The Klamath news., September 29, 1925, Image 6

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Mrs. Brrll.-nst.-ln living - Mrs. Vi.lt. lu Vallov-Anurew . w
Helena BreltenB.eln I. planninn to r president of the Klamath couny
le.r. the latter part of October for chamber of commerce.
h. north, where she will .pend the:Sahl... secretary spent Momla In
winter with her parent,. Mr. and Ashlaml. where they attended he
Mr, LTlnnl, It Helena. -Mont, opcninK ceremonies of the Llthian
Mrs. Breltenstetn ha been employ-; hotel In the valley city.
rturlni the summer montna on ,
the evening
as society editor.
... . J.nar iim f mill I Tl 1 rn.in
w . re . , M w,,llr m;im
ijiiuiiii i, holds;
S. P. ROUTE MOST!
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The community rt Chiloquin has ,
declared Itself ill favor of the South-1
ma Bummer ii' lrlfl. nr. n mm
paper, where she served i At U, of . C . P. - , PX ,h. Southern
ditor. Her many friends stone, accompanied by hts nel.e. " Ki.msih l
her departure from the epent Sunday at I.ake of the Woods. ! J''"1'' ,l'", , 'x ''"." tul"
to the east with
serving the Klamath
basin and declaring these plans to
n..m.rs III at lloiui Leslie ltoe-'be aitoquaie. nave oeeu aiRnea g.n-
!0. Smith.
Lake of the Woods C. C. Kelley
"lr"?r.ZT. lrbe7of ers: cashier of ,h, Kirs. National "ally throughout the district and
.!... -ho have summer homes at ! bank, is confined to his home for by the business men or tne. town.
Trth Keney iHtate hhway' several days, suffering from an at-! Supplementing this .dir.. 11. A.
the reaort. Kelley Is state niguwa illness. 'Cunning, secretary of the Chllo-
engineer. i , lJUn r;onlnleri.e cub. nent the fol-
l,ina luliiaraM tn th Klnmnth
R-iuriM from Mvrtle I'olnt Rev. lowing telegram to
,C. C. Hulet of Merrill returned yes-1 county chamber of commerce yes-
rn.h-rwoo.ls Visit l.akr Mr. and
11 n it tTntattrini4 n rn Included
.-uiq. v. . v ... i...l Iil, h a I tnnlii v
in the numeroua visitors of tne cuy . hu. ...... ..c .... . ... . .....
to spend the week-end at Lake of! spent tho past few days looking Into "We notice the Modoc County
the Woods, where they have an at- affairs lu the Coos county city. Hulet i Development asscxlatlou have ask
tractive summer home 'wil leave ,n ,he aeT '" for i ed to be present at meeting of your
' Myrtle Point, where he will take ; board of directors tomorrow to dls-
-OUoman Returns Frank Ottoman 'np his duties In the Myrtle Point ! cuss 'railroad program. Being In
resumed his position In the First i Presbyterian church pulpit. jterested in the railroad conatruc-
Natlonal bank after an enjoyable tlon plans and feeling the pro-
tortnight'a visit with friends and ! Visiting In Klamath Kalis Miss posed line Crane to Odell would be
relatives in San Francisco. Otto-1 Elsie Owens of Medford has been j detrimental to the interest of this
man relumed to the cltv Sunday. ! visiting for the past few days with tectum andf avoring. as we do. the
proposed construction plans 01 me
I Southern Pacific, would like oppor-
tunity of having representative pre
sent to express our views.
i 1n Vrfith Vnn XmUnrv
Business Trip to Chiloquin Bust-
nest visitors in Chiloquin yesterday I Here From Uunsmuir Among the
Included Dr. 0. T Casper of Klam-' business visitor. In the city during
.th Falls, who soent Monday In the 'the past few days is Al Carter of
reservation city.
Dunsmuir with the Southern Pacific
company.
nnnrn from Chiloouln Warren
rw.k. man.rer of the new store in Mrs. Von Anthers; III Friends of
Chiloquin. spent Monday on business j Mrs- Edith Von Amberg will be glad
in Klamath Falls. t to know f her rBPW recovery from
Ian Illness which has kept her con
On llusim-ss Here W. H. Kitts of
Portland is making a brief business
visit in Klamath Falls, where he has
many business friends.
In from Merrill F. C. Coleman is
Included in the many out of town
visitors in the city yesterday from
bis home in the Merrill road district.
On Business Monday Out of town
visitors In Klamath Falls yesterday
Included William Gordon of the Mer
rill district, well known rancher of
that vicinity.
Business Women Meet Members
of the Klamath Falls Business and
Professional Women's club met last
night in the club rooms of the city
library, to hold a brief business
meeting In regard to the outlining
of meetings for the winter months.
The meeting was called by President
Frances Beatty.
fined to her home for a fortnight.
She will be able to resume her work
in the California Oregon Power com
pany during the week.
Visiting In Dorris Mrs. Glorenna
Warren is visiting in Dorris, her
former home, tor a brief time.
To Return Tuesday Mrs. Sydney
Abbott Is expected to return this
evening from San Francisco, where
she has spent a month visiting with
friends and relatives and enjoying
a vacation from her duties in the
office of Moe't store.
In From Bly Mrs. D. G. Glvan
and Miss Mattle Jane Cross, both
well known residents of Bly spent
the week-end visiting with friends
in Klamath Falls.
C. A.. CUNNING, Sec y.
Chiloquin Commerce Club."
Aged Resident Dies
Result of Accident
Falling 15 feet to tho ground
from a raised scaffolding on Sat
urday attornoc-n, William Michael
Swartisfager, aged 83, died from
Internal injuries and crushed ribs
at 9 o'clock Sunday night. Swartzs
fager resided at 2432 White avenue.
Injuries which later proved fatal
to the aged man occurred when
Swartisfager was building a small
house on White avenue. The scaf
folding proved Insecure and the
man fell heavily to the ground.
He Is survived by three child
ren, C. G. Swartzsfager of Ashland. ;
J. W. Swartisfager of Klamath
Falls and Mrs. Fannie Matney of
Ruch. Jackson county. The re
mains will be shipped today to
Jacksonville, where funeral services
will be held and interment made in
the family plot.
Leaves for Stanford Russell
Crandall, son of Mrs. Will Crandall.
left Monday morning for Palo Alto,
here be will enter Stanford univer
sity. This is Crandall's third yearjo' Ashland, mother of Miss Mary
In Portland Miss Bernlce Hector
Is spending the week In Portland,
where she is having dental work
done. She made the trip north early
Saturday morning In company with
B. S. Grigsby, who Is visiting In
Salem, and with Mrs. Butler Walker
in college. He spent a portion of
the summer in the city with bis
mother.
Return to School Harold von
Bergen left Sunday morning in com
pany with Douglas Drill, for Corval
lis, where von Bergen will enter
Oregon Agricultural college for the
winter months. Drill will return to
Klamath Falls to spend the winter.
Von Bergen spent the summer in
the city, and has of late been play
ing In Galloway's orchestra. He is
a member of Theta Chi on the O.
A. C. campus.
Walker of this city.
Zctzmnn Wilbur Zetzman is In
cluded In the many early week visi
tors In the city from his home In
the Merrill district.
Walker Visits Butler Walker of
Ashland visited over the week-end
with hit daughter. Miss Mary Walker
of Klamath Falls.
If you know of any game viola
tions, call phone 5S4. All Informa
tion will be strictly confidential.
From Malln Mrs. O. W. Cooley
of Malln Is Included In the many out
of town visitors In the city yester
day to transact affairs. Mrs. Cooley
spent some time in the Klamath
county court house settling taxes for 1
the latter half of the 1924 season.
Former Residents Visiting Mr.
and Mrs. George Capron, former
residents of Klamath Falls, where
Capron was Interested In real estate,
have returned to the city for a brief
visit with friends, from their home
In Long Beach, Calif. They are ac
companied north by Gus Swansen.
Expert roof repairing, treating,
and staining.
COFER BROTHERS
rhone 380.
Wrinkles
Some wise people wear
glasses so they can see better
easier, and get more comfort
without squinting and strain
ing the eyes. This squinting
'causes wrinkles to form.
These wrinkles can be avoid
ed by having glasses fitted so
as to relieve the excessive
strain on the muscles.
Which Is best? Wrinkles,
eye strain and discomfort or
glasses?
DR. GOBLE
Eyes Examined
QUICK RKRVICfl
700 Main street
Glasses Frames
Ground Repaired
Pnnkey Sells Land Mr. and Mrs. I
Lewis Pankey of 8prague River!
have sold to Mortimer Curtis, also '
of Sprague River, a piece of timber I
land for a consideration of $1000.!
The land Is located in the Sprague j
River district. ,
Peterson Visits Schools Fred Pet
erson, county school superintendent,
spent Monday visiting and inspect
ing the schools of Plevna, Topsy,
Keno and Kesterson. According to
the superintendent they are In
splendid shape, and the winter's
work in all schools of the county Is
well under way.
From Rock Crwk Ranch D. E.
Alexander of the Rock Creek ranch,
spent Monday In the city to transact
business and other affairs.
Here from Mutln Among the fre
quent business visitors in the city
yesterday was W. C. Dalton of Malln.
Visits nt Luke Among tho cot
tagers to occupy their summer
homes at Lake of the Woods Sun
day, were Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Hall.
Klamath Shoe Store
Itostoninn Shoos for Men
Klamath News,
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Gentlemen:
Foot Havers for Women
September 28th
May we take this opportunity in expressing our
appreciation for the splendid results obtained from
the exclusive advertising in The News on our shoe
sale.
Every day that we ran an ad in your paper the
results were extremely gratifying. The opening day
of the sale netted us over $2,000, and each succeed
ing day's business proved proportionately profitable.
We have sold every pair of men's shoes in the
house and have remaining on our shelves just a few
pairs of women's and boys' shoes.
Yours very truly,
W. II. KITTO,
Klamath Shoe Co.
PTV New "Clubman" Class Rises in Soviet Russia
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1 The aristocratic "clulmian" is no more in Russia. Hut In his place is the peasant cli:'.iru.
The iov:rt govrrmnrnt is ocning up clubs fur workers in palatical former lioiucs of arulcra?j.
This one is located on Yclagiu lIand, Leningrad.
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styles now here.
Knox Hats From !
$8 to $20
Other Grades From
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