The Klamath news., September 19, 1925, Image 8

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LOCALS I
a TourUlH Tourhrti la! "Him from iium -
Klamath Fll yeatwdav ' Ion mi.l W Wnn..n-r rvlnrn...! Nntlnor of North "';
M,-n; from various r. ! y,.si,-rlay from .Ho.-I Hnnii noar llay. i now a rwl.l.-it of
California Totirinl
arrive In
Infhtiltnl riH
Ifornln cltlra. Those to iwRlatpr l"lr lak. nru-r an mhukwmiui
wofo Itlohnrtl I'uiil of ftu'ramonln; j hunt. They nr iilnnulnx nm.ihi-r
K. J. Fry a of Santa Irui; (1. A. llwr liunl later In the ncaaon, liow
rkonmkoy. of I'oronndo; Wultor cvoi.
I). Kant of San Kranelaro and i
Clauile I.ovi-1 Jr. of Fresno. I l'ox Vnuu Morrill- Out f l"n
vlmtom lu Klamath Fall yoator-
.iili'Kiiio Ititurns Captain t). ,.1V Inrluili'il F. I.. I'onc. well known
AnntrRat returned last niiiht , .Merrill rancher.
Nollner I'nuK Vim llajr -I.lnytl
on Cno
Klnmnth
Fall", eonilna from the eoaat ully,
irnnaferrril by Urn Stono tlrorery
rnninany. Nollner will ho wllh Iho
toiueru In Iho city lnrlj the winter.
lietiim From North Mrs. Paul Hay Crop IhmuiKnl AoeordlnK
&.iu n,i . lleriha Telia re-Mo S. !1. Griffith, well known Mer-
turned Thursday from l'ortland and rill rancher who wan In the city yes- j
Newport, whore they spent nn In- terday for a brief trip, the Kraln
trciin,. fnn.iiL.hi vUliine In the iron In that district has been tna- l
north Mrs Kvam left vesterdav teriully damaced y I no reeeni iroiii ..uun.ro. u.-re . ..a ..-iu
for C'liilo.utin. where she 'will re-' rains. All grain crops throughout the early part of the -week on bua
... ... --- j n..i !.,.. vnii.-v w..rn henvv this vear Inesa and Pleasure. Capt. Apple-
Evans who Is stationed in the res- and the rain season coming In the gate Is well known throughout tho m.n members of tho American Aa-(1 ry ,vri day,.
erv it'ion city for several weeks i midst of harvest haa left a number j valley, where he has scores of Uociatl.-n of I'nlverslty Women w II ;
' if farmers worrying In regard to friends and numerous relatives. meet Monday night at S o clock In j
the cliin rooms or mo rviainam
Hawkins lie turns After a quick plls library. All members are ro-
rnlvor-diy Women To Meet - He.
siimliiR their winter aitWltlea. wo-
Hart hero On lliialuraa - Interest
ed In outlining Iho easn of Oregon
Trunk railroad lo coino before Iho
Interstate I'omiuerce t'ommlsalon In
l'ortland. October 6. Charles I). Mult.
attorney for I lie Oregon i rutin is
leaving For S;-hool Miss Iter- their crop.
, - i,.-!,. Jin w.'in the near Visitor Fro... HII.lel.ran.I-C. I..'l"P ' s"m- " ,1,ok Kr"nk MueateU to attend and any resldet.ta
n .,.e..it..ri ml.! XT- of llildebrand. a bridegroom .Way. Klamath sheepman, to the ,he city eligible lo Join the as.
lege, where she will enter her third! at 73 yenrs by his marriage three ;tate penitentiary, where ho will ,c!.tion are cordially Invited
She Is a member of Ze:a . weeks ago. spent rriuay in Mam- " ' " ' ..kln.. "
neighboring "" - ,, , i
i returnett to Miiniatn runs
night.
to
year.
Tau Alpha, women's national ear
ority on the O. A. C. campus.
Kodak Finishing that pleases all
la our specialty.
BTIN'WOVH MTIUO
7.17 Main St.
Heportj. Business tiootl H. B.
Oakleaf, manager of the Northwest
Blrwer Kiln company with head
quarters in Portland is In Klam
ath Falls on a brief business trip
In the interests of his company,
planning to return north tonight.
According to Oakleaf the dry kiln
business is becoming more active
ath Falls
ranch.
from his
tliil.l Is Horn Mr. and Mrs. II.
P. Copeland of Macdoel are being
congratulated upon the recent ar
rival of a child in Klamath Falls.
Both mother and babe will be taken
to their home during the coming
week.
Itet.irn From M.slfonl After at
tending the Christ lun Science lec
ture given by Paul Stark Seeley
in Medford a number of Klamath
Falls women returned home Fri
day morning. In the party were
Mrs. E. E. Magee. Mrs. L Jacobs
and Mrs. J. J. Parker.
In From Pine (irove Mrs. L. O.
during the past 31) days, due to i Aims ana -urs. u. i. .Mcrummons. : w ,irocrry opens Another
the improvement of the market and j her sister, visited in Klamath F alls ; ncw sro,ry in Klamath. Falls has
the approaching winter season, our-1 yesteru.iy irom me .mils rami. ... announce(i ltsef nt uts Oregon
tna tho winter months it is impos- fine lirove. -virs. .icr.immons
sibln to season lumber in the vard3 I visiting from her home In
and th:s fact has given the dry
kiln a chance to rapidly step for
ward. Oakleaf recently came north
from a business visit in Susan
ville and northern California.
Angeles.
Hoa.lmnstcr Is Father
Mrs. C. I. Bernard are
the felicitations of their
following the arrival of
-Mr. and
receiving
friends,
a young
1SlvdnB In rtn nf lhl fnt BrOWlniT
k"' i section of the city. The grovery
I store, owned and operated by F.
W. Martin will be known as the
Hillside grocery and has opened
for business this week.
; Clark Not Improving According
to friends of Ed Clark In constant
touch with the young man in
Klamath Falls hospital si
from nneumonla. he has not im
proved during the past 4S hours ""aster.
son the early part of the week. The
child will be christened Harold
Raymond. He was born in Algoma.
(ferlngwhere Bernard has been working;
inn tna mnA rnnelrnM nn ua rnnH. r i a "
I Summers Improving Lester
j "Lee" Summers who was Injured
; during a mysterious fistic combat
', late Thursday afternoon was re
al the
The family ma
and is &:ill in a serious condition.
Relatives of Clark are saM to be
on their way from Seattle and
southern Canadian cities.
home in Keno.
ke their ' Klamalh Valley hospital last night.
Martin
' Charles
To I-ave For
"Chuck" Martin.
School
who has
.. . . ... . t- u l.i.. .1 :
t io of Klamath Keynote, which Pt he '
keeps themembers of the chamber
of commerce in constant
rill leave within the next two days
...i. for the I'nlcersity of Oregon, where
Lravlne For O. A. C Martin .llh .Mit...e. vn if I. 1. Imnns-ibe will continue nis stuuy .. .no
Ramsby is planning to leave nextUjuie for them to attend the forum ; university.
week for Oregon Agricultural col- luncheons, will be sent in the mail
lege, where he will finish his course. Jtns morning. The Keynotes this
Ramsby Is a member of Sigma Nu ! weck ar, particularly interesting
on O. A. C. campus. aa the chamber of commerce has
accomplished considerable work
Here From Olone H. C. Tipton,
well known rancher is In the city
to transact business affairs and
other matters of importance.
since the opening of fall activities.
Merrill Handier In 0. A. Mc- I
Combs, well known Merrill rancher j
spent Friday afternoon in Klamath
; Falls, interested in business at- j
i fairs.
Visiting Mrs. Newcomli
W. Newcoml: ia enjoying I
from an intimate friend.
the i Flora M. GoMcrt of San
Thalia
. visit
Mrs.
Fran-
I Buy your fall hat at
gin's Dress Shop.
Bej Bo-S1M9
Keno Visitor In Among
many out of town visitors in the j Cisco, a famous collector of flower
city yesterday was B.'K. Robinson bulbs. Mrs. Celde.rt is interested
of Keno. who spent Friday on busi-jin the wild flora oi Klamath coun
ness faere. ty and plans to leive into several
nlant species before returning south.
XyJander In Frew. Merrill Hans Mrs. Newcnmb and Mrs. Geldert
Nylander, resident of Merrill road will leave early this morning to
district spent a few hours In the i spend the week-end at Wickiup
city Friday afternoon on business, j Springs.
JOHN C. CLEGHORN
Hcghstrml Civil KngincMT mid
Survoytir
Kla tun Hi Full. OroRon
210 IllKii St. IMiouc liDI-M
The Joys of a Real Piano
l Now that long evening. arc appronchinir. that
schools are ajrair. upon, ami the whole family will
ncain take.more homo pleasure, why not gel together
at our store anil select" a piano? .
Every year passed is gone forever will you let
the purchase of n piano slip by for another year?
With terms s low as ?9.00 a month on new
Standard Pianos how can you afford to wait?
Earl Shepherd Co.
Radio, Radio Supplies, Records
. Victrolas, Radio-Phonographs, Pianos
507 Main Si. Phono 282
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Illy limichcrs In Mr. and Mrs. ' Exceptlrnal Buy SO acre ranch,
Frank Obenchaln. prominent ranch- "ood buildings, on highway, across
ers of the Bly district are expected r1oad from .cnof,1-a" ua,Aer ,rTn?!f
. , , .. . j tlon. part In alfalfa price $4,000;
to arrive in the city today to ac-; ?2 00u" 000 'rrie(, on ,ong
company their daughter. Miss Marie ;me and low in.erc3t. Tn8 ls a
Obenchain. to Medford, w.here she ( real snap.
will spend the week-end studying': WISHARD REALTY COMPANY
pipe organ. Mr. and Mrs. Oben- 126 So. 7th Street,
chain will remain for a short time : Ral Estate. Farm Loans. Insurance,
in Medford, attending the Jackson j S18-24
county fair.
Leaving For rnlversiiy Among
the many University of Oregon stu
dents to leave next week for Eu
gene will be Buford Hargus. son of
Mrs. W. O. Smith, who has spent
the summer in Klamath Falls.
Painting, paper hanging.
Interior decorating.
COFER BROTHERS
Phono MO.
Dance at Keno
TONITE
GALLOWAY'S METROPOLITAN ORCHESTRA
H
EAR
DR. MARGETTS'
FREE LECTURE
On a subject that is of interest to every
man and woman.
"How To Be Young at 70"
This interesting: lecture is delivered in every-day
English by an eloquent and forceful speaker.
MOOSE HALL
Monday, Sept. 21, 8:00 P. M.
Given under the auspices of Dr- C. R. Lucas,
Chiropractor
Open for Business
THIS MORNING
THE NEW
Brownsville Woolen
Mills Clothing Store
CORNER FIFTH AND MAIN STREETS
In the Odd Fellows Building
We Manufacture Our Own Goods and Sell Direct to the
Man Who Wears Them
Our prices in Klamath Falls will be the same low
prices that we sell at in Portland and our branch stores
in Coos Bay, Eugene and Albany.
YOU CAN BUY HERE TO ADVANTAGE
Clothing
Underwear
Socks
Sweaters
Blankets
Shirts
Mackinaws
Robes
Come in and Let's Get Acquainted
BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN
MILLS STORE
1
IllAIIATHKlOTHiHcinAyV
1L ...111 .
n win pay you to watch fl
Today's Specials, for every
article advertised is a ge&
nine hflrtfnin nnA m
o" "iu U1CUI1S 1
great saving.
Men's Heavy Ribbed Sweater,
111 II Via .a .1
ruiieu tunar, uuuun siyie....$Ll
Men's Heavy Wool Sox, a reg
ular 35c value, today 4 prs. for f
Men's $7.00 Hi-Cut Work Shoes,
today special at C
Men's good quality Lace Khaki
Breeches
A good quality full size Com
forter, regular value $3J,
today at
Men's fine work Shoe
worth $3.50, today
$2.45
Fellows
Alturas High vs. K.F.Hi1
Game Called at 1:30 jfv
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