KLAMATH NEWS,
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Wednesday, July 1, 1925.
Pf FIt
iKkmattla paMimtty ' News
Mlt'K KIVKK. Juno 30.
4 Mrs. Han Wano urn th
owner, of nw tar. Mr.
twllrvia In krcplni tool wllh
If Ilia wrtlhnr li lint.
, Mason, ho ! employed l
' vrll l.umlMT company, waa
t ihn I'ounly aat Friday
ai-k.
rlh l. Wallare niada a
Irlp In rhlloquln on Mun
tt WIM-k.
4 Mrs. Kred llohd wrrn In
two daya last wrrk.
fun key w on our atrreta
k , Mr. rnkny la In the
InrM Hill year.
Itltldle of llvatty. waa shop. iay. Th arora waa 11 1o 12 In
f iiraiua Ulv.r. on duy laat til or of Pellran llay.
iuilga Itlddla waa acrmnpan- j Mrs. I). Crump and frlrnd from
kit Inmlly. We are (lad Ran Kranclsco motored to Modford
- Mr. Illddla Improving In ispondlni th day In that city.
' ' I Mr. and Mra. M. K. Knauss and
ad Mra. Clark wore calllnn rmtilly plan on upending Ihe 'Fourth
of July holiday! with (rlonda and
relatives In Hed Bluff, Cullf.. going
down Thuraday and returning Sun
day.
Mr. and Mra. E. D. Tlllon and Mr.
nd Mra. A. 1). Tiltou of I'ellcan
Hay apent Sunday with relative
her.
Mra. M. K. Knaua and Mra. F.
E. Mi'Cle wer Klamath Kalla Tla
Itora Saturday.
MODOC POINT
MODOC POINT, June 30. Among
those who attended th danr at
Wlul-Ka Saturday evening were
K. MoOee. and family. M. K.
Knauaa and family, II, Muakopf and
family, O. II. Kill and fumlly.
Th family of J. P. Plunket ar
rived In Modoc Point early Monday
morning, having motored through
from Louisiana.
Th Pareiit-Tearlicira association
of .Modoc Point hava completed nr
rangeuienla for their dance on July
IX.
The spectators at Modoc Point all
enjoyed th baaebull gam Sunday
hetwoen th horn team and I'ellcan
f old f rlen (U Mr, and Mra.
ideraon at lleatly laat week,
t the night and while there
fc mid-week meeting and re
tpjendld lime.
anchor In thla pari of the
rtf-trar happy over' th
lapects of a bumper crop.
grain and hay, tome are
their machinery ready for
, While other art buying new
J
: on th new 'Friends' church
tin thla week.
Smith who haa th contract
Idlng a new retldence for
Iman Cohern, - la " v nfcklng
d prog rem, anih the- new
will aoon be raedy for occu-
fook haa been on the alrk
a, few daya but la able to
gain.
i t Krakln Ileal la at th In
ventlon 111 la week. He la
j Iher.
re Informed that the 'city
gue Itlver will aoon have
jmleni Inatallcd.
C. Mattlnaon. th general
r of the Campbell Lumber
i at this place will aoon
all room dwelling ready
npy.
I keen Tiadc, a business trip
atv.tw on Monday of last
re'vrned Tuesday.
Samuel Clinton la able 10
be. out after a spell of III
nd Mra. Cain KronrMn were
ad vialtora at thi Indian
lion.
b Parley la contemplating
a garugo In thla pluce. Mr.
;1 nulls a mechanic, and no
guild do woU.
Hio Itlver la In need of
tkery and If acme one would
re and Install one ho would
re.io build IIP a trade. It
sklng at hla door.. It I alao
f location Jot . "T wdTlean
n, he aliould alio operato a
More In conneetlnu w.th his
feuslnrsa..''
Bmlth. and Slmpann lolla u
Usy will aoon be loading log
k Klamath Kalla markot.
alth la loading for Mr.'aton.
, i Archlo llurkley of Valnl
opplug In Kpragun Itlver one
It week.
,t Crumca and chlldron wore
if atreeta Thursduy of laat
Mra. Crumca la talking of
if a new six romj bungalow
r ranch, or cither In Sprague
B. Miller of Clilloquln waa on
irecls Saturday of luat week.
BEATTY "
f (!!".
TTY, June 30. Mr. Over-
the Standard oil. and N. (i.
r. of the reclamation office,
leutty vialtora laat Tuesday.
: and Mra. Lester lllckaon.
jld groom of BlyJ trad
i Weatiy Tud Hi TcctflJIng
itttlatlona.
iy waa red letter day for
I, there were alx ministers
Rev. Jenninga of Lakevlew;
owbon of Bonania. 'Rv.f and
Clurk are both ministers) of
u. Rev. Call of Canyonvllle.
r minister Mr. Mcintosh, and
lore are expected thla week
t camp meeting In the grove
Beatty. i , .
ft f Prld,y, of Lakevlew. and
Jennings and C. J. Taylor of
ff wont to the Black Hills for
prisoner, and (all returned
d i Bound, J"rlla; 'l
large trucks from Lakevlew
tiling Con. O'Connor' wool
! tho Black Hills, th amallor
hauls to Itonlty and , the big
Klamath rail.
t, Wheclor of Klamath Falls,
i. buslnesa visitor at Beatty
ay and Sunday and went to
o.
1, Manning and Miss Manning
ilnR Bessie Tull stopped at
r' on their way home from
Sunday. ' Tho young Indies
sun burnt from horacback
while at 1ho B. K. ranch.
ink Schmlti says that this- la
weather on the . Ice ' housd.
i i
waitress aprona go to Bee
s t Uress Shop. 129 So. 7th
f Jl-4
...'
f ' .
ro your hair mnrccllcd In a
itfully cool and comfortable
f Shoppe Moe's. J30 Jy7
Mr, John Wlnkleinan left here
Friday to vlU with her aon (leorge
who la unite III In Ihe Weed hos
pital. Mra. Wlnkleinan nilurned
Sunday ovenlng.
Mra. W. Honey and children are
pending a week vlalllng friend at
Anne Creek.
John ( haalaln rxiurned hrr Sat
urday, after apendlng a wvek vlall
lng relutlvea and friend at Manama.
Charlie Kevlla waa divn from
Callinua ramp In ' nd I lie week
end wlih hla family.
Jim Hooker and two dnush'era of
Bridge, Ore., aru r.'i''i of V
Honey nils' wwk.
Mr. and Mr. J. I aVif ort were, linn
In en vhliors In Kligtn.iili Kulla Fri
day.
Mra. Clmrlle Merita. ):rs. llnherl
Brophy, Mlsa l-ali Pnrker of Cu-
tral Point, MU, Mar-.arot lli naun
and Mra. W. A. Ileniun molored
to Wlul. Ke Friday aftrnonn.
Mra. P. 11. Cartwrlght and three
anna Ivan. Krncat and Cale were
gunala of Mr. and Mrs. Vv. A. Ilen
aon Sunday.
W. K. Clemcnta and Alex Benson
motored to Ashland on bualnesa
Monday morning.
MIDLAND
MIHI. AND. Juno 311. Mr.
Mra. Illlbert Lnrg.nl and daughter.
Helen May, were In Klamath Fulls
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert (iregory and
daughter Nuydene were airon Ihe
county aval vialtora on Saturday.
Th jiroperty owner of Miller la
land met at III County School Sup
erintendent's offlr Saturday for
th purpose of providing hua line
to take Ihe high school atudeula to
Klamath Falls lb coming season.
The youngsters hnve returned.)
from (1. A. C. They arrived III
son Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Bur- To t'opW-n. K. Sflnsnn will ! grant schooner In 'SI and as a,
nett and family were among the leave Sunday morning- for Copcoillr aon of Oregon haa bn proml
piinl. kera and fishers Sunday at, where he will lake alill plcturvs'nont In her affairs for many yeara.
,nll I McColluni'a mill. and moving picture c-f th celebra-' Ha attended school . with Emmltt
air. anu airs. J. t'. wriKiit anu uon in honor or tho opening or tne in liouglas -county ; npr than (3 '
family wer among the Klumalhlnew Copcu power, plain'-now coin-'years ukO and this Is the first re
Kalla almppers on Saturday. (pleted. , " 1 union'' aince lhat lima,
Mr. Constance William spent 1 ' ' I' " '
. V , , ,n r"' Visiting llcrr Tom A. Churchill i lt. lorns From Vacation R. U
Jack Bullr spent th week-end lof lMn Angele. la In Klamaih Falls 'firlffllh waa on hand thn firat of
in Klamath Fills. ;fl)r , ,hort ()n0 yMllBK witn n, A.lth week a assistant poll master.
u,m " ea"Cr '".Knimltt and hi nelce Mine Burna-.after enjoying vacation for th
Midland Balurduy. i illna Metcafe, cashier In the Colden past two weeks. Orlfllth apent hi
J. C. Sevlck and J. B. Burnett Ku ,lorl, fhurchlll was born on ' fortnight 'In Klamath Kalis making
were in Klamath Falls Saturday., n0 )d Oregon Trail In an mml- fw trips throughout th county.
whnre I hey met their families on
Ihelr return trip from O. A. C.
9 p. in. TIiosh returning to Midland
were: Mr. Sovelk, Paul and Mary
Kev. Ik, Pauline llurnntt, (iuldo
Itoliuslllll, Mra. Jamea Burnett,
Anna Burnett and Jim Wright. Tbey
all reported having pleasant trip.
Mrs. J. II. Hooper and daughter,
Opul Hooper. Mr. and Mrs. William
Hooper and daughter Virginia were
In Keno district looking after their
grain crop on I lie Kearns tract.
Mrs, Wm. Hooper and dauxhtor
Virginia, accompanied by Miss Opal
i Hooper, were In Midland Saturday
levelling.
Local Briefs
where they have near 900 acres ofi
From ('lillNuln Among the fa
miliar flxures on tbo streets of
I Klamath Falls yesterday was that
grain, which Is showing good pros-
ASPGROVE
ASPUnOVR, June 30. Mr. Carl
William and children of th Agen
cy ranch wer over to visit her els
tor. Mrs. E. Kramer Thursday.
II. F. Hodson of th Dunham
Motor company of Klamath Kails,
was buslnoss visitor In Aspgrove
Friday.
Kd Wehrll of Vacavllla, Calit.
waa vlalllng old friends here laat
week.
' Krnle Kramer and Fred Jackaon
were over from Anne Creek 'to visit
their people over the week-end.
munuar morning. ... . ...
Mr. and Mrs. II. V. Orlffln and " '"r f. b",nptr cr"n ,a";
J. K. Mun.flehl motored to Klam- Mar urber has been busy l.n
th Fulls Mond ty. Proving Ihe looks of hla new bouse
Those from the camp attending
the dnnc given by the tl. V A.
store al Chlloquln Saturday were:
Mr, and Mrs. J.- K. Mansfield, Mr.
and Mra. Pet ('ado. Mr. und Mra.
Robert Hrt-phy. Mr. and Mrs. H. V.
Orlffln, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Sev-
Ita. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brophy, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Benson. .Miss Nlla
Savage, Mlsa Leah Parker, Mlsa
Margaret Benson. John. James and
Leo Brophy. Charlie Chaaialn, Alex
Benson, Norman Anderaon. Ceorge
Morgan, Fred Jackson and Robert
Orlffln. A aplend'd time waa re
ported by all wbo attended and
hope the O. ft A. wlll-glvo another
danc aoon.
(ieorg Chaataln waa over to
Wlul-Kxe on business Monday afternoon.
Pretty silk combination suits In
all shades at Bee Benin's Dress
Snop for only $1.95 and 12.50.
Jl-4
by giving u a new coat of paint
tills week.
MrN and Mrs. 8. L. Burnett and
family wore In Klamath Kails Sat
urday on, business..;'!. . ,,
Mr. sad Mra. Lee Butloo and aon
Jamea war among th shoppers In
Klamath Kails Saturday.
' Mr. and Mr. Edgar. Furber and
son Lewis of Miller ialand were In
the copnty. aeat on Saturday.
Mra. Kdna Flowers was In Klam
ath Fall on Saturday, purchasing
aupplloa for' the Midland store.
Edward. Royce waa among the
Klamaih Kails' visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Burnett and
daughter. Anna of Spring Lake dis
trict, were visiting Burnett's brother
on Miller Island 8unday.
An employe of th California Ore
gon Power company was out on the
Island Monday, looking over the
power pumpa which hare been out
of power for the past three daya.
Mr. and Mra. Edgar Furber and
of Mrs. Jennie Clinton, resident of
the reservation town of Chlloquln.
Imvci For Valley W. J. Bur
gess left for Grass Valley yesterday,
where be plans to spend the Fourth
of July holidays with friend and
relatives.
CLOSED From 1 to 5 P. M.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday -
SEE THE RODEO
The Palace Market
524 Main St. Phone 68
NOTICE TO THE
PUBLIC
AH Business Houses will close on
July 2, 3 and 4th
Between the hours of 1:00 and 5:00 p. m. .
This follows out a plan of cooperation between the
Bly Rodeo Association and the Klamath
Falls Merchants
The Rodeo with its attendant thrills will surpass any
previous outdoor entertainment ever given
in this vicinity.
SO EVERYBODY MAKE PLANS TO BE AT THE
FAIR GROUNDS BY 1:00 P.M. ON
THOSE DAYS.
MERCHANTS' BUREAU.
WOOD
The bottom prices are
. . . now in effect on
Block Wood
Order your year's sup
ply now. It is dandy
wood and dry. No lower
prices will be made, so
order early and get in
your blocks for winter.
Remember we can't serve
you all at once order
now.
Green Slabs
are being delivered every
day, and they are the best
slabs we have ever deliv
ered large hand picked
wood. Order now and
allow them to dry.
PEYTON & CO.
601 Main St Phone 535
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When vou
are old V
- If you make no sacrifices for your children
when they are young what can you expect of
them when you grow old? - - -
Many parents thoughtlessly spend
almost their' entire income on selfish
pleasures, turning a deaf ear to the
children's plea : "I want a Piano and
.Music Lessons." " - : , ' 1
Today, with payments on good, new ; :
Pianos as low as Ten Dollars monthly, : f
all thoughtful parents can and will buy
now.
' . . '. ':'-'
Earl Shepherd Co.
One Business in One Family, Nearly Sixty, Years
Klamath Falls, Oregon ,
Our Great American Holiday will be Celebrated
Saturday, July 4
in the only Patriotic Way
This Store will be Closed
ALL D A Y
We will observe the regular business hours Thursday
and Friday'1 ' ' "
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Roberts & Harvey
HARDWARE FOR HARDWEAR '
422 Main Street
Phone 173
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