The Evening herald., June 27, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

Monday, Juno 27, 1927
THE EVENlNfl HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Pare Three
BRIEF NEWS OF KLAMATH
'" turns 'of Interest Concerning Residents of the Great Klamath Hasln. If You Have
Ncxos for This Department, Your Courtesy In Calling 89 Will Be Appreciated
I'nHy KmJojunI
A rulorlo ii f rlillilrell. I'tiian frii'liil
of Murjorlo anil llrtira Vaster, itatli
ervit t Iho (Irirfllh I.. lluater liom
un frerlfle Tar rare Mi rVituruoy f-li-rnoon
lo rnjuy birthday party,
lun In honor u( sururle. Mn.
Master ered tho chlMr'nn . wllh
dainty refreshments al th cloae ot
tho afternoon which we ajirrit with
antra, i - . , .. .
KvtMI'KIH) llMIII' jtunliiKl AHMrilrl
Mian Durls (Iray, popular ineiiilier Contract rorerln ronilillullon of
of Ilia young m t of (iraut I'mw, who ubatrarts and nnl land title
fur tho pual wei-k lua been enjoying work fur I lie period emllng June,
a Vlalt hern at the home of tier uiii lu IftZK, has been nwariti'd liy Ihn
and aunl. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I'oltvd HUlr Itw lumutlim fii-rvlie
Aarija ItobrrUon, la plitu nlaa; to re- In Abstract of T it Jr. Coinpuny of
tuio houia Iho early part of thl Huullii.rn Oregon, of hlrli ('. T.
tart Kor Koulh
M Mlldrvd Craln, riauihler of I
Mr. and Mra. N. J. Craln uf this
rlty and Mlse Iran llnr hv left
(or Han Krani:lco aftor an enjoyable
visit here at Ihn Craln noma. Mlsi
t rain will llt In tbn aoulb wltb
relatives and friend for a time.
Mia Hitc will rnnintit south, - In-rt-flDtIr.
Ilolh young women hare
tauilil In Ashland durlnx the past
....
week.
Cnlvfnl llliiliila)
A Itroiip of youiiKslers, all iloae
friend of Calvin Hunt, son of Dr.
and Mra. Warren Hunt, wura eui'sta
jal th Hunt bourn on Friday after
noon. Thla markad . tho aeventh
birthday of t'atvln. (iamea ou tho
aiiiona lawn at th'a horna
tho merry hour for the
uiipiberliic 21.
I'rlce la munniccr. The roinpaiiy
bna Jul completed a almllar ton
trim wllh tha llci Initiation HtvIc.
roc rll)K the work for Iho Inat pre
ceding year.
Vl-llitl Willi Hon
51 r. and Mra. It. D.
Medford arrompanled
Coats Remodeled.
'ur Manufacturer.
Furrier
MR. WILLIAM
llhhftl.KH
428 Klnmalh Avenu.
Between Kourtb and Klflb.
Klamulb Fall
Ore.
Arrived Today I
.Mr. and Mra. Carl Newberry and'
.Mra. Iwrenro Mehaffejr arrived In
the city till noon from the north I
and will be guests at the borne 'if,
Mr. and Mra. Wilbur June, nr., for.
some lime, Mra. Mehaffey and Mr. f
."tnwbirry are the daughter and eon '
of Mr. J one and have been north
to l'ortland where they were Joined
by Mra. Newberry who has been
vialilng with ber parenta In Mlnnea
polia. They will return aouth to
their bonus at Antioeh, California,
ufu-r vlaltlng here for a lime.
livim I.leenee j In From YYonleii
Fraucla Osrsr Freuer, axed 17, . Mr. aud Mra. llrunt Nelaon ami
farmer of Olene, and Margaret , aon Richard speul the diiy hnra ouf
Wlllnette Tallman, axed 2t. of iter- bualneaa. Mra. Nelaon vlalted lirlef
rill, were laaued a llrenae late thla, ly wllh her alater. Mr. T. 8. Abbott, ,
afternoon at the county rlcrk'a of- J The Nelaon'a are prominent fiir;u
flee. era of the Worden oectlnn. ' ;
l-rft For Kelao .
Mr. J. r. Props!, mother ot Kd
At lt'KMllY HollMW
Member of The Hoyal Neighbor
are scheduled lo meet, tbl evening
at 7; 30 at the home of Mra. Itegnler
at 7 High atreet'. AH member
llenaon of I
by Ibe'r
puaaed daughter. Mr. K. C. Downing of 1
gueat. Spokane epenl Ibu week end here'
vlaltlng wllh their aon, Jimmy Hen-
aon. They returned home to lliu!
valley thla inurnliig.
ward Propel, who apeht .everal dy.,r" l,,nJ ' '
her aa the ho.. guoat of h.r aou Importam will be brought before
and daughter-in-law at their aumm-'r l,n"
ranch home on Merrill road baa left
for Kelao, Waahlngton,' where the:
will vlalt for an Indefinite f 'mn with
reUllve and friend. Mra. I'ropat ,
ha been making hrr homo In Vtrna
ttiulr with a daugblnr.
"MhoHy" Dalim y ImvUik
"Khorty" Dubney. popular em
ployee of The California Oregon
of j I'ower Company plana lo leave with
in the neit few day for aouthern
California where he hea accepted a
poaltloB and will reald permanently.
VUUral Itauglitpr
Mr. C. F. Olaon of M.dford haa
retuned home after enjoying
week'a vlalt here wllh her daughter.
Left For Homo
After an enjoyable vlalt hero at
the bom of Mr. and Mr. Maurl.-o '. Mikle III
I.. Johnin, Mm. J. Unhand and aon, I Frlenda of Mra. Otto Nlekle will
d. have returned to tbelr home
Kan Franclco.
In
VlalleU llarvey Home
Mra. Ilohprt Adam of Lakevlew
have been vlaltlng at tho borne of Mr.
b aorry lo learn that aba I confine I
to hoapllal In Portland where ho
will be forced to remain for an In
definite period. Khe la the wife
of Olio Nlcklea of Tho I'eerlea Cafe.
Mra. Kdlth Aniborg of The California and Mr, l.loyd Harvey. On Thura-
Oregon Power office. Mr. Olaon day evening Mr. and Mr. Claude I
wa accompanied by her little grand
daughter, Joan Madeline, daughter
ot Mr. Antberg.
Klaterll KUtr teetlna
At the final meeting of Aloha
chapter of tho Koalern .Stir to be
held on next Tu"i!ny evening.
June 1H, Initiation will lake plare,
according to an announcement made
today. At thla lime a report, of
the Orand chupter meeiluv recently
held In Portland will be given.
Heveral member of the local
chapter Including Mr. and Mra. II.
K. Momyer, Mr. and Mra. C. K.
Dennla. Mr. and Mra. II K Wallen
berg, Mr Jennie lltirn. Mr. and
Mr. W. J. Htelnmelx and many
oilier attended the aeaalun while in
Portland attending the ft into Festival.
Office Movcl
Attorney William fianong ha
announced tbe removal of hi law
office li The William Iliiildlng In
Kulte 20.1. Mr. (ianong will be In
hl now offUea aftor July firat and
can he reached by phone 144C.
David It. Vandenberg. another pro
minent attorney of thl city will be
located In The William Building
after July flral.
Tl kela Ac Helling
That the dunce to bo given on
next Wednesday evannlg fur the
benefit of tbe baaeball team at Al
tamont will be one of the most snc
eeaaful affaire of the week is Indi
cated by the rapid sale of ticketa.
ILil lilackburn'a orcheatTa will
provide the dance music.
At the baaeball gam tomorrow
when tbe Grants I'aas team meet
the local team, Hal Blackburn and
hi orchestra will entretaln with
a number of select loaa.
Itet antral T Aalilaml '
Mr. and Mra. Prank A rent and
granddaughter. Lucille, returned to
Aahland on Saturday after vlaltlng
In KJanjaUi - gouuty (or fortnight.
Whlui her Mr. Aram suffered a
badly sprained, arm but wa Improv
ing from her Injury when aha left
for her home In the valley,
Itrturnwl To I'rluevlllc
It, I.. Zeverley returned to Prlne
vlll on Haturday. afternoon after
having rent a week hr, railed a
a wltnea In tho.Wujf .tcutl. . Mr.
Zeverley haa many frlenda In Kla
math county and enjoyed a vlalt
wllh many of tbem while here. -
I'lralc Plaunrd For Thursday
On Thuradny, ladlea day at th
Iteame dolt and Country Club th
auxiliary, ha planned tor a aud
wlrlt picnic. Playing will start ot
nlu o'clock In the morning and Inat
throughout tho day. according to aa
announcoinent made ou Saturday. ,
Hon I Ihim
"Kdwln Kenneth" la the name
rnn,,.iin,..ni.,i Mr. A.tama wnicn ir. and sir. Jamea vioira
wllh an Informal dinner at their hr ' ,h'lr " on- borI on
nomr isunaay. ir. ana lira, vioira are.
"j jwell known residents of the Hlld-'
P. K. o leeliia Poiiloonml brand uieinci.
I'avlna; WiIimw1m'
A party of local member of the
D. A. It. plan to leave on Wednesday
by motor for Albiny where they
will attend a state board meeting.
Among those expecting to leave from
here are: Mra. Churle Martin, re
gent of Kulalnna chapter; Mr. O.
II. Harshbarger, past state regent of
California; Mrs. It. E. Watteubur,
state vice regent; Mrs. Wllhur Jones,
put regent of Kulnlona chapter and
Mr. Kmma Lee Mills, guardian ot
the D. A. It. It 1 posalblo . that
several other members wllh plan to
attend.
Juifgn Wallace Itetunicd
Judge N. O. Wallace returned to
hla knm, ! rflnvl1lM lalH Haltir,lav
'.I.. Z". y.. .... k.. aMUIan,
def.ndln. Frank Way in hi. trlai f 'l,';h" ",'1!'
Member ot the P. K. O. Club havo j
poatpourd tho annual picnic until a
later dale. The affair waa to '
have been held thla put week end
at tho Klwanl picnic ground.
Filial Meeting Turwlay
Tho final meeting of Aloha chap
ler of The Kaatorn Star will bo held
on Tueaday evening at Masonic hall.
At thl time Initiation will take place
and alt member are urged lo attend
the last meeting of tho summer
month. '
lack IMterbrlit rrtved
Jack Olterbein ot Middlelown.
Ohio, haa arrived In th rlty and
will vlalt hare Indefinitely at th
home of Mr. and Mr. Nate Otter
heln. The eastern visitor la tho
nephew ot Mr. Otterhein.
Knrwule Home
Mlaa Alice William ot tlend spent
tho week end hero wllh friends en
roulo to her home from southern
California where she haa been vlalt
lng with her parent. , ,
All summer coat marked below
coat , at' Bee Begin' Htore. J20-2S
From Spring: Lake
Mr. Frank Stewart and aon, Ken
neth., of Spring Lake visited here
Sunday with Mrs. Floyd Duncan .Mo-
Mr. McMillan accotn-
whlch wa brought
Friday.
to a clos on
III Xt Home
Mrs. Floyd II. Pool, well known
resident of tha Hnnanta district. I
reported a ellgully Improved. Mr.
Poola haa been confined lo tha fam
ily home for soma Uruo wllh an at
tack ot Hint. '
Expert Prescription let -Forbes
Pur Drug.
Itanrn Wnlneeday Kt-enlng
A benefit clanro for tha loral base
ball team will bo given at Altamunt
on Wednesday ovenlng with. Hnl
Blackburn' orchestra providing tho
music.
From Fort Klamalli
Mr. and Mrs. John Copelnnd were
Included In the out of town ahnppais
hero on Hnlurday from their homo at
Fort Klamath.
Pretty all-over apron dressea In
all sliea for only $1 ou at Beo Begins
Store J20-2
Mr. Clioyne Hlioil
Mr. W. Cheyne and two aon ot
Spring Lake spent Saturday In the
city shopping and visiting wltb rela
tive and friends.
Hock Improved
Will Berk wa able to bo about
Saturday for tho first time In more
than two week, having been III at
the family home Buffering with an
attack of Influenxa.
Pfotty silk drssans at Deo Do
tln'i Store, I4.DG to $35.00. J20-2S
From Spring Iako
Kd. Button, well known rancher of
the Spring Lnko district, spent Satur
day In the city on business.
Prom Algonuv
Mrs. Donald Dunn shopped In the
city on Saturday from her home at
Algoma.
Your Choice
Quality Huts In various straws tjt
greatly reduced prices. Justin &
Montgomery, Adv,
lu I'rotn Merrill
Mra. Henry Voe and , daughter.
Mr. Ilea Daniels ot Merrill (pent
Saturday In the city ahopnlug and
vlaltlng .U'lenUs.
In From Kirk
A. McDonald of Kirk spent the
week end hero visiting wltb friends.
Expert Prescrtptlonlsta
Forboo Pure Drug.
Sou la IkH-n -
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Pullcn ot 637
High are tha happy parent of a
baby aon, born on Sunday at the
Klamath Valley hospitul.
Rrtnrneil Homo
Mrs. C. II. Foster and children
havo returned from Teunant, Cali
fornia, where they spent several
day visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C.
W. Murphy, parent of Mr. Foster.
Vlaltlng From Houtli - '
Charlea Stoke of the, machine
shops at Tcnnant, California, is vlnlt
Ing here for a few days with friends.
jirtHine; H cuucuu
Tho Neighbors of tho Womlcrnft
will, meet on Wednesday evening,
June 29, at Odd Fellows hull prompt
ly at olght o'clock. A general busi
ness meeting and drill will bo held.
Furniture Halo .
Don't forget tho big tduvenport
and living room suite sale this week
at Mordoff's Furniture IMtise. 27-23
Here From MmuMod ; -..Ilrilt
David, ol M4iuton tie here
for tha week, eud on a combined
buslnest and pleasure trip.
I At The Liberty
y
"Buck" Jone in
"The Cowboy and
the Countess?' .
Speedy Jones will
show his stride in
this picture Last
times tonight.
Pretty alUivar apron dreasoa In
all . slues dir only il.00 at He Bo
glu'a Store. J2V-26
Kliopel limp. Halunlay
Mrs. J.. S. Taylor spent Saturday
Bfturaoon In tha rlty shopping (rum
her homo at Merrill.
In, C ity Halnnlny
Miss Mary William was among
the-out of town shopper who spent
Saturday here, ,
Tuken To Home
Mia Pauline Akin haa been re
moved to her borne (rom the Kla
math General Hospital whore she
waa taken following the accident
early Sunday morning on tho Merrill
highway In which aha was Injured.
Sho Is reported aa doing nicely.
Tbrlmn Urlxxla 1rfl
Mis Thelma Crlxsle. daughter o(
Mr. and Mrs, George Grlrile, left this
afternoon on Tho Cascade Limited
for Set Frnhc'Hco where alio will
spend a week, Wltb friends.
A now shipment of pretty dreas
oa and bats just In at Be Begin'
Store, "J2U-26
Itctumcd To Home
Mr. and Mrs. Levi McDonald have
returned to their ranch homo at
l.angcll Valley aftor spending several
dnya her visiting with relatives and
friends.
Bill's For Ftovvor-
nd Floral daalgna.
Adv.
rhona 1118.
With Mm. Blc
Member ot Tha Mah Jongg Club
are to meet with Mr. John C. Boylo
on Wednesday afternoon.
From The Valley
Oscar Hogberg of Mcdford was a
week end visitor In the city and
slopped at tho hotel Arcada while
here.
VUltoU At Bonen
Joseph Brlggman and aon of
Col lino, California, spent the week
end at Bonanta visiting with Mr.
Ilrlggman'a mother.
In Prom Kirk
Mr. and Mrs. II. Collins 'of Kirk
spent tho week end here visiting
wllh frlenda. ,
8omo pretty felt hat, have- lust
arrived nt Boo Begin' Store. J2O-20
Character in
Writing Paper
la like . character In
elot hee unobtrusive but
recoKnltttd Instantly. A
choice ot styles and,
sh ii pes to suit Indlvlduul
prcfuraneus aud usus.
SYMPHONY
LAWN
make the solution sim
ple lis beautiful linen
flalah la -always correct.
Tho quality -Is tha finest
money and pnper-mnklng
lirulna ran produce.
White and Tints
75c
TIIK BOX
Star Drug Store
Klnmnlh Falls, Oro. "
"We Know How"
FAMILY WORK.
ECONOMY
ROUGH DRY
WET WASH
New City Laundry
Phone 154
K. J. KOI.H, Mnuvrrr
4Ui anil Klnniulli
l
You will like
LOS ANGELES
Better if You Stop at .
SIXTH and SPRING STREETS
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Save
nalHHicrtr1!
Itr. Phone 1143 Klumath Falla
Office Phono 11 S3 Mclhase Bide.
mM mm
(,f: !,i.'i;i! fii'f-H(ra ; s;
& sKllti if
"cm a mu"
New Million Dollar Annex
ISO OoaalastaMa twl
92.00 per day op without bath
(2.50 pe day up with bath
RXSOKAL sntviai
Popular Priced Coffee Shop
. , and Grill
"We Chock Your Car at th
Door."
Pine Tree Theatre
Tonight i the Last Showing of
"Summer Bachelors"
You know Absence makes the heart
grow fonder of some one else's wife!
. And Don't Forget!
Tonight
We choose the Goddess of Liberty!
Every candidate must be
at the Pine Tree Theatre tonight!
The Fourth of July committee gets ten
per cent of the Receipts -
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Ideal for Farm Work and Industrial Service
MODEL "K" CLETRAC is rapidly being adopted
as standard equipment by State Highway
- -' Departments -and contractors generally
' because of its great power, flexibility, ease
of operation, fuel 'and oil economy and its
ability to pull heavy loads on any footing.
MODEL. "K" travels sure-footedly over soft ground
and wet spots over ice, snow and slippery
mud. No other tractor so thoroughly com
bines simple construction, giant strength
and power- efficiency 1 1
PROFIT POWER
for Industry and Agriculture
J. W. Kerns
' Moline Distributor
Farm Implements, Cream Separators, Milking
Machines, Fencing, Hay, Grain, Feed and Seeds
1303 South Sixth St. Phone 557-J
Klamath Falls, Ore.
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rv
;AVcrlca
Reducing Weight
K3
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Also prescribed bp
fbyslclam la Ik
' Sreoimanl sri
Hllh Blood Praseara
Acid Condltloa
Kidney, Lie aad
Bladder Troableo
Iadlfattt
Comilpatloai
Star Drug Co.
Standard. Dyers
and Cleaners
Odorless Cleaning
One-Day Service
Expert Dyeing
1409 Esplanade St.
Phone 825
The Stability of Any Flexible Type of
Pavement is Dependent Upon
the Subgrade
SOIL CONDITIONS IN KLAMATH FALLS MAKE
, PAVEMENT FOUNDATIONS VERY UNSTABLE
Pave with Portland Cement Concrete Pavement,
the rigid pavement' with the long life, and avoid
continuous patching and repair bills.
Dunn '& Baker
Pelican City Road
....". Phone 952