The Klamath news., July 16, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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Thursday. July lfl.Jjg&
LOCALS
VUilon Mr. and Mri. C. E
Vroman and daughter. Mis Vroman
and Dr. Clark Joyce, are in the city
from their home in, Brookfleld, Con
neticut, enjoying a short mmmer'i
vacation in thii aection ot the went.
From The South P. U. BaKRa
and Fred LaBarba, both residents of
San Francisco, are in the city for
the remainder of the week to visit
and transact business.
From Lakevirw A visitor in the
city from Lakevlew, includes J. D.
Campbell, who is stopping for a
tew days to transact business in this
section.
'.. Visiting Her Effie D. Nugent
and J. Nugent, both residents of San
Francisco, are among the many Cali
fornia visitors in Klamath Falls, in
creasing the number of tourist that
are making thla city a Mecca.
I l'riulU-ro' A. C. Welle of Pend
leton IUU Al nrumiKu,
Pendleton are visitors In the city
I from the Ronml-up City, Whether
they are In Klamath Falls to learn
how lo put over a WH3 Western
Show or whether they plan on giv
ing the Klamath boya a few lessons
is yet to be learned.
Former Resident Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Sparrow .are among the out of
town visitors from their ranch in
the city to spend the week-end visit
ing and transacting business. Spar
row was formerly affiliated with the
Crater Lake Government service
some time ago. Others in the party
to visit in Klamath Falls, Includes
Mrs. F. II. Withlngton and her
daughter Miss Harriett L. Sparrow.
Mrs. Withlngton is Sparrow's mother
Fruut Portland Auiuug the visit
ors in the city from Portland are R.
R. Walsh. II. Morton. 0. E. Willman.
Ben Mitchell, L. T. Russell, J. 8.
Kageuovii-h and It. K. Repass. The
majority are business men, although
a few are in Klamath Falls to enjoy
a brief summer vacation aud fish In
this section.
Sprnnue II. A. Sprague. formerly
I of Duttxmuir, where he was affilia
ted with the Southern Pacific com
pany, is stationed permanently In
Klamath Falls as trainmaster of thla
section.
. VUlator J. H. Hamilton ot Chll
oquln, la among the many out of
town visitors to spend several days
this weeek In the city transacting
business from his home on the reservation.
, Copro Vera E. Constable and
R. 1. Wardle, both residents of
Copco, are in the city far some time
to transact business. While In Klam
alh Falls they are guests In the
Arcade hotel.
VUitlng Here Mrs. J. W. Connor
of Algoma has as her house guests
for several weeks, Mrs. J. E. Ham
mond of Pasadena, her mother and
her sisters. Miss Marjorie, Miss
Helen and Miss Haiel Hammond,
also of Pasadena.
Tourists Mrs. Opal Chadwlck and
two children of Spokane. Mrs. J. W.
Brownfleld and Haiel Townsend of
Eugene and Jim Rielly of Spokane,
make up a party of six tourists,
' who are . enjoying a tour of this
section ot southern Oregon. They
plan a trip to Crater Lake during
the latter part of the week.
: From Malin H. O. Williams ot
Malln Is among the out of town
visitors In the city to spend several
days here visiting with friends and
transacting business.
Dunsmnlr Among the many visi
tors from the south is James H.
Hattan, railroad man of Dunsmuir,
who is in the, city on business during
the week.
Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Sweeney of Medford, were visitors
during the early part of the week
with Mrs. Sweeney's brother, Frank
Confer of Klamath Falls.
With Government Mrs. B. D.
Wallace and Mrs. M. M. Hutto, resi
dents of Yalnax, where they are
interested In government work with
the Klamath Indian service, are
among the out of town visitors In
Klamath Falls for a rew days ihls
week.
.... From Mt. Dome Nellie A.
Mitchell, well known resident ot the
Mt. Dome country, where she con
ducts a prosperous ranch is among
the out of town, visitors In the city
thi week. While in the city Mrs.
Mitchell la transacting business and
visiting with friends.
From Portland L. J. Cavln of
Portland, interested with the War
ren Construction company, is In the
city on business In the work ot the
company, which has established head
quarters In Klamath Falls. While
In the city Gavin is stopping at the
Hall hotel.
With Oil Company H. D. Wher
land, with the Associated Oil comp
any of San Francisco, Is a visitor in
Klamath Falls for the remainder of
the week to transact business.
From Aspgrove R. D. Hotberger
I in the city for several days to
transact business and visit with
friends in Klamath Falls.
Algonia Visitors.. Mrs. George
Helms and Mrs. George L'hrln, both
residents of Algoma, were In the
city to spend the afternoon shopping
and visiting with friends.
Inspect lrp K. M. Uubb and
Marion Hanks, left yefcerday for
Wocus Valley, where they inspected
the new lettuce crop, which was
recently put in there.
From the South Mrs. Lucy A. F.
Sexton, a visitor In Klamath Falls
from Santa Barbara, Is among the
interesting guests In the city. Mrs.
Sexton plans on visiting for a time
at Crater lake lodge and other In
teresting points in the southern
part ot Oregon. According to the
visitor, the Santa Barbara quake
was more than one, who has not
been through such an experience,
can realize.
From Sun I'ninilseo R. J.
Summy ot San Francisco made a
hurried trip north, where he is con
ferring with a number of Klamath
Falls residents on business. Klam
ath Falls may be hot, according to
the residents here, but Summy
scores that statement by a few ex
periences enjoyed by him when com
ing through the valley.
At I he Pelican Visitors this
week at the White Pelican hotel in
clude Mr. and Mrs. Garrett H.
Payne, visitors in the city from
their home in Summit!. New Jersey.
t'larkson Returns J. v. Clark
son ot Clarks. Louisiana. Is again In
Klamath Falls after a short vlBlt In
San Francisco. Clarkson is highly
Interested In the lumber game of
this section of the west, and has
heavy timber Interests of his own in
Louisiana through the white pine
belt.
From Salem W. II. Steusloff and
daughter, Miss Dorothea Steusloff
are among the. Interesting visitors in
the city from their home In Salem.
Stusloff Is well known In the capltol
city, where he has established a
meat packing market.
'Everything Hazy
Ever hear people say It?
Maybe you experience the
sensation yourself.
It Is nature's warning that
your eye sight la falling.
Heed this warning before It
is too late.
Have your eye examined
and KNOW.
I have relieved many hund
reds of your neighbors and
friends and I can help you.
DR.GOBLE
Eye Examined
QUICK SERVICE
TOO Main Street
ClM-tt Frame
Oroand Repaired
Black
Berries
for canning
TODAY
$2.oo
Per Crate
Public Market
Phone 169.
126 No. 6th St.
Of Hollywood Miss Ruth Coffey
of Hollywood is among the interest
ing visitors in the city for some
time, arriving last night from her
home in the Bouth.
Visitor Mrs. Charles Mitchell was
among the many out of town visit
ors seeu on the streets of Klamath
Falls yesterday shopping, from her
home in Algoma.
In City Dick Dessie. well known
resident of Algoma, where be is af
filiated with the Algoma Lumber
company, was among the many
visitors in Klamath Falls to upend
Wednesday In the city.
Short and Blair Malloy. Car from
Chlloqutu that Joined the party later
included Mr. and Mrs. V. Hl
rich and family and Mrs. J. U"""
and party.
For rhlkiqula Walter Short left
yesterday for Chiloquln, where he
will be Interested In work for W. D.
Miller.
Returns To City Joseph Jensen
has returned to Klamath Falls, ar
riving Wednesday, after several
weeks' flitting trip on the McKenlle
river. According to Jensen, who
was formerly Interested with the
county engineering work, the fish
are excellent, and the luck waa ex
ceptionally good.
In Valley Frank Z. Howard,
county market road engineer, with
the members ot the county court.
spent yesterday In Langell'a valley,
inspecting the work done on the
new market roada in the valley.
From llunaiua William F. B.
Chase, secretary of the Horsefly Ir
rigation district, waa among the out
ot town visitors in the city to Iran
act business In Klamath Falls yes
terday. Chase Is a resident ot Bo-
Shopping Mrs. Schultl of Algoma
was a shopping visitor In the city
Wednesday, also calling on her
friends in Klamath Falls.
Enjoy Swim A parly of Klamath
Falls residents and several rest
dents of Chiloquln enjoyed a swim
ming party and picnic supper at
Agency lake Tuesday evening. Those
from' Klamath Falls included Mr.
and Mrs. Marlon Hanks, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Funk. Mr. and Mrs. El
mer C. Ahlstrora, Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Langslett, Miss Fern Hanks. Miss,
Marlam Wortley, Miss Kathleen Mal-
loy. Miss Ferne Ahlstrom. Walter,
Visitor A " recent visitor In the
city is Frank O. Pool, who spent
Wednesday in Klamath Falls on
business; from hla home In Bonanta.
California -4 M. I.. Main waa a
Wednesday Htlslhess visitor In Klam
ath Falls from his homo IB Copco.
While in the city Muin transacted
business In the court house.
Tourists Among III California
tourlata In th city thla week, reg
istertng their car at th chamber
of commerce bureau, were a major
ity from the little cltle of the
south. Th list Include A. It.
Bandy of Winters: H. V, Mctle of
McCloud; Ben Colombero, Weed:
Clifford Lowell, Berkeley; A. P.
Giger, llanford; James llannar, Jr..
Weed; Sam Johnson. San Francisco;
A. J. Wardle of Vrella: l. L. Skin
ner, Dorrls; Charles F. Pluinmer.
Lo Angeles; J. II. Headland. Strath
more; Onnl Strola, Alninrda; L. C.
Ingram of Sacramento: L. F. Haley.
Central; K. K. Rose. Oakland; Kddle
Dean. Holtvllle: Kmll Crohn. Ber
keley; Dr. T. V. Moore, Jr.. San
Jose; M. K. Grant, Vallrjo; Ed
Johnson, Sacramento; II. D. Strati
hill. Los Angeles; M. L. Hallahun
and George F. Minor, both of Ala
meda with the Falrfex Motor com
pany, of which Hallshan i owner.
From .Modoc Point Mrs. B. W.
Egeline of Modoc Point waa among
the many visitors In Klamath Falls
this week, spending Wednesday
shopping and visiting with friend.
Algol" VUllur Mr. IIukuwoIU1
Robertson, resident of Algoma, was
among the many out ot town visit
ors who stopped In th city Wednes
day to visit and shop.
IIIIIH WANTED I
, School District Nn. 1 of Klam
ath County, Oregon, will receive:
sealed 1lds Ui lo .Motiduy evening,;
July 10. at 7:30, for the construc
tion work at Kulrvlew school, ae-j
cording to plana aud specifications
on file In III) offka of C. N. Cov
boom. - I
All bid to be addressed lo Ida
ft. .Momyer, clerk, and awonipan-'
ted by certified check for flv per
cent of bid. I
(Signed) School District No. 1, I
IDA 11. MOMYEIt. Clerk.
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THE KLAMAT
Kivxtnls CommJ
DANG
On
Venetian 1Y.1 '
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TONIGHT
Everyone fo
Felt hats at Dee Begin' Dreas
Shop for fl.Sj to 11.80. Jit
In Illy Mrs. Jim Driscoll. accom
panied by Harry Llnfesty, spent
Tuesday in the Bly country, where I
they returned with Mrs. Drlscoll's:
uncle, (I. H. Wilson, who spent the I
week visiting with relatives In that
district. i
ThqyPayfor
Themselves! T
The running hours of your automobile
aren't the expensive hours;
It's the hours your car spends in the 6hdp
that cost cost cost
Grusi Air Springs will keep your- car out
of the 6hop. They will cut your opera'
ting expense to the very bone.
Gruss Air Springs pay for themselves.
On the basis of downright, provable
economy you should equip with Gruss
Air Springs.
W. D. MILLER
Agent.
Phone 293.
6th and Commercial Sts.
HOWARD & GRIMES
AUTO STAGES
Three round trip dally be.
tween Klamath Fall, Ashland,
Medford and Portland over the
scenic Green Spring Mountain.
Imw Klmnnih Full Dally
7:45 a.m., l:OU pjn. i!:4H p.m.
lav MoOford Dully
8:00 aju., 10:3. a.m. l.SU p.m.
Connection with stages at
Medford to and from Port
land. Coqullle, Marshfleld and
Itandon.
m. alage through to
and Marshfleld in
7:45 a.
Portland
one day.
Klomnrh
Falls oftlcet SIS
Main. Phone 41.
Medford office: Niwb. Hotel.
I'hone HOO.
5
Frank & King's ComediV
in
Seventh and Pine Streets
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursi
The Comedy Hit
"THE OLD HOME TOWN"
Prices 25c and SO c.
Jazz On
Vaudeville Between AcU
GfussAifSprinqs
A
W
nr.
SWAT
THE
FLY
Let Us Give You An Estimate
, "i "
On Screening Your Home
Estimates Given On Cabinet Work.
Work Guaranteed Prices Right.
COFER BROS.
CONTRACTORS
6th and Klamath Phone 389
WlCKERSHAM'S
July Clearance Sal
Of All Women's Footwear, with tie
exception of Red Cross Arch Tone Shoe:
Beginning. July 16 Ending Augustl
in oraer 10 make room tor our new tan stock, it it necessary isk Tj
either build more shelving or place our present stock on sale at the
ing Tremendous Clearance Sale Prices. I
t1 ri.. r r r r ,J
jjuciuw are winy a rew 01 uur many rnw
LOT I I LOT 2'
In this group will be found some
of our best style patent leather, tan,
satin with 13-8 Cuban, 16-8 and 17-8
Spanish . tfcC AC
heels 9D,tD
Quantities limited. Shop early.
13 Pairs Patent leather cut out lace
pumps. This is one of the smart sum
mer cut out style patterns with 13-8
Cuban covered fc C A C
heel ipO.O
Quantities limited. Shop early.
28 Pairs Here is the popular step-in
patem with its atractive colored kid
trimming and 15-8 Span- fie
ish covered heel 4JxO
Quantities limited. Shop early.
14 Pairs This is the tan and blonde
kid combination that will continue
to be one of the style patterns for
fall, 12-8 Cuban covered tC ftC
heel ipOayO
Quantities limited. Shop early.
Beautiful twa tone, pat. vamp,
quarter, also satins, patent and th
ideal summer sport pump w
punched effects, 8-8 , dQ 0?
heels i. Otifi
Quantities limited. Shon earl?.
14 Pairs Smart stvle Dumps in thK
lot. This attractive pump is sho
in pat. leather with tan quarta
and shiek bow, 17-8 cov- tC AM
ered snike heel PO'
Quantities limited. Shop early.
19 Pairs Mora ia a rliinlinnta of tt
. . . ... r 40
one to the left which carries a i
Cuban covered heel and has It
colored kid . , dC A
trimmine V31
Quantities limited. Shop early, j
65 Pairs-Two styles. ..These W
styles are new fall models in bl
waa. WlllliJIGU vV Itll UlC IICTT A
effects, 13-8 and 14-8 ttfi 05
Cuban covered heels
AAA to C widths
t, , Enta this Great Clearance Event with drattic reduction
on high grade stylish footwear, we will continue to give you th
same service and courtious treatment lUf ki. k.J in &
past. '
Wickers hamS
822 East Main. In The Reiley Bll.
next Uoor to Chocolate Shop
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