Mnmlay, Maivh 12, 102
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
NEWS IN BRIEF
I lit nip Mim-iIhii Tomorrow
Tlin liolphlan group meetings
will bo liuld on Tuesday after
iioiiii at JIG o'clock. The topic
for dlacuaslon la "Hhakespoara's
ContnmporHrlii and Followers."
Mr. V. It. Iloyd'a (roup will
ninut at Ilia homo of Mrs. K. 11.
Iliilslgsr on MnlriMO avenue; Mra.
T. I'. (Inndvrson's group will be
under thn leniWahlp of Mra. J.
Ituyul Hbaw and will moot at tbo
rcsldem-a of Mr. Hhaw; Mr. C.
I. Iloborta' group will bo undnr
lb li'Aili'tuhlp of (luorKU Cunning
and will meet at tbo homo of
Mra. 0. II. Mvrrymail on Huron.
To Nlng WoliiMMtjiy
Mm. C'harli'l Rlgn Hcovlltn
will render vocal lelectlon at
tho forum luuchnon of tho cham
ber of commerce on Wednesday.
Mr. Hcovlltn with hr husband,
Ur. C'harlx llnlgn H'ovlllo. I to
Spend several week In Klamath
Kalis during which tlmo they
will aiier at the Drat flirta
tion church where Dr. eVovllle la
conducting a series of evungolls
tic acrvcea.
Mooting nt 1-amb Home
.Menitiem of the Wedneaday
Hub of Ht. I'utll' Episcopal
church will meet on Wednesday
at the home of Mm. K. . l-arnb
at tOi Hark avenue.
Dr. )lc(M'lu lliiunird
Dr. K. Dletacbe of the K. Hug
arinan llulldlng returned Hunriay
from , l.akuvlrw where bo waa
celled id perform major operation-
on Friday. I'aul Vile ac
companied Ur. Dletacbe on the
trip.
Anniversary Tuesday Mgtit
Aloha chapter of the Kastrrn
Hlar will observe lu tweuty-nlmh
anniversary on Tuesday night at
.Masonic hall. A program has
been arranged for the evening.
Visiting members In Klamath
Falls are Invited.
Mis Wilson Home
After an absence of ' several
works, Miss Olive Wilson resum
ed her school work this morning
In the public school. Mis Wil
son has fully rocovercd from a
major operation which she sub
mitted to In Portland. Her many
friends welcome ber return to
Klamath Fall.
Whitman Improves
A. K. Whitman of the Whlt
nuu Drug atore waa able to leave
LITTLE JOE
ALL ACATet CP
A COLO
Side Glances ,
i
QlMS ST St SIWVKf. sc. V
"What's wrong with Jimmlo? He looks troubled."
"Oh, ho just thought f a wise-crock and can't dvcldo whothor
Jt would go bottvr oa bl lllvvcr or Ills nHckerl" ,
tho Klamath (Jvneral hospital
this morning after an lllueas of
mors than a week, tufferlng with
an attack of Influeusa. 11 will
recuperate at tb family bomo lu
Mot Hprlugs.
'Prom Coo liny
I 1'. L. Iliiio and Harry Mo
CnndcM, both of Msrshfleld, Ore
gon, am vlnlllng for a fuw day
In tbo city. . '
Ik-nil Caller IUw
1., (1. Miller of llnnd tranaactnd
bualnea In tbe city over tbe
week-end. Mr. Miller waa a gueat
at tho Hotel Arcade while here.
i In From t'hlloquln
C. A. Lumen of Chlloquln
pent the day In Klamath fall
j transacting bualnea and vlaltlng
1 frlenda.
I
linker Visitor
Italph K. Freeman of Ilaknr,
Oregon, spent the week-end hero
vlaltlng friend and tranaactlng
bualnea.
Miller Itrtnrnrd
J. J. Miller, district freight and
passenger agent of the Boutborn
I Pacific, returned tbls morning
from Iloseburg where ho attend
ed the regional advisor? board
meeting of the American Railway
association. Moro than 100 prom
Ineut shlppera from alt sections
of the atate attended the meeting.
Atteub-d Play
Dr. and Mm. I.. L. Truai and
Mr. and Mra. Mclntyre of Klam
ath Fall attended tbe play "Ab
raham Lincoln" at thn Southern
Oregon Normal school last night.
Mis Mary Agnes Hunt, student
niece of Dr. and Mm. Truax, re
turned home with them after the
p'.ay, to spend tbe week-end. She
will return Monday. Ashland
Tidings.
Major Arnold II
Major William Arnold of the
Warren Construction company ar
rived In Klamatb Falls over the
week-end and tor several daya
will be In tbl vklulty In the In
terests of his company. Major
Arnold has Just recently return
ed from an extended bnaluoss
visit In Montana where bis com
pany has under construction con
siderable road work.
Htraseliuruvr tiles
Herman K. 'Htraasburger, for
merly of this city, died at Berke
ley February ill- according to
word received .- by friends hero
this morning. Mr. 8trsburgrr
suffered a nervous breakdown a
year ago and hi condition atead
lly became wore resulting In his
death. He la survived by bl wife
wbo makes ber home In Bcrke-
' ley. Mr. Blraasburger waa for a
number of years freight and paa
senger agent of the Southern Pa
cific company, travelling the ter
ritory along the N. C. O. rail
way, much of tho time making
his headquarters In Lakevlew,
where he commanded a wide cir
cle of friend. Lakevlew Exam
iner. VMted at Ijtkrvlrw
Lee' Howe of Klamath Fall
arrived In Lakevlow on Tuesday
for a visit of several daya with
friends. Lakevlew Examiner.
'With Mm. Durbln Thursday
The Mltpah class of the First
Methodist church will moot nt
By George Qark
tlx homo of Mm. Kojr K. Durbln, I
701 I'adflc Terrace on Thurailay I
afternoon at two o'clock.. An
Irish proKram will 1 fuatured.
Mesdauice Mulur, liainmul mid
Hnilth will assist th hosteas.
M libra From Ml. Ifrliron
Among the week-end visitors In
Klamatb Kail were Mr. and Mm.
C. K. Miller of Mt. Hebron, C ill-
fornla. Tbey were glioma at
Hotel Arcade while here.
the
Troop Threw Mreta Tonight
The boy acoula of troop three
of Bucrod Heart church will, meet
thl evening
Academy. A
at Hatred Heart
general review of I
flrat and aocond claaa teat a will
be given by tk-outinastor, Henry
Joyaua. Iloya making prepara
tion for merit badge will be
given Inatructlon.
I.ylo I Ilettrr
A. J. I.yle of the Klamath Gen
eral hoapitnl ia able to be around
after an lluua of several day
and hope to bo able to leave on
thl evening' train for 1'ortland
to tranaact bualnea.
I'rtrrson To ltkevU-w
M. I'etiirson la returning to his
home at Lakevlew tomorrow utter
tranaactlng bualnea here for sev
eral daya. Mr. I'elorson ba a
aw mill in Lako county.
Mrs. N'ortury Home
Mrs. M. J. Northey hss return
ed to Klamath Fai: after an ex
tended visit In Indiana and other
eastern states with relatives and
friends. Mrs. Northey Is tbe wife
of M. J. Northey, manager of tbo
shoe depsrtment of the Golden
Kale store.
Mlsa Wemru Tkr Position .
Friends of Miss Dorothy Wem-
mett, daughter of Rev. and Mm. ,
Frank Wemett will be Interested
to learn she has accepted a posl-
lion at tne jnoue nnop on main
between Klght and Ninth, with
Miss Don ha llertscb.
Dunn Iteponed Improving
Clifford A. Dun, local contrac
tor. Is reported as resting com
fortably, after a major operation
performed on Saturday at tbe
Emanuel hospital In Portland.
Mm. Dunn is with ber husband
and while In the northern city la
a guest at ths Hotel Imperial.
Leaving For Germany '
Mis Mary Hefner and brother,
Thomas Hefner of tbe Lorella
country have made reservations
through tho Southern Pacific to
sail for Hamburg, Germany. tbe
middle of April where they plan
to spend at least three mouths
with relatives end frlenda. Mr.
Hefner has not been home aince
coming to. the 1'nlted States more
than IS' years ago. Mr. Hefner
la ono of the prominent farmers
of the Lorella district. They will I
sail from New York City on Ap
ril 16.
Mr. and Mrs. (May Itctu
Mr. and Mr. Leland Otey of
Oakland, California have return
ed to KUmath Falla to reside.
Mr. Otey before her marriage
at Christmas time waa Miss Wini
fred PI urn be, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. O. riumbe of tbl
FLU-GRIP
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Freckles and His Friends A Rough Day! By Blosser
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city. Ili-Ior her marriu(i) ti,b-a confined to the family home
was i-mpluyt-ri at the Golden Kule. fur tbe punt fortnight suffering
Mr. ouy will uiunogo thn Unck
suwmlll on the upper lake for hli
ftitbi-r, I', Hock." Blnco their mar
riage they have ben . residing
nt Oiklund. California, whom Mr.
Otey employed with the Rob
Inaon Traitor company.
'lluullng T'-uin Visit
The Klk bowling team of Med-
ford motored over from tbe val
ley on Humfuy when they met
tbo Klamath Fall KJks team In
the final game of tbo tournament.
Klamath Kail carried the bon-
0r of tho tournament,
. ,
liougcn ht .Merrill To lay-
(i. K. lanuren. poatal inannctor.
I spending the day at Merrill
liiaperllng tho poatofflce and In
vestigating tho proposed rural
rou to of Merrill. Mr. Hougen ba
been In Klamath Kail for tbe
past week luspnctlng the local
office.
tlornlirook Visitors
Mr. and Mra. E. 0. Roberts of
Hornhrook visited ' In Klamath
Kalis over tho week-end.
Visit log From Ijikevlew
Mm. J. Johnson of Lakevlew
spent tbe week-end In Klamatb
Falls on a combined business and
pleasure trip. .
Ilrovrn From Miclln
I'. A. Drown of Malln . trans
acted business In tbe city today.
Mr. Ilrown Is a well known ranch
er of tbe Malln district.
Visiting From Day
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Had'.ey Of
Marahfleld. Oregon, art visiting
In Klamatb Fall fur a few day
with friend. They are Hopping
at the Hotel Pelican while here.
cu,i lu-tu
( -Beverly Ann
tho small
daughter of Mr. and Mm. Earl
Mack, la reported as slightly im
proved toduy. The child waa sud
denly stricken with pneumonia.
flatter Htlll 111
! i
' Griffith Baxter, advertising
manager fur Mae's store, who baa
Stops Coughs Quickly Healing-,
Demulcent.
.""I was bothered with hard
persistent cough, but found no
other remedy so good and so
quickly relieving as Foley's Hon
ey and Tar Compound,'.' says -E.
Boggess. Pomona, Calif f Cough
and throat Irritation, hard bron
chial coughs. - lingering "flu''
coughs, almost Instantly slopped.
It combines tbe curative Influ
ence of pure pine tar and . tbe
ruollofylng demulcent action of
freah clear honey . with other
healing Ingredients. ' K boon to
those who suffer from 'trouble,
some night coughs. Ask for Fol
ey's Honey end Tar Compound."
THE GABJ3S
(THE OU) HOME fAPR WAS
KIND. OPEtf SS THIS Wf-EK- f
TMfy M0t SIX MISPRINTS InH
ONE SHOhT ilNTtNtE ! rT ?
IHAT'i PKOcAbCf A. ' J
from the effects of an Infected
hand, showed slight Improvement
today. Mr. IJaxter suffered a re
lupse on Saturday.
which Mr., and Mrs. George T.
Kehrai-Mil l'mtMnrd Morgan have given tbelr baby
Decauae of tbe lltnea of Mr. ' daughter, born on Sunday, March
Huth Akem Hoiloway. rebersal'l t ' o'clock In the evening,
of tbe Oratorio society will be i Tbe baby weighed eight pound
held on Tueaday evening at 7:80 t blnh.
o'clock at the Klmt Presbyterian t
church Inatead of thla evening
prevloualy announced.
Mis Webber Kosumed Dulles
M las Loretta Webber of Moe'
store resumed her position thl
morning following an illness of
moro than a week.
Mrs. Walker Here
Mrs. Far I V,.IUer nt Tllv
has '
arrived In tbe city for a short
visit with ber sister, Mrs. Jack
Ilorton, and ber mother-in-law.
Mm. Addle Walker. Mm. Walker
will be here for at least A week.
MrKlroy From Mslln
1 II. MtElrov-of .Malln snen! Sun.
Jday In Klamath Fall visiting
with friends.
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Mavflclds Visit Lakevlew.
Mr. and Mra. Arthur May field
were visiting In Lakevlew thla
week and are registered at tho
Hotel Lakevlew. Lakevlew Ex
aminer. Returning From Month
Edna Mae Lyona of the Band
Box Is expected homo within the
coming ftrw daya from Ban Fran
claco and other bay polnta where
she a pent tbe paat aereral week, j
WOOD
We have moved
our office to
126
South
Seventh
'"VV Street '
V"near the
-v ' Telephone
office.
Peyton 6f Co.
' "Wood to Bum" .
-126 S. 7th, Phone 635
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HERE'S WHAT THEV MEANT
SAy "our y.oTTiSM frieno,
VJIU.1E CAMP13EO., PtS THE
PIANO ANO HAS A WONDERFUL
SJNfelW VOICE AND HfeKfc 5
Tnt WAY IT WAS A.TUAU.V
PRINTED I-
Mom Has Her Suspicions
Mr. Lyons purchased spring and
lumniur millinery for her shop
while south
Morgan' Ifuve Daughter
"Georgia Kern" I the name
VIxkor I .eft
Lee Dennis, Jr., of Helena,
) Montana, who for the past
eral day baa been visiting In
Klamath Fall with bis slater,
Helena Dennis Breitenateln. left
for aoutbern California where ba!
j will visit for a fortnight before
'returning to hi borne In Mod
I tana.
M'"u," Improving-
I O. K. Mitchell, city police of
ficer, la reported as resting com
fortably at. the Klamath General,
hospital. Mitchell waa accidental-
ly ahot through the rlgbt leg
when hi gun discharged, strik
ing him through the fleshy part
,of the llmb'
I
In Merrill Bandar
E. G. Dreber nd
I. Andrew
visitor at
Towey were business
Merri:i on Sunday.
To Conduct fjervl
Brigadier and Mra. A. E. Bayn
ton of Portland will conduct a
MOTHER KNOWS THE DANGER
OF THAT COUGH OR C0LP .
Persistent coaghs and eoUs lead to
serioas trouble. Yoo can stop them now
with Creomulsioa, an emulsified creo
sote that is pleasant to take. Creomol
aion is a new medical discovery with
two-fold action; it soothes and heals
the in named membranes and inhibits;
germ srowth
Of all known drugs, creosote is ree
ogntzed by high medical authorities aa
one of the greatest healing agencies for
persistent coughs and colds and other
forms of throat troubles. CreomuUion
contain, in addition to creosote, other
healing elements which soothe and heal
the infected membranes and stop tho
irritation and inflammation, while the
creosote goes en to the stomach, is ab
sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat
! of tbe trouble and checks the growth
j of the germs
J Creomulsion is guaranteed satUfsc
, lory in the treatment of persistent
i coughs and colds, bronchial asthma,
' bronchitis and other forms of respira
! tory diseases, and is excellent for build
' ing up the system after colds or flu.
( Money refunded if any cough or cold is
j not relieved after taking according to
' directions. For sale by all druggists.
CREOMULSION
fl rOt Tff COUGH OR
r-OUR SOTTISH FIEN0, SI1.UE
1.UE )
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CAMPBEU-. FVAVS THE 1W1U
AND HAi wnutrrui.
SINNING VICEj
i
meeting la the Salvation Army
ball on Tuesday evening, accord
ing to announcement made today.
In F rom Malln
MI Wanda Henley of Mulln
la apendlng the day here (hop
ping and vlaltlng with friend.
During ber atay In the city Miss
Begley la a gueat at the hotel
Hall.
Returned From Portland
Gu Hllyard and aon, Farrell,
have returned from a business
sev-jtrlp to Portland. The Hllyard
1 re well known farmer of th
j Pine Grove district.
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All kind of CUs
tor all purpose
Estimates gladly furnish
ed for:
SASH DOORS
FRAMES
CABINET WORK
The Glass House
Phone 477-W 11th and Pine
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Company
110 So. 7th BL Phone MS
Phone 408
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revive the newness of
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431 Main
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