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RnnUlUd MSKl. Leonard Bp.ak.r
i Mii-iiiiul. vuhu liin hern VIMl-. wild mi-
lug wltU III" will? Juno Will
Mouth-oil nun Jimmy ut Hie
Imino lirr parunla, Mr. nnil
Mrn. It. A. I.ul.oii'lr, U2:t U
l.i.lil. Iit Monday fr Mrdfoid
where I- will be alwlltmed. Mm.
M icliiuil mid mil 1I'"' J"'"
hlm UC surly irl of next
week. Mlilimul l ""' H'Wr,
Mo., nU him Jt rwnllnlcd I"
Hie unity nlr curpa, ut McClel
luml (rid, Suiruinoiilu.
At Horn Dr. D. D. lluvcin
wua tiikun uuiUli'iuily III ut lil
uflli-l liitt Sulurduy and In now
rr-.lliu ul III IIOIIIO. l'll
-(.'ol. Ilrriiurd Utilii'l,
illy returned (rum
duly with tin- murine culpa In
I lie I'lic fie. will lie inn upeimei
nl Hip Friday noon luncheon
llieetllllt of itotliry club. Col. Oil-
hel wua the Hint comiiiuiiiiiiiK
olllcer ul Ihe Murine lliirrnckH.
He wim stationed In Jiipiin prior
to Ills return to tho Slates mid
piild u vim I to deviiblnled NuKU
sukl mid wim ulmi ut llllo ut thu
lluui thu Ildul wnve hll there.
He will recount hi experlemeii
a Kiieiit upeuker of Itotliry to
morrow. Kd Cieury la chulrmiii)
of the duy.
In Hoiplli Homer Zlrkle-
.12, for thu pint threo yenra Dm-
iloycd ut I'ellrun tiny Lumber
coinpiiiiy, la u putlenl ul juiunuwi
Vulley Moiifilliil wiiero no la re-
reiving mvdlciil t r e Im e n t.
.Irkle la employed ua aliicucr
mid Inln Wvdnnaduy ufternnon i
miffered o audilen puln In the
haek when tin threw spring to
tho top of the stacker.
It., Or.. THURSDAY, H.r It, tUt, tin)
Plan Trip Mr. and Mra. J.
II. I'uul und aon Hubert, 534 N.
I Dili, will leuve next week on an
extended molor trip which will
hike them ciiat. En routo they
will vlnll tho Cruml Cunyon na
tlouiil piirk und other pohiti of
lull-rent. Hubert la completing Ilia
aophomoro ycur at Bacrcd Heart!
ucudemy.
Vlaillno Mm.
former Kliimulh
clflc Tciruce, Or. Iluven'a ofllce fur ln,,y yPHnl mi employe
HUM1 will keep the ultlio open . . m,,,.', ,,r(. n-rr vWltlwt
In iimwcr culla und tuku euro ,., jjlln pi-iint'laco where aim
ol iiiiergenclea but no new up- n()W mukea her home. Mra. Nor-
pohdnenla will no muuii rla la n niece or Mra. Liuiru wu
Swa.pitak.i Women of
Reumea Golf and Country club
will niirllclputc in a aweepatukca
touriiument ut Iteumra Krliluy
Doclu Norrla. lrllii ' '" w"
Knl In realdent , " r'.' , . i '
prenrut, It wua announced.
rUma on Laava S 1c Mal
colm Kplcy Jr., la homo on leuvc
from Jiiekainivlllc. Flu., where
ho lua been ut the nuvul ulr
techrlciil tniinlim center for scv
erul months. ll will return to tho
nuvul ulr atiilloii. Jacksonville,
for rwMiliiimenl late next week.
He 1 visiting at hia homo 004
North 7th.
I Vlaltlng Halallv.s Mr. und
Mra. William Weal of llerkcley.
Calif., arc hero vlaltlng with
her brother unit slaler-M-liiw.
Mr. toil Mra. I.uwrence llerg
munn 22i N. 7th. Wont la tho
aon if the former well-known
Khuiailh Fnlla fnmily, Iho Wal
ler Vents, now living In Ouk-land.
Ilia of Klumiith uveiiue. She ulao
plmia a v 1x1 1 with friends und
relullvea 111 TulelnRc Dcloro re
luriilug auulh.
Vliltlng Kllu Tiillow, now of
Mt-dairil und formerly of Khun
uth Fulls, vialted frlenda here
viMirili,v. Khrt exnecta lo return
Ihla weekend (or another brief
vlalt. Sho la the diiughler of Mr.
mul Mr. ltuv Tntlow who re
centlv moved from Klamath
Fulls to Itogun ltiver.
Improving J. II. Ilowlea of
Weyerhueuaer Timber compuny,
Injured lu mi uutomolillo aecl-
dent eurly Wedneadiiy morning,
will bo iible to leave Klumiith
Valley hoapilul today if hla con
dition cuntlnuea to improve.
Markat Waak L. L. Bnlch and ,
Drown Kolger will leave Sunday
for market week In Loa Angclea,
buying for Leons Exclusively
Youra and or Toll To Tcena
tliopa.
Burgary Mra. Lucy Green,
1401 Nlmltz. la recovering nulla
fueliirlly ut Kliiuuiih Vulley hoa
pltul from major aurgery to
which ahe aubmllted Wednea
diiy. Mra. Green la un employe
ol Die bureuu of reclamation
M.atlng The Sum of Nor
wnv will meet Sulurduy in the
IOOK hull. Mr. and Mra. Arthur
Horgeraon nnd Mr. und Mra. V
A. Kriekaon will aervc refresh
menU. There will bo a aoclul.
Tvlna Born Twin bablea. a
boy I ml a girl, were born at 1 1 1 11
aldc noapllal May 22. lo Mr. nnd
Mra. Kuvmond Yunak. 2231
llniii-ilale. The boy welged 6
pouida- tho girl, S pound 1
ouncf. Doth molher and Infuiita
are rporled doing nicely.
Bother 111 Juck Hooka, S02J
S. Olli. left Monday for Tollu
ride, Colo., nfter receiving word
that in brother Charles Hooka I
anriiaisly 111. Mr. and Mra.
Chadra Hooka were residents of
Klanuith Kalla about 10 yenrj
ago. The brothers were In busi
ncM together.
Altand Graduation Mr. and
Mra. 1. F. Andrea and Don Huf
man cC Ashland were here to
attend the graduation of Caryl
Vandefwall from Kliimulh Un
ion i'gli school Wednesduy
night;
Vatuan Poppies All Ameri
can Ltglon auxiliary members
who can assist In selling pop
plea Hiturdny, May 25. are re
quested to report at tho Pine
Street mnrkel or the Legion
car In front of J. C. I'cnney's.
To Maating Mra. Wllllnm
Yntea, superintendent of Hillside
hospital left Wednesday for K.ll
gene to nttend the Oregon Asso
ciation of Hospitals meeting In
the valley city May 23 and 24.
Condition Improves Mrs.
Pnul Deller, wife of Paul Del
ler of the KU11K stuff, is report
ill Improving ut Klumiith Vulley
hospital where she Is n putient.
The fumlly resides ut 2025 K.urlo.
To Cugena Mrs. Carl Mason,
J025 Lawrence, will leave today
for Ktlgene to visit with her
daughter Shirley who Is In her
first yenr ut the university.
Front Ashland Mrs. Juanita
Nell Is of Ashlnnd, former Klum
ath Fulls music toucher. Is visit
ing friends here over the weekend.
Madlcal Cara Mrs. Lloyd
Walker, 2412 Ebcrleln. la re
ceiving medical care at Klnmnth
Vulley hospital.
Buyara for Miller's Mrs.
Phoebe Slroky, Mra. Hlnnehc
Mnrka and Mra. Bentrlce Wilkes
of Miller's store will leuve next
week for murket week in Los
Angeles.
A Visitor Mrs. Vnnce Trout
of Sun Fninciscn is visiting here
for several duys at the home of
her brother and sbter-ln-liiw. Dr.
and Mrs. E, D. Lamb, 327 Lincoln.
To Brookings Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Schuul have returned to
their home ut Brookings after a
brief visit here, their former
residence.
Around Oregon
By The Associated Praia
Roseburg city council nnd
chamber of commerce hnv"!
recommended a city niknuger
form of goveriunen. there. . . .
Jefferson couoiy will receive
$U0,000 for soli ami wnter con
servation work this yenr, double
the previous year's funds. . . .
Amateur rodeo sportsmen will
onen the senson at the H-Bar-H
ranch at Wren near Corvuins
Sunday. . . . The Clutsop county
bunk ut Seuslde has extended
business hours to open at 10:00
n. m. nnd close at S:UU p. m. .
Kugene City Malinger Dcane
Seegnr reports business streets
will lie widened there with a
S5I1.000 fund to start the work
. . . Archeologicnl discoveries
neur Bend are to be studied by
two University of Oregon geolo
gists.
Corner? To Fly
To Shrine Meet
Marshall E. Cornctt, potentate
of 1 1 1 1 lull temple, will leave
enrly Friday morning by plane
for .Spokane to attend the
Northwest Shrine council to be
held Friday and Saturday. Cliff
Hoguc will pilot the plane.
The two will be Joined at Med
ford by Jerry Jerome, and at Eu
gene by Paul D. Greene. They
plan tn tie In Spoknne nt noon
Back from Trip Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Webber, 416 Pine,
huve Just returned from a trip
to Portland. They were gone
about 10 days.
Accapts Position Mrs. J.
Truman Kunynn has accepted a
position with the Wilson Title
nnd Abstract compuny, 311
Main.
FOR PILES
ThoiiMndi of uffornri from lha tortur
ln pallia lu to lmpl pi In ar rrn in
fill over their dl h-u very of HGMEX.
Thte marvrlmiN triple-action (orinul
mtirkly reliovri n. ttviMi,li,g ruiin
and ll.-JUnr. HEMEX r.iM pile-, with
wilhtnff. pniiMilv nir'IMne. Itf.illy
wo rite rant. Mum (he relief tn thrra
trfntmenie or your money hack. Iion't
ufTrr another minute, t.ot HEMEX
Oltttnient or uplltorlr. fntui your
tlruitit'Rt today on tliia poaltlv
Kuaranieo.
ftoli at All Drut Kleree
Gifts for tht
Groduote
TOILETRIES
POWDERS
ALTER SHAVE LOTIONS
COLOGNE
Sata are of 22K gold anamal
and make gifts that ha will
traasura for yeara.
Sat $12.00 Tax Inc.
Singla $6.O0
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