Paire EigKI
Tuesday Sent. 22,
'THE
LOCALS
lUu-iu lMimMir Kmilv R. filaserl
Is shopping for several days in the ' her Is In the oily on Dimness auairs.
.... fmm her home in Dorris. ifrem his home In the Sprague river
Mra. Ki-iiiIhII In lliill Mrs. KM' K'r'" '"' Hlver Mrs. Charles
Kendall, wife ol Judge Kendall, left 1'rcw of the hrew Usl Hlver nnoh,
ih latter pari of the pant week for was a visitor ami shopper In tho city
San Francisco, whore she has en-, yesterday for a brief lime,
tered Lane hospital for medical at-
tcntlnn. will ri'inain in the' upturn from Portland Mr. ami
ninth for mi time until her con- , Mrs. ('. I. Ilrown and Mr. ami Mrs.
X Klil.iu- fnuii Snniuuc M. L. C.er-'dlllun ' bettered. I James Crimes huve returned frum
; district.
At The Arcade Out cf town vis
itors in the city this week Include
i n nnvJir.m nf Itrav. California, of the
who is stopping in the Arcade hotel anions the many
while in Klamath Falls.
IMmhor Vlits Charley A. l.em , office of me I u.teu Mates reciama-
Klnmath marsh district Is service. nu .-s.ucu .....
visilors to stop for nit ion ana rcturucu 10 ner noma in
i.. ,h . iiv m .....! several Seattle, wnere ner parents resiuo.
I davs on business.' ' I " Hamilton will enter the Unl-
i 'versity of Washington In Seattle for
Bal'.j e, the fall and winter terms.
I I'lirtland, nrrivinic In the city Bun-
Hcdgus roMtlon -Miss Kathorlnejday night after a brief business visit
Hamiltou. who has been employed ' to the north. They made the trip
durinK the summer months In the ' primarily lo lake Miss Ada Porter tu
(lend, and derided to coiitlnue the
trip northward. While In Portland
they visited with llasil Ilrown and
Henry Crimes, Jr.', atudenta In Hill
Hi lie To Ashland Mr. and Mrs.
j A. Cordon made a brief motor
trip lo Aaliland on Sunday morn
ing to accompany Zlm llaldwln of
Lakevlew to the valley clly. llald
wln took the southbound train to
San Francisco where ho will drive
north with new Hulck. Accord
ing to Cordon. yoatctday. there wa
not vestige of snow on I lie highway
from Klamath Fall to Ashland
and the valley was basking In the
sun of a typical fall day.
Military academy.
From Modoc Point Mrs. E. Wiley.
tin Business Trip J. S.
i Mcnatlnn rnslilent and
promi-rut . . . .. . ... lo -,v0r,,l ri,v In the cltv
a member of fie tnoai council - " - -
?. making a business visit In the on business, from her home in Mo-
city from his home In Modoc Point.
doc Point.
; Visiting; From Wordon Margaret
Manchester is visiting in the city
for a time from her home inWor
den. ' Here From Aspgrove C. A. 1-ar-en
is spending several day this
week in the city from bis home in
Aspgrove.
! To Make Home Here Mr. and
IMrs. David lryden and fnniily of
'San Dieso. Calif., arrived In Klam
lath Falls Sunday and expect to make
i their home In this city.
Visitor from .Mrdfortl Hill Staff.
I with the California Oregon' Power
(company branch at Moil lord. Is mak
ing a brief business visit in the clly
llonl Kcturns from City Ilex
lloril returned recently from a busi
ness trip to San Francisco, where lie
spent several weeks.
Hotline Position Mrs. Petty
this week. j Kasee returned Monday evening
from l.nkeriew, where she spent
Ucturning io hrlimil Deloa Mills, , week with her husband. Mrs. Kaire
son of Mr. and Mrs. I.. O. Mills, Is! resumed her position in .Moe'a store.
Myrtle l"oint Visitor A. H.
Dewey is transacting business in
the city this week from his home
ia Myrtle Point in Coos county.
At Rocky Point Mr. and Mrs.
Louis lloagland. accompanied by
Sallie Folsom and Charlie Griffiths,
spent Sunday on Itocky Point fishing.
Accepts Position llaiel Noble has
accepted a position at Barnhart's.
clerking Saturday afternoons.
'From Eugene F. W. Marks is j lt.-iiirning to School Itoyd Yaden.
included in the many 'business visi-jWno has been spending his vacation
tora in the city this week from his ! with his mother. Mrs. Kleanor
home in Eugene. (Yaden. is leaving this morning for
. Kusene. to attend Vniversity
trio QfjureKou ior mis iitiu.
leaving this morning for Corvallls.
where he will enter his Junior year
in Oregon Agricultural college.
which she resigned some time ago.
Visits Modfiinl Mis, Ruth l.lnd
sey. Mlas Jo I'pp and Miss Stella
From Merrill District Mrs. Burl j Setter spent the work-end In Med
Short and son Cene Short are among ! ford where they visited with friends
the visitors in the city yesterday loand attended several social func
shop and transact affairs, from the ( Hons.
Short ranch on the Merrill road. I
Inllliitiou Tonight Members of
tho Kaslern Star. Aloha chapter
of Klamath Falls will enjoy a
visit today from tho Medford degree
leant which will ezempllfy the
work of the order In the .Masonic
hall tonight. Initiatory work will
be put on at thu time and all visit
ing Kaslern Star are Invited to at
tend. A bamiuel Is scheduled tir
6:30 In the chamber of commerce
rooms.
Woodmen lo litltliiu. Woodmen
of the World will Initial a large
; class of candidate on Tuesday even
lug al 7:St In the v. o. W. hall
i The work will begin all winter
I schedules that have been planned for
during die summer.
I Portland. m Here A g ,B
gnosis al the While Pelican lintel
are a number of residents of Port
land. Included are Mr. and Mr.
Jos. P. Touikpltia, w, H. Wood ami
W. 8. I'lery, on business and pleas
ure trips combined.
ASPGROVE
Jim lloorek and daughter Velman
,n,B t to
szr
llropsy, w,n " . aj, .
dar .ti... ' ht
- i.i.-r .eunsnwiin jobs bb . ,Mlgi
were dinner gue.ts al w. Iioney.l qmi, m ." ,. ii J
home Suiidiiv. I . '" " " tins "
lloberl llrlffln was over from Tup. her. oa S
sy io spenu nuiiuay with Ids futher. dny. : "Masi1
VUlt III Morrill Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Officii! spent the week-end
visiting with Mrs. Otfleld't parents.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Clacomlnl, well
known residents of Ihe Merrill
country.
I Drive From Ijikoilou Itoails
Visiting from the Fort Mrs. K. from Lakevlew to Klamath Falls aro
M. Leever and daughter. MJss Fern ( r,,vertlng back Into their winter
Leever spent Monday afternoon in lke condition, according to Dr.
. .On Hunting Trip A
Klamath Falls residents plan to
leave early this morning for Pine-
In Klninuth Falls Cene
n -era,!- of LangeU va.Uey w
aays nunim uwi. .
party are George Blanas, George
Biller and Sam Anex.
the city shopping and visiting with
friends, from their home In Fort
of I Klamath. The Leevcr family are
planning to leave the latter part of
the month from the Fort for Med-Vllker-;ford.
where they will make their per
l Klam-jmanent home. Miss 1-eever has ac-
epted a position with Mann's de
partment store in Ihe valley city.
Itihy t;irl Horn Mr. and Mrs. R.
C. Morris of Michigan avenue are
receiving the congratulations of their
many fritnds upon the arrival of a
baby girl horn at 10 o'clock Monday
morning at the family home. Miss
Morris weighed nine pounds at hlrth.
From Hatchery Jud Short, for
est ranger and well known Klam
ath resident visited for a time in
Klamath Falls on Monday trans
acting business and visiting. Short
la spending the majority of the! Leaving for School Miss Evelyn
time at the Cripple Creek hatchery I Hulet. daughter of Key. and Mrs. C.
at presefit.
On Business Here- Mr. and Mrs.
Emmitt Hickson, residents of Jack
son county are spending several
days in the city looking into busi
ness and property interests here
where they have numerous friends.
Here
visitors
Harry Stone, who Sunduy made a
trip to Klamath Falls with Zlm
Baldwin. Both are prominent res
idents of Lakevlew.
from Mulin Out of town
In the city include Charles la
leaving For Tho South Mr. snd
Mrs. C. M. Sheehan nf Paunlna are
planning la leave this week for
Arizona, where they will spend the
wln'er for Sheehan's health, which
been very poor during the
Itnhrork Improving Friend of
Charles llabcoik. who la employed
In the Standard Oil station at Sixth
and Klamath streels. will be sorry
to learn of his Illness for the past
two weeka, when he was suffering
from a severe case of rheumatism.
He la slowly Improving, however,
and hopes to be able to return to
work within week.
San Francisco Visitors Among
the out of town visitors In Ihe city
this week are a number of San Fran
cisco residents. Among them are
11. K. Keney, Charles L. Acker. K.
J. Doty. J. K. Stott, J. M. Hilly.
Kenyon of Malin. who visited for a
short time in Klamath Falls on
Monday.
Rancher In C. D. Corpening.
prominent Klamath county rancher,
was in the city yesterday for a brief
time from his ranch on the Merrill
fall. Sheehan waa
ly with buslnes
some time.
identified atrong
suf Paunina for
C. Hulet, well known Merrill resi
dents, will leave Friday morning fori road.
Monmouth, where she will enter her
second year In the state normal col-j Visiting in Klamath Falls Mr.
lege. Miss Hulet will make the trip and Mrs. Lloyd Stoner of Klamath
with C. A. Henderson and a party of Fails are enjoying a visit from Mr.
others, who are planning to leave 1 Stoner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. 1).
Friday morning for Salem, where 'Stoner of Astoria. The visitors ar-l Clark
they will arrange exhibits for the rived by motor from Astoria on Sun- steadily
state fair from Klamath county. ; day evening. They plan to remain j attack of pneumonia which has
Hitp From Klrkfonl George
Christy, prominent business rest-
; dent of Kirkfnrd, where he serves
las manager of the Solomon-Bulle
. Lumber company of Klrkford. Ac
cording io Christy Ihe lumber out
look for the winter in that district
is exceedingly origin.
Visit Daughter Here Miss Myth
llanan Is enjoying a visit from her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. It. Hunan
of Itoseburg. who arrived yesterday
to spend several days visiting III the
city.
w. v. tirirnn, i-,,i 1
Charlie Kevlls was down from Cal-Urmun w.n TV" '"i1
liniis ramp lo spend the Week end ! romp on b,i.L i k
with Ills family. ' i
" - uim .it i illlllUllin
and Mrs. Bill Slmson of Aspgrove
were Sunday afternoon callers at
Mrs. W. A. Benson's home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. t. impart accom
panied by Mrs. W. Douey and chll
dren. motored to Fort Klamath Sun-,
day.
John Clare has returned here to
lake his old nosltlon as mill,i.i..
Clare has been In thu employment
of the I ji in ui Lumber riimpiiuy elinV
Ihe mill burned here lust May.
Mr. Stafford of Cblloiiuln has ae.
ri pied Ilia position as school bus I
driver, conveying the children from
here lo Chlloifulll.
Mrs. Bill Slmson was a business
visitor In Klaniatti Kails Monday.
Al I Curly I Kdiuiinds visited Willi
his sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Slmson Sunday.
Mrs. W. Honey upon! Wednesday
and Thursday In Klaimtth Falls to Cantos. Crslir a. J
receive medical attention and at-Ursry Wsdsssiir LTl
lending lo busineiM matters. i fUnitnii a T.I..r,,l
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Ijtkevlew Business Visitor R. A.
Mushur of lakevlew la Included In
Ihe out of town business visitors In
ihe city this week.
Kodak Finishing that plcaac all
Is our specially.
HTIVHIlVH HTI'IIIO
73T Main Kit.
I Sasdsll, ComaMatul
Ksus tatUMMtJ
fry TWMif
w. nvsuaii, u. r,
Prosperity ksbskd lav'
101 Meets first u aTi,
days. Mrs. EllubsU hast I
Improving KM
improving from
Clark Is
a serious
! Britisher Visile Jervois Waldy of
. London, England, la enjoying a visit
In the west, stopping In Klamath
Falls for a brief visit last night.
Visit c.t Hulet Home Miss Dor
In Klamath Falls for a fortnight.
made It necejsary for him to re
ceive treatment from a Klamnth
hospital. Friends will 'be glad o
know af the young man's Improve
ment which has 'caused no little
trips to the city from his Medford ' Hulet and their daughter Evelyn, In from the Murdock ranch in the Keno1 anxiety among his aciiualntancea
home. Merrill. j district. during tho past week.
At the Hall J. F. Matzger of the
Pacific Fruit and Produce companr
Is transacting affairs In the city this 'othea Hawkins and .Tiiss Dehlle Haw-1 In from Keno Mrs. II. C. Mur-
week, stopping at the Hall hotel, j kins spent Sunday afternoon visiting ; dock is Included In the out of town
Matzger makes frequent business at the home of I'.ev. and Mrs. C. C. 'visitors In Klamath Falls yesterday
Tainting, paper hanging.
Interior decorating,
COFKIt imoTHKIUJ
' I'hono AMD.
W. O. W. Attention
Class initiation Tuesday evening, 7:3011
Refreshments. Every Woodman requetfij
come. C. K. BRANDENBURG, Oil
Special Are the Prices!
Special too, is the Quality!
Suits and Topcoats
Just another one of those value demonstration!, for which this store has be
come noted. This event marks the culmination of an exceptional purchase
from one of America's leading makerj and the savings, in turn, are passed
to you. So pronounced are the values that even the average layman will
appreciate them.
$30
$40
ft s '(rT
The Suits are in the newest fall mod
els, featuring the broad shoulders,
the tapering waistline and snug hips.
All tho popular fabrics, color
tones and pattern effects are included.
In the Topcoat group are the guard
models, tubular styles and Chester
field, shown in both American and
European fabrics. Some Topcoats
are single-breasted; others double-breasted.
Kuppenheimer's-Good Clothes
1.EADINO CLOTHIBRB BIMCE IMlT V- '