The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, September 17, 1925, Image 8

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    Paire Eight
Thursday, Sopt. 17, 1025
LOCALS
Issue Imitations Invitations to
attend the fall opening of the Wo.
men's Store given by H. N. Jloe
& company will be put iu the
mails today. The opening will
be held Saturday, September 19
and the unvnilinit of the show win
dows will be at 7:30 p. m. Friday.
I Chief 0xniior Hero Misa Edna
Parsley, chief operator of the Pac
ific Telephone & Telegraph com
pany, of Portland, was a business
visitor in Klamath Kails yesterduy.
She was on her way to Malln.
Weck-Kml In Klamath Mrs.
John Shephard of the Shephard
ranch at Pine Grove Is Included '
in the recent out of town visitors
In the city this week, spending the
eke-end with her randn and his ;
wlf, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dutton
and children. , '
Sirs. Moo Iteturns Mrs. H. X. j
Moe. after spending more than a j
month -In San Francisco and bay :
Okies returned to Klamath Fal
yesterday. ;
!
Visitors From Merrill Miss El-
len McVeigh of the Merrill high
school faculty is Included In the
numerous visitors in the city yes-!
terday from her home in Merrill, j
Mrs. Melssner 111 Mrs. A. 0. j
Medssner is confined to her home
suffering from a severe attack of ,
sore throat which has been the
source of much illness in Klamath
Falls during the past two weeks.
Mls Porter To 1-oiivo After
spending a week in Klamath Falls
visiting with friends. Miss Ada
Porter will leave today for her home
In Chicago-, first stopping for a
brief time in llend. Portland and
other northern cities. Misa Por
ter will be accompanied as far as
Bend today by Mr. and Mrs. James
(irimes of Williamson river, with
whom she has been visiting while
In Klamath.
Vblta From Pine tirove Mrs. A.
R. Campbell is included In the
many out of -town visitors In Klam
ath Falls yesterday, from her home
in Pine Grove, where the Campbell
ranch is located.
Merrill Visitor In Gus J. Hill
yard of the Merrill district spent
Wednesday in Kkamath Falls trans
acting business affairs.
Muri-lagi' License Wllford Hall
l-smlon of Klamath Falls and Anita
jr. Marx also of Klamath Falls
were issued a marriage license yes
terday in (he office of tho county
i-l, -rk l.andon cave his nccim.
It ion in the ehy as an electrician.
r'airvlew lit Hold Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Santumaw have closed a deal
which has transferred lot 1. block
S, of Katrvlew district to Dehllah
l Terry, Consideration was for
$2,500. The deed was filed yes
terday in the county clerk's office.
Frank LIkM In Klumnth Frank
Light with the I'nlted States Land
Offico in Lakevlew, passed through
Klamath Falls yeetreday enroute
to Portland, where he will spend
several days on business. Light
is one of the most prominent men
in southern Oregon and especially
In Lakevlew and known to nearly
jevery traveling man in Oregon who
'has had Lakevlew in his territory.
! For years Frank Light conducted
'the Lckevlew hotel and has only
recently turned over his work to
the United States Land Office.
P. K. O. Enjoy Parly Members
et the P. K. O. society and their
husbands enjoyed an Interesting old
1 fashioned party at the home of
I Mrs. Syd Kvans on Tuesday night,
I The affair mark the first winter
i. Itv ulilh ninlil.na ilf the P. K.
n , i, .' "...,.
O. have scheduled for the coming
mouths,
Arnold Front The Agency L. I.
Arnold of Klamath Agency, super
intendent of the Indian reservation,
spent Wednesday In the city trans
acting business affairs.
On Huincna And Pleasure M r.
and Mrs. W. S. llonn.-ll of San
Francisco, are making a business
and pleasure trip through the
, southern Oregon section and left
Klamath Falls yesterday fi-r Ilia
moml lake, where they will spend
!the remainder of the week fish
ing. Hnnnell la ronnectrd with the
I'nlted States Coal company of San
i Francisco.
I Officers Fleeted Meetings of all
Ifour claraea of Klamath county
high school were held Tuesday
evening In the school building and
'officers for tho coming year were
Selected.
Two Lota Hold Yesterday Lots
70S and 709 in Mills Addition,
block 106. were sold by Mr. and
Mrs. Jonathan P. Rucker to Mrs.
S. R. Ilerry for a consideration of
15,000, according to a deed filed
yesterday in the office of the county
clerk.
, Kil flutk III - Edward Clark Is
' confined to hi room at Iho L.
jt.lndsey home Buffering from a acr
tcua attack of pneumonia. Con
stant medical attention has be-in
given Clark who hern me III Lie
'early part of tho week.
site tilveu A tilfl John C.
I Miller filed a warranty deed In the
office of the county erk yesler
ay, deeding lo the lniteH Valley
i Irrigation project a laud alia aa a
gift to the project to be used In
I furthering their work,
From the Fort- C. It. Leever of
Fort Klamath spent Wednesday In
Klamath Fulls liUendlna to bilil
nex matters and other affairs In
the county court house.
I'rem Algonia Hay itruro of Al-
goma Is Included in the many bus
iness visitors In tho city yesterday.
Ashland VUltor Here Frod Cole
la spending aeveral daya this week
In the rlty Interested In business
affairs from hi, home In Ashland.
In friuil l.oMtl Aim..., il.
m mis.
I neat visitor ln the city yesterday
- ( ... - .. V . . 1. 1 . .
- " enu
a numlier of other prominent ranch-
era oi mat ui.inci.
On lluslnraa Hero O, o, AnaUn
of Abel. Oregon, spent Wednesday
afternoi a In the chy on a brief
liuslneaa trip.
gum lei Kings at Forum Una of
the enjoyable features uf (ha forum
luncheon yesterday wu the voral
numl-era by (ha Klamath chamber
of commerce quartet. Mrs, Fred
Cofer accompanied the quartet,
composed of II. K. Patterson. Lynn
IP. Habln, W. W, Houthwoll (nd
Wayne Akors. K, It. olds, com
mander of tha Klamath American
i Legion post, presided at tha meet
i,.. ,
Uuadri- ,.w SsiJ 1
1'" city it "nL?
Tretty new silk dresses at Bee
Ktprrt root repairing, (rent Inn,
anil staining.
OOKKIt nltoTHF.IW
Phono SHO.
Masons, Attention
Work In K. C. l)ie Friday,
Sept. IS. T:S0 P. M. Also ills
rusalun of plan fr reception to
(irand Master Kelly.
C, K. DENNItf. W, M.
Used Instruct
$4850
This tiuut
and balance on rJ
payments.
Earl Shepherd
hot m.i. m. r ,Jy
Miss Walker To Wed Friends cf
Miss Aileen Walker of Ashland will
be surprised to learn of her mar
riage yesterday to Dan Kay, well
known Ashland garageman. which
occurred at the home of her par
ents in the valley chy. Her sister.
Miss Mary Walker epent Wednes
day in Ashland to attend the wed
ding and visit with her parents.
Mrs. Kay is well known in Klamath
Falls where she has spent a great
deal of her time.
In Shopping Wednesday Mr. and
Mrs. James Ortme and Mrs. O. L.
Brown of Williamson river and
Miss Gertrude Cox of Barclay
springs near Algonva are Included
In the visitors to spend Wednes
day afternoon in the city visiting
and shopping.
.
From Lnngi-I! Mr. and Mrs.
Levi McDonald were In from their
home In Langell valley yesterday
on business.
Returned From California Mrs.
Cora Lofquist has returned from an
extended trip to Long Beach and
other California points.
Cheyne ln From Merrill Bob
Cheyne is included in the many
business visitors In the cky from
t,f h-.mn In the Merrill district.
I . ... V In.alaJ
w nere me ueyua iuui u
Posters Out For Game Posters
are out for the Klamath county
high school football game with Al
turas high, on the home gridiron
Saturday cf this weke. Enthus
iasm is heavier this year than ever
before with the backing of the
business men of the city.
Visits In Klamath Falls Brown
Michiel of Dairy, was a county
seat business visitor yesterday.
On Business From Medford
Frank Metzgar of Medford, Is mak
ing a brief business visit to Klam
ath Falls from the valley. Metigar
is district agent for the Pacific
Fruit A Produce company.
Rancher From Poo Volley Tom
Roberts of Poe valley was In town
on business (he middle of the -week.
Kodak Finishing that pleases all
Is our specialty.
STINSON'H STCDIO
TUT Main St.
Visits In City F. J. Browne.!
from near Bonanza, was transact
ing business at the county seat yesterday.
On P.uslness Here Jay Manning
of Midland district, was In Klam
ath Falls yesterday on business.
Old Timer Visits Steve Low. an
old time resident of Klamath coun
ty, who owned a splendid ranch
near Klamath, several years ago.
is here on business and pleasure.
Mr. Low is a brother of C. C. Low
of this city.
Job's Daughters To Meet A
meeting of members of Job's
Daughters is scheduled for Thurs
day night, 7:30 in the Masonic
hall. Business will be discussed as
well as plans for the future work ,
for the winter. '
Special sale of silk combination
suits for only $1.95, at Iiee Begin's
Dress Shop. 129 So. Seventh St.
S17-19
Fainting, paper hanging.
Interior decorating.
COFER BROTHERS
Phono 380.
Brooms and dust pans are taboo.
Here's the cleaner, ma'am, for
for you
Van Flee-i's serviceman Says
Attachments that come with
flip Western Electric vacuum
cleaner clean tho ciiitaliiH up
holstery, walls i-verythliie, ev
erywhere III the Iiuiino. t'nli'll
dared payments.
VAN FLEET'S
MOTOR SHOP
S!)8 Main St.
I Pay Phono 75M. N'".ht f71
STOCK UP NOW
with
GROCERIES
Winter will soon be
here and Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables will not be ob
tainable. This is your opportun
ity to lay in your winter's
supply of High Grade
Groceries at prices that in
several instances are less
than wholesale. ,
FIXTURES
FOR SALE
The following High Grade Fix
tures remain and must be
sold:
Dayton Computing Scales
Shelving
Show Cases
Burroughs Adding Machine
I". S. Meat Slicing Machine
Hubbard Electric Coffee Mill
Wm. J. Burns f'heck Protector
McCaskey CroJIi System
Cheese Cuttor
Cheese Case
American Multlgraph
Addrerisograph
And other grocery equipment.
SI. I. IILOTCKY
Purclinser of tho Work of
HOUSTON
&
PHELPS
8lh and Main
We invite your inspection of the; fin
est and largest of Men's Fall Wear ever
put under one roof in Southern Oregon
VK
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mm
m-ri r
Mackinaws (Sport Coats) and
Leather Vests from Patrick's.
Sweater Coats in slip-ons and
button styles.
Blazer Shirtsin all the newer
style ideas.
Suede and Chamoise Coats and
Jackets in a lot of new color ideas.
Lewis and Duofold Union Suits.
Interwoven Fall Hosiery in wool,
and wool mixed some beautiful
new numbers.
Filson's and Duxbak Hunting and
Outing Clothes
Cutter-Bergman and Napatan Pacs
and Outing Boots.
Woolen Shirts in every desirable .
shade and weight.
We have the genuine blue 30 ounce
weight Stag Shirts and Mackinaws.
Look over our Fall Stocks we have
the styles and qualities you will
want and can save you money.
LEAD1NQ CLOTHIERS BINCS 10OJ
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