The Klamath news., August 02, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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tiiriflay. 'August t, 9t&.
iff LOCALS $
On VaratioB Mr. Lah Smith of
It ho chamber of commerce. It enjoy-
.toe a (ortnlKhf vacation from hr
Morrill Vlaitors In Klamalh Falls
vvsttrdar Included Mr. and Mr. J.
A' Ilaaalaa o( the Merrill country.
Idutle. at the dak. Mr. Smith wlllj rho r anoat (he many ranch-
i spend the tint week at her home on era la from that aectlon.
Creaceat avenue.
To the Lake Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. land roaeo aasoriauou yw..r. .u.
Vaatck and family and George
I
Lawrence Improve Fay Law-
" .. ... .u. rence of the Vnlon Oil company, who
rml . . ' . . . . v . 'underwent an oneratlon for aDDa
ker an aoendlnc Sunday at Crater reacmn a unanr. --- ,,.,, ,..,,,
iak.;.rrn. for' th. v.U.y by w.y,.ween the o board., laated ... day. , - "' .7
of the Medford entrance to Granta
Pass, where Mr. rarker will return
Kind irlan The flrsl Georgia yesterday.
w iiahome. Mia. Augu... Parker car to arrive In the ell, cam, ,y- Iw
with the eatch famll). o( afe , ,. Klamath Fall, yeste
, n, ,i. wuod Announcement
has been made by the Suuaro Deal
Drue company, of the appointment
of Fred Feliner to aucceed Will
Wood, realaned. aa manaaer ot the
concern. Keliner in noi
this community, as three years aio
he was actively employed by the
am comnanr. of which be ta now
VUltora Mtaa Doris Robinson and
her slater. Mtsa Lola Koblason.
dsughters oi a promiuenv """.-... i.rlr to hla coming to
were I. the city Saturday transact- r. hi. o .-.W
ing bu..ne and shopping. ,0 the drug bu.lnee. a. whole-
TUncher l-Out of town lelior.;l. sale.man In Han Franel.ro.
In Klamath Falls this week Include
yesterday on a husl
n. HomeMlM Luclle Coan. ln this section, and at the Crater "'
daughter of Mr. and Mr.. A. L. Coan. lake resort, j Iowm ch6yn,i ,
has returned to Klamath Falla from, TZZLv,. .a Mr., most prominent rancher of the
,WrVe(la wbci " msw
Deputy Sheriff; Stewart Burnett,- Midland resident,
lieatty was injwho wa, ,h. city Saturday from
his ranch In that section.
. . i .J . I o Mill, ranchers of the I'lne 1 Kiamatn country was in me ciiyi
nut .1. week, attend nf the Oregon ' '. rancners oi in i m ' ,
77.1 " ,n mm.e -hnnl i Grove district, were vlaitor and yeateroay iransac.in oaainr . ,
aesaion. Mlaa Coan is Interested in
journalism, majoring in that subject
while in chool.
From Merrill Visitors in the city
during Saturday afternoon Included
Mr. and Mrs. Sllaa Obenchaln. from
their ranch ia the Merrill district.
To Lake Mr. and Mra. Thomas
W. Deliel. and Miss Geraldine Watt
and Kenneth Perry will leave this
morning for Crater lake, where they
plan to spend the day.
Fort Creek Mr. and Mrs. G. B.
Cotad expect to spend Sunday at
shoppers In the city Saturday.
his land on the Merrill road.
twm Knrinr Lake Out of town CotraJIU VUllor Fred llracher,
visitors and shoppers In Klamath chairman of the Greater O. A. C.
Falls yesterday Included Mr. and committee arrived in Klamath Fall.
Mrs. E. A. Schreiner and family, j last night from Corvalll... Interested
from the Schreiner ranch In the In lining up students for Oregon
Spring lake district. j Aicricultural College this coming
fall term. Dracher la well known
Fishing Delos Mills and OrinM" Klamath Fall, where a number
Reeder are enjoying a week-end 1 ' -A- c- or lumnl
flahing trip to Diamond lake, leav-j anxious to greet him.
ing yesterday morning In order to
assure themselves of a good boat
and fishing grounds.
From the Agency I-eRoy B. Ar
nold, superintendent of the Klamath
Indian Agency spent Saturday In the
Unman III Friends of Jack Lin- ciy transacting business and vl.lt-
Fort creek, enjoying a picnic lunch- ma W,M "y to ,earn ,hat "'.I" " court house.
eOn there ' iuuuucu iu ma uuuia 1 11 ouiif
j plngton after having been brought
To Rockr Point Genrr. MMnlvre "om la WKging camp on ino hl.ni
and a party of friends are planning l?ke- ,Llnm ' ,he " of Mr-
to spend the day at Rocky Point.!"1" """
where they will enjoy a picnic and
fishing trip.
To the Lake Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Offield are among the Klamath Fall,
resident, to make the trip to Crater
Lake spending Sunday at the resort.
To I'roKpect Mr. and Mr. It. K.
Stlnson and son Burton are enjoy
ing the week-end at I'nxpect. where
those who have Tisiled before re
port the fishing to be excellent.
Vkitlng Mr. and Mr. George J.
Walton have a their house guest
for aevera. week., Russell Dudley,
member ot the faculty of the College
of the Pacific. Ptorkton. Calif, ltod
ley arrived la the city yesterday
after an extended eastern tour,
which also took htm up into Cauada.
M.-rrlll Mr. and Mrs. J. W. lias
kins, retired farmers of the Merrill
district, are listed among the visit
or. In the rlty from the Merrill
country, who spent Saturday trans
acting business.
Olrne Roast 8. K. Icenblca wa
In Ih city Saturday afternoon trans
acting bualne... from hi. ranch on
the Olene road. Icenblc la owner
of a fine herd ot dairy cattle.
Fort Klamath Mike Welland,
from the Fort Klamath country, wa.
In lha city Saturday to transact
necessary business. Wetland I. a
rancher of that section, where he
runs fine dairy ranch.
To the Valley Cheater ltel.ap
left last night for Ashland, where
he will spend the night, returning
today to Klamuih Fall, with Mra.
IM.ap and fumlly, who hav been
in the valley fur the summer fur
Mrs. Deljp's health. One aon, Dalaa,
will remain for the winter with hi.
grandmother. Mrs. Susie K. Casey,
widow of the lale Robert K. Casey.
m. Ward was aiuuae
th buslneaa visitors la Klamath
Fall Saturday lo transact Aeceasary
bualne... frog kla ranch In the
Olene section. ,
IHngter In Fred Dingier, on of
iKe nisnv rancher to visit on k.i
neaa In the city Saturday, waa aeea
on in rta oi Kiamatn rails.
Pingler la owner of a ranch In the
Merrill district.
Merrill Among the many visitors
to apsnd their time In the rlty Hal
urday wa. T. W. Haley of th Mer
rill road, who own. and conduct,
a ranch In that aectlon.
rvattr Mrs. Louis Hchmlli. mer
chant of th Uealty aectlon, waa In
th rlty transacting bu.lneaa Satur
day afternoon.
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ted m ...r"
ihroughoatu,!
"Id. on Caars
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tram tk,i,
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Rich au oot Z
South Darrell Foote and W. F.
Weatcott will leave early this morn
ing for Santa Crut. where they will
enjoy a month's vacation,
making the trip by motor.
They are
Crater Lake Among the Klamath
Falls residents who will spend Sun
day at Crater lake are Mr. and Mrs.
C. D. Garcelon and Miss Minnie
Barnum.
Mierrlll Visitors in Klamath Fall,
this' week Include Rasil Hall of the
Merrill district, who was in the city
yesterday, from his ranch, to trans
act business.
f a Business Klamath Falls vlsl.
or in the city to transact business
Saturday Included Lon Storey, well
known resident ot the Merrill dis
trict.
Algoma Among the out of town
visitors In the city Saturday to trans
act business was E. S. Taylor, from
the Algoma district.
Bonanza Ranchers In the city to
transact business yesterday Included
B. B. Governor, who is a frequent
visitor In the city, from his home
In the Bonanza district.
Jay In Harry Jay. Merrill resi
dent, was among the out of town! both of Klamath Falls.
visitors to transact business In the
city Saturday.
ton.
To the Lake Will Baldwin left
yesterday afternoon tor Lake of the
Woods, where he will Join Mra.
Baldwin at their summer cottage on
1 the lake.
To Diamond Mr. and Mrs. O. W.
Spiker. Mr. Spikers mother, Mrs.
William Spiker. are enjoying the
week-end at Diamond lake, where
they are camping.
From Portland Mis. Hatel Mc
""'M " "r",'u ra ,," . In Saturday Among the many
to accept a position aa asaitant lo , ,u , ' ,
. . j. X. . .... vlsltora In the city yesterday were
.hi as t.aia r icae in ina oiiice oi
county health nurse.
Merrill Ranchers In the city yes
terday to transact business Included
To Diamond Lake Dr. and Mra.
G. S. Newaon, Gale Newson Jr., and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I). Ray ot
Portland left Saturday afternoon for
Beaver Marsh, where they spent the
night. From Beaver Marsh, they
will continue today to Crater Lake
accompanied by Max Newson.
rhiloquin Out of town visitors
in the city thia week Include Mrs.
J. E. McCain of Chiloquin, who
spent Saturday transacting business
Charles Axel, well known resident (""" " '"
of the Merrill district.
For the North MIsa Jean Perry
and Mrs. Darrell Clark left this
morning for Portland and other
points, where they will spend a fort
night's vacation. Miss Perry will
continue north to join her mother.
Mrs. James Perry, who is spending
the summer with friends and relatives.
Teacher In Miss Alice Lytle and
Miss Grace Lytle, teachers in the
Bonanza school spent Saturday In
the city transacting business and
shopping from their home In that
section.
.... Saturday Visitor Mra. G. P.
Shamhart and daughter. Miss Rita
SaamharU residents of the Merrill
district were in the city Saturday
from their home on the Shamhart
ranch, visiting with friends and
Car Stolen Jamea Sullivan re
ported to the sheriff's office that his transacting business,
Paige car was stolen from Klamath
avenue between 8th and SHh streets
yesterday.
city yesterday were
William V. lflll and his daughters,
Olive Hill and Mildred Hill, resi
dents of the Merrill district, where
Hill Li a prominent rancher.
Visitor l.eo Hurilerode and his
brother. Max Hartlerode. were
among the Saturday visitors In the
city yesterday, from their ranch in
the Merrill district. Max Hartle
rode ia planning to leave today for
Tennant. where he will look Into
matters pertaining to a logging con
tract. ,
Merrill Ranchers In Klamath
Falls from the outlying districts
Irrclude John Raglnato. of the Mer
rill country, who was in Saturday to
transact business.
Sutton Ia Among the ranchers lo
spend Saturday In the city transact
ing buslneaa was Lee Sutton, from
his dairy ranch on-the Merrill road.
N") Under Hans' Xylander. one of
the ranchers on the Merrill road.
waa transacting business In the city
from his home In that section Sat
urday, during business hours.
FRENCH HAND
LAUNDRY
Chase, the "Blues"
Laundry rarra go and bundle
vanish the moment you place your
wash In cart) of the French Hand
Laundry.
No ned to look forward fo that
Monday morning pile of drudgery
call us and we'll relieve you of
It at no greater coat.
THE .
FRENCH HAND
LAUNDRY
s
137 . ih St,
I'bone 4 00-11
Used Ca
SPECIALS
1923 Essex Cabriolet
1924 Jewett Sport Touric:
CASH or TERMS
I s
Acme Motor (
6th and Oak.
MurriaKe License A marriage li
cense was Issued yesterday to Fer
dinand II. Bruner and Anna Estes.
Rocky Point A. J. Vollmnn of
Rnclry Point, !nli1fJf1 In bnsl
nesa visitors In the city Saturday
afternoon.
Rodeo Meeting The sum of $1200
was agreed , upon as the rental for
the lair grounds by the Bly Rodeo
association, for its three-day "round
up" early In July, at a meeting of
members of the county fair board
I'll Suit Oscar Smith, proprie
tor of the Diamond Tire company,
filed a suit for judgment of $160.25
ssiint oor A Bell In elrcn!!
court yesterday. Smith alleges this
sum represents the value of tires,
tubes and repair work.
To Diamond take Judd Low.
Mrs. Low nnd son. Charles Wesley,
drove up to Diamond lake late Sat
urday afternoon on a fishing trip
over the week-end.
Dollars and Sense
W (ajoHANSEN
Calendar Style for August, the smarten shoe of
the month. Its stitched design in cord is riehe
in accord with fashion ... the suede tipped
satin narrow strap has cut a wide swath in Parig
... the pearl button, the steel beading, the cut
out design on the quarter are points of style
that make the Ve-Olay a remarkable shoe lot
$
9
In Black Satin
IT X?.o T i
iiuuatun s jester
Suppose You Do
Your Laundry
At Home:
It is hard work and takes
time that could be better
occupied in other ways.
An investment for a ma
chine, of say $180, will buy
wet wash laundry service at
5c per pound, (20-lb. bun
dle) for Zy., years. .
All any washing machine
produces is wet wash.
Added to this is the cost of
electricity, soap, soda, blue,
water and other supplies,
as well as time and labor.
Suppose You Send
It To the New
City Laundry:
If you select Rough Dry
service, you get this for only
8c a pound.
A clean bundle with each
garment washed, accord
ing to classification.
Wearing apparel all starch
ed with soft dry finish
ready to iron.
Unstarched pieces, like un
derwear, soft and dry and
ready to wear
and
Flatwork all washed clean
and all ironed and ready
10 . JUmJBd
LET US DEMONSTRATE THIS SERVICE
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New City Laundry
"Phone 154 and Our Driver Will Call"
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Seventh and Pine Street:
SUNDAY and MONDAY
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Prices 25c and SO e.
Vaudeville Between Acti
Bob Ryan's:'
Auto Top
(The only exclusive Auto Top (
in our city. Having Jatelv installed (
machinery for making glass nf
for any make of car. . They have
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and apperance. The Bob Ry?j
Enclosure is without doubt thcM
the market today. 'Give us a f'j
let me show how easily and
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