Page Eight
Saturday September 5, 1923
ggTLOCALS f
At Tin- White IVIIi'iin Jrnulu I). Iluilmiut VMtor
l,.Pr,mh nt Pm-viMI. la vl.llln. In K'reil L. ColvlS. IlKOIIIS UX
Kl.nm.lh Falls, stonnlni In thu lector. Is In Klsruslh lu l"'l th south
White Pelican hotel while In the' remainder of the week.
city.
VUlt In Vnllry Mr. aud Mrt. Another Krt Ibinrhrr Another
Arthur U Wlloon and two children ' rlsitor In Klamath Falls is Jim)
are enjoying a week's visit in the Callahan, well known rancher of.
Rogue River valley with frlenda and the Fort Klamath district who.
relatives. They will return shortly' was interested in the happenings at
after Labor Day. ;the county fair this year.
vui,ln. Mother Here Carl New-! To San Francisco Sunday Mr.
berrv. a former Klamath Fall, res-' and Mrs. R. E. Stinson will leave
Won't and son of Mrs. Wilbur Jones.' Sunday morning for San Francisco,
has returned to the city o spend where liiey will spend s week com
the remainder cf the week after blning business and pleasure. Stin
s brief visit In Minneapolis. New-n will spend some time In the
berry, who is affiliated with the' south obtaining material and sup
Dollar lines, will leave soon for Pe 'or the holiday work In his
San Francisco, where he is Inter- ; studio. They will also attend the
ested In work for the company. Diamond Jubilee. During their ab-
Isence Mrs. Weston will be In
Timber Sold More than 160 charge of the studio.
Tourists From .Maine The day
when visitors came from a stats or
two away, has gone for all time, as
evidenced by the registers of the
Klamath hotels. Louis B. Gird-
all, accompanied by Miss Lela H.
(iirdall and Miss Lois A. Ford, all
of Saiitord. Maine, arrived in the
I city last night to spend the week
end.
Mnlfurtl! To li For Mouth Mlaa Louise
col- Cult usta will leave ounaay tor inn
here she Diana to speua a
Interested fortnight visiting with irinas
-ui. I. relative. In Ban Franclaco
I other southern points. While In
ih i.mv city Miss t'attuna will be
Klioiiiif Ami VWioit Mrs. C. the guest of her cousins.
M Sheehan of Paunlna and Mrd.j
j M Skaggs. .1.0 f l'...nl... re T ' "u "
.,g the vl.lt.ng .hop..". In Miriam Worlley and her sister M.u
,. ,,,,. ,h. remainder of Dorothea Wortley. daughters of Mr.
rtiuu.uiii ...
I In business transactions.
!a resident of Medford.
LaiiMitl tin IIimIimwn Hit,. ,, (.
Urson of the Burroughs Adding
Machine company U spending the
andl week-end In Klamath Falls from
and! his liotns In Medford In regsrd to
business for the company.
the week.
and Mrs. II. (1. Wortley will leave
the eurly part of net week for
I..-.,,,,-. At Th II ,.11 Among the the east where she will spend the
Interesting visitors In Klamath! wimer. Thoy will reside with Mrs.
ihia week u a party of As-i Wortley's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
tnrla residents. Dr. and Mrs. Al- c. A. Shaw of Pittsburgh
by.Misa Miriam Wortley spent a win
rll.,r r,(). jS
North ai" I
I
In l-'roni Mi, Ijtkl Among the
recent visitors In Klsmath Falls
were Mr. and .Mrs. William Cheyne
of Ml. Lakl d strict who spent some
time during the past week visiting
and .hopping In the city. ,
Visiting Front Florida Mr.
Mrs. A. II. Park. re.
Petersburg. Florida, arrived In
Klamath Falls Tuesday from their
in the south to visit at the
Johnson home at 734 Wal-
'"a. iw.Jr'MiJ
' Dsdfati JT. s. i
or. I. v, Hv'
lms wn. u. 7 ".
visitors
...
Ko iuZm,'
the
forms, I
""'or moil.. ..T"t
""llsrZrl
Vkllors
Mrs. F.
visiting
Retsr. i
A. Smith.
lor
with others of the medical profes
sion, friends and relatives.
acres of timberland was sold to
the Weyerhauser Lumber company
by Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Whiteside ott
Duluth. Minnesota, according to a
AaaA filari in the eountv clerk's
office this week The land, located Klamath,
in Klamath county, lies above Yaln
ax, consideration being $3,500.
Kansas
Visitor From iMrtianii ur. ana - ,
... . . . rrett I'. iinury. inviiuf.....
IT . Ari" , " : ir,".,J their son. Dr. A. M. Kinney. are',r ,h her grandparents. MIm home
Portland are visiting M . , bn , W- ,.
rails irom llieir nuiim . . . Hm. lll m. V. .... .lr..t ninn.. ... l.......
I hotel wane nere. iu -w ' in bf.iui i", .,., - ...... ....... -. .
president. SO years ago. of the stale the visit to benefit tor health and ; recently at the It. A. Kmmltt home.
medical society la an honor thut possibly attend school. Mlsa Wort- covers
i,h. limit Mr. and only falls to one, that honor going ,.y has resigned her position with Park,
iMrs. Tom Harvey and son. real- to Dr. Kinney Sr. Hut to be elect-: the American National bank.
.Jdents of Coos Bay. arrived In Klum-'ed nearly 60 years later to serve a .
A ?!a.h Fulls lust n!Kht tor brief second term Is quite a different fou-l... Mlll" Herr Mr and
lda ! . .... . . .." ' i. . .Km. nr KlnneV. second term' Mrs. W. W. McNealy are enjoying
Briscoe spent yesterday In Klam- "''"'" , ' ' ! ,... , ..M, tip.h when! a fortnight', visit from Mr.. Mc
nth Falls from their homes In Fort,l "' """" I ,. nl.Ti likV. nf Portland. waslNe.ly's cousin. Mr.. Maud. Illggln.
who arrived from
sw
a-
l.h,-Mr. and lrt..di,; S
" of H"''r,hT
les. Mrs, 8sit sty B
" the Amsrlc.. K17'J
Fort Kliininlh Vteltora
laid tor Mr and Mrs. A. 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd. ProiwtJ
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Kmmltt, Mr.j
and Mrs. W. P. Johnson. Freddlej
lllehn and F.lla Kmmltt. The vlal-1
tor. made the trip west by the
Fire Injurain!
John H. Hoiw1
Itilurn To Miirshflelil C.
Howard, superintendent of
Marshtield public schools, accom-
, iWauee and Miss Laura Waage, her, Mrs. Kinney and their son
,nJ's!ster. arrived in Klamath Falls leave this morning for Bend, return-1
last nigh'. Irom tnetr nome "iitng norm cn ine nanes-nenu iwn-
Nevada. to take up their dn- way ufter attending the meeting
of Fort Klamath Is Included In the.''-""" " ' -
t.nns tiuv TCMifrudr ui.er hiicuuiuk
I the teachers' institute of Klam-j00" 'hls 'ear'
ath county during, the past two
e. Here Amcna the Howard, who ha. a num
ber of mends in tne city maae
will the east recently.
In from tne t-ort iionen lyreu . j . 'Elko,
the '"'""" " '' . . ,-,,h.r in the Klamath hl.l Wednesday and Thursday In
recent buslne and pleasure
Itors In the city this week.
Merrill Visit
many out of town visitors that have
been in the city this week is H. E.
Dehlinger of Merrill.
At The, Arcade W. S. Dobbin. S.
i P. Dobbin Jr., and W illiam Pearson,
Medford
clety.
of the State' Medical So
li la math A my
Plan Fishing Trip Mr. and Mrs.
during his residence in Klamath
Falls when he served In the
schools here. Is actively engaged
in the candidacy for the republi
Visitor Mrs.
jform a party of three visitors from Hurry Dobbins anil a number of
iVacavillc, California. who are friends are Included 111 tho many
'spending the week-end In Klamath visitors from Klamath Agency who
Falls, stopping In the Arcade hotel attended the county fair Friday nf-
E. S. Veatch and family plan to can nomination lor state superin-
leave over the week-end for th0;tendent of schools.
Rogue River valley to spend Labor i
Day. According to Veatch he re- From 'Mt Lake George E.
ceived word last week that thelM"ller of ode" lake ls monK ,he
heaviest run of salmon that the;r" ut of town !sltors In Klam-
rlver haa had for years Is headed ia'n fa'.la.
for Grants Pass, at the time of the
communication being 35 miles west
of the city. With the run t fish
at Hell Gate, according to Veatch.
the fish should be at Grants Pass
In time for a good day of fishing.
while in the city.
I Visiting '.Villi .1. A. IVriv Mr.
land Mrs. F. M. Rowley, daughter
(Miss Helen Rowley and sou llar
'nM A. Knwlpv. are vUttln? in
Klamath Falls with Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Perry and family from their
heme In Eugene. Mrs. Rowley Is
Visits
Murphy i a sister to Mr. Perry. They plan fr0m his home in Lumberton to
togging Superintendent
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
and two daughters, all residents of; to leave today for Crater lake which
Tennant, are among the recent vis-'several of them will see for the firs,
itors in Klamath Falls during the i time.
past few days. Murphy 1b well
Ministers In Klamath Rev. M.
B. Parounagian and Rev. V. A.
Sellwood of Salem and Portland,
arrived In Klamath Fulls -last night
tor a brief business visit.
Kirk Visitor Here Among the
visitors to spend the week-end In
Klamath Falls Is M. Madison, well
known resident of Kirk.
From l.umbrrtun Herr W. II.
Fairbanks Is included in the out
of town visitors in Klamath Falls
known in Tennant where he serves
as logging superintendent for the;''e"'8e
Weed Lumber company.
Itnnrher Visits A. J. Blaker of
the Keno road is included in the
numerous visitors in the city dur
ing the'pnat few days.
MKIouiI Visitors Mr. and Mrs.
Hughes and family of Mc-
Cloud are visiting for the week-end
in Klamath Falls.
' Teachers In From Fort Miss
Bess Briscoe and her sister. Miss
Ida Briscoe, are recent vlsitors;nrf!anli!'a
in the city this week outlining the
work for their schools in the coun-j
ty. preparing for the winter work.
While here they aUo attended the
teachers' Institute.
At The Arcade Charles II.
Gunther with the American Auto
mobile Association Is spending the
remainder of the week In Klamath
Falls from his home In Portland,
in the interests of the work to be
spend the week-end In the city.
Shopping From Tennant Mrs.
A. K. Morton of Tennant, is spend
ing several days In Klamath Falls
shopping and visiting with friends.!
ternoon.
In From lrlnevill Lex Long of
Prineville. where he has made his
home until recently has accepted a
position with the Gulden Rule
store, where he will he actively in
terested in the men's department
of the storo.
Dallona In For Fair Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Dalton are among the
Malln residents to spend the week
end In Klumuth to attend the fair
where Mr. Dalton I. serving as
Judge.
Merrill VU.lt.ir N. K. W'ondhousn
of Merrill, well known runrher of
that district 1. spending several
day. In Klamath to attend the
county fair and transact bu.lness.
Irave For inland Mr. and Mr..
J. II. Rea and children have left
Orland. California, where they will
visit with Mr. and Mr.. Kent Bal
lard over the coming week.
VaaaajBtB-.
Big shipment of new Fall Coat,
and hat. ut Beo Begln'a Dress
Shop. 129 South 7th St. K3-5
M.'ni:i Ituncher In E. M. Ham
mond, prominent Merrill rancher
was among the visitors to be
noticed at the county fair yester
day. Hammond is spending the
three days of the fair in Klamath
in order to faro for his splendid
display of sheep. '
Tainting. paper hanging.
Interior decorating.
rOFF.lt IIKOTHF.HH
Phono WO.
Shopping From Ijikevlew Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Williams of Lake-j
view are shopping In Klamath Fulls1
from their home in the neighbor-
ing county. '
here.
Ilildehrnml llnnrhrr In Pat Cal
lahan, well konwn rancher of the
Hildobrand district Is Included In
the many out of town visitors in
the city during the past few days.
Ileturns From Han Frnllclsco
G. B. Richmond, purchasing agent
for the Oregon Trunk railroad has
returned from San Francisco, where
he was called on a brief business
visit. Richmond's home Is In
Portland.
HAGS WANTF.D
Highest price paid for clean cot
ton wiping rags. The News.
KHrt roof repairing, treating,
ami staining,
COPER BROTHERS
Phone ilHI).
Ex-Prison Offli'bil Hero Gene
Hawley, former deputy warden un
der Jim Lew a. whose administra-'
tlcn was said to be one of the.
most successful in the history of the
Oregon state penitentiary, ls a visi
tor in Klamath Falls. Mr. Hawley,
who is well known over the state, '
is now with the public service com-1
mlrjion. He will be In the city
but a short time.
Keno Visitors Here J. A. Bush
dig spent the latter part of the
week in Klamath Falls from his
ranch located In the Keno district.
Big shipment of new Fall Coats
nnd hals at Bee Begin's Dress
Shop. 129 South 7lh St. S3-5
Kodak Finishing that pleases all
Is our specialty.
BTIXSOX'S STl'DIO
7:17 Main St.
SPECIALS
In Victrolas Still on at
SHEPHERD'S
ALL NITE
Dance
BONANZA
i
Saturday Nite, Sept. 5
Hi-Life Orchestra
Closed Monday
Please Do AH Your Shopping Today
Today only 20 lb. crate Italian Prunes for 60c
Fancy Wrapped Peaches $1.00
Fresh Local Cider, gallon 50c
Four Cantaloupes 25c
Winter Banana Apples, box $2.00
Cooking Apples, 5 lbs. ., ...25c
Wild Plums, per lb 10c
Pickling Cucumbers, lb 10c
Thompson Seedless Grapes, 4 lbs.' 25c
Concord Grapes, per lb 15c
Watermelons (Rogue River) lb 02c
Gravenstein Apples, box $1.75
Plums, per crate ....$1.00
Bunch Vegetables, 2 bunches 15c
Head Lettuce, 3 for .' 25c
Genuine Damson Plums, locally grown, lb 08c
50 Steps North From 6th and Main.
Public Market
HOURLY DELIVERY
Phone 169. 126 No. 6th.
Pigkly Wiggly Go.
Successors to
WII1TAKER GROCETERIA
Save Your Money
BUY HERE
Creamery Butter, lb. 54c
Jello, package 10c
10 lbs. Fancy Potatoes -25c
15c Pkg. Graham & Soda Crackers -12c
Ashland Table Peaches, can 25c
Pint Wesson Cooking Oil 29c
Quart Wesson Cooking Oil 53c
Half Gallon Wesson Cooking Oil . $1,00
Fancy Apples, box -$1.65
Tomatoes, box 80 C
Plums, box 85c
Sekel Pears, box 90 C
Maxwell House Coffee, lb. 53c
Fancy Maine Sugar Corn, can 20c
Tall Milk, per can 10c
3 Rolls 9c Toilet Paper 25c
Med. size Van Camp's Baked Beans 10 c.
All Campbell's Soups, per can -10c
Can Grape Fruit, can 29c
Labor Day Picnic At WIul-Kse
You are invited. If you have no car come to
the comer of 5th and Main, between t) and 10
o clock in the morning. If you have a car and
have room for. a passenger pick me up at 5th
and Mam.
Bring your baskets and tin cups. Coffee will
be furnished free. Don't forget the little ones.
CENTRAL LABOR UNION
1
MEN'S MEN'S
FINE
HOSE I
I Reg. 35c pr. .. Good I
i Today 4 prs. 95c 2 pn. d
I II
I I : : "l
This is Positively the
BEST SHIRT Bill
Klamath County Ever Saw
Genuine English Broadcloths in Fancy Hue,!
and Lavender Checks, also plain colors, ail wwi
Jars attached.
Special $1,95:
MEN'S HEAVY
CALF SKIN
SHOES .
Special
$2.45
. MEN'S 1
Black sndl
ReiuUr'
Special 3
50c
Men's Fine Khaki Riding
Double Seated
Together With Belt
$1.95