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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1925)
Pare EiKl Safnfa.iv. June 20. ffl-LOCALS In ritv Mr. f. E Tliivnp nf ! Iiilurtw Kkk MIka Morula Milan i.,.. .... . ih. MiJt Ij.- Anrai. ri.imr in lha citv. ! n(,M luer for the Vulon Sheep nalnfullv rompanT Of Ha rTatlCISCO, ll yes-l""' uirui mr i no .Wiutt yesterday for a short time. Mr, injured her foot quite ., - i.M.I..'ir.iir of Portland, wh.i l.rm.nl.1 ton AddlM, Va.l.ll.u company . , """"i ' .. ... u-i h i.. u.. dur- IiusIiim Vl.Mur In Klamath nd Ruth Hill of l-Diloquin. wr sua .r.. cu o. ...,.. l.br.! Ihl wt.k-eml. i bulni and .hopping rt.ltor nl"- among the youni visitor m in i - I Klamath Fall. (hi. weea-na from ....... - - I .. x,r,Am.,H. lh. luke the rruit 10 miui-i- -- ......... he convwiilon of h Orraon nu luninrn in rv....i... raua yiroay. Itii.Kl.rr In 0. A. I of Klumath Marsh. U for nhnri hualneu irlti. arrlvlut of ih rruft ah will be In read Inwu for th celelirallon NtiopphiK llrr ith city yeaterday for short time. Mr. Davit I a cousin of .Visa Ruth i their home. Dixon, with whom she visltrd. l-ravr For South Joe Leonard, the conviiiuon nti. raniher;wa.hli.at(.n Indian Irllw. June SU,a H.irr W..ll.r.Mik in Ih city t Juno SI. According o onera her Ih W.turoo ...... ' - .. .. . - in hm Ih fNit.1. ati.d. ' Thayer, with her children r plan-'while enjoying a picnic at Spencer dX for Alturas after a short bui nlni to move Into Klamath FaluJcreek the middle of the week. Liga-''" trip In Klamath county. In th in the near cfuture to loin Mr. meats In the foot were torn and;'""" " n company. Thayer who has been employed In a blood vessel broken when Miss th wy for soma 4ime with one of, Bush supped from the car as nei ... . . th local firms. From Midland Among the busi ness visitors from out of town in the city yesterday was Mrs. Law rence Burnett from the Burnett ranch In th Midland district. Shopping William Zumbrumm of Bearer marsh near the Natron cut off, was a business visitor and shop per in Klamath Falls on Friday. Zumbrnmm la proprietor of a stop ping place at Beaver marsh, where be conducts a small store and ho tel. was descending to th ground. Mrs. Glover III Mrs. John M. Glover of the Sunset apartment is returned from Corvallls, confined to ner bed. suffering from a sever attack of bronchitis. Mrs. Glover Is employed with the Cali fornia, Oregon Power company. From Sprague Itiver Among the business visitors In Klamath Falls yesterday was Louise Pankey from Sprague river, transacting affairs. Accepts Position Mias Bertha Pelts baa accepted a position In the Hurry Cash grocery for th sum mer months. Miss Pelts recently where sue completed her first yesr Oregon Agricultural college. .o the Visit Here Mrs. I. Muccl, companled by her mother, Mrs. Morris, both of Alameda, are In ithe city visiting with their sister and daughter, Mrs. James Blair. They plan to spend several weeks In the city before returning to their home In California. Shopping Business visitors and hoppers in the city this week in elude Mrs. Trafren of Macdoel, and Mr. James Bailey, also of Mac doel. They spent Thursday after noon shopping In Klamath Falls tores. From Merrill Out of town vis itors In Klamath Falls this week Include Mrs. W. S. Holbrook of Merrill, who stopped for several hours In the city from her home on Friday. To Visit Mrs. W. P. . McMillan and ; Mrs. Bertha Coverstone left yesterday morning for the Modoc Lumber company at Kirk, where they will spend some time visiting j and transacting business. Family Here Albert May and his family are now domiciled in their home at 636 Eleventh street, fol lowing the arrival of Mrs. May and their children, Buelah, Winnie and George May, rom their home in Merced. Calif. The Misses May will attend high school in the fall. To See Game Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cook will leave Saturday night for McCloud to attend the McCloud Klamath Falls game, accompanied by Mrs. Frank Wilde and Goldie Miller. The party will spend the night In Duasmuir, arriving In Mc Cloud Sunday morning. Returns To City Miss Dorothea Hawkins arrived in Klamath Falls yesterday afternoon from Monmouth, where she has been attending the Oregon state normal school. Miss Hawkins plans to remain in the city for the summer with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Burt E. Haw kins. To Return North Miss Martha Upp and Waldeen Upp will drive north this evening with their sis ter Miss Katherine Upp, who will attend the six weeks' summer school session at Monmouth at the state normal sdiool. Miss Upp has been visiting with her parents for the past week. From the South Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Forkner, a nephew of Mrs. F. M. Lucas. Is here from Selma, California, for a few days visit t the Lucas' home. Vialtlnc Here Mr. and Mrs. U, S. Parshall, residents of Montsgue, are In the city on short shopping ; Portland, and business trip from their homej in the south. From M.-rrIM Yr. Charles halts was among Ih many out of town From Portland F. 0. Chard of visitor In Riuiiiatn rail ytrday. Interested with th Pal-1 from nr Burn on in Merrill road. -IHE KLAMi., falls I i PCI i.r4 1 1 ui in 1TJ i i run of Morrill ranch U loc - Mm nun Sheepman In D. W. McCormlck. prominent sheep buyer, Is In the city from hi home In Sacramento to spend a few days transacting business. To Go to School Mr. snd Mrs. Tom Dicks are leaving In the near future for Ashland where they will attend summer school. They make tholr bom at New Pin Creek. From Ashland Mrs. Emma Wing of Ashland, was among the out of town visitors In the city. Mrs. Wing, who Is a former rest- dent of Klamath county, made short business visit, also calling on old friends. Visiting Here Miss Ethel Brown, Miss Ethel Baker. Miss Ruth Whit- ney and Miss Tressa Phillips, of Corvallls, where they are students In Oregon Agricultural college, are in the city visiting with friends for a short time, while enrotite to Los Angeles. Miss Phillips will attend summer school in Los Angeles, the remaining three girls leaving for the south, where they reside. Miss Whitney and Miss Phillips are mem bers of Zeta Tau Alpha, and while In Klamath Falls are visiting with a number of their sisters, Mrs. Mar vln Lucas, Miss Frances Humphrey, MIbs Margaret Johnston and MIbs Bertha Pelts. From Merrill Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Hulet passed through Klamath Falls yesterday afternoon enroute to their home in Merrill, after hav ing spent the past week in Corvallls and Roseburg. They were accom panied by their daughter, Miss E. Evelyn Hulet, and their niece. Miss Zylpha Patterson of Albany. Miss Hulet Is a student in the Oregon state normal school In Monmouth, where she has been studying for the past winter. Miss Patterson will visit in Klamath county for the next two weeks at the Hulet home in Merrill. To Take Trip Among (he Inter esting fishing parties to be enjoy ed during the week-end will be a trip to the streams above Fort Klamath. Those In .the party will be: Mr. end Mrs. Otto Langslett, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Funk, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Clemens, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Hanks, Blair Malloy, Miss Kathleen Malloy, Miss Feme Hanks Return To City Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Borgman have returned to Klamath Falls from San Francisco and Sacramento, where they have been on a short pleasure trip. Mrs. Borgman was Miss Ina Graham be fore her marriage last week and has been Identified prominently In mus ical circles of the city, where she conducts a studio in the Odd Fel lows building. The marriage of Miss Graham and Mr. Borgman took place last week in Oakland. Miss Graham having been studying mu sic In the Master's school In San Francisco. They will make their home In the city. Take Ride Among the most en thusiastic fans of the air are a number of the girls from the First National bank. On Thursday night when Pilot French itook his "cus tomers" up in the air, Ruth Lind- sey, Inez Jenkins, Stella Setzer an Mrs. F. ft. Holcomb were on land to get the much promised thrill. "Bud" Conway Is also reported as extravagently paying $5 for his ride. Lloyd Porter, another re port says, was extremely nervous and fright at the last minute pro- Leave for North Mrs. Anna Nealon of Lakevlew passed through town Thursday on her way to Port- 1 . ., .1 Whll. 1.' 1 . . 1 1 . ., , . . . . ... Creek for several weeks returned Nealon visited at the homo of Mr. iu . . ,. . Return Mrs. H. V. Brown, who! has been visiting relatives in Myrtle and Mrs. Springs. Henry Grime In Hot At the Empire Among those registered at the Empire hotel are Lester Gordon of Bend. Ore.; A. M. Barry, Lakevlew; Leo Phipp, Chllo qutn; M. A. Clay and Robert Sand ers of Bend. home yesterday. Mrs. Brown was accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Newton, snd sister. Mis Evelyn Newton, who will visit with Mrs. Brown until Sunday morning. In City Friday Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Flackus of Yonna Valley j were in Klamath Falls yesterday shopping with Klamath Falls merchants. Ilont KiuigttYHl Running on to a dead head in Ewauna lake Thurs day, th motor boat. Miss May J., was Injured and 4he bottom of the boat torn so badly that it was nec essary to dry dock the craft for i repairs. The boat is owned by D. A. From Pine Grove Charles Mack and daughter of Pine Grove were in town yesterday on business. Merrill Visitor Gene Hammond, Merrill farmer, was a business visit or at' the county seat yesterday. To Medford C. 3. Currin, ac companied by James Straw and Dickie and Robert Currin left yes terday afternoon for a hurried bus iness trip to Medford, where Mr. Straw will remain for some tin e. From Dorri Mrs. Freda Sevlts and young child are in the city for a short shopping tour from their home in Dorris. While In Klamath Falls they are stopping at the Hall hotel. To Go Fishing Harry Prather. Kenneth Prather and Glenn Parker are planning a fishing 4rip which will take them to Wood River dur ing the entire day on Sunday, re turning late that evening. $205.20 Complete Leave for South Frank Kemp loft irtamilh Fall 1 ...! f. vailed him to stay close to "thi fof gan Froncisco here ! earth, although Lloyd maintains! e , ! that he Is going to take a stunt f v ,. .,,,., . l -" "v.u i, nuu ouuillll tcu U u i ride before Pilot French leaves for the north. Drive To Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Lewis of Klamath Falls, were visitor in Ashland Thursday evening for a few hours, driving over the mountains. To Enjoy Week-End Mr. end Mrs. Leslie Rogers and four chil dren will leave Saturday night for Lake of the Woods, where they will spend the week-end at their . summer cottage. emergency operation for appendi citis. Mrs. Kemp is a sister to Harry Prather. Lumbermen Here J. J. Stelgor, accompanied by Mrs. Steiger, l in the city for a short week-end visit from 'their home in Cblloquin. Mr. Steiger is prominent in Klamath county lumber circles. .... , Yes! We Have It The new Super-Small Heterodyne Radio for Home and" Summer Camp. Undoubtedly w e have the best lines of Radio in Klamath. Earl Shepherd Co. Batteries, Tubes, Etc. 507 Main St 3j UNDERWOOD'S Things You'll Need Fo PICTURES TELL THE STORY Bos Brownies ... $2.75 Folding Autographic Brownies $9.00 Autographic Kodaks $6.50 Craflex Cameras $52.50 Professional Cameras $125.00 to $400.00 EIGHT-HOUR lKODAKFINISH 1NG SERVICE KRYSTAL KOTE ON VELOX R o Box Candy A complete line of Mitt Unuaual Chocolate Sampler v.nerries MUk Chocolates ...ZJLi Assorted Chocolates....!! u For You Who De Quality RODE Perfumes & Toiletries Here you will find the most com plete line of Quality Toilet Arti cles in this city. COTY'S, HUDNUT'S, DJER KISS, ROGER & GALLETTE, KARESS, MAVIS, COLGATES. HOUBIGANT, CARON and dozens of other well known brands are always in stock. THIS STORE SPECIALIZES IN QUALITY MERCHANDISE, and our guarantee of satisfaction or your money back goes with every sale. E O Pocketbooks $1,0011 Hand Bags $2.00 b I Ivory Toilet Sets $5.50 hi Hair Brushes Wee I Combs v 2Sefl Pocket Flashlight .. 7SclW Underwood's Pharmac hi n- - i 3 In Frlduy Among the business visitors in Klamath yesterday was John W. Farleigh of Wolf creek, who transacted business in the court house during the afternoon. In City W. M. Lucas arrived In Klamath Falls Thursday on an In definite visit at the home of bis brother. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Lucas. OPENING DANCE Altnmont Auditorium TONIGHT Excellent Portland Orchestra. Best and Largest Floor In the County. AT ALTMONT (Next to the Camp Ground) 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. Whitaker's Groceteria Headquarters For Good Goods and Low Prices. Quality groceries at soeclal nricea. Whitlrr Groceteria selb best goods the market affords and at prices that are more than pleaiinl ine pocketDook. Buy and profit at this store. and Ed McLaughlin. Visiting Dsujflitor Mrs. P. J. McMaTion of Portland, is a visitor In Klamath Fall, spending a fort night with ner daughter, Miss Ce cilia McMahon. DANCE TONIGHT At Wlul-Kse Klamath County boasts of this new dance floor. Campfire and moon light effects, with the best of music, which dancers enjoy and crave for. Place, Wlul-Kse, time, evening. On the Dalles-Califor- nia Highway. Follow the real dancers. OH BOY The Fish are sure Biting at Rocky Point Resort The Home of the Rainbow Trout We are equipped to take care of all kinds of parties. Tent houses, bungalows, camp grounds, dining rooms, good beds, the best of meals and every thing. Row boats, Wcker boats equipped with new Evinrude motors. In fact, the best resort on the Pacific coast to spend a few days or a week fishing and recuperating. Under New Management ROCKY POINT . RESORT A. R. LEAVITT 100 Lbs. PURE CANE SUGAR $6.75 Extra 25c, Fancy today Corn. Regular 17c Ashland Tomatoes, Extra Standard No. 2y2 . . 15c 12 for $1.75 Extra Fancy Jam, 5 lb. Tin 80 C Campbells Soup, any variety 3, for ;;;;";-""-25c I Gal. Fancy Dill Pickles 73 c Full Pint Bottle Catsup -1 Florida Grape Fruit, No. 2 can, 2 for .ani Libbys Sockeye Red Salmon Pure Castile Soap, V2 lb 10 Bars Crystal White So w for ; A Good Supply of Fruits and Vegetables. Serve Yourself and Save Whitaker's Groceteria , 407 Main St
