FRIDAY. NOV. 18. 194
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Midland Empire Nevs
Dairy
Mr. and Mr. Ward tturck mid
daughter, llutli, if rlalnn, visited
villi frleiirte In lllldruraiid and IJo
nanaa ovrr the erk-eiiU.
Uongraliilalloiia are extendrd the
A I I'll llawklna on Hit blrili ul baby
irl mho liae brrn named Edith Plo
rrnre. Mr. and Mra. Mention 4'rlre acre
transecting butlntu In Klamath
Fill on rieturday.
Mra. Jo Hullvan mid aon I.erry,
of Mullll, arninigmnlrd by hrr moth
rr Mra. 8. K. Ilaltrler vlsllrd on
Wednesday at tli l.eiiuard Heller
home, with Mr. Leonard Keller
and Mrt. Nrll Uruhs of l.aniirll val
ley. Mr. and Mra. Jamra l.urbke and
children, Hubert and Bulbar, of
Klabrr, Wuh. apenl the wrrk-rnd
with thrlr niotlirr Mra. Kmrna Hu
tk. Those ho vltltrd on Saturday
vailing Willi Mr. and Mra. laniard
were Mra. Emma Furrk. rrrd I'll
Summer Lake
A alork alinwrr waa ilvrn In hon
or of Mra. Myrna Nrasham at tin
home uf Mra. Hluilry Nresham and
co-hostrsa Wat Mr, Marie Coi hran.
Other guests Included Mrutuwi
Car mud y, o. Miliary, Dnmrrun,
Peay. Hli'haidwin, mover, Hlalwk,
V. Mulkry, llarma. 11. Nraaliam,
W. Nrasham and Ilia honored guest,
Mra, Myrna Nrasham. After tha
Ifu acre oprnrd and admired, re
frrahinrnta arm arrvrd to til
ladlra and rltlit rhlldrrn.
l.'lierlre Hlirrrard rrcrlvrd lilt
word of the drutli of hit broth
rr Jack Hlirrrard of Kansas, who
dlrd trnm a lirart attack on Mon
day, Novrmbrr 7. Ilr llvrd many
yrara on tha rati aula nrar Nrw
Pint Crrrk.
Ornrgr Frntmore and Oaylrn
Towrl wrre dlnnrr gurau of Mr.
and Mia. Merle O'Nrll laat Tuesday
while thry wrre drllvrrlng hay.
Lurllr Burk wee mnvrd home
erk of llnnanaa and Waid Pun k of hospital Turaday following
an apprnarcV"ny
Mr. and Mra. Frank Graven and
dauahtrr. Joyce, of Hummer Lake
wrre visiting thrlr daughter, Mr.
and Mra. Howard Nrlaon and fami
ly on Thuraday evening.
Columbiu Orlsrl left Thursday on
Balrm, Ore.
Mra. Nrll Clrnlia and Infant aon
rrturnrd to thrlr home In Langrll
vallry aftrr aiendlng the pal two
wrrka at the home of hrr parenla,
Mr and Mra. lennard Hrtter.
Mra. Fmma Pun k haa gone to I
7 1
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Klabrr. Wh , to aiend the winter , ,1 num
montln with hrr two dauichlera. Mr ' iurn.
lie wrnl by way of
Honald Mryrra and Mra. Jamra
Lurbka and their famlllra.
Mra. Joe Hulllvan and aon, Lar
ry, of Malln, apent Thuraday night
with hrr parenla Mr. and Mra. 8.
K Haruleo.
Mr. and Mra. Joa Vlrlra and aona.
A fire broke out at the home of
the Charlra Htllea In thrlr kltchrn.
Ihry managed to brat out the
f la men. but the kitchen walla wrra
damaged by amoke.
All the old llmrra who rrmrm-
Jrrry and Lee. accompanlrd by Ue ' " Orovrr Mulkrya. wrre very
- n-M n.-i. r-.iit : aorry to Irarn of Mra. Mulkry a
with Mr. and Mm. Carl Htllea and lh Thf' '""d for several yrara I
Mr and Mra. Dirk Pool of my. " " "vv
Mr and Mra. Krnrat Hitter audi Mr. and Mra. Dirk Kmory and
daughter. Llla. were Hunday dlnnrr ! Arthada Jane of Alturaa wrre Bun
gurota of Mr. and Mra. Ilrnry day of hrr parrnts. Mr. and
bYhmor of H.maiua. M" r- Knner.
Mr. John Jonra who haa orrn on i Ttie Pomona grange will hold
the alrk Hut for anme time waa tak- ' election of offlrrra. Katurday. No
en to Klamath Falla on Ralurday vember Zl at Uie Fort Rock grange
evening for medical attention. I hall. Alao that evening the wellde
Mr. and Mra. Ilvron Welch and grange mreta with aupper bring
rhlldrrn, Elum. Kddir. Ixy and arnrd by the mra.
Clarence, of Hpragtie River, wrre Western music waa rnjoyrd by all
dlnnrr gtieu of their mother. Mra. thoae prrarnt at thr Mrnwrial fund
Sarah Michael an Hunday. j dance on (Saturday night at the
Mr. and Mra. Verle llraaeltlnr ara grange hall,
the proud ownera of a new Nah i Zflu nd Jlmmle O N, vlsll
cr ' over Friday nnht with thrlr irand-
ALL IS FORGIVEN Mrs
Morgorcf Piatt of Bremerton,
Woih , ond her husbond, Wil
ford, whoie "liquidation" she
had odmittcd planning be
cause of his persistent ordor,
embroce after she had been
freed on a charge of attempt
ed murder. The 31 -year-old
mother of two children was
then charged with forgery in
connection with sole of her
husband's car. Piatt, who
stood by his wife, said os he
hugged her: "I wont to take
you home; our two children
need you."
Mr. i n d Mra. Charlra Cleland
were biulneaa vlaltora on the Weal
tide Monday when they trucked cat
tle home.
Mr. and Mra. Charlra Damrron
and children called on Mr. and Mra.
Carl Pray and family Sunday eve
ning. Mr. and Mra. Herbert BUiver ac-
rompanled by her alter-ln-law, Mra.
Brlghthaupt o f Klamath county
I planned to leave Monday on a trip '
to Wahlngton to a farm bureau
convention.
I Mr. and Mrt. Howard Nrlaon and
i children were Sunday dinner gurau
of Mr. and Mrt. Carl Pray and fam-
Uljr.
Mr. and Mra. Hugh Anderaon and
family called on Mr. and Mra. Wea
I Anderaon at Cottonwood on Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mra. Andy Hill, Joanna
and Donny made a trip to Lake
City on Saturday.
) Mr. and Mra. Dee Chandler and
, children made a trip to Klamath
Falla on Saturday.
Mr. and Mri. Lee Paxton were
! bualneaa vlaltora In Klamath Falla
Saturday.
Mr. and Mra. George Treffmger
attended a pinochle party In Lake
view on Saturday night at the Oaur
onakl home.
Ted Btruck. Floyd Rred. and
tome frienda from Salem left last
wrek on an rlk hunt.
Mr. and Mra. Andy Hill vlMled
Mr. and Mra. Harold ShulU on Sun
day evening1
I Mr. and Mra. Winkle and daueh
I ter Brtty were In town Saturday
ahooplng.
Mr. and Mrt. Frank Raymond of
the camD have left for Creacent
City. Calif., whrre thry will apend
torn time vlaltlng.
I A nice time waa had at the Rol
j Iln Red Iter home Friday when a
chicken dinner waa arrvrd In honor
of their aon, Dlrklr'a tilth birthday.
He had many glfta and a lovely
birthday rake.
Mr. and Mrt. George Hill and ton
of Drewa Oap Tinted the Loy Lamln
at Dry creek one day last wek.
Mr. and Mra. Bill Batman visited
Mrt. Mary Breraft and aon Everett
on Friday evening.
Mra. Joe Vlrlra and aona Jerry
and Lea vlaltrd on Wedneaday with
Mra. Virgil Bchmoe.
Mra Harry Bulla and Mra. Ann
Jane White were ahnpping In Klam
ath Falla on Monday.
Mr. and Mra. John Jonea Irfl on
Monday for The Da lira to vlalt their
daughter and aon-ln-law. Mr. and
Mra. Jamea Fulton and family.
Mr. and Mra. Charlea llnrough
and daughter Myrla, vlalled on Sat
urday with their alater and brother-in-law.
Mr. and Mra. Marvin Mich
ael. In tha evening thry all attended
the theatre In Klamath Falla.
Word haa been rrcrlved by rela
tlvea of A. I. (Brown) Michael that
ha la alowly recovering from hit
recent Itinera.
Lea Pool Irfl on Bundav for hit
homa at Rrd Rock. Calif., after
)T-1.1II 1 Ml- I' " " " ' " ' - I
relative and frlrnda In Hlldrbrand.
Tulelake
Mr. and Mra. Roy Campbell are
on an ei tended motor trip that thry
eapect to take them to Canada.
New York and probably home by
war of tha Southern ttalet.
parent on the eanlalde.
Mra. Clyde Prnimore Irfl for
Portland, last Sunday with tome
friends of Lakevlew. While ahe It
gone. Mrt. Hawk la keeping the
children.
Mra. Rollln Rrdlfrr haa been 111
with the flu during the past week.
Alao on tha tick list at thrlr home
la thrlr eldest aon. John Rrdlfrr who
haa been absent from achool. Thry
live at the Oonse lake camp.
Ml la Barabara Cox waa absent
from high achool In Lakevlew be
cause of a bad cold.
Snow and rain fell last wrek and
It looked very much like winter had
tet In. However, the last frw days
have been grand and the roarit are
now clear.
Mra. Elvlna Trrffingrr made a
trip to Klamath Falls on Thuraday.
Mra. Joe Martin Sr.. underwent
minor aurgery at a Klamath hospi
tal on Thursday. She waa moved
home Saturday and la much Im
proved. Mr. and Mrt. Walt Roberta ac
companlrd Mr. and Mra. Roy Rob
erta on a trip to Oklahoma, where
their tlater La aerlously 111 following
at the Rrdlfrr home Bunday evening.
Many famlllra from the camp
wrre in Lakevlew over the week-
end. They included the Lloyd Vatea, I
Earl Cox. Wallh Thompson and Rol
lln Redlfer famlllra.
Mr. and Mrt. UoVd Yatea and
u.n motored to Klamath Falla over 1
the wrrk-rnd on buslnraa.
Mr. and Mra. H. R. Chrlatlansen '
fir. Irfl on Wrdnrsday fur a visit i
of several weekt In Utah. Thry plan '
to visit for sometime In Idaho also. ,
Mr. and Mra. Andy HiU and Don
ny. Mr. and Mra. Hugh Anderaon 1
and aona were Bunday dinner guests '
of Mr. and Mra. Ed Sundet and chil
dren in Lakrvlrw. I
The chamber of commerce U
sponsoring a debate on the CVA at ;
the wrstsidr grange hall on Tura-
day, Novrmbrr 23. Supper will be j
served by the grange ladtea at 8:30.
It Payt to Use the Want-Adaf
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The annual Chrlslma. party for r'r'"1 ,roJ" Wn,'" t
... . a fra w Ut and Uri I rtai-la
Wlnema Welfare "" " -
nuinrriin. urc., are aiaying on at
tha ranch.
There will be a box social and
program at the Dry crrrk achool
house on Wrdnrsda evening. No-
membere of the
club will be held Decern her at
the home of Mrt. Oeorge Frry with
Mra. Clark Frntlrr. and Mra. John
Takara Jr. aa co-hostesses. Gifts
will be exchanged, there will be a
program and plant will be made v'mbTr " ?:- Th nol cnm"
thrn for the annual Christmas par- m"n" ' ""
ty for ttudrnu of Wlnrma tchool ,, A ""J"" ! t the Tref
aiv,nred by the club each year. """r home on Bundav evening for
Mra. Llda Fenaler. San Francisco. I P"rpoe of the ladlea planning
uir niriiu nr inr ntniirr in or nria
mother of Clark Frnsler who has
been 111 In the bay city returned
her with Mr. and Mrs. Fenslrr for
a visit after her aon and daughter-In-law
wrre called south by hrr 111
nesa. Mra. Ellen Yost. Tonpenlsh.
Wash., mother of Oeorge Yost, re
turned here with her aon Saturday
following a hunting trip for elk that
Yost took In Washington.
ROnF.RT B. BEATIK
OREOON CITY. Nor. 11 lli
Robert Breckenrldge Beatle, St.
twice theiiff of Clackamaa county
and a long-time democratic party
worked, dlrd Wrdnrsday.
al thr hall Novrmbrr 12. Those
meeting were the serving commit
tee comiKwrd of Edith Morrrll, Mil
dred Rlchardaraon. Mildred Oarrett.
Eileen ONeil. and Elvlrta Trrffin
grr, Also oresent were Mac Rich
ardson. Billy, Bobby and Oeorge
Trefflngrr. and Grrry Thill. R
frrshmrnta were .served..
Earlyne Cox was absent from
achool at Dry crrrk due to lllnesa.
Bonny Boehm waa a dlnnrr guest
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