The Klamath news., June 11, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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Thursday, Juno 11, 102-y.
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From Merrill E. A. Schrelner, Kcdnin To Picnic Tho Kedron
who conduct dairy and livestock club of the Presbyterian church
ranch in the Merrill district, was j have set the date of their annual
among the recent business visitors i spring picnic as Friday evening of
to the city. I '' week. The picnic will be held
I at the Charles Frew ranch on Lost
Henley Visitor It. C. Short was river, where a .particularly lovely
a recent business visitor In the city grove of trees Is located. Members
from his ranch in Henley.
ot the club and their guests will
make the trip by car shortly after
six o'clock.
from the Valley II. J. Tlchnor.
rancher ot Langcll valley, was
among the visitors in the city this
week. Tlchnor, outside ot the fact
that he Is one of the most prosper
ous ranchers of the Langell valley
country, is also an active member ot home of Mr. and Mrs. Prank How
the Federated board of community ; ard. They plan to return in the
From '.akrvirw Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Howard of Lakeview have
been visiting in Klamath Falls for
, the past few days, guests at the
clubs of the county.
Visitor Yesterday Among the
Wednesday visitors in the city from
out of town was Will Cheyne. well
known rancher of the Merrill district.
near future to their ranch In Lake
view, accompanied by Miss Mary
Howard, who will visit for some
time on the Arthur ranch.
Klamath Visitor Albert Sher
wood was among Hie ranchers to
visit In the city Wednesday, calling
on local merchants. Sherwood con
ducts a ranch on . the Lakeview
route and is a frequent visitor
the city.
Moving Kquipnient Equipment of
the playgrounds, located in the rear
of the Klamath county court house.
Is being rearranged in order to
make room for future apparatus,
aud also to give space for a road
way to approach the rear ot the
court house. The work Is being
in i done under the supervision ot Tom
Traccy.
In City Among the visitors in
Klamath Falls yesterday was W. T.
Elliott, rancher ot the Merrill sec
tion. '
Traniel In Joe Tramcl, who con
ducts a 'dairy ranch on the Merrill
road, was a business visitor in the
city yesterday.
Olrne Visitor Among the Olene
ranchers to visit in Klamath Falls
during lh8 past Week was C. E. Bur
ton, who called on local business
men yesterday.
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Handier In Among tho recent
visitors in the city during the past
few days, was S. L. Burnett, rancher;
of the Midland district. I
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From Merrill Merrill visitors In
the city during the early part of thej
week Include Fred Dingier, rancher I
ot that section. I
Spring Lake S. E. Enman, well;
known Spring Lake rancher, is
among the out of town visitors to!
transact business in the city.
Button In Lee Sutton, rancher of
the Merrill district, was
visitor In Klamath Falls yesterday, ranch Tuesday
Merrill Rancher Joe Evans, Mer
rill road rancher, was among the
L'ncle Sam. fleet, which h falling behind Great Britain , in wwrr, will be .trtngtnrncl to
some eitent when it is joined by the LL S. S. Arkansas. The drcadnauglit l at art again after
having acquired a new battery of twelve 12-tnch rthVs and other improvement which make her com
paratively modern. She is seen passing under Brooklyn Bridjfe on her way out to r
Lakeview Mill and Timber company, quite an honor a.i slie was elecled ! VUlilug Here Mrs. Hen Davis,
which plans to put in a mill in the as a delegate from Oregon U at- , of San Francisco, la visiting In
future. Miss Kuthryn Doty, their tend the national convention in KKuuuili Falls at the lume ot her
daughter, who Is employed In the Minneapolis in' the near future. 'sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
First National bank, will remain in Mrs. Illlly Van llusklrk. Mrs. Davis
the city at the home of Mr. and Mrs. j Vllt Here Mr. und Mrs. A. H. i,ian Il( viai, , month in the elly.
H.H.Jenkins. : Endr!. of Medford. were business j sho u ,.,.,,,.,, ,,v hr two
1 visitors in Klamath Falls yester- , UoB1,, ,, Normau.
rrom .uniiii .nr. anu sirs. j. u. i day. Mr. Endr s transacting offa r
a business; visitors in the city from his dairy j nopp,n(5 vl,,tors
Jacob of Malln were business and
In the city yes-
- From Keno Joe Foster, promin-j Visiting Here W. C. Eiell was
ent dairy rancher ot the Keno dis-t among the iaucheia 16 transact
trict, was among the visitors in the j business in the city this week from
city yesterday to transact business. : nls ranch on the Merrill road.
tcrday. They
their family.
were accompanied bV
To Visit Here Blair Malloy of
Lakeview, who is concluding his
sophomore year as a student In Ore
gon Agricultural college, is expected
to arrive in Klamath Falls on Sat
urday, to remain for the balance of
the summer as the guest of his uncle
and aunf, Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Hanks. Mr. and Mrs. Hanks, and
Mrs. H. O. Wortley will also motor
home from Portland and Corvallis,
where they attended the grand
chapter of the Eastern Star lodge in
Portland.
Rancher In A. L. Marshall was
among the business visitors in the
city yesterday from hia ranch on
the Olene road.
Itrturns To rity Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Smith of Klamath Falls have
returned to the city after spending
some time visiting with Mrs. Smith
of Lakeview, Mr. Smith's mother.
Merrill Ranrhei- Among the out
of town visitors to transact business
in the city, the early part of the
week was F. J. Glenn, a rancher on
the Merrill road.
From .Merrill Miss Ellen Mc
Veigh. Mrs. 11. N. Bogue and Mrs.
Dan Dolwell were among the visit
ors In the city yesterday from their
homes in Merrill. While in Klam
ath Falls they enjoyed the day shop,
ping and visiting with friends.
From the Fort Henry Gordon,
prominent rancher of the Fort Klam
ath country, was in the city tor a
short vfslt yesterday, returning to
his ranch last night.
Adams Here George Adams was
a business visitor in the city from
his ranch in Merrill, known as the
Adams ranch.
From Midland Among tho busi
ness visitors in the city this week
was F. G. Williams, a rancher ot
Midland, who transacted business In
Klamath Falls yesterday.
Ranchers In Clyde Griffith and
S. H. Griffith, ranchers of the Mer
rill road district, were among the
visitors in Klamath Falls the early
part of the week. Both men con
duct ranches where they own fine
dairy herds.
To Arrive Soon Miss Margaret
Johnston, of Klamath Falls and
Miss Bertha Peltx, of Klamath Falls
are expected to arrive In the city
the latter part of the week from
Corvallis. where they have been at
tending Oregon Agricultural college.
Miss Johnston Is the daughter
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jrhnstnn and
will accept a position in the cham
ber of commerce during the sum
mer. Miss Peltz is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Peltz. Both
girls are affiliated with Zeta Tau
Alpha.
while Mrs. Endris visited at the 1 From INirlUml Mr. and Mrs.
Fred C. Murphy home with Mrs. J. ,. Weaver are among the vial
Murphey for the afternoon. ; tors in the city from their home In
. , j Portland here to spend a few days
nut-nun it rcaT.iui .itiss mex
on business 'Weaver is Interested
Thackara of the White Pelican ho-Ulth ho Ilr,d.lri.et ,nd com.
tel. ha. enjoyed a recent visit with j ., f,nuncU1 rBte from 0r.
her parent. Mr. and Mrs. John E. 'gCB o(tc0
Thackara. prominent ram hers of the I
Dorrla country. ,
From MiNlfonl Among the husl-i
of ; ness and pleasure vuiltors in the city ,
from the calley' are: Mr. and Mrs.
0. J. Hill, of Me,!.':;j,i, who urrived i
In Klamath Falls last night to re-!
main for the balance of the week. 1
I let li mi Home P. J. Klelsun. of
KJam.iih Falls, returned to his
homo lat night, after spending
some time, in Marshfielil, on Coos
Hay, attending to business affairs.
1 From Tlie
visitor In tho
I is (ieorgo W.
Valley A business
city from the va!!y
Knight who drove
Club Meets Members of the Jolly
Neighbors club were entertained on
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. S. J. Tucker, whose ranch
is located on Summers lane.
Returns From Visit Mr. and j
Mrs. E. L. Cramblitt and daughter,
Miss Mary VI Cramblitt, returned,
the early part of the week from
Portland and Salem, where they vis
ited with friends and relatives.
While In Salem they were guests
of Mrs. Cramhlitt's parents, Mr. ou,
Mrs. E. Horton, who spent a win
ter In Klamoth Falls. According
to Mrs. Cramblitt it was pleasant
to return to Klamath county and
not find rain such as they exper
ienced while in the north and al
though the trip was sensational
with a witnessing of an automo
bile accident and two big league
baseball games, they wcro glad to
be home.
over the mountains to spend a few
days in Klamath Falls.
HOTEL ASTOD
2nd ilUI Us AU AX
EVERY ROOM h.i PRIVATE TOILET
50 ''B rUth New. Modem
Close to SiiuppinK tXaiml and Theatres
FREE CARACE T.ntf from $l.
rin ni her Mm. J. C. Hooper of v- " Meeting Mumhers of
From the Agency Mrs. J. B.
Jolly, resident of Klamath Agency,
was among the business visitors In
Klamath Falls yesterday.
the Midland district, was a business
visitor in the city from her ranch
Tuesday afternoon.
tho P. K. ). association will meet
tonight at the home of Mrs. C. P.
Mason. A report cf the state con
vention hsld In Oregon City recent-
From Merrill Among the manylly. will lie elven l, ir Tir.r
Merrill farmers to make trips toc,oeller and Mrs. Mason,' who were
iviamain rails (luring the last few I dolegatcs from Klamath Fulls,
' w Jones, who has a Gueller. while In the north
mat section of Klamath : Inc the nn,niu u
From Keno Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Barnes of Keno were shoppers and ! ranch
business, visitors in the city yester-1 county.
duy. visiting with their daughter,!
Goldie Miller. The Barnes sheep! From It audi Fred A. Ohlemeyer,
ranch te located In the Keno district. rancller ot Klamih county, was a
' , ; business visitor in the city recently.
Visits In Klamath August Wes- Tne Ohlemeyer ranch is located near
sells, who is a student of the Prince-itne Poor farm.
ion i neoiogtcai seminary, was a
visitor in Klamath Falls yesterday.
Wessoils Is spending the summer
with Rev. c. C. Hiilet, working the
Merrill field. When completing his
course, Wessells will minister in
the Presbyterian church. !
Mrs.
altend-
conferred
GREEN
SLABS
are ripe
Our tracks will be haul
ing 16-inch green slahs
for a few days. Our
customers are buying
this good cheap wood.
$30 for 10 Cord.
Block Wood At
' Cheap Prices.
PEYTON & CO.
601 Main St Phone 535
KODAK FINISHING
S Hour Service
The Peasley's
Opposite, Court House
Closing Out Sale
Clark's Cash Gro
cery Store, corner
6th and East Main
St. Everything going
at cost. Stock and
fixtures.
Sale begins Mon
day, June 15.
. Mulct In Rec. C. C. Hulet, pas
tor of the Presbyterian church of
Merrill, was among the out ot town
guests In the city yesterday. While
In Klamath Falls, Rev. Hulet at
tended the forum luncheon of the
chamber ot commerce.
From Merrill John Iteginato of
the Merrill road, where he conducts
a ranch, was among the business
visitors in the city the early part of
the week.
Ranchers Here (J. M. Rudolph,
was among the Klamath county
nnehers to make a business trip to
Klamath Falls this week.-
Move To Lakeview Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Doty have moved to hake-
view, where they plan to make their
home. Doty Is interested with the
Calorics Groundhog Paul Evans, I
on one of his trips for the Shell
Oil company, caught a groundhog1
yesterday and presented the little
animal to Walter and Billy West,
small sons of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
West. The children plan to train
(he groundhog If possible, and make
It a pet.
From Hie Fort Tom Jackson,
merchant of Fort Klamath was
among the business visitors In the
city from his homo, on Wednesday.
DANCE
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BONANZA
SATURDAY NITE
June 13th
Music' by HI-LIFE
Vl "What a Sale"
IS COMING I
What When Where j
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Fairly shouting their savings j, j
throughout our store, which has alalj
denced by the hundreds of eager buym 1
on by this economy to purchase two
pairs of nhoes for the- original priJ
Ladies come in seeking low heel pumpt
and kid, and pick up real values at
$2.85
Seeking further they find classy paJ
pumps in various lasld that sell for
$4.45
which sold at $7.00 regularly. Furthe
buy children's hard wear oxfords audi
$1.85
that arc worth twice what'w
Men too, are doing as well. Edmi
Fitter oxforda and shoes that sold for
now going at
$5.95
some buying two pain.
Work shoes in several grades an
bought by those who' seek to save;
$2.20
a pair
tell you t
We could write and
story about .
but would rather have you call and t
and be convinced. ' ' i
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Li HIKING BOOTS'
ShoV Prices Sinas
Houston $ !
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