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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1925)
THE Pe Six ' Friday. July 81. 1325. LOCALS Krm Illy Anion lha xorra of 'out of towu vl.ltor In KUmath Kails yenlorUny was Jamea Pltoti. iv rll known rani her o( (he III) jrounlry, who cnt Thursday truoj- aiting bunliir.. ..... . .. , l. r.NJI'J IMNIIWI IMIBH .'I-l 1 lr. Howard One of tho mo.t m-i i " " - 8 inic lUe Klamath Kail bul trreatin tourliU lo arrive In Klaiu, rived n Klamath all. rroro n u u ,,,, o( ,h. alb Fall, this week I. Dr. Hubert homo n Tro. New lork. to warm wrather for hi. vacation, j,.,. C. Howard and hi. party of visitor. ; with hi. parent.. Mr. and Mr. V - rnJoy,BR , Ti ,t Aon, creek from New York city. Dr. Howard lian. Sandhan.. with whom he .11 couip,ny CMI11B. where he ... , .... i. .k. ...inn. infiiil his summer vacation, band- "... , ' ' , . .nowea n-ai imi-ic m - . i.,n,i.... rrt, ,)...! w111 rvuiam lor a lonuiMiu. ment of Klamath Falls, and cspec- 'i' lally the rural district. Kenssl.er l oiy.eceme .n.u.u.e. I where he I. a student. LIBRARY PL MEET APPROVAL Basement Auditorium Part Of Plan; Many Rooms In Convenient Style rutin Mr. and Mr. lrfe Davis; of Albany, and Mr: and Mrs. Harold From Dorri. Mis. Hilda Illy wa among the out of town visitor. In Klamath Falls yesterday, from hrriL-ehape and will rontai Arrrpla IWilon Mis. Ksther home In Dorrl., where .he lran-l bawmenl and lha first floor. 1 The new public library for Klam ath Fall, will be constructed In an full IXHW BAY Nil IP MillVK'K MARSIIFIrXU. July 3Q.-Brgular weekly pawenaer bo I aalUni! be tween San Fran.lo. IVrtland anu Coo Hay were announced Tburwlay by V. K. MiKieorke. manager of the timllh Terminal dock, with Ihe addition of a new ateam achooncr to the Nelson H(eaihl company er vice hern. The aleel acboonel tlrltf du. purchaaed from tha Urltfllb company of Seattle, will b pieced In service. Till, was assured yesterday aven In when the library committee of the city council and representative B. Davis and daughter. Elaine of Vale ba. accepted a position in Ibe 0Ciej business and visited with Corvaflls. arrived Sunday morning first National bank temporarily frtends. to visit their father. Rev. W. W.l taking Ihe place of Miss Ruth Llnd-I Davis of this city. Rev. and Mrs. sey. who Is enjoying a week'a va- on Vacnlion Mr. and Mr.. Kvcr-'of the Women's Library club Davis and family accompanied themcatioa. ett Hardenhrook are enjoying a fort-j proved plans eubmltted by I'harle to Crater lake Monday, where they j ' night's vacation, spending their time i . Coseboom. library srchlteit. spent the day. From Algoma Mr.. B. J. Lofts-! l Diamond lake, where they will The basement of the proposed " i guard of Algoma Is among the out enjoy the fishing at the well known building will contain a stage, an I-Yom Rocky Point Mrs. Arthur of towo rlstor8 )n Klamath Falls resort. assembly hall .eating J5 peoule. Leavitt arrived in Klamath Falls ye6terdsy from ner nome ln lnei . Unil a committee room. yesterday evening from Rocky Point neighboring town. Swlmmlii -Mrs. Steve Sabo. Jr.. i vpstair. will ba the adults' read to visit for several days with Mlssj . 'and children, Mr., f. S. Currln. j , study room, reference Agnes Gallagher. I In Klamalh-Miss Ceraldln. W.tt j 'j0''5" ('Vrrin "i. 1)U;kie "d , room, children' reading room, story stock ' , i. A -a.jn vi.iiin. ....... ........ ,kiui 1 ' - i hour rhum hor work room nwtZTr. Kl.mrh Falhi ve with Mrs. Twyl. Ferguwn. from ,"" " '"room and librarian', room. .erH.v l .Jl .tawLiSSw "odoe point, where she I. th. guest Beii(.ord cal"n- The Halloing, appro.lm.lely 80 terday to spend some time visiting! Un .., , f, ln . diaaonal line . ..... ... . Turlt Among the visiting! " . . ',., , I ,. ta vi...,i. i.n ..j.. I drawn crosa tb Intersection of To Scrap Barge - According to' rel!l,lerlI1g cars ,t tne chAmber of Fi th and Klamath avenue. . nere Johnny Houston, the danc. barge; eommeTee we j. e. Boai ot San!"1'1 be 10 " K'm- "Venetian" is to be scraDDed and if i. i o ath avenue and 23 foot frontage Donanu Among the visitors Inj'he dn;e to be lTen ' be!Keles. s. Bernhard. Los Angeles: L. on Flft., , . . ,h. Klamath Falls yesterday to visit and that ot Abbie C""' orcne,r '!. Hendrich. Redding; Bertha H.l The ,ibr"y ommllte of the .hop in the city stores were Mrs. """ Smith. Cincinnati. Ohio: C. L. Trip- i couni" ta eornposod of E. H Bal- lett. Stockton. Calif.: E. H. Cox lKr- ' "ooeri. ana r. ... j Former Rtslt!tnt Among the for-; Chicu. alif : Churlftt O. Henry. Kun- for . mer resiaents wno are being wel-,iand. Calif.: Mrs. Gertrude Ather- From Medford Mr. and Mrs. F. J corned back to Klamath Falls this ton, Colusa. Calif.: Robert C. How G. Chard and daughter. Miss Patsy week are Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sblve. ard. New York cltv: G. H. Storm with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Drlscoll. Mrs. Parker re sides on the well known Parker ranch in the Bly country. Ada Kesterson and her two daugh ters, residents of Bonanza. HOWARD & CRIMES AUTO STAGES Three round trip dally be tween KUmath Fall. Ashland. Medford and Portland over tha cenle Ureen Spring Mountain. 'Inn Klamath Kll lly f i a.m., I-.OO p.m. : p.n. Lrjrre MolforU Dally 8:00 a.m., IO:IW .m. I1W P "- Coonectlna with stages at Medford to and from Port land. Coqullle. Marshfleld and liandon. 7:45 a. m ilag through to Portland and Marshfleld In ona day. KUuurh Fall, oftlcet 015 Main. Phoo 4!W. Medford office: Nun Hotel. I'bone HOO. Frank & King's Comet in The Bi White 1 Seventh and Pine Street, Friday and Saturday "WHEN A GIRL MARRIft SATURDAY NIGHT A Real Wedding on the Stwt GuewWho? Prices 25c and 50 c J&xt ! Vaudeville Between Acti Chard are among the out of town visitors in Ibe city from their home in Medford. . To Chiloquln A parly of Klamath Fall, residents spent Thursday In Chiloquln, returning last night after Interesting themselves in the open ing of the new Golden Rule store, .which will be held on Saturday morning. Those to make the trip to tbe reservation town were Anna Metcalfe. Warren Crooks. E. V. Vannlce and J. N. Clifton. For Kirkfonl Mrs. Belle Martin left Thursday morning for Kirkford 4'jr stage, where she plans to make a abort business visit. parents of oscsr bntve. who arrived! Van Nuys. Calif.; Jess Miller. Chlco. in me city yesterday irom tnetr Calif.; V. A. nrooniley. Stonetard home In Monrovia. Calif. For 45 Calif.: William Alexander. Arcadia years Shive, Sr., was a resident of Klamath county. Interested In a store in Fort Klamath, and after entering business In Klamath Falls. He is now retired and enjoying bis home in the south. The Shlve fam ily make a visit lo Klamath Falls annually to visit their son. Calif. Worm Menace Here Thing of the Past Expert Telegrapher Visits in Klamath Lc-uls Klurgo and family of San Francisco motored to Crater lake yesterday afternoon. The Kluege are on their return trip to tho bay city after having visited many point, of Interpol on the coal and In land of this state. The cut worm menace is a bursted I "Lon'e" he familiarly known toy balloon. I throughout the telegraph circles of To Merrill Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank That. In substance. Is the nrnua tb" United States. Is an attacne Adams, Jr., who arrived In the city i admission of Acting County Agent 1' ,ne Hears. International News From Merrill Rev. C. C. llulet of Merrill was in the city yesterday to visit with rrinnds and transact business. Rancher In Among tho out of town visitors in the city yesterday was Joe Fotheringham, rancher of from their home In Sacramento early: Sexton, ho led the forces of right this week, spent yesterday In Mer- eousness in the battle with the rill, where they were guests at theisreedy and destructive pest. J. Frank Adams ranch. Sexton Is so worried by tho cut j worm threat just as present that be Return Mis Evelyn Amicke and! '" foretting all about it and is Miss Marjoric Terry who bavo been ' catcnlns UD wilh hi "or county visiting with Miss Terry's sisler inirl" lea,l,r- Accumulated work for IIAI.MH'K-IIAItltlH WEDDING Wade llallock. 21. of Fort Klam- Medford. returned lo Klamath Fall' lhc Dasl three weeks during his''1" nl Thclma Harris. 18. of Service at San Francisco where he "kids tho bunch along" on the north circuit of out of 'Frisco and mean while wades through "scads" of copy. ' " the early part of tho week. visit to Lorvallia to confer with the stale club leader, and during tho To EnJoV ricnlr Mcmher. nl th-!1""" "cr,la wn,le " " First National bank office force will! - Probably the Merrill district. hn motor to Wlul-Kse and tho j.rkl" occupied lor some Klamath Falls. County Judgo were married by Bunnell yesterday. business in Klamath Falls. To Eugene Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Turner, prominent ranchers of the Bedford cabin on Tuesday evening of next week, and enjoy their an nual picnic party. More than 30 are expected to make the trip. Fol- ; time In the future. Langell valley, passed through the lowing fhe swim at the beach on city on their way to Eugene, where ,he lake 'he party will enjoy a dln they plan to visit with friends for,"" t Tin Hlng Cuey's on Main some time, and transact business 'reet. as well. I - ! From Portland Mr. and Mrs. H. Called By Illness Mrs. Norma! H- Llndstrom of Portland passed Jeffries left yesterday for San Fran-! through Bend and Klamath Falls Cisco, called by the serious illness of .'''"terday enroute to Lakeview where ber father, J. F. Propst, who suf- they plan to spend some time trans- POOL HALL CLOSED On a writ of attachment, the her- in s office closed the pool hall barler shop of II. A. Thiede at Bhin- plngton yesterda.-. Bee Brgin's Drrta . Shop Is lo- C.lteH at &. Ra.rnlh Ul 4tn posite telephone office. J30 Al j NOTICE On? I ' Owintr to our inability to collect for milk delivered to the W' Klamath Falls residents, we the undersigned distributors hereby agreti tail the milk products nanuiea dv us ior ensn oniy. This agreement to go into effect August 1, 1925. The dairymen of this city arc losing many dollars each month t. c....T i. ...... il. :n, rri...'n. ... i . ifupie reiuniug iu av inu iiinn limn, luvit-iuiu ni; ate iuhcu ID Hl ody to pay cash in advance, as in other cities, for the milk we delta We will consider the loth of August as the last date for cash 8K for the month of August. Thereafter we will expect all accounts to for on the first of each month. If accounts are not paid by the lOtiii month we will discontinue the serving of milk and notify the credit Hon or our action that all dairymen in the city may know. East Side Dairy Holliday Dairy Miller Hill Dairy Klamath Falls Creair Lost Hiver Dairy " 11 . . i . ... .... , " i and III .- Big hosiery sale at Bee Begin' Dress Shop. J30 Al Chilouuln Visitor Out of town ; visitors in tho city yesterday Included C. L. Griffin, resident of tho Chllo-! quln district, who was transacting business at the court house for al time. Giiruirrniun Ed O. Perry, a resi dent of Mnnluea, Calif., Is among' the tourists who slopped in llio clly; on their way to Crater lake. Ac cording lo Perry, who Is a garuge mnn of that section, he was simply going through Klamath Falls to reach his destination, but appear-, ancea have delayed his trip a bit, and he may stay in Klamath for two weeks, interested In this country. Perry and his party will go out to the valley by way of the Medford highway, and on north, for Iho re mainder of their vacation. Pay a Five Dollar Bill 1'l.tXO TIMNG Anyone wishing a first ct.iaa inh of piano tuning done can do so by Kn fered .vr. .,.!, , actlnn l,. ,.. .,.,.. leaving tneir orders with the Klam- this week. Propst left for the south . several week im in m.va B iau - --- - ? with friends and relatives, and hls'r Illness was unexpected. He Is one of the most prominent residents ot Klamath Falls. j From Pine Grove Mrs. J. Hllyard i of Pine Grove, accompanied by heri daughter. Miss Certrude Hllyard,1 was among the visitors in Klamalh Falls yesterday to enjoy a brief shopping visit. Visiting Dr. and Mrs. G. S. New-! som are enjoying a visit from Mr. ! and Mrs. Charles D. Ray of Port land, who arrived in the city yester-; day for a short visit. They plan a visit lo Crater lake before they re-' turn to their home in the north, en-' Joying a trip around Klamath and Agency lakes yesterday. Ray Is a well known Portland druggist. From Kirk A. A. Andrews, well known Kirk resident, was In tho city ', to transact business yesterday. i Visitor Harry Stewart of Kirk wus among the business visitors in Klamath Falls Thursday, transacting uffulrs in the court hou2 while In Iho clly. From Hprngiie River R. N. Per kins Is listed In Ihe out of town business vlsllors In lhc clly yester day to transact affairs, from Ills hume In Iho Spraguo river district. 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