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CITY. Joi" Mr.
bad M7X"i
L fltln( at the ""
hr i:4 siaier-in-iaw.
V. Tlllon ror
Vii and tmly epent
i01d, In Algoms. Mrs.
parents r visiting
same between Pelican
Hunduy wag won Dy a
m T In aor ot
Luinf order was: B.
Taylor, rf Bnillh H.,
A. Tlllon b., O.
lb., Howard c, Tony
U and KiikI pltenera.
,r Psllran playa Ten-
Insnt. Calir.
wn ana UmUy were
Pellfan laat Wednes-
hi and fiimlly were
Modoc Point jreater-
k HcCsndiess.
Mra. Cbaa. McCandlos
were visiting - from
III.
tnay achool cloned
Friday for the sum-
Mr, k. I), and r. ana
run i and aid Mra.
oHindrd t: r ilinca at
Sa'rd.iy "
Kn ni and -y were
.lir a y;c:d i.-.
MERRILL
June 0. ?'.io Morrill
b held tho laat m-etng
lummrr varallnn. nt I'le
r, Wm. Walker. V.-:x
i assisted In rnlrrtulr
prraldcnt, Sirs. II. 1.
bided, after the builnent
the way, tho afternoon
iool ennvrrnnllnn and
work. netreahmeata
during tho afternoon.
djourned to meet with
Stevenson In August.
lent were: Mosdamea:
R. C. Andersen, R, 8.
C. Bailey, J. A. Brown,
on, Arthur Frailer. N.
W. C. Bowers. J. 8.
J. L. Hasktaa. C. V.
Durkee, E. Gilford, 0.
(r, R, L. Dalton, and the
Dalton, Zerollne Stev-
la McVeigh, Helen and
person.
rba Coveratone, of Klara-
waa In Merrill Sunday
Mrs. M. E. Woodnouse
e uitlun meeting ot the
the Chautauqua tent
nine In Klamath Falls.
Idrow Oraasley la enjoy
ff with her Barents, who
r a few daya from Pdrt-
r Jlnnette ts visiting
lit Conrallls, Ore.
'ah E. gnflth and Mra.
'cork, of Klamath Falls
Wednesday, June 10. 1925.
MIDLAND
Paf Hiree
war. visitors In Morrill Sunday.
The first of July lh f,,iii.
tffl-ere are to be taist.lled In the
I. O. O. F. lofig.: b. F. M,rrlu
K. 0., H. N. Hill, V. 0., K. H. An
derson, secretary and W. F, Frulta,
treasurer.
iaa Louise Dalton to visiting In
Klamath Falls this week.
Mr. and Mra. Loren Wolfe hsva
moved Jnto the rooms over the
postofftce.
Mrs. Frank flraybael Is carina for
the two smsll children of Mrs.
Clyde Harrows', In her home. Mrs. I
Harrows Is In Portland for medical
aid.
Carl Garrison and his mother
have gone to Portland, whero thoy
plan to apend part of the summer.
Mr. and Mra. M. C. Stewart, of
Klamath Falls were visiting In Mer
rill Sunday and attended tho bas
ket dinner at the club rooms.
Voraon Coveratone, of Klamath
Falls wu3 a faest of William Hulet
over l.io r;cok-end.
Mr.' and Krs. W. F. Jlnnette, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Lewis and Karl Jln
nette attendt d the lecture given by
Dr. George 0. Fallts Sunday evening
In the trown Chautauqua tont at
Klamath Fal'o.
Mr. and Mrs. tester Turnbaugb
and his father, Mr. and Mra. Wal
ter Turnbaugh and family, Mr. and
Mra. W. F. Jlnnette, Karl Jlnnette
and Vernon Coveratone were guests
at the manse Saturday evening.
Mra. Hulet aerved Ice cream and
cake.
Auguat II. Weasala spent Sunday
In Malln and talked 1n the Preaby
terlan church, both morning and
evening.
A number of Merrlllltes attended
the mass railroad meeting In Malln
Sunday afternoon.
MIDLAND, June I. George Bur.
nett was calling at the Manning
ranch Jt the Henley district Thurs
day. Mrs. P. L. Kellum, of Oakland,
Calif., Is vlstlng In Midland with
her sister. Mrs. Edger Furber.
Mr. and Mra. Ooldaworthy wars
calling on the Island Wednesday.
Mrs. Ooldsworthy Is one of the con
testants fcr the Klamath News eon-
teat.
Mr. and Mrs. Edger Furber and
aon Lewis, accompanied bv Mrs.
P. L. Kellum, of Oakland, Calif.,
were mushroom hunters Wednes
day.
Mr. and Mra. S. L. Burnett were
Klamath Falls visitors this week
Mlaa Opal Hooper waa a visitor at
the home of Paulina Burnett Thurs
day.
Francs and James Flowers were
visitors at the home ot Paul Sev
Ick Thursday. . i
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cheyns and
children were visitors on the Island
Tuesday.
Almond Gregory and William
Burnett were buay boat riding Wed
nesday evening.'
Mr. and Mra. IMlburt Largent
wero Klamath Falls visitors Sat
urday.
Wm. Burnett was visiting at the
home ot Paul Sevlck Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Albert Gregory and family
were visitors In Midland Thursday.
Miss Anna Bnrnett spent the
week-end with Miss Mary Sevlck
In Midland.
Mkw Catherine Burnett was a
caller In Midland Thursday.
Almoad Gregory was a caller at
the home of Wm. Burnett Friday.
Oeorgla Flowers, Sf Midland, waa
caller at tbs Olvero home Thurs
day.
Deeds
Francis J. Bowne et ox to Mae
Rlggs Balsiger. $1.00 I. R. 8.
Easterly 60 tU of lot I, block (, Or
iginal Town.
Carolina Franey et vlr to George
. Proctor and Joht H. Houston.
SO I. R. 8. southeasterly of
lot I, block t8. First Addition.
Minnie Bishop et vlr to F. Hill
Hunter. Q. C. D. f.BO I. R. 8.
(Two M. and B. descriptions along
Klamath Avenue, near Payne alley.)
Louts K. Porter at nx to H. It.
Harrison. .60 I. R, 8. Hot Springe
Addition, lot S, block 19.
Burt E. Hawkins, sheriff to A.
Denayer. Sheriff's deed. $60.41
consideration. - BeoOnd Addition,
lots 9, 10, blook IS.
H. M. Manning et ux to The Cali
fornia Oregon Power Co. Q. C. D.
On Codger aveaue, being pt. lot
In Sec. II, Twp. 18, B. ft.
W. M,
I'lAMo Tt'.MNO
W. M. Morgan at Shepherd's.
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KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL.
A aunny room and contented baby
will speed any mother's convales
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Klamath Falls, Westwood, Susan-
ville Stage Line ,,r
Geo. A. Scott, Owner.
Starting Thursday, May 21st, 1925
Leaving; Klamath Fall
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 7:30 A. M.
Arriving at Klamath Falls '
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 6:00 P. M.
Leaving Suianville
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 7:30 A J.
Arriving at Susanville
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 600 P. M.
Making through trip in one day. -
Connecting at Klamath Falls for Ashland,
Medford, Portland, Bend, and points north. Con
necting at Susanville for Reno, and points east
and south, also Fruit Growers camps. .
New comfortable stages will be used on this line.
Beit of Service Guaranteed. ,f
COURT FILINGS
George Blehn et nx to Mae La
Prairie. $.50 I. R. 8. Second Mills
Addition, lot Z, block 109.
Mortgage
H. M. Allender et nx to Union
Savings Loan association. $4,000
loan. Klamath Addition, lot 4,
block 84.
F. E. Pellett et nx to Union
Savings ft Loan association.' $700
loan. Buena Vista Addition, lot I,
block 97.
J. E. Franey et ux to Western
Loan ft Building CO. $1,800 ait 10
per cent, due Inatallmenta. First
Addition, WH of lot t, block 38.
Miscellaneous Filings
U. S. A. to George T. Graham.
Farm Unit "B" or lots 1 and 17
of Sec. 12, Twp. 41, R. 11. ;
Aoglb-Callfornta Trust Co. to The
K. D. Co. Release. Industrial Ad
dition, lot 21, block 2. '
Anglo-California Trust Co. to The
K. D, Co. Release. Industrial Ad
dition lota 23, 24, block .
Boarret-Krrkwood Co. to New
City Laundry. Bill of Sale. $1,000
due, notes. . On machinery.
W. C. Dalton to B. H. Pickett et
al. Satisfaction of Mortgage. Pro
perty In Sec. 8, Twp, 41, R. 12.
Circuit Court Filings
C. E. Ritchie vs. H. E. Hauger.
Plaintiff demands Judgment QpT
$450, and costs. Affects auto.
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