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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1925)
Pae Eight Saturday, Sept 2fi. 102.1. LOCALS U from Varh'jr Rebecca Humph rey and Gladys Plsset are visiting fur a brief time In the clly from their homes out of the city. Mita Humphrey i a resident of Merrill, and Miss Dlsset of t'htloquln. Ktricer on IIukIim-xs J. J. Stelcer. prominent lumberman of Medfonl. formorly of the Klamath country, is making a brief business Tisil in the city in the interest of transacting a number of lumber deals. .Attend linine Mr. K. H. Hal sixer. Kslan llnlslger and Stewart llalsiger, Mis Ksther Veatch and Pin VraU-h left yesterday afternoon for Grants Pass, where they will at tend the Klamath county high school football game, which will be played with Grants Pass on their field. They plan to return Sunday ufier noon from the valley. Silver ljkc Visitors W. G. l-ane and William Kitlrldge. both well known lumbermen of the Silver lake district, are included in the many oat of town visitors in the city this week-end Hunting In Seven .Mile Week-end hunters who have left for (he hunt ing sections of Klanialh county In clude Will Houston and llyron liar denbrook. who are planning to spend Friday night. Saturday and Sunday in the Seven Mile district. ! Kprnguo Klwr School According I to t'ounly School Superintendent ! Fred Peterson, the Sprngua river 'sihool Is now open, and haa 40 pu i pils enrolled In Its .'!gnt classes, i The Snraguo river district la one of the most rapidly growing sections of the Klnmnth country. Itctiirns to Hunt W. (1. "Slick" Wilson and a party of friends have left for the southern section of the county, where they will spend the remainder of tlio week hunting for mil lo lull bucks. Visiting with Parenta Mr and Mrs. W. T. Klllott of Klamath Falls are enjoying a visit from their daughter, Mrs. Miller of Ashland, formerly Miss Klllott. Mrs. Miller is also visiting with Mr. and Mrs. llhiuehsrt Molschenbacher during her visit in the city. .Merrill Merchant R. H. Ander- son. prominent merchant of the Mer rill district, spent Friday afternoon on business In the city. Rancher Visits G. H. Carleton prominent Merrill rancher, was In eluded in the many out of town visit org in the city yesterday. I Hnuy (iirl Horn Mr. and Mrs. Paul Landry are receiving the con gratulations of their friends over the birth of a baby girl, born Fri day morning. The Landry family reside at 1321 Crescent avenue. This is their first child. To Arrive Today An Interesting visitor to arrive in the city today is Claire Holdredge of Eugene, a grad uate of the University of Oregon. He Is a member of Delta Tau Delta, and plans to visit with several fraternity brothers in the city while visiting here. For the past few years Hold redge has been manager of a dia mond mine in south central Africa, where he furthered his study of geo logy. He plans to remain In Klam ath Falls visiting with Oregon stu dents and former students, for the remainder of the week. Marv leaves for Xorth William Marx, Klamath Falls attorney, and Mrs. Marx left yesterday for the north, where Marx will spend sev eral days transacting business af fairs. I'pon their return lo Klam ath Falls they plan to visit for a time in Salem, where the state fair Is scheduled for the coming week, i Former llntlili-iil Mrs. 1). M. Griffith and J. S. Griffith are among the visitors In the city this week from the south, where they make their home In San Diego. Mrs Grif fith la visiting with her son. R. W. Clove. She formerly conducted the Kagle Kldge tavern with Mr. Grif fith. Fori Klamath Visitor Out of town visitors In the city yesterday Included Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Parker of Fort Klamath, who spent Friday In the city. Other Fort Klamath visitors in Klamath Falls this week Include L. K. Stanley, well known resident of the neighboring -town. Hoccnt Visitor J. H. Hliky of Ddell lake, spent the middle of the week in Klamath Fulls, transacting business und visiting with friends. rteiiirii fiimi Trip - Mr. and Mrs. K W. Vannlco and family returned Thursday from Grants Puss, whero they visited for a brief lima with Vnnnlce's brother, a resident of I ho valley city. IIjiihv From Valley T. Gellauer. the "candy man" has been In the city several day from hla homo In Medfonl. transacting business for a valley firm. Open Mvlliiic IMil l-oyal t)r', uer ot biiiosw ami t , ,,.- ...... an open meeting on Thursday even ing In the Moime Hall at which mom than rouplee were present. According lo many Ihla was Iho most enjoyable affair of tha sea son and lha evening's entertain ment was heightened hy tha danc ing of old fuahloned quadrlllea and other dances of long ago. Cards and music added lo the evening. THE KLliii. -rAlUI lliiuiiil Ijike VMIora Mr. and Mis. Joe Foster were among tha recent visitors In Klnmnlh Falls from nut of town. They make their home In Round lake district, where Hie Foster ranch la located. New flnro coaia juat received. Ml Ijidya Shop. ) .Main. BSC Assisting In Court House Mrs. Charlotta Clark is assisting for sev eral days in the office of the county clerk. IUs.lgua 1'osltlnn Mrs. Tom Ring rose, better known as "Itob" at the desk in the White Pelican hotel has resigned her position In the es- tnbllshment. leaving yesterday for Portland, where she will spend the winter with friends and relatives. Mrs. Rlngrose's position haa been filled by Mrs. Zepha Van lluskirk. ' Most exceptional sale ot silk and cloth dresses at lUruhiirt'a. 854 Resume Post Ion Miss Ruth De Xap has resumed her position in the office of the county clerk in the court house, after an absence of over a week. Miss DeLap has been con fined to her home with a severe cold, from which she is rapidly recovering. Chili! Horn lo Holans Mr. and Mrs. Ward Dolan are being congrat ulated upon the arrival of a baby girl on Wednesday morning at their home in the Spring lake district. This Is their second child and sec ond girl. Miss Dolan tipped the scales at S4 pounds at birth. KAPSO FOR COLDS FORBES PURE DRUGS v--.- rfi -J )tb, xr -rv a sEr BUYS 1 Miller's Market is recognized and noted for choice, full-flavored, tender Meats sold at mod erate prices. Every day you meet here thrifty housewives seeking quality cuts at cut prices. Miller's Market GUS MILLER, Prop Main, near Eighth Phones 750 and 751 4 Deliveries Daily BECAUSE IPS DEPENDABLE one important reason for your choice of Southern Pacific Lines Your travel responsibility cease when you board the train. Comfortable train leave at convenient hours. You arrive at your destination rested and refreshed and on time. , Service most everywhere on the Pacific Coast, plus four popular tra incontinent al routes to the east. Economical, too reduced roundtrlp fares make travel sur prisingly inexpensive. For complete Information, communicate with, Southern Pacific Lines J. J. MILLER. Phone 709. District Freight & Passenger Agent Room 205 Hopka BIdg. 8th and Main St. Klamuth Falls, Ore. It will pay you to watch these Today's Specials, for every article advertised is a genuine bargain. Specials for Today Good weight Cotton Sweater Coat, button style, roll collar, $1.05. Fine Wool Sweater Coat, button style, heather colors, $2.95. Good weight Wool Sox, regular 35c; today 4 pairs for 95c. Good quality, full size Comforter; extra special, $2.95. Fine 11-4 Fancy Plaid Blankets, $5.85 16 in. Genuine Cut ter Boot, extra special, $8.85. This is the best Shoe Bargain you will see. Good weight Canvas Gloves, 2 pairs for 25c. Men's Fine Sox tan or black color, 6 pairs for $1.00. LEADINO CLOTHICRJ BIWCE IBol lt"'". In The Center of the Shopping District Final Today we are trying to wind-up on our high grade men's Bostonian Shoes and Oxfords. Don't Miss These Today S3-98 Women too will have a wonder ful opportunity to save when we say no shoe in the house over $3 .98 Klamath Shoe Store SUITS and OVERCOATS Priced within the reach of the fanuh; pocket hook. $20 to $40 The cloth for our beautiful garments bm en in our own woolen mill and the taflorap the garments is done bj our expert Won Meet us face to face in our new store I and Main Streets, in the Odd Fellows ki BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS yovuig It should lio Impressed npnn your mind that tho eye-needs of your children are an lioalth-lm-pirtant as tholr dental needs. If they ahow a distaste for atudy or play vlalt ua. "Thev will I hunk v.,,. In later life for your aueniion to their eye needs now." DR. H. J. WINTERS Eye Bight Hpoclall.t. We Orlnrt Our Own Glasses. K'amath Falls, Ore. Hurry Cash Groce. Phone your order where it it without substitution, and witltf ity foods. Fresh Figs Pomegranate! Peaches , Grapes Brussels Sprouts Egg Plant ' Quinces Artichokes Head Lettuce . Garden Spinal Celery Cauliflower Herahey Cocoa 18c LyC( 3 for -r Large Bottle CaUup 25c gutter ...... ----' Kippered Snacks, Sardine, 2 f 3 for 25c ft We Deliver FREE-8 30 and $ Hurry Cash GroJ Phone 576
