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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1925)
Page Eight Frldaw September U.JffjjL ar LOCALS a CccI; Proves a Hero Fort Klsm.th Visitors-Mrs. Ma-! lUwrd Mlli. Hold-Members mie Leaver and daughter. Miss of the Klamath county school board Feme Leaver and son Russell from Bonania. Worden, Fort K,.m leaver, are Included In the many uth. Merrill and Henley, attended visitors to spend Thursday In Klam- the meetina of the board held yM sth Fall Mr. Leaver, while in terday afternoon In the office of the city purchased a new car. which Fred Peterson, superintendent, tor he drove back to their ranch in the the purpose of transacting reulr Fort Klamath district. business and discussing the school problems which have arisen during Among- The 1'lty'a Quests Mrs.' the past week with the opening of Sherwood of Olene. is included in school. the manv visitors to spend Thurs day in the city shopping and visit ing. Visit From Keno Itoad Mrs. C. L. Holliday spent Thursday in ; Klamath Falls visiting with friends i KviKvtlnK Guests Mr. and Mrs. and shopping In the city stores George L. Meti are expecting the (r0m her ranch home on the Keno arrival of Mr. Meti' brother and r0ad. ' sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando i , Meti of Santa Crux. California. They -,.son Front Worden Hoy Nel-! will remain In the north for two . member uf the county school, weeks. The visitors are owners of board Is included in the members , a large garage in the southern city. 't0 yu and transact business yes-, . ! terday from his ranch on the road Returns From Kelso Arthur k,w(i,ii Worden and Keno. j Orahood cf Klamath Falls returnea vesterday afternoon from Kelso, Washington, where he spent the lavr Kor Fast Miss Mariam ; Wortly and Miss Dorothea Wortley left yesterday morning for Pitts- past two weeks on business. While In Kelso Orahood made tne Pur" burgh. Kansas .where they will chase of a garage and after r- snen(j lne winter. They made their ranging business affairs In Klamath departure for tne east DT ay of Falls plans to leave for Kelso 1" , Sacramento, where they will spend mediately, where he will reside per-;a short tlme and aiso pian to visit manently. for several daya in Kansaa City . i before terminating their Journey in Hunting; In Illy ltlstrict A num- pltlsllurg ber of Klamath sportsmen havej forsaken all else in nonor 01 me bunting season and among the par- I I From Tli Itewrvntloii Among 'the well known reservation residents i to shop In Klamath Falls yesterday jwaa .Mm. F. A. llunluy of Chllouuln. i MmIIii VMtor. W. 11. Caldwell la .k- In -limialh IUCIU4eiI 111 iiiw "" ..--. Falls from his home In Malln. On lluliiei From Wool, F. J. Wilde of Weed arrived III Klamath Falls last night lo transact business affairs. At the Arrmlo Hotel. J M. Mc CralX of Laaevlew la visiting In the city with business associate) from his home In the neighboring rouuty. McCraig Is stopping at ilia Arcade hotel while In the rlty. From l.orell In flly. Visitors In the city this week from (he neigh boring districts lucliide Andrew Ol son of Lorelln. Nuwyur Visits-II. llu.gluml 0f nunimuir U in t city fr lh, remainder of the week Interested affairs connected with lh survey. Ing department of the Southern Pacific. Ilullu From Yalnan P. A. Hutto, well known resident of Yalnas.! where ha la connected with (ha In dlali department with the govern ment, la among the vtallura In Klumath Falls hla week-end. ' rr"i lk,5. V A.... J." "M-.- SHEPHERD j Shopping From . MmIIii. Marie jllrddy is Included III the niit-uf-liiwn I visitors In Klaiuaili Fulls from her home in .Mil Mil. I t the While IVIIian. It. II. Ilul llock of Salem is among the business visitors In Klumath Fulls Mopping at the White I'elicun hotel. Mullock bus long been Identified with lodgo work In the capital city. Ilonil Visitor Here, Out of town business visitors In Klamath Falls Include J. C. Wright, well known resident of llend. Muck From Henley Charles! Mack spent Thursday in Klamath ties to leave the eHytnl. week-end alIa at,ending ,he mMtlng ot the IS one comiiooeu ui - ...... n .. dall, J. E. Bcdge. J. C. Boyle and Ansten Harden. The party is en- Joying a hunt in the Bly district. i county school board from his ranch i In the Henley district. John C. Ilahn, cook on the dirigible, was a hero of the disaster in Ohio. Uninjured in the crash, he tossed aside bis pots and pans, manned one of the disabled motors and oian.npod to keep it running for a time. , Knight nn lluilnixs. (leorge ". Knight of Hubbard, Oregon, between Portland and Salem. Is Included In Hut nut of town business vlsitora in Klumath Falls this week. Ituiineu Trip Hrrt Charles A Floyre ot Med ford Is In the city this week for a short business visit. Attend Mfetlnar Another mem- waere tne oeer are rura -VfT ot tne COunty school board to peciauy pienuiui. Tonsils Kniiovol Miss Kthelva In From Olene. Mrs. Ituth Ilyera Loosley. young daughter of Mr. ami f ()!,. lorluded in the many out ,oer oi me coun.y . uo.ru lu Mrs Rav ley f Fort Klamath f , M,ors and shopprs In attend the meeting of yesterday was .. ren,oved lo her home vester- Ki.ni, p Hunlimc Over"w.-k.Kml Ceorge George Offield, well known rancher day from a K,anla,h ho91)ta,. ,,. Met of Klamath Falls, accompanied.01 -"r'"- jlowing an operation for the removal hv his brother. Orlando Men -of ..., . ... . 'ot ner ion?ns. Santa Cruz, and Jim Racknor of Klamath Falls, will llildcbr.ind Visitor Out of town ivlcltnra tn thn cltv veaterdriV tO leave over the !,.., ir. ,a .h inM,,,!.1 week-end for Bly. where they plan pat Caanan. we known rancher, to spend three days on a deer hunt. If the Hndebran(1 dstrct. ! Mrs. ljnvrvncc 111 Mrs. K. J. Lawrence has been confined to her Correction Due lo an error In Information received through the Klamath News office. Milady's Shop Is not taking all the spare In the building occupied by Wtckersham's Style Shoe Shop as announced, but Slioi.ploe In Klamath.-Mrs. C. I M,urtV, Shop Is renting floor spare Itandull of. the Ml. I.iikl district Isjfrom Mr. Wlckersham. who la atlll among the visitors in Klamaths Fulls In business as formerly, from her home. ! I aasssiaaaaaJ It's Time : for ' mi Fall SrA, Underwear 1 bed for some time suffering from ' runner JiesiiM-ni. fiere .ir. anu Mrs. Bernard Hackland and family j cf Yreka. are among the former i residents to return to Klamath I Falls and visit with friends and severe attack of lumbago. Welnely-Ac-! a reported as some better Hei From Chlloqiiln- the city, was affiliated with First National bank of Klamath Falls. Forum Speaker cording to the chamber of commerce yesterday, A. E. Clark, prominent r-ortiano auorney nas . . Th,,, ,n i ,i,e riiv ed as the speaker for the forura i , . 1 ,, . - . , t . ,. ,,..j.. , iKlamath Falls from his home In1 the:meeung to oe ' I Chlloquin. transacting business for i ... ;ieruui.u ui nut ....v ... , .vii, i, .,,. i ... rl..b will aim inul he-:1"" "" " "' fore the American Legion. She I Algomu Visitors.- Out of town yes- i visitors in Klamath Fulls Wednes day was Mrs. F. A. Ilar.lay F.TNT ;day Include Mrs. II. F. Dunn of Al W'nrren goma. who spent her time shopping Forbes Pure Drugs Eighth at Main Good Service Goo''. Drugs Wamplcr Oulilcs Party With Paul Wampler as a guide who pack- cecding splendidly. Purty To Alteml Picnic One of tho last plculcs of the season was enjoyed last night Fort Creek Joins llnslinnd Here. Mrs. H. V. Borton of Miilvnle. Idaho, has arriv ed in Klnmnth Falls to spend the re mainder of the fall and winter ed a party into the Blue Canyon country on tne i-rospect iran. a . . .i number of Klamath residents have j" """lh ;",,",de mo-ln,on,h" hpT "h " nho ihe first week-end of the I ca .of K.,aahFV" U I been in Klamath Falls for some . .... -- - tore(1 oal lno uena-r-iamain nign- wi,n hnr their luck. Those in the party which Wampler guhl'd Includes Tom Craham, Grabam. Itlmr, Wliili. hnrn tlinv U'lll l.i ll,n way to spend Thursday evening withlgues;a or Mf am Mrs yA 1r())st picnic anu evening. Altrurtive Wimlow One of the Paul Lamlier and Bob rhlliiin It.-sid.nt Visits Mrs.' , . . ... , , , ping and Members of the high school class ot the First Baptist church Sunday school of Klamath Falls will joy a class party of the church Friday night. I ... pretty winnows seen in Kliimutli j "if ' "h"" I Falls shops yesterday iTnursaay in Kiamatn runs snop- was one ar ranged in Moe's store with attractive visiting with friends In rj)Uon ornaments, flowers for but Itonieres and other bits of ribbon' 'wear. Tha case was arranged by Mis Cardiner Shorn Miss May ... r.-,. i the basement Gardiner of Chiloouin is Included in1' Miss.ne many out - of town visitors In! it,.tnrn tn tiw v. ..!. m- nn.i Iluth DeLap Is hostess for the even-, Klamatn ra,ls yesterday to shop Mrs. Dale Hawkins of Cottage drove iiir. vs mis is ie iiuiiu. ii ;an( is, Wth friends. en- Upturn To Portland Mr. iMrs. C. I children. : returned to their home Wednesday 'morning after spending two weeks n"d visiting with Mrs. Hawkins' sister. W. MacDonald and two:Mr9 llncla N-orrK while in Klnui Ilarliara Jean and Collin lt, tley enjoyed a visit with .Mrs. Roderick MacDonald. returned to 7i,n u.i,iu.i tn i ..in..i..n. i . Out of town visitors in Klamath , Portlam, ,.v way ()( ui.jmond ,ake. ;tpll(lcd lhe ,,,. ,V(.,', Falls included a number from lheiTh. u. ., vU., , ii.K; and returned north by way of Bend Visits From .M-rrlll. Mrs. M. and The Dullen, expecting to arrive Oiacomini of Merrill spent Wednes- In Portland Saturday evening. Mac-j day afternoon visiting In Klamath function of the year for the group an Interesting attendance is anticipated. Among Tho f 'lilloouin Visit reservation, among Buell ot Chlloquin. them, J. Q.l Shopping Vesterdny Here S. 0. Nims of Keno is among the many business visitors and shoppers in Klamath Falls yesterday. ' City Lots Sold Mrs. Wiletta T. Stewart of Hollywood, California, has sold to David W. Johnson of Klamath Falls, lots 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 of block 7, In First Addition,! according to a deed filed . yester day In the office of the county clerk. ; The consideration was for (1500.1 ' Donald holds a very responsible ! position with the Standard Oil com pany, according to Mr. and Mrs. hJ. J. Lawrence, with whom the visi tors stopped while in the city. From Fort Klnmnth Mrs. Seth ! Dixon jtors from Fort Thursday in thi Falls with hr daughter mid son-i law, .Mr. and Mrs. Lester Offield. Deer Hunting. Among the first to don the red cap and put the gun over the shoulder were Krnest Hues and his brother fiarland, who left Is Included In the many visi- eu .es. ay anernoon lor the Klumath t spend!"1" " ,re,:H' """ clty shonnina and Ke"m' 1,,cy "'"""' " t:lrl visiting with friends. ""' u,,lr "r- Attend l.akevlew Meet. Mr. and Among The Hunters C. S. Cur- Mr8. r. Kl.l!, v are include.! m .i... Mnrringe License Score No. 2 rin and Joe Brett made up a party many' residents of Klnmnth Falls for Dan Cupid was registered yes-! of two to leave late Wednesday j who attended the Lnkcvlew round', terday for the month of September, ! night for Odessa Creek district, , up this part week end, returning when a marriage license was ls-j where they will spend several days iTucsdny. Kclley is state hlghwuy sued In tne otllce or County Clerk I iiunung. engineer. C. R. DeLap to Jesse Leo Culver of Merrill and Maggie Haight. The couple will make their home In Merrill, on the Culver ranch. H.. tfmm IWH,.n,l Io nuhle I -"nil liereni ltolinil-1 n Mr. of Portland .Is making a brief bus-fnrt 1sir- Uobert r'n'nv "f" Included Incss visit In Klamath Falls, rep- Jhe n'anv visitors nt l.akevicw I resenting the Fordson Tractor com- J, ,. i roiin.t-np rrom Merrill VisitorsPhillip Hussey Lany. whlle ln ,he cily he , vis. ; Klamath Fulls. While In the neigh of Merrill, is included in the many Mng wh a number ot Theta Chi i "TinK c"v hcy visited with friends, business visitors in Klamath Falls i fraternity men, brothers from the, - iu si'eun luursuuy in me cny trans. game campus, acting business affairs. I Here From Dairy Mrs. John Davis Here From Cliiloqulii L. j Jones spent Thursday In Klamath O. Davis of Chlloquin Is included In Falls visiting nnd transacting busl the visitors from the reservation to'ness affairs. Mrs. Jones resides on transact affairs here yesterday. !the Jones ranch in .Dairy. Store GlbSed AH Day FRIDAY To Re-arrange Stock and Further Lower Prices for QUICK CLEARANCE On Saturday DOWN THEY GO! OUT THEY GO! THEN WE GO! KLAMATH SHOE STORE We invite your inspection of theft line of men's Union Suits we r showing for Fall. Cotton, cotton t wool mixed, all wool, silk and vl mixed, all silk. Lewis Underwear Duofold Underwear Medlicott Underwear and other good makes. KLAMATH KLOTHIRG I..APINO ClmilHMCC UKJ Why Don't Yot TRY THE WHITE LUNCH? ,:J Evei7one who has eaten here has been pK ed with our cooking and our service. , I Avoid the trouble of cooking at ttm You'll find it less expensive to eat here. I Special Breakfast and Lunch D 30c aM 35c . The White Lunch 1122 Main St. Forbes Pure Drugs Eighth at Main Good Service Good Drugs fc. . j in Allionin Itesldeiil A. M. Miller ot J- msoiiiu 19 uiuuiiK me lliuny oul Ul town visitors In the city yesterday to transact business affairs. To Visit In Klnmnlh Fulls Mr.! and Mrs. (ilenn Ten-Ill are antici pating a week-end visit from Mrs. , Terrlll's brother and slMer, Jesse, Crleman and Miss Olnlr Coleman of Medford. They will be aeeom- i panlefl lo Klnmnth Fulls by Mlssl Ilernlce Polley who will also visit with Ihe Tcrrill family for the week-end. Dance at Keno EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT GOOD MUSIC 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 Uth and Pine. phone 47?.w SCIENCE FOR SERVlCj - -. iirfl" Through the Experiment Slutlon. the Ete . and llesldcnt Instruction , Oregon Agricultural College .jslOWl" Herves the Farms, (ho Homes, and Inilusin- It offera colleno educallon lo . , sndt1" ARrlnilliire, 1'iiiiiiiiprre, Knglneerint. r' ...-is nomlfi. Mine-. Ilini4iiiirv. Vorni lriil KiiRliui-rliiK, Allli(n' Mrlenre The School of HABIO ARTS fin ' , vidns the fnitndntlnn for su ''" ,,., ! The training lncltidos PhyslrB l,,n( trial Jotirnullsm, Hoclal Hcienw - j all Term Begin. September For llluslrnted booklets and upoelflc ln,.'irt CdlW Tllhl UKUIHTUAIl, Oregon Agricni'" Corvnllls, Oreiton
