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For Portland Mr. and Mr. A. B.
Peiloy. left yesterday mornlnf for
Portland, where they will visit with
Mrs. Peasley's parenta. Mr. Peesley
will also attend the Elks contention
while in the north.
For Portland Amone the Klamath
Palla member, of the Elka lodge,
ia Charlea Riley, who left yeaterday
for the national contention now be
lnc held In Portland.
For MMlford John A. McCall,
postmaster of the Klamath Fella of
fice and O. E. Hougen of Medford.
postoffice Inspector of this district,
hare been basy for the past week In
specting postal work. They left
yesterday for Medford. where they
are interested In the continuation
of their work.
On Display An Interesting dis
play la now being enown to patrons
or the Klamath Falls postoffice if
they hut have the Open Season that
grants them entrance Into the prl
Tate office of the postmaster In
charge. Yeaterady. Assistant Post
master. R. L. Griffith gathered up
the stray articles that had fallen
out of poorly wrapped parcels and
placed them on a table -as a warn
ing to the careless. The exhibition
showed a woman's foot, (plaster
parts); a bottle of Hair Youth, an
envelope of beauty pills, store rail,
wash cloth, par of candy and a vari
ous assortment of nails, screws and
parapbenalia dear to the heart of
the owner of Fords.
Mrs. Robertson 111 Mrs. James
Robertson of Klamath Falls baa been
confined to her home for the past
tew days, suffering from a cold.
She was reported aa improved yes
terday afternoon, however, and la
expected to resume her work on
Monday morning.
To Crater Lake Mr. and Mrs. R.
L. Griffith and children and Mr.
Griffith's parents, .Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Griffith of Portland, are among
the Klamath Falls residents who are
planning to spend Sunday at Crater
Lake.
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To The Lake Other Klamath
Falls residents who are planning to
enjoy Sunday at Crater Lake, are
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Brannon and
two children, who will leave this
morning for the resort.
To Take Vacation Vernon Fran
cis, letter carrier of the Klamath
Falls post office, plans to leave for
Spring Creek Monday morning, he
will enjoy a three week's vacation.
Other streams and lakes in the coud-
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ty will be visited hy Francis, who Is healing purp.iaes. He was given
an ardent disciple of Izaak Walton.
the
days
From Merrill Among the many
ranchers In the city Saturady after
noon, was R. C. Short, who ia a well
known land owner of the Merrill
district.
To Build Home Providing he Is
permit from the city council on
Tuesday night, Charles C. Whltmore, 1 a county seat visitor yesterday from 1 S. Davis were Klamath Falls vlsl
stamp clerk at the city postoffice, ! his ranch southeast of town. I tors yesterday from Montague,
is planning to spend his three week's .
vacation, beginning Wednesday,
building a home. Whltmore is
owner of a piece of property on
Lookout street.
In City Harry Booth, well known
Klamath county dairyman, was
among tht-many visitors in the city
this weeek to visit and transact
business.
Ilowne In F. J. Bowne. member
of the Klamath county achool board,
was among the Saturday visitors in
the city to transact business. Bowne '
is a well known rancher of the Klam I
ath country. '
From Valley R. E. Bradbury.!
prominent Klamath county rancher
and member of the Federated Board !
was seen on Klamath Falls streets
during the past week to transact
business.
Rancher In E. 8. Enman. frenn.
ent Vltltnr In ICIamatli Vail. I
among the end of the week visitors
from his ranch.
From Merrill J. R. Evans of the
Merrill road, was among the numer
ous Saturday visitors In the city to
visit and transact business.
Foster In Among tho many vlsl-i
tors in Klamath Falls over the week
end to visit or transact business was
Ed. Foster, prominent rancher of
(lie Merrill road. j
Dnlry Rancher Fred Hagelstein '
was among the prominent dairy'
ranchers in Klnmnth r-n.
the past week to transact business.
Rancher In n. II. Hamilton was
among Merrill road ranchers to visit
In the city over the past weok-end,
transacting business.
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j Mrs. Ida May Symington, target in New York's moat srnsa-
tiotoal divorce case in many, many days, is hitting bark at hrr hus
jband, who accuses her of misconduct with other aim. She de
nounces him as a cold, cruel man, who lovea his horsrs and his
rguna more than he ever loved her; and that all of his charges arc a
: conspiracy of lies. Symington is a multi-millionaire manufacturer
land inventor. Mrs. Symington is seen telling h.r tury on the
1 witness stand.
Connelly Finn! W. M. Connel-f Gets Ten Days G. W. Thorn,
was fined ?25 for drunkenness fined .$20 for Intoxication, began
Police Judge Gaghagen yestcr- a ten day
Ciancllv was unable, to pay terday
fine and began service of n fine.
day commitment to Jail. I
Given 5 Days In Jail Peter Mc-: Workman.
Donald drew a $10 fine for drunk-lis, both
enness from Police Judge Gaghagen SSued a
yesterday. ' MrDonald. when arrest-, county
ed, had in his possession a large!
can containing ruei lor an aiconoi From
stove, but. according to author!- business
wasn't using the liquid for home
alternative sentence of five Merrill
in Jail when he was unable erscn
to pay" the fine. I Helen of Merrill were shopping with
j iccal nucrchss'a yesterday.
To Visit Mr. and Mrs. Tt. 1. 1
Sloan and son Junior are leaving j linnnnzn Mrs. Ada Parsons was
for Ashland this morning for a ( in from Tlonanza yesterday on husl
couple of days visit with relatives. , ness.
Rancher In Fred Peterson was' From
Viola Dana in Real
0 Maurice B. "Lefty" Flynn, herb of
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o! nunirnms reel romnnecs mi several real ones, is Cupid's captive
again.' Jli latest bride ia Viula Dana, screen star. They are shown.
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sentence In city Jail yea.
when he failed to pay the
Marriage License Theodore
21, and Geneva Brewer,
of Klamath Falls, were
marriage license hy the
clerk yesterday,
Topsy Wren Frain was a
visitor yesterday from his
near Topsy.
Vbltor Mrs. R. H. And
and daughters Tblrza and
Montague Mr. and Mrs. I.
Romanes
Valc'a football rridiron.
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