The Klamath news., July 26, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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VrH news
Sunday, July 26. 1925.
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t'julr . Mr.
. nf Klamath
L buHluuts Fri
ll hr lal Mon
U'hn WllW.nt.
nlxi a cnunln
daklullil. t.'ullf.
k Purkor, eon
I and Nat hello.
Hunt ant!
Whltnmn
v it Diamond
f Dallua-Call
raiim back by
ulur lake.
Kimlo end Key
the Nky
lew any! i
, not llktnx
,1 away, li'tt.inn
afoot.
aliu.lneea call
i Monday a'ter
the horlnRO of
Creek mill thoy
had to ahul down a day and halt
llili week.
II. I Wlmor, and ion Norman.
war tiualniwa caller in tho coun
ty aat Monday.
Meear. Hubert (iorilnn. ituaaell
Leever and Orlh filsemnre spent the
week-end at Diamond laks tlshlna
and swimming.
Mr. nnd Mra. William Barnes and
two dauiihtera, of Klamath Kalla.
ware aloiiplnR at tho Wood river
auto ramp Hnturday nlKlit, mulorliia:
to tramr lake and (bark to Klam
ath Kalla the following day.
Messrs Vera Hmythe. Kllm llln-
neh, Mlat Jesse Davla, Minn Vulanda
Kelsey motored to Diamond lake
Sunday to enjoy the aporla that are
offered thi're.
Cheater Jiukann haa been confined
to hie bed for the last few daya
with tho auinmnr flu. hut ho la re
ported to be aome hotter now.
Mra. A. V. Duvls and family, of
Han Kranrlsco, motored to Klamath
Falls Tuesday, nftT spending a few
daya at Crater luke.
Jack MrAutlffe. who haa been In
the Lakerlnw hospital for aome time
from mono Mo pl onlnf and ht-
era burna, recently returned to bis
home bera, where he will remain
for aome time. Ilia two brothera,
Morrla and Dare McAullffa brought
him here from Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mra. W. T. Moltram and
daughter of Loa Angelea, motored
HILDERBRAND
IIILDEURAND. July IJ. Cba.
Drew paused through lllldebrand en
route to Sprague rlrer after beef
cattle Monday. j
- miiiui t y air. tna mrm. n. u. Micnaei ana
through hore Wednesday on their nloce Melba Pool were pleaaant rial.
wae. tor, ,t lne T. r, Michael ranch
Mr. and Mra. John Orth and Sunday,
daughtera, Kloanor and Dorothy, of W. O. Smyth made a business
Medrord. have been her for trip to Medford Monday,
aome time vlaltlng with relatives.) Frank Rodger and aon Joe re
Mr. and Mra. Jaincs Pellon and awletlng M. Vlelra In putting up
Mr. and Mra. I.. C. Hisemore and 'his bay crop.
futility recently returned to tlu-:r Mra. W. O. Smyth baa returned
home, jhoma after apendlng n week with
Mra. J. II. Beckley. formerly of I her P'renta, Mr. and Mra. W. L.
here, but now residing In Portland lLu" cnlr' Po""
waa a hualneaa caller In the county D" Bl, lert ,or Ml'ord Mon
aeat Tuesday. day.
Mr. .nrt Mr. R.m Mill., .... T- A made a business
daughter Ituth. arrived her. Wed-tr, J,0 KUm"?.
shopping In Hildehrand Saturday.
1 Fit ,n n Central Point apent
. i -i r ft , rlrt-' tid Sundiy with hit
I'Mer lr W. o Smyth.
Mr and Vr.. T. E. (lasklll mad
a huilnesa trip to Klamath Fall
j Wednesday.
The Darty who baa he InrtHnr
for Mr. Orlmnlt have finished their
work and moved bom Monday.
Mrs. James Llnal waa ahnnnln
In lllldebrand Saturday from the
Loe camp.
GERMAN OFFICER RETURNS EMBLEM
TO PARENTS OF AMERICAN BOY HK
KILLED DURING ARGONNE FIGHTING
BLY
neailay to vie It a few daya with their I
aon and daughter-in-law.
Mra. Itonuburg.
Mr. and
Quite a number of the Hlldelrand
people enjoyed themselves at the
Honanta dance Saturday.
K l Pnnl waa trantwrtlnr hnsl.
Mra. II. J. (iordon and Dob or-!nesa In Klamath Fall, the middle
don motored to lingua Klvor valley j0j tne week.
Sunday (o get Mra. Oordon'a dauxh- r. and Mrs. George Smyth were
tera Lucille and Norma, who had; business visitor In Klamath Falls
Monday.
P. A, Johnson who ha been
working at the Bald Ilutto aw mill
came down Sunday to help M.
Vlirtra put , BP hi hay.
Mr. and Mra. H. L. Mill were
been visiting there tor aome time.
Joy and Charlotte Hesslg have
been here for aome time vlaltlng
with relutivea. The Heaalg girls are
the daughlera of Mr. and Mr. John
Heaalg of Chlloquln.
BLY, July 25. Con O'Connel and
Jack O'Keefe stopped In Bly Tues
day on their way "back from Lake
view to tbelr aheep camp at the
river teds.
The Voc?M7r brother, are dHH-
ng a well for E. T. Olvan on bis
ranch this week.
' A.. S. Connor and wife motored
over from the B. K. ranch Wednes
day after suppllea for haying.
Frank Owen came down from
Round Grove Wednesday.
Boyd Bruener and Ed Jackaon
were In Bly Thuraday on business.
Jack Watt and family were In
Bly Thuraday Waiting and shopping.
They were accompanied by Mis
Jessie Boyd.
Dr. Patterson of Klamath Falls
came out Wednesday to attend
PHILADELPHIA, July 25. A
little silk American flag carried by
a Philadelphia youth when be was
killed two months before the ar
mistice has just been returned to
his family by a member of the Ger
man company at whose bands be
fell while fighting In the Argonne.
Corporal (1. W. Fryllng waa a!
member of the Twenty-eighth dl-l
I vision. Before Fryllng tailed hlal
brother, 8. H. Fryllng of thla city, I
I sent him the flax, with the request'
. tr-nf hrt earr-. It iuro every fiicarc
mel.l. 1: i.L, -Oldier blwlllcr (.auiu
:back alive be was to return the flag
to the donor as a war token. I
"Corporal O. W FrHnir m k'll-
ed In action In the Argonne forest
Sept. 29, 1918," read the message
bl family received from tn war d
partment. The body wai rvt urne
to tbl country, but the f 1 n v. .
missing.
A few days ago 8 H. Frytins .
celved a letter from A S.ln-iif.
Gersllngen, Germany, a liouten .ml
a German regiment that 10 i M
the Argonne, inclosing Corporui i'i
ling's flag, which the American
dler had placed In an envelop u ;
Ing hie brother's adrfrp'- It ii
horn foi-rd on tin- uuttl.rlld.
"I tnok t!:,. Il.m with ll,e IlKilJl.
of reitirl.ii:.' if ufit-- the w..r .':
over, but aa I was sent i.r th.' ho
pita! myself, the rnvelujie nt oil
'aid until recentiy," wrwto tit" to
mcr German officer.
James Dixon who has been quite
sick.
Jeff Bell of Talent I here visit
ing at the bom of Mr. James Bell
and family this week.
Mra. O. W. Howard vialted Mrs.
j. p. Owen at her borne Thuraday
afternoon.
IXFTELDEIt KELEXKUI
BROOKLYN, July 25. Ar.df
High, lnflelder of the Brooklyn Roll
ins, haa been released by wal.t r
to the Boa ton Braves, according to
an announcement official of t':i
Brooklyn duo tonight. Annoau"
ment also wi made of the i tt
chase of J. Elliott for $10,000.
II
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F
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KLAMATH COUNTY THE UNLIMITED POSSIBILITIES OF THIS NEW MACHINE
SPECIAL OFFER
Then it folds up
easily like-this.
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During the Demonstration Only We Will Make
An Unusual Introductory Offer
Of Only $5.00 Down
With Balance in Small Monthly Payments
fina ft
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or Mail the Coupon for Full Information.
And "rolls" into a
. corner or behind
a door. (Takes up
less than two feet
square.)
BALDWIN HARDWARE CO.
418 Main St., Klamath Falls:
Please send me full information regard
ing the special offer on the Thor 30 Folding
Electric Ironer.
Name ..a.
Address
ALD WIN HARDWARE CO.
The Winchester Store.
Phone 261
am.