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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1925)
Page Eight TnosiliU. Sent. IS, 1023 LOCALS f Kort VWmr Mike Wetland of lakcvlcu VWIor-O. M. t'orkln. Fort Klamath Is included In the of Uikevicw Is Included in the on business visitors iu Klamath Kails of town visilors in llu- city to spend yesterday. ,h0 '"-'"'1- Itctiirus (i School -('nicy Tally. l'ra Work Oiiiiploto Accord-j who has spent his summer In Klam-jinR to officials of llio Forest I.iim-, ath Kails, employed in the rily. Ii'ft ; her eoniiany (he frame work for the latler pari of the week for t'or-the mill Is fasi nearing completion vallls. where he will enler his senior anil the luiililitie Is being whipped year tn Oregon Agricultural college. ( into excellent shape for the w inter's Tally Is a member of Sigma Phi work. , Sigma. ' - ! Major tioncral Nits Prominent ItelnrniiiR to the South After! week-end visitors Included MaJ. lien. spending an interesting summer in Hale of the 1'nited Slates Army, the northwest, and mainly In Klnm-hlal is connected with the aviation ath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Clark-jcamp at Corvallis. son and their daughter. Miss Jean-j I nette Clarkson, are planning to re- From The Agency James W.I turn to their home tn Clarkson. ' Overs on of Klamath Agency Is in Loulsiana. Mrs. Clarkson and Miss : eluded in the business visitors to Clarkson are leaving today for San spend the week-end In Klamath Falls! Francisco where they will make a! h-if vi.i n,l then in I.os Anceles. Kelurns From The South Mrs. for a short time. From California Ed. Martin has returned to Klam they will go directly to their home lath Falls from Oakland for a in Louisiana. Mr. Clarkson will fol- month's visit with her husband, low his family in the near future. Mrs- jIartj has many friends in Miss Clarkson plans to return west ' cttv wner0 gn0 made her for. with the coming spring. I . , h , Klamath Falls. I Merrill Handler VMIn John II., Tallow IW I'our IVlnter-One Dcnnchy. well known rancher and of Hip best hag of h season wan ! sheep man of tho Merrill country, .Valued by Kay Tallow over llm I is visiting for a brief time In Khun-, w.niid when he killed a four j I-'""'". j,,oii deer III Hie Spencer Creek j At the Hall Hotel Sol Dewey. Jr.. j rUl' well known resident of tho l.nrella district. Is spending the early part of the week In Klamalli Falls, stop ping at the Hall hold while In the city. On HiimIih-sn Here C. I.. Forge of Salem, general agent of the Montana Life Insurance company, and J. F. Wesely of Scio, Oregon, are nmong l he out of lown business visitors In Klamath Falls. Dlicclor Tn Meet- Members of Iho hoard of directum of Iho Kliuu atli rutin !' chaiiiher of commerce will meet Ihls noon in lh cliiini ber dlnliiK room for iliclr . weekly business meeting nnd illsi iisslon of affairs. , I ltciiiin Afl it Vli.ll Here Mr. land Mrs. Carl Johnsleii of Port land have returned to their home Visitor From UiIIikiiIii-E. It. . he eVy lll(or en)vltig n visit1 Wilson and II. A. Fogle of Clillmiuln Kllim:l, Fulls nl the home of! are Included In tho business visitors j wMon. for the week from the reservation -Mr- ,MI , . ,, " ,, f ,,.. Tliev made tin Interest Inn lour of lUJ' - 1 ' . . nl Klamath county also visiting at t ivii . a i i-riir hike. Mr. Johnston Is a r.nj..)M tt iiiiii. . 1 1 mi. ffliuu-, ham of Klamath Falls is among sister of Phillip J. SlnnoU. former the city's resident, to enjoy hunt-j Klamath Kails newspaper man now ing over the week-end bolow Keno. jln San Francisco, i Woollier Pnil.e UimnI Accor J lug lo tho weather prophet there will ho balmy days over the com ing week-end and Iho outlook for Sunday looks especially bright when tho dcillcnlliiil of lie Plaque in honor of John Wesley HlllmaL who discovered Crater Inko In 1HB5 ,111 be unserved l-y 4ho Klnmntll iciiiiiy chamber of commorcu, K.lniin From JiiIiIIit J. A. Gordon, who wllh Mr- lrdon un.l Miss Hope tlordoil spent the past week In San Frnnclacii. at the Ilia iiikiiiI Jubilee, has relurned to the cliy, accompanied hy Mrs. (lordon. Miss Hope will remuln III tho miulh uileudlng school for tho. winter. In From llonaiiut Among the visitors In the city was W. W. Fordney of llonancn. Mr. and Mra. Furdney nro Interested In the erec tion of a new apartment house which will bo completed In the Itn medlato future. Home. From Vmntl.m Jjln, Porter uf Iho rlrt National hank resumed hla dill leu yesterday morn ing behind Iho "cngo" nil or apond lug n turtiilKht motoring In n, norlh, accuiiiimnleil by hla pmonU. The party vu.lii.il Portlund, Henllle, Viincouver, II, I!, mill other north ern points. Alteml Meeting Among im mil of town visitors at tho iiiihiIIiik of Iho HusinuM and Professional Wo men Inst night wore Muu Muriel King and Miss Dorothy King of Klamath Agency. Mo Ih the young women aro serving In the govern ment work at tho Agency, llnJoy Visit At ljiko Mr. and Mrs. It. Udanil Couch and two children. Muddy and Dually spent Sunday at Crater lako, where they enjoyed Iho day at Iho resort. This was tho first visit for the parly. .Fs Nli-nil Htlp-, Ai,"": . i.u.Lh, Nn. and r. ? Klain,h K.lk n ""mind, ""I i morning. " - nuii, !. - "t. Miss Moore to School Among the students of Klamath county who are leaving this month for schools throughout the coast, where they will spend the winter months. Is Miss Hallie Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Moore of Merrill. Miss Moore left the latter part of the week for Chico. where she will enter California state normal school. ' '. . - - ' -- - . c I i Stockmen on Huslness Leland Casey and Kobert J. Chambers, both residents of Prinville are Included in the many out of town business visitors In the city. Both are in terested in stock. Son Is Horn Mr. and Mrs. Or ville Dalton or Mills Addition are Return to Xevaila After spend-1 being congratulated upon the re- Ing the past three months at their summer home near Iunina, for merly Skookum, Dr. C. C. Collins and his daughter. Miss Lean Collins, have returned to their home in Sparks, Nevada. They were former residents of Klamath Falls more than 12 years ago. when Dr. Collins served In the Episcopal church. . Ijeave for School Fred Pope of Merrill and Melrose Flunim of Port land will leave from Klamath Falls for O. A. C. Thursday morning, Sep tember 17 to enter the Institution for ' the, remainder of the winter. Pope is in his third year, Flumm, cent arrival of a son, born Septem ber 12. The young man will he named Milton. W. C. T. V. To Meet Tuesday Members and friends of W. C. T. U. of Klamath Falls are requested to attend the first fall meeting oT the year in the Methodist church Tuesday, September 15, at 2 p. m. All ladles In the city are issued an invitation. Sends Wi'ck-F.ntl In Valley Dr. Phillip Cole of Klamath Falls was , , ..,. i' i-i .i,' among the visitors in the valley who spent the summer in Klamath J county, will enter for the first yearovr 4lle week-end when ho visited course. 'n Medford. I " .Return from San Franrisco Among the Klamath Falls residents to attend the diamond jubilee in San i:rancisco last week were Mr. and Mrs. fl. K. Stinson. who return ed to tho city lato Sunday night, after a week's visit in the south. While in tho bay city, Stinson spent much of his time transacting busi ness and preparing for the holiday rush. Kodak Finishing that pleases all Is our specialty. STINSOS'S STl'DIO 737 Main St. Ileturn from Pleasure Trip Mrs. J. W. Argraves and children and Miss Margaret Post have returned to Klamath Falls after spending a most delightful week's visit and vacation trip In Lakevlew. In From Merrill C. C. Unlet of Merrill spent Monday afternoon in the city on one of his numerous business visits. On Month Vacation Mr. and Mrs Glenn Kent and two sons and Miss Bernice Phenecie have left Klamath Falls for a vacation, leaving Satur day and expecting to return October 1. While on their vacation tour they will visit In Seattle. Tacoma and other Washington points. llisrhe On Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. llische of Natron Cut-Off, Camp 1 48, are visiting for several days in Klamhth Falls while Mr. Hische transacts business affairs relative to his work. , Myers Iti luins lo Klamuth After i an absence of some time O. V. Myers j of Medford. well known business , visitor in the city with the Mack trucks, has returned for a brief j visit. He Is accompanied by Mr. Ward. Itiiitlier Visiting Joe Henderson,' brother of T. P. Henderson is visit ing in the city for several weeks be fore leaving for Harvard where he will enter school. At The While fellian Mr. and ' Mrs. Jaok Kokin of Salem are visit-1 ors In Klamath Fulls, stopping in the Wlilto Pelican hotel while In the city. Meets Family Hen Mrs. Frank Hornn and son of Oakdale, Loulsl-t ana, arrived in Klamuth Kails the' early part of the week after motor ing overland from their home In the south. They were met by Frank Horan In charge of the Forest Lum ber company in Klamath Falls and will make their home at company headquarters this winter. j Oilell Lake Visitor Among the out of town visitors in Klamath Falls to visit in the city over tho week- I end was J. A. McAlplne of Odell Lnke. Painting, paper lianglng. Interior ilerornllng. COI'KIt BROTHERS Phono 1)80. Don't Forget That plenty of grocer ies remain unsold from the stock of Houston & Phelps. ' Take Advantage of Real Money Saving Prices! FIXTURES FOR SALE Tho following High Grade Fix tures remain and must be sold : Dayton Computing Scales Shelving Show Cased Burroughs Adding Machine IJ. 8. Meat Slicing Machine Hubbard Klectrlc Coffee MHI W'.-n. J. Burns ''heck Protector McC'askey CreJic System Cheese Cutter Cheese Case American MuUigraph Addressograph And other grocery equipment. M. I. ItLOTt'KV Purchaser of tho Stork of HOUSTON & PHELPS 8lh nnd Main "j'r --J 'V IMS'"' l i hi p - f , m . . ftyA f -Mf . th .4 V ' US.'Vty 3 t w t i ( t l1f Kjr I Exposition of Men's New Fall Apparel Smart Apparel for Men the ad vance guard of Fall's Newest Fash ions is presented by Klamath Kloth ing Kompany. Fall's smartest Suits and Top Coats for men and young men, tailored by America's most fa mous makers fashioned of all wool fabrics in the most popular patterns and colorings. Models and sizes for the tall man, the stout man, the short man, and the regular build man. Suits From $20 to $60 Overcoats and. Top Coats From $15 to $75 i Kuppenheimer Good Clothes Patrick's Fine Overcoats, Mack inaws and Sport Wear Complete stocks of the best the world pr duces in men's apparel now here. KLAMATH (CLOTHING KOMPANY 1
