Herald and news., March 21, 1946, Page 9, Image 9

MIDLAND EMPIRE NEWS
Malta
Mr. and Mrs. Dallon Parker,
long time residents of Merrill,
ire moving soon to the John
lames ranch in the Shasta View
lislrict which they purchased
recently. The 80 acre place is
aorth of Malin. Mr. and Mrs.
fames are moving to the Nyhart
place which tney Dougni.
Other land transfers announced
Ih us week are the sale of 80
icres in Shasta view owned by
Georce Brothanek to a Mr.
Hamilton, timber worker of
Klnmalh Falls.
Wayne Holbrook sold 110
icres of land, unimproved ex
cept for a potato cellar, to a
Ualifornia Buyer lor an unaiS'
closed figure.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Whitlatch
had as a weekend guest Jerry
Btansell, Klamath .talis. Miss
Btansell is employed by Troy
YowdMriwMys: Juicy,
small navel oranges are
today's best buy. Vita
min rich, flavor rich, no
seeds . . . tops for juice
and out-of-hand eating.
For health and flavor,
they're a bargain so
buy a big bag full to
day. For finest quality,
ask for Sunkist - the
best from 14,500 coop
erating California and
Arizona citrus growers.
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Cook, potato and onion buyer.
On Sunday they had a visit from
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Metcalf and
two sons, Edward and Kenneth
of Klamath Falls. Metcalf has
business interests near Malin.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Wilson are
leaving this week for their re
sort property near Grants Pass
and the new owners of the Wil
son farm north of town, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Trippett, Klamath
Falls, are moving in.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maunin.
Ashland, parents of Mrs. John
Mci;uiiey, visaed nere tor a few
days recently.
Emil Tofell is a patient in
Hillside hospital suffering from
a throat infection. He was taken
to Klamath Falls Monday.
Mrs. A. E. Street and son
Francis have returned from Ten
Mila in the northern part of the
state where they were guests of
Mrs. Street's parents.
April 7 has been set for the
banquet . for . servicemen who
have returned" to the Malin com
munity, for their ladies and par
ents, by the Malin chamber of
commerce, Dinner will be served
at 5 o'clock in the evening in
the high school gymnasium by
wives of the chamber directors.
A program is also planned.
Strombtrg-Carlson Radios.
Darby's Music Co.
Fort Klamath
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wlmcr
are now making their home at
Hand Creek, wnere no is em
ployed on that section of the
Oregon state nignway patrol.
Visiting hero Inst week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Dyche and son Jimmic was S3c
Maurice Oscar Van Damme, U. S
navy, who was en route to Spo
kane, Wash., to meet his wife.
Van Damme Is a brother-in-law
of Mrs. Dyche.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brlcco
have moved to Klamath Falls
where Bricco has gone into busi
ness at the yuallty f ood store.
The Briccos have purchased a
Home m tne tt. francls Park
addition in Klamath Falls. Brlcco
has been assisting his father. C
J. Bricco, in the management of
his local grocery store and mar
ket prior to going to ruamatn
Falls.
Word has been received here
that Platoon Sgt. Samuel E. Em
erson, U. S. marine corps, has
shipped out aRain on the USS
General John Pope on an extend
ed two-year enlistment which
will expire In July, 1947. Em
erson is the son of Mr ..and Mrs.
Willard Bcckman, formerly of
Fort Klamath and now residing
in Klamath Falls, and has seen
much active war service with the
marine corps, having partici
pated in 13 major naval engage
ments while on the USS Colo
rado. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B, Castel
Jr. spent the weekend here visit
ing his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Alfred B. Castel Sr. They will
move hero soon to make llioir
home. Castel will ho employed
by W. Lorens of Chiluquin as
butcher.
Mrs. Joe Taylor returned this
week to Fort Klamath after
spending the winter visiting her
sister at Kaukaunii, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs, Wilford Donnelly
and daughter Gwendolyn Jane
have returned from Prinoville
where they wero called by the
Illness of Mrs. Donnelly's
mother, whoso condition is some
what improved at this timo. Mr.
Donnelly has been employed at
the Junction lunch for some time.
Mrs. Raymond Van Wornter
left Monday for Son Jose, Calif.,
where she will spend two weeks
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Peters.
A. L. MacQulston returned this
week from California, where he
and his family have spent the
winter months. His wife, who is
now at Bakersfleld, Cnllf., ex
pects to join MacQuiston here at
the D. and M. ranch at the end
of this month.
Mrs. Theodore Nicholson and
Mrs. William 1. Bell gave a dem
onstration at the clubhouse on
Thursday afternoon on the sub
ject of floor and wall cleaning.
Several local women were in
attendance at the meeting.
Honoring Mrs. Richard C. Nel
son of Fort Klamath, Mrs. Earl
Jackson and Mrs. Wesley Vohs
were co-hostesses on Wednesday
afternoon at a stork shower held
at the Jackson home. The guest
of honor was the recipient of
Dairy
Friends are glad to learn thai
Mrs. Edith Thatcher of Dairy
Is slowly improving at the Hill
side hospital from a sovoro ense
of flu. Sho was admitted lust
Wednesday. Sho Is Mrs. Olive
Fraley's mother, Mrs. Grlse of
Dairy is tending tlio post office
during her illness.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Kruger of
Grants Pass have recently pur
chased the Art Esgato ranch
north of Dairy. They aro former
Dairy residents, -
Mr, and Mrs. 15. B. Schmoc
and grandsons Thornton Baker
and Bud Kolb of Kliimuth Fulls
spent Sunday In this vicinity
vlsltlnu relatives and xrlenas
Friends uro sorry to learn
that Jim Smith has been serl
ously 111 with pneumonia at hli
home near Crescont Ully. Mrs,
Kolth Turner spent somo time
in crescent City wun ner riitner
and mother during his serious
attack. The Smiths are former
Dairy residents.
Thursday, March 31, 1S4S HBBALD
manv lovelv Klfls. and dainty re
fieshments were served by the
hostesses at the close of the nitaii'
to the following: Mrs. U. S.
Biillou, Mrs. Fred Bishop, Mrs.
William L.Uell. Mrs. Frank Ett
wards, Mrs. Frank Kendall, Mrs.
Jasper Nunnally, Mrs. Aaron
Rhoten, Mis. Ord Prltchott, Mrs.
Wesley Smith. Mrs. Glon Smith
and the honor guest, Mrs. Rich
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Beef Roasts snouer cuts, a
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Jones Fryers fn4nmn
Lamb Roasts A Grd0 ...
Wieners (T2 AC)
Sauerkraut
Corned Beef
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Swift's Prem .12oi, tIn 33c
Chili Con Came on
Carsten 18-os. tin UC
Corn Flakes A"Ti'... 5c
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Titan Beans No. 2
Wadham Pumpkin, No. Vx tin, 2
Standby Vacuum Packed Corn,
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Meeo Corn No. 2
Happy Vale Peat No. 2
Rosedale Peat No. 2
Hamilton Sauer Kraut, No. 2z
Tomatoes, Sunbloit, solid pack,
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Libby's Peart No. 2V4
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Fruit Cocktail, Sacramento,
No. 2'j tin
Pcachet, Sacramento, sliced,
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St W Blended Juice No. 2
Gropofruit Julte, Silver Valley,
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Royol Club Tomato Juice, 46-M.
Royal Club Tomato Juice....No. I
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