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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1925)
! 1 I .t-rrr--:- ElocalsS Mr. and Mra. Kiln Olviirhaln wera in from thir ranch yenierday nt-oiiplnn with Klamath Fall mer flianU. Chrla Cowley of l.anKtIt valley vaa In town ypsterdav cm titiMiiess. Kramla h'n.er. l'o valli'y far mor, was in town vnlprday ith 0 gallona of cream fur a local 'reamery. Mr. Kreuer makfit reRu- Mr trlpj on Saturday of each neck .vlth his rreatn. Cartia Hi-adrirk of t'hilnquin. a iicrrhant was a ciiy buaineas vial- or yeaterdajr. Mr. and Mra. 8. R. Johnston went to Medford yenlerday to apend the week-end on buaineaa and pleas ure. Jessie McFall of Oleso ti trans- ' Build with STQNS-TilE Made From Poured Concrete ana auralitlity are among the most Imnortmt quirementa for permanent con- lUrucliuu. and Stone-Tile possesses these qualities to a hieh rl,.irr.. Made from "wet-mixed" concrete. Stone-Tile units tare nmin,. density and hardness and arturil- ly become stronger instead of weaker with age. You can safeguard your lm !,) in In rest men t and ensure hiirh re-sa!" value by usiu duraliK fire proof Mtine-Ti.V at the Ip-im cou fjr permanent construction. ;kt st(.m.;.tii.k i:sti.mtks ltKMKK VOl- lit 11.0 Klamath Concrete Pine Co 7 .Market 1lon M3.w actins husinesa In tnitn yesterday. Mrs Dan Crump was a city ahap , per from Modoc IVat y,lerilay. Miss Opal Harvey, wli.i Imu heeu apendiuK the wluier in AshUud is Hvpec'ej to return to Klamath Kails to visit Indefinitely at the home of her sister. Mr. aud Mr. I.ee Parker. Chester Avery was in from his rjiuh yesterday on bantu. Mr. and M.i. Chtrltvi I'aiiht who reside near M.ilin were pur chasinii suVplies In the r.iiiritjr seat yeaterday. Mr. and Mrs. Clean I'ruilt of ('hili-quln are spendine the week end In Klumatn Kails visiting friends. Mr. and Mra. H. V. Ka and daughter Ka'.herlne were attending to business in town Saturday from their ranch on the Keno road. j Miss llohhiette Tultle of l.orelln ! was shopping in town yesterday.! : a loral visitor on Saturday. i Mr. and Mrs. W. Ihmey of I'lne ' Uidita were local . visitors Satur day. Mrs. I.. i. Ilui:.e. Is a week-end ; visitor from her home at itouania. Mrs. Krauk S ewart was ahopping 'in K!ama:h Kill, Saturday from her home at Spring lalii. .Mr. ind Mrs It C.imriV:i and sen Irv'u were in town sY.pimig from t!ie;r I'inc drove rancli Saturday. Word ras h.etl received 1 Miss Minnie llarnum uf tills city that her father and mother, y. M ami Mrs. r.oro.im. haw recently pur chised a comforia'ile home in Ash laud Mr. and Mis. llarnum were residents cf Klamath county for many years, farming a ranch ad join n? the r.immn .1. Krank Adams ranch In the Merrill valley. Some years ago Mr. llarnum aold his ranch property and moved to llorn brooi. Tl-e !!.irnurus will take up their residence in Ashland in the nrar future. I., y. Crertaon. of Matin was a Klamath Falls ytstreday. Sunday, May 10, lttgj.' Weds Baron 'JaiasswXI Mr. and Mrs. Elsie Huberts and children were shopping in town yesterday. Mr. and Mra. Kd Card well were' local visitors yesterday from their Fort Klamath ranch. J Frank l.atta. accompanied by his sister Miss Nellie Latta made the1 city a brief business visi! yesterday f-r.m the Latta ranch on the Mer rill road. Harry Wrheia and son Itoo.-rt. who are employed at Main, on hiuhway work, are ee!:--nd v'-i. tors in Klamath Fails. ii. ('. Spink, justice o: the Ilea.-.- of C'liikquin, is a local business -itor. Koy Nelson, who o.vus a ranch ar Dorr's, was trsubj.-tin li.isi- eu in the c;.unty seat fir a brie.' t'me yesterday. A. T. I.angell. Realty slo.kmjm and rancher, made a visit to the, city yesterday. R. V. Ka was In the cliy yes terday afternoon from his ranch on the Ash!anj highway. S. I.. Hurnett was calling on mer. chants here yesterday from his home in the Midland district. Win. Cheyne, of the Spring Ijike country, was am.ing the oul of town cal'ers yesterday. A transfer of property took place yesterday between Kmma Johus W and Cfcr's Hlanas. whereby tfc' la'ier l-i.tni' the owner .f a fin- lot cn 11th street. V.'ni. Harks a in the city yes !"r,!.;y fr." h's home in the Mer rill valie;-. vTOiffiy KITTY gCHOrNBCFw' I'n ii i Kulv Scho.irnr.. foe ni.ilt Vti.s Kalherins Wolff, of T'o'eil iii..a iirpiiMl riei fro n la liy iiid'tvus Itsrnn Fug ua ua tt'i.V si to'il mi ill ttie rli lii-sl m.-u u hurt,.? She Wrti recinlly de roroil Ttiotl Coutil iU lliiellt ol n. ( . : ! C. !l--'i!ri,:i. i ii, irh her c!ii;,i-ea. drovv. down f:vm :i!.-.ui:i ytsterdiy. H II. Ro'ierts. of l, . ..! Will Adams. Merril! ranch.r was " ,h jr zr J bn Ko;mtz and wife At Salvation Army Old Time REVIVAL : Starting Tneday, May 12th at 8:00 p. m. Our New Hal!, G1D Walnut Special Music. Evtiybody Invited. Have Yon A Savings Bank? Hie old custom of keeping money hid in a tin can, jar or seme impractical place has been done away with by the use of small coin banks. These small banks are not only attractive but help one to save con sistently. Drop a nickel, clime, quarter or half dollar in daily and f;Ce your ravings account grow. First National Bank Member Federal Reserve Bank Capital $200,000. DU i2m3 j i-:tt!a,l upcu merchants here yesterday. Mr. ,8ml Mrs. K.mnta have been res. den's of the .Mt. Ukl district for many year. Mr. aad Mrs. A. F. fllover are Jeavin? this murning to attend the convention of the Oregon Retail Jewelerj association which Is being held in Salem Monday and Tues day of this week. Mr, Clover takes -the rhair as president of' this orga nization for th.. coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Clover will return Wed nesday evening. i Harry Ivltz. Jr.. made one i,f the biggest catches of the season yesterday morning when he landed a 12-pound trrut Just off the Keno dam. ! The delicious coffee served at the P. T. A. program Friday night was donated anj made by the Hur ry Cash grocery. May comments were made ou rts excellence. I. J. TicUnor of l.aneeii v-.ii.... r$'.' 'a" a Klamath Falls ys " i f terday. com o:. i f.. .1. , , i'"-- iiiee img "if th. Federal Ml !:!(1 . tl, her of ci.ni:.,,!- e. Mr. Ti. lmor s-.ys ia nu::ilicr of u. (iw,.n Valt,- .. ''r w!:" paniiMl' 8a.n 1 Mead her-i. have !!; . options on I ,n ' i Valley. .M,t nf tlKm are cxr., .,,., ,,, r...,!rn ua , 1( 1 'Ate h.-re. This activity has aroused icousti'irahle interest . le V-l(,v according t.i liikinr. I'llone Johnny on-tlie-Spot for Lumber I'JM 1 The lumber you need from one end of the year to the other. You'll find it in our yards and you'll find the proper system of doing business has made this business a successful one. LAKESIDE LUMBER CO. Orgon Trunk Starts Survey Out of Here (Continues! From 'a. iM.) .small p-riv of offc-N f 'If. in-ludi:ig both p. , .., ,, in-.-l:t d-p-ilmenrs. vll! tlie aurv .yon. t-atl,. iir'nus f j 1 .' :t j The On-.ot! Ti-tllil; 1 lihornl V, trendy rili, I r iril . ' ! pwlilic loii.-iniitico ..,,,1 Willi Hi ! Ininr.-tai" ,. :iii:;ioii for n 11 1 i;,;rj; v t,, . . . south fro::: Hen, I ,,, 1-,' 111,.. runs, ami . ,...ry ..n.- "urveyois is ta!:.. t j,,,,; I he road i:,t ;u!s .,..., LUMBER FOR SALE C II E A P E cards SKiplap Dimension i.. cm:g I atk MI t f I l; I'll .r eio ii I'Ol.TI.i" i-.;::n! t i:: ,-; ICi.ie r If, :re.i..I n f",. , l:.nd Inline f 1 ' oil O -11 t ., 1'J V 1 .. . j f-i fact practically a!! I i'cri-n for construe- J c- rrp-Jy Work. I tT-s1 1 1 - in ar.a icr.ir 't o?r. 1 f. 'll ! loililup ,.. .,.,.....,, u iiit'son. ir. : !f li.rniliB lo . t,.,(. win, ., y ' 3 nn.-on v ork-r.,. p.. v ,.).. ,." i:nd umde nwny with 11 mi.-h,' .'.-i cas,i my In wliMi ci,..,,,., carrying ll,o nion-y. rEUCAN"'BAY LUMBER CO. X'i '(... A- ... i 1 7 ' V,y. a ir When Dreams Come True! Your Own Home Most of us at some time or other have built "air castles." Fivmiontly our thoughts were in the ethereal heights. Hut if you realized what a small amount is necessary to make those dreams come tine this nation would be one of heme owners. ' As an expert in the building business 1 can offer you any number of plans ai:d niijrtrt.s. tions by which the hi me you want for voti and yours may beet me a reality. H. R. Perrin Plan Dcaism Advice Eilimates. 203 Hopka BIdg. ii it.1 ; , :. a'- v- "tL-a ' TOxot. ii miaaaa. .n.'l ' : -.-'' '!:- : ' -rj'?ra-viil ir...,. Europe Is Ruined! WHY,? pecked rv8n thtatIa,1,tf h money i, in the bank, and t! war she poured her monev into fh.V c j . i trade ,nto our favor, unt.l now .hj ha, nothing with which togrti That is the position Klamath Falls will be in crer fT1C C?tInUe 8end thou"nds of dollar, every month into cnlnfe tru-pCur merchants buy merchandise for .ale to v iZ nly' " y your supplies eWb " Choosp iVi juuiotn cKorin8rtOPay-ah,'ghfr,P"Ce for the merchandib h.cago or are you go.ng to help Klamath Fall, grow and pro.,. THE ANSWER IS BUY AT HOME and BUILD A GREATER KLAMATH FALLS ernn'ovP!Iar J" U ,a h Klama your ia tarn " ' to hi, business wlach i turn gn-es employment to rew people. rtrfe,1!ar T?? "n.co add, to some busi- DO YOUR PART-TRADE AT HOME Tile Merdmote5 Association of in ikmm&m Fall - 05CCi ly Th3 KhnuU. County Chamber of Ccmrnerce