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TTTE EVENING HERALD. KMMATH FALLS. OREfinN
pnpin ar rar!N
COUPLE ICSipfe
Hoover Speaks At Home. Coining .
Inra nt the homo lit W. It. IUk-'mhI family. If ri Tuesday dr
klu. anil family. . Jului llaaklu. ihclr Iioiim In "Viking, Kan.
ttllll Wlfll of Kulllill. Utvt spending I Tlit luilln of Helping llmid
.nniti time ht lh Iioiiiu of Kooioiy worn nnii-ri itiiinu iiy
Ili'iilnli Iteber Wednesday v,mi
Tlmmlav, August .",0. 1023
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News Note of Merrill Re- i
; lated by Correspond
ent of Herald
; WEWS NOTES OF
n n r t . a. . . . i. .....
I "- , w " ' f -?T 'U-'T' tir?v.W ijll- UlltIM I II 1 a- ! liiul mil met for ulioiil 20 year. "'" . ," ,. , ,7 I
I Ml" I 'i 1VV, . ULN'WT'J ll I 1 ' ! Mr. .,, Mr.. Karl Mut'ov worn .'1. !.'. .''' .1 !'. .llH.ri ;
wvi -wJk?t nit ; isllMUliril vlHllorH w,(1 l!iy -
I k""- . Jv 1 .-v f I , Ik 4 ZA f I I Mr. am Mm. Lester Mrkpulrlck I..,!,,. wn. v-,,,.1, .....i i,.i... ..........
! fA- t i V' jf r .(5- 'JflCVtf.'fS l ? JV- I "'"1 1K"mJ' '""l M'-j K'rM lT,,f"U ""'lol'V""' MV' .iwit1,,, ,1,,. horn., of Mr.. A. K. Sir-.l
K 'S',,tW V' ULjli'VPtt'O' 1 1 ';''"" : ,. tlo bruuKlit lioiuo blm klii'rrloH, J KA.I) CI.AHSlHKrt AI8
V -'L'." oC-il vk3r- VvVTNT f two .-htUlrou of UU'Uim.i.,1. r.llf..!,,.,, K, Turm.r Hu,tl.llm. In'
M . M N V . V .,-4! - , rVTSft lir iJ ltJ hav r..tiirnl to lliolr homo ttt-!jins,, vll..y. wlu.ru I... I... n n n r.r, n nn n n n n ' ,
v. , v - -twlkp - liJ. 5 JWf7r ' .rJ i,,r t"' wk with Mr..,,,,,,,, xMnx ,.., fr ri.. w1-'wl-w'wwwH
U t . . tt- ,V - y V'a' 111 Hrown fatlmr aiut motltor. I. miuiIhiii uiul 'Ii U vury mnrh bn-' I ixt . i I
V-Ti.Vj'J . j,.i!:-.!'J-ti,. ?Wt)iJ k. I I m !.. m vinia...a..m mitnikt. .1 V You can motiir lliom J
i'i !..";;.".. . -v uy.uHLDim c . ,l.,.11.rill(Ull.
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STINSON STUDIO S
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How Muny. Children
Hc.vo You Got?
SEE PACE 2
Xy Kli Morrill.
" (llorald CorrcnpoiHleiit)
x.u-iiwll.l. Or.. Aim. S'-
Saturday afternoon, August 2r.t)i. ,
.Albert Schmidt of Merrill and!
MIm Anna Kllma of Malin were i
onletly marrlfd lu Klamath Falls.
Mr. Bohmldt 1 the aon of tieorge I
fthmldt and U well known in
Merrll. while Mrs. Schmidt ta not
wrt well known in this commun
ity. They have bought the home ;
of Mra. Kmlly Gla.er and are at j
home to all their friend there.
Mr. and Jdra. O. D. Mathewa
ajid Mra. Laur'a Walker of Klam-1
ih Fall, anent Sunday after-1
. . i 11 i ' rulinn hima
noon ai me " lh . n th iiemiblliiin nrojldonllnl no
Mr. nd Mrs. Elmer HIoubvii , showa Hoover, rrlmiine the table
I Paste this picture over your radio set the nest time yzrx listen in on a speech by Herbert Iloiver,
mince uppvun before the microphone. IhU renin rkuble
with both hi.nds.
of his favorite p:sltions when before
and aona, Charlea ana limy, anuno nl,.r0phonc, it was taken at the recent Hoover homecoming at-'.st Hranch. where Hoover
Mra. Sarah Hlodgett, atl oi Man- spoke to thousands in a hiiKe lent. ackunWIeilKing their welc;me
. teca. Calif.
rv putch.
Mr. and Mra. WllllaiiiiHin.
daughter and two .una and Mr.
Mclinnlol, Kvau Muilpln nud wife.
spent Sunday lit the Keno ul
l ri. i 'on a campln trip. ,
L'harlie llu.kiu. and family of
Orarllle, Calif., ro recent vlsl-
G. Q. D'ALBINI
Certlfletl 1'ubllr Accocintnnt
Kedenil Tux Scrvlco
l'hon 3UT or SM-il
Medford Orocon
We Are Pleased
lo have your regular
patronage and offer
attractive' weekly ratei
for your choice of two
or three nieaU daily. '
INDIVIDUAL
SERVICE
at
Linkhaven
129 N. Fifth St..
Phone 762
'('or runulta, uo llcruld Clou. Ada
arrived at the home I
or Kan niooKe.i ni """
a two weeks visit. The niodgetts
"were former residents of Merrill
dren are visiting in the Kogue tv. George Ilouck nud Klmer age or twenty letting imiustrlal
.t.L . .......'d t. .......A. ....n...UU. t.w ..... ....u.l..l. ' !T"
... ......... Part.nts. Mr. and Mrs. Heilgepatn. Mr 0lJ Mrs Vrink Klowers semng new uiKn rec-
1 Mr. and Mrs. Elmer . Merrttt I
and Mia Edna Merrllt motored;
to Ashland .Sunday, where
plcnicnea wun re.ai e. ..u . . . , h Msiaifon r,r0wU whol
Sanitortum for several ij,.-.,., tvi.tar eveuicii in lionor although
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George Offleld aud Mr. ana
, Mrs. Kenneth Burkes motored by,
.. I . . , .a V.lfr.rit
they j u-kii. t. . i, .. p ., ikj,v'
1...... li,m.I fri.m .1 I..n.ll or" r "n,e.
tour around the I'ulted States. The mysterious lullow of funds
They reported a very enjoyable luto the cull loan market In
trip. which the e x p e rt e d "money
i i.ir.h.l,.. ...i. ... ..tvon st Dlurh Inllcu to develop was ine-
friends In Llthla park. They been eoutinej to the Jack-Itne nome ofMr and Albert' chief taci'or lu the day's advan.-e
were accompanied to Asaiand by i Santmrium for several .... .... ... V...., alihouch favorable Irnde and
tnrtli i fniiirui r miat ciruiusi in
! i. v. .i,n.H.itan, kXon Aa ... .. n ... . . . . Aimiiiam -n.trf nUrt 111 u VtH A htaf
wwks wim iitcuuiatiui. v oi Mm t'nuune tiurneii a tain
of Mr. Brown will be glad lo;birthdav AU who were present Prl
Molltor
Harold Hendrlckson. who
the aUge from there to Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. Harota enancK- ... h ... . . . - .
" " ' - Rimiim icy iiilo
turn to his home in .VerriH
ion ana auss rvauierme aui , , KI, fc, i.riii f..r
are expected in Merrill Friday ..'. f
wnere tney resume me.r auue, ,,r. . s.k, ,.., M-riii
aud Earl Millard left for Lake
view Tuesday where- they will
resume thetr duties
In the Merrill schools. Mr. Hen-
drlckson is Instructor and coach
In the high school and Miss Moll- j , h Lakevlcw Hound-
-tor teaches the fifth aud sixth
grades.
Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Lodge left
A large number of Merrill peo-
STOCK MARKET iAL Jl AMiOlW li
GOES UP AGAIN;
i
for Sprague River, where they
will make their future home. Mr.
Lodge has been harboring at Lost 1
River Inn for several months and
has also had an Interest In the
pool hall there.
Roy Hodge at the Lost River
Inn. has bought out Mr.' Lodge's
Interest in the tool hall and bar
Tier shop.
.. - Mrs. G. A. Wilson and chil
'dren of Medford are visiting with
Mrs. Wilson's mother, Mrs. A.'.
W, Finch. -
Mrs. Arthur' Frailer has re
turned from Susanville, Califor
nia, where she was called by the
serious illness of her mother.
'Mrs. Baas. Friends .will ba glad
.to know that Mrs. Bass Is now
Improving.
NEW YORK. Aug. 30. (API
The stock market went on an
other "bull" rnmii.iEA t.wluv un-
I pie attended tho dince given at , der ,he -a,,- of r.dio ror.
;tho ialr croiinrt Tuesday night. ponUon common which soared
nearly $13 a share, to Jiiil.
score Individual ta
xi to JS a share to
records 'with the aver-
ACRE!
NEWS NOTES Wm
Ti
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DSTRG
Ily Pauline llurm'tt . I
MIDLAND. Aug. 30. Miss
Hazel Short spent several days
at the home of Miss Helen Mar
shal of Olene. She attended a
swimming party given at Crystal,
'Springs while visiting with Miss
Marshal.
i .Mis Paulino Burnett Is spend-
h i Mra. .Alta .Cheyne of Klamath in ,he week at tne non,e of !
-Falls spent the week-end at the MUa Lorraine Alger of Ady. j
'homo of ber parents. Mr. and , George Mosby narrowly escaped
Mrs George AVUson. death Tuesday when he was :
.1-Mrs.-Velton Huskins and chil- caught In the separator of thoj
""" combine on which he was work-
ing on the F. E.'l-ane rjneh. j
Although he was confined to i
the Klamath Valley hospital forj
several days he escaped with
several severe brines and an in- '
jured arm. Frieuds wish him a:
speedy recovery.
Lewis Kaudra of Merrill .ship-J
ped' several oirloads of , sheep
from Midland on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ethel Mosby visited with
Mrs. Mary Williams on Monday. !
Mrs. Ella Caldwell and son, l
Gale, were Klamath Falls vlsi
No More Gas
J In Stomach
" and Bowels
If yo wih to pnnanentlf r
IWvexl oi tn stomach atxi bowel a.
take Baalmann's Cas Tablet, which
ar praparad aapeciallr for stomach gss
mmd all tha bad affects resulting from
, c prassure.
That arapty. sjnawinsj fllns; at tha
. pit of tha stomach will ditappear; that
anxious, nervous felintr with heart oal-
E tUt ton will vanish, and you will agAin tors Tuesdav.
a abla to taka a deep breath without ,, .1. . . ... , -
Hsconaort. Georcre yant of Washington
That drowsy. Wt i3 visiting at the home of his
dinner will be .replaced by a defre for ...
entertainment. Bioatins will cease, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
&t7.';tW i'ot,er of .Midland. .
causa Baalmann's Cts Tablets prevent Among visitors at the S. L..
at any good drug loin. I'nc II. and Mrs. William Harveston and
Always on hand nt family. Mr. Constance, Mr. and
STAR DRUG CO. -Mrs. Charles Shuliuire. Mr. and
Adv. Mrs." Harry Spicer and son, Har-
You cannot afford to
buy BODY or LIMB
WOOD
When FIR SLAB is sel
ling at
10 Cords ....$45.00
Kifl I?lAb is better wood
than I10DV or LIMB wood
and costs you alout half
the money. '.
Order 18-Inch or I-foot FIR
SLAB for yonr furnace or
heater Bnd buy a new suit
of clothes with the profits.
Order your winter's Illocks
before the price goea U.
Double Load $6.50
Peyton & Co.'
"Wood to Burn"
120 So. 7th. I'lioue 339
sk:-om AIIIUTIOX
offers the family an ideal
home.
A dandy garden
Home raised chickens
nnd eggs
A sound Investment'
Close' to town
Near a sch.iol
City water nnd lights.
You live In towu aud have
the advantages of the
country.
You buy an acre at the , ,. '
price of a cheap town
lot. ('a be sold any
at a profit.
time
I
t
Buy some of these acres with
your monthly savings and
watch the values
increase.
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