The Klamath news., June 27, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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SaFimlnv, Tuny ST. lSSH.
I To lu-iul Mr. mul Mr. It. K.
i'llnoo and two children ar plan
nine to drlrc to Bend (or arrvral
! days' trip of the Fourth of July.
This will b th first visit of th
family to Hrnd. Thry will return
Sunday night. July &.
Visit Fred Downing of Klrkford' To l-k IV Woo.li- Among th' InlemitMl Here A. B. Major and
was among out of town visitors In Klamath Kslls residents who will 'J. 1). Patteraon of Wealwood ar Id
Klamath Falla shopping In the lo- leave for l-aae 01 m ooas lor,-... ...r ................ ....
rol stores and vi.Wne with friends. the week-end are: Mr. and Mrs. week, seeklnc a busiueu location.
i Leslie Kogers and children, wno,
fgr LOCALS
Swimming larty With the raiWwill spend Saturday and Sunday Id i
weather, numerous parties have their cabin. Others to open tneir
boen planned for the out of doors. i coltaices tor th week-end will be
perhaps the most popular being the Mm. E. II. Pike and Mrs. Horace
swimming and picnic parties on the i Brldiseford. 'Mr. Pike and Mr.
Klamath and Agency lakes. Last Brldiseford to Join them on Sunday
night a party of the younger set; for the day.
enjoyed a trip to Agency lake where
they picnicked and awam from (
p. m. to S p. m. The following
were In the group, Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Wdlson. Mr. snd Sirs. Bert
Cook, Sybil Bamber, Ines Jenkins,
Ruth, Lindsey, Alyce Hansen, Stella
Setter, Frances Humphrey, Etna
Jensen, Dwayna
Ramon Graves, Charles
Dick Wright, Ed Wearer and Mar
tin Adams.
Leave For Portland Dr. and
Mrs. E. Dietsche left yesterday for
Portland where Dr. Dietsche will at
tend the Pacific Northwest Medical
association convention which will
be held in Portland during - the
coming week. Dr. Woener, rela-
Buell, Al Beekler. I tive of ur. uieiscne win join mo
Babeock, Pr,v l "ena. proceeuma mm
them to Portland where Be will
attend the convention as well.
Merchant In Frank Schmlti.
rancher of lleatty, la among the
many out of town visitor In the
city who spent yesterday In Klamath
Kails.
To Lakevlcw Mr. and Mrs. Jack
I nmi Kouili -A parly cuiiiprlslim
Mr. and Mr. W. L. Koher, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Roller and Donald
lloher. surprised Mr. and Mrs. John
l.lnfesty, their cousins, by driving
in from Los Angelea Monday even
ing unexpectedly, for a visit at the
Unfesly home for a few days. They
will also visit Crater lake and other
points of Interest before returning
lo their borne In southern California.
From Italians Wm. Killer of
Bonanza was In Klamnih Falls
Thursday attending to business mat
ters. , t i
Kvprctctt Home Mr. and Mrs. J.
I. Kea are expected to return from
i u iwn WM.ua inn in k...iii i-nri-
Real are planning to leave In the ij .h.. i...
i From Merrill Among the visi
tors In the city during the past week
was James Lacey, rancher of the
Merrill district, who stopped for a
time to transact business.
Merrill Visitor Jerry Johns, Mer
rill residents was a business visi
tor In the city during the middle
of the week.
From Lorrlla Among the out of
town visitors to spend some time
In Klsmath Falls this week was
Mrs. Ben J. Daniels of Lorella.
In Klamatti J. C. Stevenson,
rancher of the Merrill district, was
a business visitor In the city the
middle of the week.
"Visits Here Among the Merrill
visitors to spend some time In the
city this week was E. L. Whisler,
who called In Klamath Falls re
cently.
From the Coast Jimmy Welch ar
rived in Klamath Falls the early
part of the week, where he will re
main for the summer. Interested in
business. Welch haa been In North
Cend. on the coast, for some time,
and according to the visitor, the
weather Is extremely cool on the
coast.
Operated Upon Miss Mae Crystal,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Cry
stal, submitted to an operation for
appendicitis in the Klamath General
hospital on Thursday night at a
late hour, when she suddenly suf
fered an attack. According to
friends and relatives. Muss Crystal
is recovering rapidly and spent a
restful night.
morning for Lakevlew, where they
will spend the day visiting with Jack
McAulirre, who la in I lie Lakevlcw
hospital.
Kendall Improving According to
friends of Deputy Sheriff Kendall
who Is now In the Klamath Valley
hospital, the deputy Is recovering
rapidly, and is fast gaining the use
of his arm.
.Marriage Uceniw A marriage li
cense was Issued to Cunnar M. 8pett
of Klamath Falls and Vesta Huealng.
also of Klamath Falla, In the office
of County Clerk DeLap yesterday
afternoon. Miss Bueslng la the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August
Bueslng of Klamath Falls. The
young couple plan to make their
home In the city, where Spets la
employed.
From the South Among the tour-
To Attend Dance Employes of
the Golden Rule store of Klsmath
Calls a nlnnnlnv tn nltond t ha
opening of the new G and A store! J"1" " the city from the south Is
In Chiloquin on Saturday night. Therw'n Dun Pty. who ar
men and women will leave after theM" vel- 'n Klamath Falla yesterday
closing of the store, to enjoy the 'rm Inelr home in Hedondo. Dunn
opening affair. " ,ur '" W visit and
i nocay t-oint. where
he has been planning to remain for
some time.
Knjoy Fishing C. S. Currln and
Austin Hayden enjoyed fishing trip
cn Wood river yesterday morning,
experiencing good luck.
Merchant Here Robert Trultt,
merchant of Cold Hlll Is among the
business visitors in Klamath Falls
this week, making a short trip here
yesterday.
To Diamond Lake Among the
fishing parties planned for the week
end is one tor Dismond lake. A
croup plans to leave Saturday night
and to spend the entire day of Sun
day at the lake fishing. Those in
I he party will be A. J. Connolly.
Jimmy Doherty and Charles Schall.
From Kansas Dr. R. C. Turner,
Jr.. of Caldwell, Kansas, is In Klaro
ith Falls for some time, among the
tourists driving through this section
of the coast. Dr. Turner plans to
visit for some time In Klamath
county, fishing.
Merchant Hure Curds lloldrlck.
Chiloquin merchant, was In Klamath
Falls yesterday on business.
H.-v. Iluli-t In- Rev. ' ll"'"
of Merrill was transacting business
in Klamath Falla Thursday.
Return To Klamath Cob llenkla.
Waller lent and Mr. and Mrs. Hun
ther of Mkeview passed through
Klsmath Falls Thursday on their
way homo from attending lha rose
(mitral at Portland.
To Make Home Here O. W.
Baxter of Moe'a slur expects his
family tit arrive In Klamath Falls
In a few dsya. the Baxters aipect
In make Ihelr horns In this city.
Visiting In Talent Mrs. Laura
Wllllta la making an Indefinite visit
with relatives al Talent.
From Chiloquin Mr. and Mrs.
Cyril Benson of Chiloquin were
shopping In Klamath Falla yesterday.
From Ranch Mrs. W. E. Folsotn
and son Andrew and his wife were
in town yesterday from the Folsoiu I S.
ranch near Midland, shopping with
local merchants. Mr. snd Mrs. Fol
com are visiting relatives here for
.1 couple of weeks from their home enjoying their visit
in Sacramento. Itlon. Mr. Austin Is
In Klamath Dr. and Mrs. A. A
Austin of Aberdeen, Wash., accom
panied ly their daughter Mrs. C.
Hoberts snd son Stewart S.
Collage, for the past week house
guests rf Mr. and Mrs, It. A. Aus
tin of Klamath Falls, have bees
In this sc
a eon of Dr.
land Mrs. Austin. Irr. Austin la
From ChlloquiB Mrs. Frank Belljm the city In behslf of bis Inlef
was a Klamath Falla visitor Thurs- eats In the Klamath Iron a Uleel
day from Chiloquin, she waa ac- Works
companled by her mother, Mrs. Mary
iirew of this city, who hsd been
visiting at tb Hell home.
I!n.IMtat TlM.tjah Haiai Dlawssl
was In Klamath Falls the middle Pn'" y his grandson. Jim
Visit Here J. K. Wratherford
president of the board of regents
o fUregnn Agricultural college, ac-
In Fur Urvk.Kitd-Mlu Maude
Carlton, librarian of the Klamath
county high school, la spending the
week end In Klamath Falla from
her brother's ranch In Merrill,
where h Is spending the sum
mer. At Tlif .imulr Hen f. Mitchell
of Chiloquin. Is apendlng the week
end In Klamath Falla, atopplng at
th Arcade hotel.
From A-grovr -Among Hi out
of town vl. nor In th city la w.
A, Reason Jr., a resident of Aapi
grove.
Of WenlH. A. DoUatl of
Weed and P. Wild, also of Wi
sr among th business visitors In
th city for th wk-nd.
I hi Trio C. M. MrCordle I. 1.
Klamath Fall from hks bom In
Portland, presumably on serious
business, howaver, Mr. McCordle Is
planning lo find llm to mk a
racwnv trip to Diamond Isk to try
hi rod aad line.
To Iswat Here For th pur
pose of Lading a suitable location,
Mr.- and Mr. R. II. Flint are In
th city from Chlco, on short
business trip.
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of the week on business connected
with property Interests In Klamath
county. Mr. Stewart was a resident
of Langell valley for many years
and expeta to return to Klamath
by this fall, from his horn near
Prospect,' Or.
From Merrill Bert Barrett of
Merrill was a county seat business
visitor Thursday, .
Visit In Klamath Mrs. Geo.
Stevenson waa a city visitor from
her home on npper Isk.
Visit Relative Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Avery are spending their vacation
visiting relatives at Corvallls.
Wealherford, a recent graduate of
the college, passed through Klam
ath Fit Is yesterday nroul to
Medford, after a plessur trip
through Klamath county.
From (-hllwiuln Mri. Roy Dut
fenbscher of Chiloquin wsi among
the out of town visitors In tb city
yesterday from her horn on th
reservation, shopping In she Klam
ath Falls stores.
From The Darn Fred Wslker,
superintendent tor Dunn Baker,
contractors. Is la tb city from the
Wlllom Valley dam. Areordtlng
lo Walker the dam will b com
pleted within 10 dsya.
From Lakerlew Among the vis
itors in Klamath Falls from Lake-!
view. Is Zlm Baldwin, garageman f"-i,r Illlten Vernon Francis,
of the neiehborine cltv who 1. in ! rarrf!r 'Vo- 5 of the Klamath Falls
Klamath on business for the
malnder of the week.
For Ashland Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Sanders, their daughter Miss Betty
Jane Sanders and Miss Mary Walk
er, are planning to leave Saturday
evening for Ashland, where they
will spend the week-end, returning
Sunday night. Miss Walker will
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Butler Walker while in the cMy.
postoffice, suffered a severe bite on
the arm yesterday, while making his
route. A patron on the route ap
plied iodine to the injury until Fran
cis was able to receive attention
lrom a doctor. This is a repitition
of dogs being unmuzzled and biting
carriers from the postoffice.
To Wlul-Kse Mr. and Mrs. O. M.
Hector and daughters are plan
ning to make a trip to Wlul-Kse
cn Sunday, driving around the lake.
From Modoc Point G. W. Miller
of Modoc Point was anion? the
Friday visitors In the city from
his ranch In that section.
From Ranch D. E. Alexander
of the Rock Creek ranch made a
hurried business trip to Klamath
Falls yesterday.
Knters Hospital Brady Mont
gomery, well known young man of
Klamath Falls will submit to a ma
jor operation on Monday morning,
having entered the Klamath General
hospital.
From Merrill Koail Mrs. D. A.
McCnmh of the Merrill roaj ranch
was among the shopping visitors In
the city yesterday.
Recovering Nicely Mrs. J. M.
Beal Is said to be recovering rapidly
from a major operation to which
she submitted on Monday morning
of this week. According to Mr. BealJ
isne win be confined in the hopltal
lor a period of from two to three
weeks before being moved to their
tome.
From Spring Lake O. Wobble,
rancher of the Spring lake country,
was among the visitors In the city
yesterday to shop and transact busi
ness. Visitor In Ed Bair, rancher of
Klamath county, was among the
visitors in the city from the Merrill
road, visiting and transacting business.
PUBLIC LECTURE
PINE TREE THEATRE
Sunday, June 28, 10 a. m.
Subject "A Standard for the People,
Comparing the Great Pyramid of
Egypt With the Scripture."
The two are in such complete har
mony no reasonable mint can doubt
that the Mind which dictated the one
designed the other. The two are one.
Proof conclusive that millions now
living will never die.
Under the auspices of the
International Bible Students' Ass'n.
Speaker G. R. Pollock of New York
ALL ARE WELCOME
Admission Free
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Whitaker's Groceteria
Headquarters For Good Goods and Low Prices.
Expert merchandising careful buying, overhead cut to the minimum
this is the explanation for our money saving prices. Constantly increasing
patronage shows plainly the public's appreciation of our service.
Ehrman Olives, 4 oz. Tins JOc
Peaches, No. 2y2, 2 for ......45c
Extra Choice Corn 17 C
Van Camp's Pork and Beans
Regular 15c size 10c
Post Toasties, 2 for 25c
Choice Bananas, 3 lbs. for 25c
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Oval Size Sardines 3c
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Large Size Citrus Washing Pow
der and Package Citrus Soap
Powder for 23c
3 lbs. Jewel City Steel Cut
Coffee .$1.40
5 lbs. Choice Blue Rock
Ri 45c
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A Good Supply of Fruits and Vegetables.
t Serve Yourself and Save
Whitaker's Groceteria
407 Main St
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j Opening Of New G. & A. Store
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Lots of Floor Space K.
$198.00
Piano Bargain $198.1
Fancy case Haines oak used piano J
Very special at the above price, so see K
promptly, telling us what terms you wjH-1
Earl Shepherd Co. U
Pianos. Radio. Victrolas. Record. 1
507 Main St. Phoned
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Frank & King's Comedians
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Saturday, June 27
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