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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1925)
Page Eight f LOCALSj Mr. and Mrs. Jesse WalVer of I.or-ll were In town yesterday Trom their home In Langell valley rmpanied by Mrs. Walter Camp dell. .Mr. and Mrs. A E. Clale of Lan sell valley were shopping :th lo ral merchants yedtenlay. . M. R. Doty was a city visitor yertterday from his home a short ti-Tant past of Irwn. Mr. and Mri. Fred Reiling of Olene was transacting business at the ronnty seat yT'sireday. James Thompson was a business visitor yeeterda) from near Jlid ' land. Mrs. J. E. Kndcrs and daughter Shirley who came over from Ash land the middle of the week to visit relative and frinds a tew days was accomnanli d home yeeterday by her mother Mrs L. Jacols and sis ter Mrs. Janus Stewart who will re turn to Klamath Falls !h:s even ing. .Mrs 1.. I. McDonald and Mrs Gene Wllkerson motored in town from Langell valley yesterday and spent the day shopping and call ing on relative and friends. James Pelton and K. M. Leever were here yesterday from Kort Klfms'h on business. Mr. and Mrs. Sabe Taylor, pro prietor of the Fort Klamath hotel; were her yesterday shopping with, local merchants. Mr. and Mrs Hi bert I'hevne 'wet transacting business in this city yesterday from their home near MidlanJ. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Neat Kohn and son Mathew accompanied by Mrs. Xun-j na rantrell went to Meilforj Fri-; day to spend the week-end withi relatives and friends. ( Mr. and Mrs iTen Frain came In from their home on Klamath river, near Topsy, to transact busi ness, at the same Itme visit at the home of th;r daughter's Mr. am! Sunday, Airil2fi.J!: Falls on business lleorge Tlffonv of M.lwl Is in Klamath Falls on business W Umitli Is here on liusiw-s from Ijikevlew. THE 1 --liHir Mr and Mrs. " K- Kiger and family were sh. pplng with Klam ath Falls merchants yesterday from Stukle bridge on Merrill road Mr. and Mrs liwr.nce Morton of the llorton ranch on llonania road are the proud parents of a !! boy. born at tile Warren Hunt hospital last TllesJa.v. i 1 i .iioir-1 ri T4X!f .-:V At For BUILDING with ASSURANCE and ECONOMY. See H. R. PERRIN Designs Plans Estimates. 209 Hopka Bldg. Phone 250-J Mrs M. M. Honnelson of this city. Tom Roberts. Toe valley farmer; was transacting business at the' county seat yesterday. I Among some of tnoae who were j business visitors here yesterday from Bonanza were James Ueuhke. principal of the Bonania school. Miss Crank. M'ss Alice and Grace Lytle teacher also. j Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Prevr were j in town yesterday from their home near Hilderbrand shopping with lo cal merchants. Mm. S W. Kglin 's a city vis- (tor yesterday afteinooa rum Mo di-- I'oitll. Mrs. Houston and daughter l-ois were city shoppers here yesterday fnm Uonitnza. MUSIC NOTES Mrs. M. CUiMTninn, was in tuwu from Merrill yesterday on bu.:nii! and pleasure. M is C.oldie Wht?is:one of B.y is pTidinj; rhr wk-end in KUmath IMiotii Joliiiny4n-tlu-SHt for I-uhiIht 128 -set -f'ys. All our business conduct is dictated by a desire to serve each individual to the best of our lumber ability whether he wants a larjre or a small order filled. Fair prices certainly. Lakeside Lumber Company It's Straw Hat Time And as usacl, wo are rea 'y with all the best styles. Straws Swi3 S .ravGPanamas. Styles from $2.50 to $10.00. Klamath Klothing Kompany Leading Hatters. t'onlililleil frtiltl lMX rsi-Vt let Forbidden Music iMusl- a Trolbltal Gastuldon ( i! I My Jean ( ara Koma Mr. M.i.Mox tai It. man it S.huIm'ii (hi Valsa Triste . Siliolitij Mr. .lane; 3. tai Ail. Moon of My IV. l.ght Lehman ' tin Then You'll r'ttu'itilier Me tlalfe Id Little Mother of Mine Ilurlolch i (d) I'll Slug the Sotus of ! Arahy day i Mr. Maddox ! 4. (a) Hymn to the Sun j Kyindky Korsakoff; tb) Londonderry Air Kreisier Arrangement Mr. Janes .V Ia At Night Rarhmanioff (b) 1 Go to Claim My Love lU-yce tel For You Alone tleehl Mr. Maddux ! Violin Obllgato. Mr Jane, Accompanists yr Charles llazel rigg. Mrs. V. Carlton Janes. a show .Mrsic-s HKl.P IX UOltK WITH IIKYS Philadelphia's movement of util izing to the full the value of music In the lives of boys was summed up Impressively In a recent concert by the musical organizations sponsored ' , by the Boy Council of Philadelphia. ; Mayor W. Freeland Kendrk k was the host both to the hoys com prising these group, and to two audiences of 4.100 persons who heard them. The young musicians were tho.e comprising the Civic Junior Symphony orchestra. the Boy Council Harmonica nan,: and the Civic Junior band. Alj wer tinder t!-e direction of Albert X Hoxle. Through t:ie personal interest of Mayor Keni.-;ck pre. trlsiun had been made for the use of the mayor", re centlou room at city hall for the re. hearsals of th buy,, wnicn he at. tends a, often as his official duties permit. He has also made It pos,i ble for a portion of the rehearsals to be broadcasted from station WIP. in acting as host for the two performances at Philadelphia Met-1 ropolitan Opera House, the mayor atlpulated that the matinee perform ance he given to an audience of public school (Viildreo who are studying musical Instruments. Eadich, Croatian Peasant Leader, A Tested I Stefan Kadich, leader "o'f" the (rutl:: Peasant, I arty, ha, been tr."V , Rnrt f'"1- ,n Jil In llel- . ... i i 0""1' '"ere it , . ,. . . ..... I(I irca,on oiuuKni against him. was reek 112 a .4. . 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