In the brickwork. The color and texture of the brick will also contribute materially to the appear ance of the house. A study of the floor plans will at once reveal the fact that nothing has been omitted to make a modern home. The main rooms are large, the living room opening on one side to a screened porch, while a sun parlor open-, from the dining room, to which space is added by a good bay, useful for flowers and the like. Pcjrrncil or American Face Brick Association The kitchen is well lighted and ventilated, the windows over the sink on one side and he built-in breakfast nook on the other. The rater is placed in the pantry and iced from outside. There is a connection from the kitchen to the front hall passing the lavatory, -661 closet; and basement stairs, and giving Convenient access to the front door. Un the second floor are three large bedrooms, all well lighted and ventilated, an ample bath room, and numerous closets. Stairways to the and to the kitchen are very desirable features. Ehe basement contains heater and fuel room, laundry drying space, vegetable cellar and a garbage incinerator. There is an outside en trance to the basement. With a driveway at one side as shown, forty five to fifty feet would be the minimum lot. The first floor is well above the ground, giving good basement light. The ceiling heights are 8 feet 6 inches, and the content 38,520 cubic feet. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Moyer were munity hall. A room is being prepar Klamath Falls visitors Wednesday. i ed in preparation for showers, to be MiBS Maud Carleton of Klamath J installed for the use of the high Falls spent Thanksgiving at the J school. MIDLAND home of her brother. G. H. Carle ton in Merrill. C. B. Craig left Tuesday with his brother Geo. Craig for a short trip to Eugene. Rev. Beatty from Cottage Grove has arrived iu Merrill and wilf act Some towns have all, the luck. In Detroit a man got mad at his motor cycle and tore it up. Joe Foster and Wm. Lambert of Round Lake district were bVslness callers in Midland on Thursday. Wm. Burnett spent Tuesday eve Ding with Paul. Scviek. .Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hooper were i among the business callers in Klara- Make the worst of things and that jath Falls Wednesday, is what you'll have when you finish Mr. and Mrs. John Kobustelli, "BEAUTIFUL BUILDINGS are BETTER INVESTMENTS" Get the Most For Your Building Dollar e e H. R. Perrin BUILDING DESIGNS PLANS ADVICE ESTIMATES SUPERVISION 209 Hopka Bldg. Phone 250J RANCH AT MOOSE H A I.I, : , Owinj t tne lange demand for nr:.c floar spate, the members of! the A. O. U. W. who aro being hosts to their friends With a dance on I Wednesday evening, the affair will ' he held in the Moon hall Instead I of the A. O. U. W.' hall as first j planned, Lester Suitings orchestra1 will furnish the inu ic nndtho gen- prominent rancher of Midland. Were u.a pBbHc has been Invited to at-: Klamath Falls visitors Saturday. Tne hall Is being, decorated The Operena which was held Sat-j. by a committee in charge, with the j urday evening at Midland school ! holiday colors house was finite a success. A Jar, STUKEL ACQUIRES FINE HEREFORDS Declares Murdoch Herd Finest Cattle Purchased During Entire Season crowd attended, and after the play was over, they held a community dance at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Spenre of Midland. A very enjoyable evening was spent in dancing until a late hour. Miss Catherine Ess of Pilma spent the week-end with Mr. and Mr. Hilbert Largenf of Midland. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Gregory have moved into their new home which has Just Hi. en completed on theirl ranch which Mr. Gregory ' Cogently purchased off of the Caniph H t.-ai''. near .Midland. ' . i Mr. and Mrs, Hilbert Largcnt anil family are spending two weekal with Mrs. I.argcnt's mother, al Forlj Jones, California. I Mr. and Mrs. K. I.. Harnett and' j family wero calling at the home lot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray Sunday. Miss Klvena Pancbast of Hhaw, Bertram, spent the week-end with' Miss Opal Hooper of .Midland. i Mathcw Delfattl, a prominent ' rancher "of this district, was a busi ness caller in Klamath Falls Tues-I day. Four Wars WfSEKIiY FOUl.M JiKTTKIt The weekly forum letters of the Chambor of commoivo were mailed to the member" today by Mrs, Leah Smith and Miss MarJ Johnston. Kach letter was today sealed with the Christmas seal. Additional Society The Unite! St;itrn has engaged la four wars during the life of Mrs, EJilKabeth Ileeso of Newton, Kn., who hnB Just celebrnted her 07th bntthdny, and hhe WAS closely con. cerncd with thrca of them. Her first husband w-.-ih hilled in the war wltr Mexico, her second husband fought through the Civil War, and flvi isarandsons were in tho World War Declared to bo on" of the finest ' herds of beef cattle that has chang : ed hands this year, announcement was made today of the purchase by I Fri-d stukej of oo head of Hereford I cattle from II. F. Murdoch, rancher I oil the Kino road. I Mr. Stukel, who purchased tho cattle for a California Wholesale I meal firm, declared them to ho the finest ho had purchased this year. A top price of 7',!, cents was paid, ?r Hans' " Assailant Is freed by Jury I'OHTI.ANH, Ore., Nov, 28.-() A jury last night returned a ver diet of not guilty iu the case of WllllOU Smith, for hire car driver, who was tried on a charge of assault, with intent to kill for the shooting of John K. "Handsome liana" Fuger lle. special police operative, In n police raid on a hotel, February 17. Tho case went to tho jury at 8 : 30 and the vornlcl wan returned at 8 o'clock. Smith was trloa last Sep tember, but the jury In tliat ease failed to agree and was discharged. Smith's defense was that lit) shot Fagerlle in the belief that lie was a burglar. V A 1 The only thing valuable about Lime Is the way yiu us It. i itrrMtsiiii- OWB AT IWNBAR HOMK The Frlen.hflilp club will hold their next, meeting at the homo ot Mrs. It. H. Dunbar, at 4 20 Jefferson, on Friday, afternoon, December 4. RASTBHN BRA It HAS INITIATION TUESDAY evening marked the regular meeting of Aloha chap ter of the pastern Star, The regu lar busloeii meeting pi the order was taken up, followed by Initia tion 0( four candidates, Mr, and Mrs. .1. It. Bhaw, Mrs. II. F. Harrow and Mils Jean Perry. A BOOial hour concluded the even lug. On December s. the next meet ing night of the oaptr, eloctlon of officers for thi ensuing year will bo hold. visit xi:.T BATURDAY SATUIUlAY evelng, December 5. Miss Myr.i James, ot Newport, Oregon, who holds Iho office of 1'rcsldont ol the Uuliekuh Statu Assembly, for the M:it will pay hor official visit to Prosperity LodKo of Klatuath Falls. During the after noon a district convention will be hold to which members Ol lb", lodges from Merrill, Donanaa, t.'.ike vlew aud Paisley have been invited to uttend. Mil. AND Mlts. nOORRS tail. Pl.lMl-.'NT Willi DINNER ffgjrii. and MRS, oalte Rogers pro ilded oyer one of tho'mosl llghttttl dinners of Thaiiksglvlng day, whi n they ODtOrtglned a; the hour of flvu at tlo-lr attractive home on Pa cific Terrace. Tho table appoint ments were beautifully carried nut. with sweet teas In the pastel shade. Al either end of the tnble p.nt I Shaded egJldlW held In Dutch illv. r sticks were lighted. Mr. and Mr". C II. Underwood, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Ilussman, Mrs. Laura t'liumherlaiii, and Mr. Theodore Knopp were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ilogers. HOMECOllINU MEKTINfi THURBDAY APJBBNOON Till-: HOMBCOMIKO meetiat of tho four circles of the Presby terlun church will be held In the chun It parlors on Thursday after noon, ai thi). meeting final arrange ments for the bazaar will be COmplet' ed. Mrs. John Sargent and Airs. I. V. Houston will be hostesses for the afternoon. Miss RUTH ntii.vp HONORING STl'liF.NTS Miss itutii DoLap is compllment- ing tin; students of the higli school class of tho First HaptUt church with a delightful Thanksgiving party at the homo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. DeLapi en Kl Dorado street this evening. The guests livill lui'lude; Wityse Wliltucy, Dwatn DeLapi Blllle Thompklns, Kldon McKIm, Oliver Heavers, Kra est Holbreok, Buster Drown, Rob ert CInyo, Kenneth Thomas, Ken neth Cole, HaiolMlcbaolson, Nondls DeLaPi Faye iVbwel, Patricia Kirk, Myrtlo North, Qwondolyn Ciuye, Alice Holiday and ESIlB Rayson. Society Personals rrsi: AND M ItH. llany tl"Her tV un. I .Mir. 010 iArte "f left this morning for Medford, -Hero they will visit at the home of Mrs. Iloeller'n mother, Mrs, K. M, Wilson. Mr. ami rs iler plan to return home Sunday aveOltl while Mrs. Barle will spend ih eohilBl fort night In the valley city, Mr. mid Mrs. Harry PoolO rStUril' ed Friday from Ban Francisco where enjoyed the pani fortnight on a lOUl' blued hUSlnOSS and pleasure trip. Mr. Martin Itnmsby, who hits been upending lb' ThanKilvliii! holldnvs here with relative! and friends, will return to O. A. C. to renuinii III" rdttdlos on Mondav. Miss Pauline t'llft will return homo on Monday from a two weeks vacation spent In southern Califor nia with friends. MISS Bins Jensen has returned from souihern California, after two weeks, visiting with friends. oAt The Cnurcncs FIRST PRE8RYTHRIAN OHVROH suth and Pine Streets. Arthur t. lilre. Minister. I o a. in. i ihurch Bchodl, II a. m. -Morning Worship. Ker ntbni "The Clospel of winsomeness." Selo: "JeiUS, Jesus, O lluvii Mercy," Nevln - It, I'.'. Patterson. Anthem: "Bless Urn Lord," polltoff-lvutioff. Origan program b) Miss MePhersom "HcHsurructlon" Johnston: "Kong." Frlnil. , : :io olotlei j:J0 Christian Kndwavor p Brenlng Worship. SeVmon "A Walk with the Psalm-l-.t." Organ numbers: "Natural Adoration" Deethoyen; "Bllsahtlh's Prayer," Wagner; "To A Wlltl Hose" MabDowell, Anthem: "Hod Ho Lov ed The World," Stnlner. Sacred Heart I'bunli Sunday, November 10, 1926. Children's Mans: Ro'rlock. High Muss: lOtJO o'clock. Sermon: The Spirit of Advent. Kvculiig Devotions: 7:30 o'clock. Itev. A. F, Looser, Pastor. FOUR BQUARE hospfl (TeniMruiy QaaiterSi PellcSin t Theatre.) IU:00 a. iu. Sunday school, ll:0n g, m. .'I. oil p. in. preaching. 7:. '10 p. m. (Iri.it evangelistic gorvlro and prayer for tho sick, .Mid-week service: Weilnculuy 7:30, and Friday 7:30. A hearty woloome awaits you The! optimist enjoys the holiday: the posslmlst tlilnkn about tomorrow when he will have hash, Everything in Electrical Fixtures For the home. Irons, washers, Lighting fixtures and accessories, CtC. -SCC us for expert house wiring. Link River Electric Co. Do You Need Money to build that home If you own your lot, and have some money, we can loan you half the value of building and lot combined, payable like rent. Monthly naynicnta. Make your arrangements now, before the spring i tub begins, .so that your dream home may be a reality Before snow flies again. Chore is no quicker way of irtaking money than : y real estate investment in a growing town. You luo in the growing town the rest is up to you. Si jft Momyer & Momyer InsurBHce Real Estate Building and Loan Hopka Building Phono 366 &ifc-yfcwwfcww i,,r'-iVViri-ririrvi-M-XAIVVLiviJ
