The Klamath news., September 10, 1925, Image 8

Pare Eight
Thursday, ScrO. 10. 1025
a- LOCALS 3
I lloro Fn... (tlonr. Among Iho
many oul o( town visitor In Kluni
alh Kail during Iho pant tew tlnya
la Miss II. K. KltiKen.UI ot Oli-no.
,who ii'iil Tuesday in Die city.
Vial. 1-n.m .1..- Vall.-y.-Mr. n.l ; llna.. Wr ll.-rr.-An.ona
Mr. K I.. Vnnl.-e and family, ro.l-,11. many vl.IL.rs to spend T.-a.l.
dcl'.ofr.rnt.lMM..lntthwk.ln Klamath K.I Is James I. II
fn.l and Labor lav in Klamath pott, rancher of llnnanru district.
ItoKi'nt nt IjiIu-. Mr. anil Mr.
I.ralle Rogers and family aptut the
week end at Lake of the Woods,
where they visited in their cottage
at the resort.
Falls, visiting with .Mr. and .Mrs. r..l ;
Vamilce and family. They returned !
to their home in Iho valley .Monday
morning.
l.uliki' From Il4inaniu. Out-of-town
visitors In Klamath Kails yes-
-an, who .no-., the .I;.; Interested''.- W""! their fam
Vlilt Suieniir Home. Mr. and
Mm. V. ;. Van Kmon speul Ihe pas.
few days In their summer cottage at
, ,1... ,.., ity. I 111' romiin-ti ..iimim.ij nun-
I.ofherger arrived In the city Mo.-, s. lu.ol l.nhke .pent some lm. Is , yesterday.
...... ln nond the remainder , inng In. the office of the count
of the week in Klamath Kalis, trans- school superintendenl.
...... i ..... ini..roi nf Oleic Visitor Her.". George h.
., ...n..f..o Lumber company of Anderson sp
i... ..,.i i franmcllng business in
! Kails from his home in Olcne
At'luMtc Snin.u.i.iK Tarty. One of
SM-ml Week Kntl In llentl. Mrs.
cnt Tuesday afternoon Shney. accompanied by Mlsa
Klamath Marion west ami f red Miwy. Bpen.
tne week end in iieiu. visuing.
... . ... .. . . I .'Mm af i-(m.imi ii.-n-. ...IHO ..-..
the last picnic parties of (he senson ; t rom Jennings of Iho Ulvcrsldo school fac-
was enjoyed Sunday when a party , w .mams o. r..r. .... m.-u - ; arrivrd ,n Kllullalh Falu Mon.
of Klamath Kails residents spent the In the recent business rlsltors in even, , or(U,r , up h
day at yvhUkse beach. Those in the. Klamath tails this week. MchQt Taniay morulaK,
parly were Mr. and Mrs. John M. j : Mlsa Jennings spent her vacation in
Clover. Marthella Clover. Mr. and. Spo...l Week Kn.l In alley .Miss- ,,orttall(, wilh members of her fain
Mrs. It. F. Seller. Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Llndsey and Miss Marie Olwu-.
George Klyma. Freddio Biehn. Anna , chain spent the week end and Labor j '
Seticr. Stella Seller. Margaret Cum- Pay In Medfo'rd. where Miss Oben-I yklts In l'llloo,uii. Fred Peter
mings, Frank Hall, Miss Dodge of chain is Interested In pipe organ 5on COunty school superintendent.
Medford. Jack Campbell. Inei Jen- work.
kins, Ruth Seuer and June Setter.
speut Tuesday In Chlloquin. visiting
! in the schools there during their
Mrs.' opening for the winter's work.
To (.runts Pass. Mr. and
To the Valley. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Clover and daughter Mar-
Marion Hanks. Miss Feme Hanks , thella are Included in the many vis- Leaving For Trip Mrs. W. E.
and Miss Ka.herine Malioy spent the ; t0rs from Klamath Falls to spend Bond and son Bobbie. Mrs. O. W.
week end visiting with .Mr. Hanks' Labor Day In the Rogue River val-1 Anderson and son Alex and Mrs. s!
brother. Louis Hanks, who owns a !cy. where they visited with friends E Anderson are leaving today for
large iru.i rancn oeieeu iiiuuie aou n urants fass. i
Canyonville. According to Hanks
the. valley is in splendid condition,! Down Fro... I'liilcMiuin. Mr. and
and the fruit crop extra good. Mrs. A. C. ('.longer and daughter.
I Miss Grace Cienger, residents of
j uui.ugs, .uoni., py nay oi i.uioruuu
by motor. The party plan to re
turn to Klamath Falls later In the
winter.
Return, to Oakrl.lKr.-R. F Set- chlloquin. syent .Tuesday in Klam- M Xw 8,ulh.Bt. Here Ae-
rrhW?vTuh 'fit ,!!2 'lh F,a"8 ,ransacting bu3",e8s and cording to Superintendent J. Percy
Labor Pay with his family, returned shopping. i ... ., ... .. . . .
in business affairs.
I
Midland Visitors Here. Mrs. J.
' D. Hooper and her daughter. Miss
nock hii.1 at Lake or Woods. iinn,.-. ,.,u..i, r .i.ilnn I
Mr.' and Mrs. Paul Dalton were the 'where ,he Hooper ranch is located, j tlre 85,s,em-
ween ena guests oi -Mr. ana .Mrs. ! spcnt Tuesday in Klamath Falls vis.
Fred L. Houston at the Houston I lting wltn frlen(is.
summer cottage at Laka of ihe,
Woods.
300 children have registered in
.Mills school, typifying the advance-'
mont of the enrollment In the en-
.).. lliislnrw Roy l'l'n
rortland. district manager of
well known hosiery houso la mak
ing one of his frequent business
visits tu Klamath Falls w,H'k'
Visitor from Aktih')' 1. W.
Soitthwlck of Klamath Agency,
where he spends the major portion
of his time at the hatchery, spenl
Wednesday In Klamnlh Knlls visit
ing ...id transacting business.
j To Visit In Mwlford N. H. Ant
ler left yesterday for Medford.
where he will transact business
To M.-ct Mlsa Porter Mrs. O. L.
Urown and Mrs. James llrln.es of
Williamson. River spent Wednesday
afternoon In Klamath Falls lo meet
Mlsa Phoebe Porter, who arrived
from Chicago to aprnd a week here.
'Miss Porter will bo remembered
during her residence In Klamath
; county by many friends when she
taught In the county schools. Vn
: til recently she has spent the past
five years ln South America as a
mls.ih.iury. Mlsa Porter plans to
return to Chicago the latter part
j of the month to enter Northwestern
, University, where she will receive
her degree.
Visits at Ranch Miss Klorenco
Hector Is spending the week-end
with friends on the Brown-Crimes
ranch on Williamson Hirer, re
turning with Mrs. O. U Urown and
i Mrs. James Crimes from their visit
jhere yesterday.
I Williamson Hirer Visitors Mrs.
F. A. Sutton, accompanied by Mrs.
ILafe Sutton, was In Klamath Falls
! yesterday visiting from their homes
on Williamson River. The Buttons
ihave moved their store from the
old location to the new at William
son River bridge.
I thnncstlr 8clei.cn Hurt For
girls of the sixth grades In lt
Klamath Kails schools and for boys
of the lih grade, tho beller part
of tho school routine has started
and today for tho first lms thoy
will align themselves with domestic
science and manual training. Tho
work In the domestic, science la
under Ihe lutelego of Mlsa Olive
Wilson, manual training under
II ii: sell Kidder.
ttilcs Visitor I.I Klamath
W. T. C.itrri'tt of Uly l Included
In the business visitors III Klamath
Kails yesterday.
Slmpplng Fro... Tho ValleyMr.
Chris Cowley, resident or Langell's
Valley, spent Wednesday In the
city shopping and visiting with
frlrndi).
rilioppii.K fro... I lie Fort Mrs.
J. II. Hockley or Fort Klamath
spenl the enriy part or Ihe week
visiting In Klamath Falls and shop
ping In tho city stores.
Visitor In Klnmalh Charles W
King and F. . Ilacon, connocted
with Ilia Long llnll Lumber com
pany r Tonnant, spent Iho early
part r the week In Klamath Kalis
Interested In tha lumber Industry
ot the company In Klamath.
Ho.lill.iK liualnraa Vlallor Mr,
and Mrs. H. K. Ward of Redding
were among tho recent visitors In
tlx. rlty from the south this week,
returning south yesterday after a
visit lo Crater Uke. Ward It a
mxnihor of Ih California Highway
rominlsslru and Is Interested as
usual In the road developments In
Klamath and all of Houthorn Oregon,
EYE STRAIN 7 THIS HELPS
Kor slralne.1 eye try simple
camphor, hydraatN, wltrhhainl, etc.,
as mixed III l-avopt.k eye wash, tine
small bottle helps ,.ny rase weak,
strained or sore eyes. It will sur
prise )ou. Aluminum eye cup fri.
Whitman Drug Co. Adv.
Man Visits It. 4'lty C. O. Wilson,
who is connected with the Inter
type company, was a business vis
itor In Klamath Falls yesterday.
Ho makes his home In Portland.
THE Klau.. I
Only
I DAYS
LEFT
1 To Buy H
You Want
i -aU
Kodak Finishing that please all
Is our specially,
HTIiNHOX'M 'HTI'UIO
7S7 Main Ht.
Dance at Keno
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
GOOD MUSIC
Now Itook. HccpIvciI Two boxes
of new books for distribution
throughout the city schools have
Many nt Lak?. According to the
visitors at Lake of tho Woods, over
th week end and Labor Day, the
cottagers at the lake turned out in
Guest, nt the Iike. Mr. and Mw.been received by tne superintendent
at an approximate cost of 200.
; E. n. Hall had several house guests
at Lake of the Woods in their cot
tage at the resort, among the guests
full force, and many guests were
visiting over the holidays. As if
the last week end of the season were!
The books will be opened thin week,
. nfllolnviiarl an A ehlnnArl In Iha vnr-
being Mrs. P. A. Albertson and Mrs.' "
Thomas Hampton.
Hetum From Trip Mr. and Mrs,
Joe Pospisil, Miss Joan McDonald,
To Attend Jubilee. Mr and Mrs.
Inhnnv Itmutnn Inft tha a r)v tn rt
to be enjoyed, those at the resort of tne week for Sa Francl!(.0 , whore Miss Grace HoaRland and Stanley
were more than at many tunes dur-j,, wi be , , vsltor5 from j Majaeck have returned the early
ing the summer. k-inmoih p,n. niin,i .ho iu i Part of the week. aKer visiting ovor
mond Jubilee. !lho ek-end and Labor Day In
Eugene. Upon their return to
Visit l.nko of Iho Woods Mr and! Klamath Kails thoy drove south
Mri"fc.' tt' Vhde'fwoWare included , with a new Packard for sale hero.
in the visitors from Klamath Knlls
to spend the last few days of the j
season In their summer home at
Lake of the Woods.
Milady's Shop 0ionel. Mrs. M.
C. Saul, for ten years In business in
Portland In Milady's Shop, and lately
of tho Hat Shop In Rosebiirjr, has
opened Milady's Shop In Klamath
Falls, formerly known as Wicker
sham's shoo store. According to
Mrs. Saul she will carry a complete
line of ladies' wearing apparel, mil
linery and footwear.
Tho Initial meeting of the Ladies'
Guild of St. Paula Episcopal church
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Walter West, 204 Riverside street,
In Fro... l..lford. J. J. Stnlzer -iu 1 nnrsaay aiternoon. I'lans
is included In the out-of-town busi- ,or the holiday bazaar will bo laid
l'iul.u i,..t. Ti,u. i!-uiia iri.i.i ins i.ontu in j.en-
Anderson of Merrill spent the week 1 orJd' ',.e,K.,'r i PronUncntly Identl
ond with Miss Anna Seizor or Klam- fT1 W'U th? lumbcr """"try or
all. Kails, returning to her home K,Bnla,h coun;
Monday evening
. I Assist!. ik In Hank, Mrs. Charles
At ImUp of Hie Wo.Ls. Mr. and ' Hokuo is assisting In the American
Mrs. Tom Waters of Klamath Kails , National bank during Ihe absence of
were among tho guests at Lake of. Mrs. John Houston, who Is spending!
the Woods, whore they were enter- a week In San Krancisco. 1
tained in the cottage of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Moore.
and committees outlined to carry
on the work.
Painting, paper hanging.
Interior decorating.
COKKH UKOTilKHH
I'l.ono .TNH.
Leaving for the Kust. Miss Dor
othea Wortley and Miss Marian.
Worlley, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
11. G. Wortley. are leaving Thurs
day nornins for Pittsburg. Kansas,
where they will spend the winter
with their grundparonts. Several
rorta! affairs have been given in
honor of their departure.
Epert roof repairing, trcnliliR,
nnc staining.
COFKIl BROTHERS
Phone 380.
SPECIALS
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SHEPHERD'S
Carload of Farm Implements Now On
Road From Factory.
As is our custom we will make special prices on these
Implements tor car door delivery.
October Kirst will be the last day we will accept orders
at the reduced prices.
The following prices will be in effect until that date.
Steel wheel farm truck with double trees and neckyoke $ 71.00
Mandt standard farm gear with out brake 120.00
Mandt mountain gear with brake 165.00
Moline No. luo wide spreader 182.00
No. 9 seven foot double cut tractor disc harrow 1.13.00
14" steel beam Blue Bird walking plow 29.00
Two Section peg tooth drag harrow 27.00
Two Section 17 tooth spring tooth harrow 32.00
All prices ore for Implements knocked down delivery to be
made at the warehouse at Klamath Kails, Ore.
J. W. KERNS
Moline Distributor
Farm Implements, Cream Separators,, Milking
Machines, Fencing, Hay, Grain, Feed and Seeds
1303 So. 6th St. Phone 557-J
Klamath Falls, Ore.
The Best
Shirt Buy
In Town
SI.95
Genuine English Broadcloth Shirts collars at
tachedin plain and fancy patterns, at $1.95.
These are values that sell regularly at $3.00. Just
received a lot of new, snappy patterns, so take
advantage while they last.
PAMATHKAOTHING
LbADINQ CLOTHIBR3 SI MCE ltK)l J
J
Remington
Portable
THE handy little
friend that frees
you from pen slav
ery. Makes all writ-
ing swifter and easy.'
Price, compltttvith csc,'60
W. W. Hnuthwcll
till.!, Main Ht.
:
Iff ' 4
COLD WEATHER COMING
"Let Your Glass Troubles Be Ours."
All kinds of glass For all purposes.
Estimates gladly furnished for
Sash, Doors, Frames and Cabinet Work.
THE GLASS HOUSE
Pendleton Round-Up
See Cal's Taxi for Cars to Pen
dleton Round-Up, Sept. 16, 17,
18, 19.
Cars Leave Here Monday, Sept.
14, 8 a. m.
La
Vofiu
Closing
Out
SALE
BARGAIN!
BIGGER fi
CREATE!
THANH
This will be jw!
chance to f.
strictly tyf
ladies wearing
parcl at real t
saving prices.
Our complete t&
Fall Suits and ft
Skirts, Sweated
Corsets, Silk H.
Silk and Wool ft,
all must be U
. Less Ths
Half Ity
MILLINE
Fall Hats of
andVW'
A Complete
But Going f
Price
AND USj
LaVogt,
Store
5th ani
llth and Pine.
Phone 477-W