The Klamath news., May 17, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

PC Four
Sunday, May 17, 927.
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SOCIETY
CLUBS - CHURCHES LODGES
luervod fir th children, the birth
iiy nkt br.Bt th i-llniM of the
day. .Mr, lilner lted la
srevin Iiy M: CUr Otfli Wott
and Mildred Kin;. Thn r.''iit
t-r.': M.in.n Y.'.ins. M it i-iiv:
.voting. Ii.tii.i ,1 I. li'irt.m. r:n
r LOCALS I
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I AMH.v niwuits
at whiti: rui.H.w
Ta- Wire lV-1-...m li.'--1 Sur.
il.iy dinners .irj !it.-i.:i'u more
.ilu!ar us tile vv.iilu v.vii'.'ler Is
HPPriMi'hinK. Am.-n; '..'.e m.itiv so-rli-ty
lc. pie who were in: lc'-.l at
the Inst dinner vr: Mr. .ind !i.
l-ldward II Tike. Mr. an 1 .Mm. J.
M. Bedford, and children. I'r. nd
Mrs. (ieorse Merryman and chil
dren. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert K.
Hanger and children. Mr. and Mrs.
Ci. A. Kranse. Mr. J. J. Miller and
suests, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Slater.
r.Ir. and Mrs. H. R. Harrison. Tom
Malarkey and his parents. Mr. and
Wrs. Pan Malarkey. of Portland,
.ind Mr. and Mrs. Mat Egan of Al-fi.ima.
lK MOI.AYS KNTKRTAIV
j.lll-S DAl'CiHTKIW
The DeMolay boys were hosts
io the Daufthter of Job Thursday
pvenins at a dancing party given
in the M.mnnic hall. Before the
clinclng the evening was spent in
playing games and cards. after
uiuch refreshments were served.
HARRY ItnRKI. l'l.AVIMJ
AT YYHITK PEI.irAX
Harry Borel. local violinist, has
l. -en encased to play at the Sunday
e-enins dinners wMfh are beinz
Siren at the White Te'.iian hotel.
htltS. VOYK AT
H! 1STHK SCHOOL
Yrs. A. J. Voye. Klamath Falls
t vocalist, is spending sc-veral weeks
in San Francisco where .she is as--.sting
at the Samoiioff Master
s- bool of music. Mrs. Voye who has
Iteen teaching vocal music here for
s.ime time, will also study with the
i.i.tsier teachers who are to he at
lie Samoiloff school during sum
41. er months.
(Ml I K.K WllMIA
To MIIHT
Tile Woman's, I'niver-iiy clu'i
' .'.I m. el M.md.iy e.':m:-; a', i
.'i-io.-k f--r a lawn in:v at ill-.'
'..une of Mrs. II. K. (Ie.tr.-. a' ti:i?
iVd.tr street. H.i:N-r p-r:v.:tt;:ii;.
If the day is rainy the .!u' will
then meet in the rlu r.vm of the
li'nrary. .Miss Vera H.nwi.ia will
have charge of' the entertainment
and Miss l.el.a:ne West will be in
c large of the serving. Members
are requested to notify either Mrs.
(teary or Miss West of their in
tentions in attending.
IIWKXT HltlDK
ro.Ml'I.IMKXTKI)
The Riverside teachers served a
four course luncheon Wednesday
noon in honor of Mrs. Jennie John
ston Mills, a recent bride.
i Mrs. Mills was present-1 with a
'complete set of long stem gob
lets, cocktail and sherbet glasses.
which were etched in a special pat
tern ordered at the factory.
j Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Wells. Loretta Jenuincs.
' Ch'.oe. Palmer. Grace Myers. Mrs.
R. K. Watteaburg. Mr. Frank
Mills. Lulu Foster and Wayne
Keesee.
MRS. fOI-HK AMI
MRS. SATKRLK!-: K.NTIIItT Al V
km; u.i-munt is
awoi m'kii
At one of (he pre: ;.'. up
p. iiil. d turtles of the mouth. Mrs.
Oscar l'eten entertained a niim
!er of ou:r people. Ihe o. eai..n
bein the luinotin.'ing of (lie I'll
SJenietlt of llin Ib.ris Ady to Cal
vin I'eton Tile annoutii-emelit
cards bore June -S as the wedding
date. Miss Ady. who has l.een
teaching in the Klamath Fails city
schools, is the daughter of Mrs.
Lecna Ady. of Portland and one
of the most attractive girls of the
city. Mr. Peyton is the eldest
! son of Mr. and Mrs. Osi-ar Peyton
and is identified in business with
his father. During the afternoon
Mrs. Peyton served a dainty lunch
eon to her guests, covers being
laid around a table whose renter-1
'piece motif was a clever arrange
ment of yellow iris. Y'ellow and
white wis the color motif on the
table, at each cover individual flow
er bowls were filled with yellow
and purple parties, lluesus of the
afternoon were Mrs. Willard Pey
ton. Mrs Kd. Howie. M-d. Frank
ISeii. Mrs. Frank Mills, and the
Misses Anna Mae Johnston. Cather
ine M--Andrews. Francis Kand.tlin. :
Lain Foster. Mae Phinney. Alice '
r.luckford. IK-Iois Cooper. Do-ris
Ady. att.i the hoste-s Mrs. Ivyon.
hi ol !:
otlftned 1 ' ! he
:l:le.tej arm
jil-t tieeu re
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i . F. W !l : .ill-'
M.n in II II i:i:i
M.IIH'
cev,-d ly ihe managers of
HOph.l IMCIOIIIK IIOII1 Ims. . . r (
Hugh and Paul Shaip who exp.-.i
to lm to Klamath Falls to make p. , p r)ilh
In Calif. By Big Margin
Ui birih.. with a r.t. of SI 1 p.r',,,4 0,1177
I .mil InhalillaiiK, as coinparrd with I.7 ii
. r, T HI deaths, with a rata of Hi
I per l"'ii' liinaiiiiania. A l.i,,r (-J
l.l l.-.s X'uiIhs there were II. K'aniath p!I!i. "'"ul
:; I ,1 h.le In San F, . -d.,.:,,
. jaowi-raatirvioiJii
their home, opening their effi.-
about June 1 In the Hopka build
'"S- SACU VVKN I'll. Calif, ill) IS
W. It i;..ber was a busincfs r ill- Births c . e.b-d d.-alhs in Cull
er In the city yestot day from h: (oiuia bv a wid" lli.irg.n during
ranch on the Olene road I'l-.M. anor liiig to figures )u-( made
pilhlii by K I. I!."-", director ol
the ta(e bureau of lt.il lall-tlc
IHirlng (he year there were Si!.-
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Vhctoqraphic
A" IJL Phone?
ENLARGING ANn tintim
(I-pn.sito Court House 2:17 Main
Mrs. K W. Kenick U Vi:iiiu in
I-akevievv fur Kime ilays with hT
sistrr. Mrs. N. A. Nii-lii!y.
Karl H'-ok. KiruK( man and far
mer from HilUvbrunU. was a busi
nes visiiur here yeHterday.
K. L. Arant. of Dairy made a
trip to Klamath KalU yesterday.
;uy
ut a
party
Cofer
OREGON
GOLD
DOLLAR
STKAWBEIiRIES
for canning.
TUESDAY
May 19th.
Better Place Order
Monday.
PUBLIC MARKET
Phone 169. 126 N 6th St.
Mrs. Fred Cofer and Mr
M. Satterlee were hoste.fles
delightful May Iay bridge
Wednesday afternoon at Ihe
home when they cnter'aine-1 for a
number of friends. The C iter home
was attractively decorated with May
baskets filled with spring flowers
of every hues. Those present were:
Mesdames J. J. Parker. F. E Ma
gee. E. H. Balsiger. F. W. Bech
t"l. Walte-r Perkins. w.tj;r L.
Cofer. Martin Bussard. M. S West.
J. S. Elliott. Fred Dunbar. Harry
Peltz. E. M. Chilcote. Victor Pal
mer, and Mollle Delding.
piiph.ak ii.i mst
ox the wei.i. list
Miss Betty Ramsiiy. lo.-al jilanis;.
who has been confined to her home
with illness for the past two weeks
is now able to be out.
FltEDDV M.OVKl;
HAS UlltTHIJAY PAKTV
Mrs. Fred (Jlover entertained
a number ot her son's small friends
yesterday afternoon with a charm
in? birthday party in honor of
Freddy's seventh birthday, (lames
were enjoyed during the afternoon
after which a lovely lunch was
Spring Lamb Crop Is
Exceptionally Good
WASHINGTON. May li. The
trowlh of the early spring lamb
crop during April continued excep
tionally pood, and in nearly all areas
the May 1 condition was the best in
some years, according to the report
of the I'ntted Slates department of
agriculture. Except for the last
week the weather during April was
unusually n-.ild. with much sunshine.
Pastures made good growth, and
green feed was everywhere plenti
ful. The market movement from
ail ittip.irt'tnt aretis will probably be
nearly two weeks earlii r than lust
year.
In California feed conditions re
mained excellent, and the bulk of
the early lambs Is maturing rapidly.
Shipments during april were un
usually lari-e. and lo May 1 about
loO.Ouu lambs live nnd dress-d.
had been -hipp-d t-ast. Shipments
dining May are estimated at around
200,0110 head, with the peak load
ings during the second week. The
total eastern movement will prob
ably be larger than the first esti
mate of around SOO.OoO live and '
dressed.
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SPECIAL SUNDAY
DINNER
WHITE PELICAN HOTEL
HARRY B0REL
and his orchestra will play during
dinner hour.
Gifts for the Graduate
Reasonable Prices and
Easy Terms
Evny Gift Mw auradl Bib&m&IM
Glover, The Jeweler
"The Home of the Big Street Clock"
Big
Demonstration
Famous SluiURhnossv
OLOUNIT
Lingerie
Every woman will want
to see this fine display.
Mi's. Bertha Caton,
state organizer,
at
MRS. J. S. LAGESON
Afternoons only.
134 4th St.
Hoagland & Coggint
Exchange.
1920 Nash louring l-l.'O
1921 Ford Touring. 5 new
balloon tire $1I0
lii'.'lt For j T. Hiring, good
l''22 Hub k . SO--I shape.
r. n. -.v itres. i , $;:.
1 '':"! 'si,. ,;... c .,
111!.'.--, li,,'is,., f;, '
.-las, i.,tU:t;.in Is.'...
!'.'.'.! Sp. eial S:inl -baker.
good t:-.-s. Ii.e:is.. $s7".
Other good v.i!i.-.s lo In. here
Monday. M.iy Is.
sei
I vvv.f. Df
If vou float home a bit late .why don't
you nave some Brunswick Rccoraiiaae
your arm to make it easy for you?)
CURRINS FOR DRUGS
I'l.l-lbiitil mill hau lranikM
Hoagland & Coggini
K(h mill I'm,-.
mi biui u i.m
1
BIG SALE !
OF
Spring Hats
Practically Every Hat
In The Stock Of The
Worden-Calkins
Shoppe
Will be placed on sale at prices that will
please vou. Many to be sold at cdst.
We Must Make Room for Our
Mid-Summer Stock
Fir May Giradis
Pleasing Jewelry
In selet'linj; a commencement gift, why ni
commemorate the event by a gift that will k
most pleasing and permanent. Graduation
a notable event in your son's or daughter's
young friend's life make the gift a notabk
one too.
George L. Metz, Jewele
"Let George Do It"
622 Main St.
All Hats Are of this Season's Style
es
Coming Klamath Falls'
OWN DRAMATIC STOCK CO.
Open
Tuesday, May 19, in a-comfortable,
well heated
TENT THEATRE
On So. 6th St. at city limits for
THREE BIG WEEKS
6-Piece J.-zz Orchejtra Special Scenery
Vaudeville Between Act
20 Clever Performers
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
The Four Act Swede Comedy Drama
"After Cle Olsen Saw Broadway"
Doors Open 7:00 p. m. Orchestra 7:40
Curtain 8:00
Prices-Children 25c; Adults 50c
Tussday Night LADIES FREE-
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