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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1925)
Pee Eight Friday. Jn0 13, gfLOCALS f Move Inlo City Mr. and Mrs. II. To Take Vacation . I- tlriffllh. II Shorthill. who nave been em-, assistant ivinmain rails ..now. which I. not exceedingly deep. Kron. rck.-Among ' I .III enable Irlp to be mad. In 'town business visitor. In Klamath practically the same time a. in heavy Fall, la A. I.. Anderson, resident of traffic durinic the summer season, l rena. "pvihk - according t.. several who art. plan- Pelican hotel, while In lh city. I nine Iho trip. "" . llrnd VIUr C. J. Kugan. real- To See tiaoir Mr. end Mr. Irryi,,.nt of Hrnd. arrived In tha city I W ilnon re planning to attend the t night to spend Iho remainder ployed In highway work In Langell will enjoy hi. summer vacation In .Mci'loud-Klaniatlt Fall. basvbair,,; i!,, week on a .hurt business Valley, have moved Inlo Klamath Iho near future. using eigiu un name on Sunday at in iouu. laaiug ; vu. Fall, for an indefinite .lay. a. their guests Sunny" Mohler.j off. (iriffith plan, to upend a por tion of that time in l'ortlund. Pur- pitcher for the Klamath team, and Visiting Here Mrs. f. H. Micr,nR iho absence of Postmaster Mo- mIm Ituth Und.ey aud Miss Inc. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Km- on, Griffith was in charge of the j,.nklns Many In llolela Klamath Kail. hotels are tilled to their utmo.t rapacity, according to several of the mitt. I. making relatives and friends postnffice. ! . hotel men yesterday, who report a here a visit. Mrs. Miers was prcs-j j Mud. ills Here -Among the many , ,ll(,nj(1 ,Ma for this early In the ent at the celebration of the golden! In From III) - Churlcs Adams. stuilonts from the state college toi umm,r Although many of the wedding of her parents some six,rancher of the Illy section, was arrive In Klamath Falls thl. .urn- ",re traveling men and corn- weeks ago, and extended her trip to anions the business visitors in the mer, are two from the I'ntverslty il. visitors, the majority of Glendale. Ore., where she visited her city yesterday for a short time. Oregon. Hlchard Kitra of Wyoming, i lhoe ol,pn n lh, Klamath Fall, son and bis family. After a fewl a student at Kugene. arrived ytr-J , ,our,,.. ,,, ,-arry with day." stay in Klamath Falls Mrsj ny Among the many out day. as did Fred West, of Portland. thpm ,U10 or n0 camUl uarapheru- Mlera will return to her home in'of town visitors in tho city ) ester- 'also a student in the college. Mr.! Front the Agency Mr. and Mrs II. H. Jolly, resident, of Klamath Agency, wer. among lh out of town visitor. In the city yesterday. Mr. Jolly la employed aa chief rlerk In the reservation town. San Francisco. At the Kmpire Among recent ar rivals registered at the Kmpire hotel are E. R. French of Vancouver. It. G. St. Clair of Bend, E. W. Helms of Portlund and C. E. Harris of Bend. day was Lawrence Griffin, well j West la a brother of Miss Leljilne known rancher of the Bly section. I West, who spent the past two wln who transacted business in Klam-1 ters teaching in Iho Klamath county ath Falls. To Take Vacation Julius Mueller high school. Visiting Here Mrs. W. G. Morris, mother of Mrs. James Blair, and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Huccl and Mrs. Dick Hunter, relatives, are visiting the Blalrs. proprietors of the Empire hotel, and expect to be In Klamath Falls for several weeks before re turning to their homes in San Francisco. Make Trip Mr. and Mrs. K. W. I left last night for Ashland, where Vannlce and family, and .Mr. and he took the midnight train south Mrs. Warren Crooks .and family. alia. In many cases the fame of Diamond lake has spread, and there are number armed with fishing tackle, rod and line. ho are spend ing the remainder of the week In the city. for Marysville, his former home, where he will visit with his mother, Mrs. Mary Mueller, for some time. Mr. Mueller was driven to Ashland by motor by his brother. William Mueller, who returned later. I'pon his return Mueller will bring back Klamath Falls, has returned to the to Klamath Falls with him. made a short business trip to Mod ford yesterday, making the trip by motor. Former Teacher Miss Mary Rlelh. former school teacher in Merchant Here II. G. Kndurs, merchant of Ashland. Is a business visitor In Klamath Falls from hi. home in the valley. Kudera I. a frequent visitor In the city, driving over the mountains often. brother. Carl Mueller, who nls city for a short visit with friends was!Misa Rieth now makes her home In In On Business Mr. and Mrs. C. j wounded seriously while In the ser- Kelso. Wash. E. Hoyt of Fort Klamath have re-j vice in a New York camp shortly! turned to their home after a busl- after the World war. and who has' From .Medford Mr. and Mrs. II ness trip in this city. j been In a veterans' hospital lor 1 E. Looseley, frequent buslnes ylait- some time. ' or. In Klamath Falls, arrived yes- Kroin Ijikrvlew Miss Mae Ver- I non. resident of Lakevlew, la among the visitors In the city , from her home in Lake county. , From tho Coast Mr, and Mrs. It. W. Hill and son are among the tourists in the city from their home Motored to Ashland Mrs. Fred 'terday from their home In the val-'on the roast. Gold ilearh. Mr. and Cofer and daughter Helen and Mrs. Mrom Modoc Point Mrs. Khoda ley. to spend the remainder of the, Mrs. Hill made the trip by motor. Sid Evans motored to Ashland on 'Tompkins of Modoc Point, was' week hero. Mr. and Mrs. Looseleyiand report the roads In most excel Wednesday, and spent the day with 'among the visitors in the citr from make their home In Medford. lent condition. friends. On Business Here James Pelton and E. M. Leever, Fort Klamath ranchers, were in this city on busi ness one day this week. her home in the county, transacting business and visiting with friends. Business Visitors Among the business visitors in Klamath Falls at present are Mrs. B. F. Mitchell from Weed. John F. Hindes of Corvallis, and J. Ball of Modoc Point. Leave for South Loyd DeLap and son Junior left yesterday morn ing for San Francisco, to he with Mrs. DeLap, who will undergo an operation at one of the hospitals In that city. Visiting Here Mr. and Sirs. Fred Fred Thornton and family were city visitors this week from Klamath Agency. Return From Salem Mr. and Mrs In City Thursday Mrs. Levi Mc Donald was among the Langell val ley visitors In Klamath Falls from out of town Thursday. Mrs. Mc Donald resides on the McDonald ranch in that section of Klamath county. VLsit Here Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Foster of Lakeview were recent visitors in Klamath Falls, spending some time with Mrs. Foster's sis ter, and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. "NY". B. Barnes. Thy left yesterday for Ashland, where they took Mrs. Flavia McDonald to Phoenix, where she win spend some time visiting with her sister. Mrs. Andrew Fisher. Open June 21, 1 o'CIock LAURA MOORE RESORT Point Comfort. Boating and fishing. Every modern conven ience. Baths, hot and cold water, electric lights. Oh, these big home-like fire places, screened porches, everything for comfort. Home cooked, home served eats. Follow the airplane. Phone 187 for Reservations. From llcnd Mr. and Mr. J. A. Roberta, accompanied by their daughter, Mtsa Wanda Roberta, are among the many out of town visit or. In the city from their homa In Bend. While away from hi. busi ness Interest, la grocery concern of llend, Mr. Roberta plan, to lake on little Klamath county fishing. Daughter Horn Mr. and Mr. Pro mat of llonanta are being congrat ulated upon the arrival of a baby daughter, born the middle of the week at the family home. Mrs. Provo.l and the child, who will be named Rosetta Marguerite, are re ported aa doing nicely. rrufraoor To 8 peak Professor Cary of U Angeles will conduct free lecture thla afternoon at 1:30 In the Preabyterlan church, to which the public la Invited. Tho Iherue of hi. discussion will center on die tetic and food value. Th. addrea. la especially Interesting to wukn.a of niamain ran., who promise a tool aiienuaucv at ma mealing. Front PortUml-llu.lnes. vUllora In Klamath rail Include Mr. and Mr. W. I). Reynold, of Portland who ara spending some time In the my on ousmoaa. Moutheru Pailflr Among (he Southern Pacific men la tha rlly (or th remainder or the wx-k are A. K. Green and Jama P. Weeks, both men stopping In the Arcade hotel. In 111 CJ. II. Ileattl of that Houthera Pacific company, I among lh business visitor. In Klamath Fall, alopplng at th Hall hotel whll on a visit to thl rlty. On llu.luraa--Mr. and Mr. II. g. Benjamin or Portland, are buslnes. visitor la. the rlly from their hum In the north, j l.rvr For Portland Hum Kin ley, Klamath Fall bulne.i man. and Interested la th Itly Rodeo aasurlalloa. left last alght by molni ' ,0' IUV run. . I L"t "IT- 10 '"'I llr... " a1 as;? STU -a. 0 , I ' If. Mr To Hliop Mornlug ' "What a Hal" on Klioes Close Saturday Night, ,. Leave For South Mrs. Will linns ton nd two daughters, Miss Geral dine Houston and Miss Genevieve Houston, and Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Landls. left the early part of the D. M. Smith and daughter. Mla 7?.k M,l0-whe ,h' r Gertrude Smith, have returned from Salem, where Miss Smith lias been studying in the Willamette univer- visit with Mrs. Houston's and Mrs. Laudis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harris. Tn iVninv IM,,l m-i. -,.r i - '7 !HTSt '"".I'-, 8ld !Jinkcrs c,ub of ,h0 National Mrs. Smith drove north last week to return with her daughter. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Koppen and son John, of Medford. were business and pleasure visitors In Klamath Falls yesterday from their home in the valley. They are former residents of this city, Kop pen holding the position of office engineer with the reclamation ser vice. He is now with the California Oregon .Power company at Medford. I oank win enjoy a picnic and wcinie roast tomorrow niEht on Klamath lake. The trip will be made In Miss Lulu Hansen's car. Tho girls who will be In the parly are Miss Han sen, Miss Elna Jensen. Miss Stella Setzer. Miss Constance Crystal. Mrs. Lilly Iligney, Miss Ruth Llndsey. Miss Inez Jenkins, Miss Katherlne Doty, Miss JoHophino I'pp and Miss Sybil Bambcr. Kujoy Trip Mrs. Elmer Honklnga had as her guests yesterdar Mm From like Phil Motschcnliadier, : E. M. Igl. Miss Marie Igl of Min Mipcrintondcnt of the Iih hatchery j neapolis. Miss Bertha Bush of Los at Diamond lake, was a business I Angeles, and Mien Katherlne IkI visitor in the city yesterday. also of Los Angeles. The party cn- I Joyed a most delightful picnic trip To Leave Soon Mr. and Mrs. J. to Spencer creek. P. Wells will leave tomorrow for! ' Luke of the Woods, where they will. To Make Trip Ilany Klamath spend a restful week-end at their Falls residents are planning to leave summer home on the lake shore, over the week-end for Crater lake before leaving for California, where j where the trip may he made by mo they will both enter summer school! tor within three miles of the lake for a six weeks' session. Mr. Wells, j The hike of three miles through who Is superintendent of Klamath ; ; . Falls public srhonls, will take a1 course In administrative work in the University of California at Berkeley. Mrs. Wells will study In Miss' Swope's school at Santa Cruz. Marriage License Another mar riage license for the week was Is sued In the office of County Clerk DeLap yesterday afternoon, when license to wed was granted to Itos c6e Largent and Tlllie Brundage. both of Klamath. Postmaster Returns John A. Mc Call, Klamath Falls postmaster, re turned late Wednesday night from California, where, In company with Mrs. McCall and his two daughters, mills and Jean, a vacation of sever al weeks has been enjoyed. The McCall family left Klamath Falls May 21 and spent the major portion of their time In and around Sun Jose, where a visit with Mrs. Mc Call' brother, V. S. Hlllls, was en Joyed. Santa Cruz and Monterey were also visited. While on the southern trip, Mr. Elwell, former resident of Klamath Falls, was aeon In Wlllits, Calif., where he la now In business. The party roturned by way of Crescent City and Grants Pass, DANCE Tonight FRANK & KING'S PAVILION South 6th St. City Limits Dancing 10 P. M. Until Midnight There's Several Reasons WHY WlCKERSHAM'S CAN SELL YOU BETTER FOOTWEAR FOR LESS Because we employ no extra sales help. uur fixtures are all very plain, no opera chairs here, no city heat to be paid these hot days. Because doing all our own work keeps down the overhead expense. We are out of the high rent zone. Watching closely all other unnecessary expenses unables us to sell better footwear for less. Because we sell for cash only. No bad ac counts to be added to the cost of merchan dise. We buy direct from the manufactur ers, therefore no commission for the jobbers. Because our system of doing business en ables us to offer you footwear at sales prices every day in the year. our window Tells the story WlCKERSHAM'S Main 822. Phone 805 t -: e- .! DOVE The Male For Women In Under Garments Th WiifcAsiry IF Linngori A TOT June brides alone, but all the world of femininity Ioth 1 V the flower-like touch of "Dove" lingerie in lustrous whit, in flcxh tints and pastel shades, or in the novel colorings of U latest mode. '. " You will love the chin of "Dove" styling admlro the sheer fineness of "Dove" teiture and appreciate, too, the practical advantagea of "Dove" aervlcahllity and Its rool pleasureable feel delicious crepe, aoft summery muslins and silks. At thla. your ' faroriti lo. look for tha little ble-aod-klt "Dove" label peeping from lbs sod folds of every "Dove" eodMtslil and find Just the itylt yo irtk, h Just the material job prehr a light to the eye a caress to Hi figure. Cowns, vests, bloomers, step-ins, every necessity cnchantingly beautiful "Dove" undergarments, 9Sc to $3.39. "What a Sale" In Our Down, Stairs Store on shoes Closet Saturday. June 20 If the men folk, boys and girls need shoes, slippers, hiking boots suggest our 'Down Stain Store Remember Father, On Father's Day Sunday, June 21 With a nice shirt and tie he'll PP" iute them in it's sweetest sense. , Shirt$1.60, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 Tiet 50c, 65c, 85c, $1.00, H LilMiiiMilii.lmlihlilihhlifvlkJilllllllll ' KLAMATH VA FALLS Our I'ost Office Open Until 8 p. m. Saturdays It's Nice To Hfiop Mornings