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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1925)
k Cj . ... M.HIF '1 THE i 21! I. ft Ui ' r f'ii I II 4 Hi- .4 '. ...a 4'i 4 4 .- I lli 4 i...,'' s IT jiiti J flu., it J ' - HiMiiJ, ,:,(. V.T fHHt 1 1 . . i! am 53 Page Eight Saturdav, October 10. l!''-: LOCALS .,rt hlami.tli lt.M.nl ' 'town "' ln nl' ",r,1', I ifscrnoon Included J T. !;'"' : prominent Kurt Klamath rancher i who spent Iho day transacting hiu- inns In Klatna'h Kalis. ' -nun the- Agr-ncy Mr. and Mr ' K. Wiley, well known residents ft : Klamath ' Aaeiiry, are Included In the ni.mv hustiiou visitors l Hf oily tor Hit rmalndcr ( tl' cck Mulin Itanchcr In W. R. ! kins, well known Malln rancher Is anionic the business rUtiure In KlumaiU Falls yos(rJay .'iornoon. Tnlc IJiko ISan.hiT In Amonp the ranchers to visit in the liy yesterday was F. G. Dunbar from the Uun'-ar ranch in the Tale lah country. Visit" Merrill S1im.I Miss Katlt erine Walton "nil MUs Virginia Tickle spent Friday afternoon in Merrill, where they visited in the Merrill school. ternoon more of a social function at which the mothers may become ac qiultued wi:h the teachers. A small . rallection ill be taken a: each jatlnrinj. Vlk To ilvo Dnmv- I'niler the direction of Johnny Houston, chairman of !lo entertainment com mittee of Klamath Falls F.lks lodtt;'. an apr.n anil overall dance will sian the winters activities of the oreaniiation on ik-toher 2S. Wed nesday fvenin. On Thursday of next week initiation will be ob served, followed by a buffet luncheon. I-Yoiii Olene Jerry O Coim. r. i .hei'i'inan and rancher of lh" ,leue district, where the O'Connor nnch U located spent Friday In i Klamath Falls on business ! Ualniii.iii VWn In - Am ,n : fie numerous visitors In Klamath ! Falls ve-terd iy was Charles Fautlht 1 of Ma'ia. where he conducts a splendid dairy ranch. U the Hull K. Wmsirrd Is spendtnit the remainder of the week l ui,, city from his home in Illy. 11,. I, a liitest In the Hall hotel whi'c In Klutnalh Falls. Ih.nn fiii llir IWI -Kris Moon and K.'h Cordon are xpendlnii the week-cud In Klamath Full" from their homes lu Fort Klamath. Merrill Bee Man Here X. E. . . Woodhouse of Merrill, rancher who Huminc In H.-3-R.i ownV a targe number of bee hives. , one of the most ardent rt Klam pen, y.erday in the city on bus--.If. sportsmen I. spend.ng seven. iness connected with .he "bee,. - days In Las1' " " 1 m : hunting duck and other game. tiwntu Pnsililon Mr. Van Doern i ... . r.in r ,, , SlK'lllttni: HWK-r.ntl i " vv. Uao avicifiru sb y- i in the Square Deal drug store, ac-, district is spending the cording to an apnouncement made . kBd in Klamath Falls visit- McAuliffe. well known rancher of yesterday by George J. Walton, of the concern. Visiting With Brother Mita Mary Ellen Clarke of Seattle. . Wash., has arrived in Klamath Falls . to visit for some time with her brother. Edward J. Clarke. Miss Clarke may make her home in the city for the remainder of the year. Clarke has Just recovered from a : serious attack of pneumonia, for which fear was felt for his life for ' some time. ling with friends and transacting i business. t ItetiirnlliK To Home After vis- i iting for a time at the home of ! Mr. and Mrs. Ed 1'ropst ana wnn ether friends. Mrs. Stella Sheets lis planning to leave this afternoon for her home in ireka. I. Mil re cently Mrs. Sheets has been a res ident of Klamath Falls. lh-iciair Hanitliter VUll -Miss Nan Barr. daughter of I'r. J R llarr. prominent local phy sician, arrived in Klamath Falls yesterday to spend the weeK-enu ' vin'ing. Miss "arr is a student at the tirants Pass high school. I Mr Ku)ken.all In Mo.lfor.1 Robert Kuvkendall. Junior member of the local law firm of Kuyken ' dull & Kuykendall. was In Med i ford vestcrday preparing for the le ' gal battle soon to be staged between 1 f J Murrav. local newspaper pub "'. " .... ..ti. known resl- i dents of the county. It Is believed that the tr'al will get uno-r Tuesdav morning. Mr. Kuykendall may return to Klamath Falls to With futo--0. t Filling and Ralph C. tills of Medford. both connected with the California-Oregon Tower company, arrived In the city yesterday for a brief business visit. Cattleman ll.w - War Kittrldge. well known cattleman from the Silver Uke district, is spending several days in Kliuuaili Falls on business and visiting with his many friends. MilR.llfiel.1 Merchant Here - Mr and Mrs. William llasse f Marsh field, well known resident of the Coo Hay city, tire vislilnit for a short time in the city. iU U owner of the MarsMiei.l Kteilrle company, one of the large. t con cerns on the Bay. ( ,. White IVIIe.n -Carl K.iut ri? I ... ... i.. ..n huslliess visum ain. wen wii..-- . :from Mo.lfornl. U "o-klng a brief i. I.' . 1 1. In. hi Ills i trip to Riu - ' . home in the 'l'' ' n"" , '? , ,e.t tn the W lllto l'.-U.'n l'-l-l ' while In the .it. ! irom Medford Mr. .ud Mr. ! I. Itarrv are .pending a ' time in the .iy from 'heir home III Medford. Cuntemal. Here F. K McCread,. ' well known cattleman of the hllo 'qui,, .,.untry. arrived In lb- last nUhl to l-'n.l several da . on business here At Home In I'll) Mr and Mr. K M Smiih. who have sold their home on the crner of I'lea.ant and IMta street., are at h. mJ ,., the r man, fnend. at Ninth and Walnut street, (or the l're... time. Sale .tarts loday on all coals at He Begin s Pros. Shop. I : H Till SI. "" KAPSO FOR COLDS at FORBES PURE DRUGS Library club Meeting Mrs. W. W. MrNealy and Mrs. Allen Sloan presided over one cf the most In teresting meetings of the year, when they were hostesses yester day afternoon in the library club rooms for the entire library club. The subject of the afternoon was "Three Generations of Housekeep ers" In which the subject was treated in a most novel manner. Mrs. Wilbur Jones gave a review of the afternoon's program re- veallng each in its turn. Musical numbers interspersed between the numbers gave a most interesting effect to the afternoon. The next meeting of the Women's Library cluh will be held on November 13 with Mrs. D. V. Kuykendall and Mrs. Francis Olds as hostesses. The subject IU be "Culinary Day." and an exchange of recipes will be observed. Hawkins lietiirns To t Ity sner I iff Burt Hawkins returned to Klam lath Falls last night, after spend ; Inc several days in Medford. at tending the annual term of federal court In the valley city. Hawkins was called to Medford to appear as a witness in several of the Klamath cases. i-. . u,.ie Officer Hi i C. Kelly, former state traffic of fieer. working under State Traffic i Chief T. A. Itaffety. was a business I viiir In Klamath Falls yesterday. I Mr Kelly is well known l y resi dents of various districts in Oregon. Monday Columbus Kay Monday ! is Columbus day. and a number of i offices in the court house are to be closed it was announced yes iterdav. Schools will be conduct ed as usual, however. It was slated. Leaves For Oakland David R. Vandenburg. Klamath Falls at torney, left yesterday morning for the south where he will spend a I fortnight in Oakland, transacting legal attairs. Mills Association To Meet The regular October meeting of the Par-.ent-Teachers association of the Mills school will be held on Tues day afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. Fol lowing a brief business meeting In which two delegates to the state convention in Portland will be elected, tea will be served and a reception given fur all new mem bers of the association. The con vention is scheduled for October 28. 29 and 3b. All new members are urged to attend the Tuesday gath ering. Following the September meeting it is the plan of the Parent-Teachers association of the school to serve tea. making the af- Virainia Creeper tirmvinjr The city hall will soon be cmblished with a growing Virginia Creeper, attractively colored vine which has been started along the front of the building. If the frost doc3 not nip the leaves before they have matured by spring the vine will have made rapid strides and reach ed nearly to the office of Judge Gaghagen. Mr. MacAulny In Kugiw Gor don MacAulay, manager of the New City laundry, left Klamath Falls vesterday for Eugene, where he will spend a short lime on business. Ho ; made the trip by automooue. j Anything you wish to sell? Or to Buy? Tell all Klamath Falls about 'it In the economical, efficient way through a little News Classified Ad. To read The Klamath News day after day is to keep thoroughly in formed on happenings of Importance throughout the world as well as in Klamath Falls and vicinity. KLAMATH VALLE1 HOSPITAL. To care for all new mothers right Is our pardonable delight. adv. 11 i Itubb Heturns E. M. Bubb re . turned early yesterday afternoon I from Portland, where he attended 'the interstate commerce commission ; hearing. i I Ashland Visitor Here T. A. Cul- bertson c! Ashland is amnog the ! many out of town visitors in the city. CulberMon is an old-timer I of southern Oregon and has many friends in the city. ! Kodak Finishing that please all Is our specialty. STIXSOX'9 STUDIO 787 Mnln tit. I MuuniiiK la Mi-ilfonl-Horace , Manning, local attorney, is In Med I ford for a short time oa legal busi- neq. HOTEL ASTOO ! 2nd & Hill U Ant.l EVERY ROOM bu PRIVATE TOILET : I 50ri D.thi New. Modern j Qoae to Shopping District and Theatres I FREE GARAGE T,- t V Sei-vice Quality Hurry Cash Grocery Klamath Celery Artichokes Brussels Sprouts Spinach Persimmons Cranberries 20c qt. Butter Substitute 30c lb. Assorted Cookies 30c lb. Klamath Lettuce Eggplant Cauliflower Belle Peppers Florida Grapefruit Seedless Grapes 10c lb. Fig Bars 20c lb. Head Rice 10c lb. 10 LBS. SUGAR 65c With $2.00 Cash Order - A BIG 25 SALE IVllil Plums. 1 lbs Fating Apples. 3 lbs. Itollcd Oats. 3 lbs .. Macaroni, 3 lbs Shredded Wheat. ! pkgs Corn Flakes, pkg. Bran Flakes, pkg IHc Milk. 2 large cans, one small can 1!-V Cocoa, bulk, lb Palm Ollvo Huap. 3 bars Creme Oil Soap. 3 bars Crystal While, 6 bars P. & G. Naphtha, 6 bars . ! Light House cleaner. 4 cans ! Navy Beans, 2 lbs ' Pink Means, 2 lbs t llayo Beans, 2 lbs. . .. : Minced flams, 1 can '. Loganberries, size 2, I run : Illai kherrle. size 2, 1 can : Cherries, size 2. 1 can Pineapple broken slices. size 2 li , Apricots, size 2 H, can U.V I'eaches. site 2 l U.V Sardines. 2 cans S.V sv llc Pork and Beans, 3 small cans tt.V Sauerkraut. 2 lbs . . 2-V ilc Honey, 1 cuke . 2.V Campbells Soup 2 cans. Animal crackers, lpkg U.V ' Dried Italian Prunes. 2 lha : c Hninlns. Seedless. 3 lb U.V drapes. Seedless. 4 lbi SK Lettuce. 3 heads . -' Carrots, 3 bundles TiirnlpsT 3 bunches J.lc Onions, green. 5 bunches 12.V Onions. Dry. lbs w.'fC Tolnutoes. green. & Mm 2."ie Itiltnliagas. 5 lbs . !."c Parsnips, I lbs . Itadislie-. 3 bunches .. S'lliarh. lbs Pumpkin, s lbs . .. -.1o Potato. 1 1) lb S-V Swell Spuds. I lbs 2.V !Mc ilV AV AV IHe S.V AV Ale AV AV, i!.V 'AV Bucket Soap Sale 2 Ivory, 2 Guest Ivory, 1 Ivory Soap Flake 6 P. & G. Naphtha, 1 pkg. Chips for 99c Public Market Phone Your Orders and Pay Our Delivery Man Phone 169 . 126 N. 6th St. Plant Trees in Front of Your Home SPCAISAT 1 KLAMATH KLOTNiNo KOMPAKi) It will pay you to watch these' day's SPECIAIiS for every antrr listed below is a genuine BARGtl of HOSIERY ; if t: r aw a aVsVios'f. Mm' Fine Cotton Drc Sox, 3 Pain tZlUa D. 95C' Men's Good Weight Sox, Cotton And Wool Mixed, 4 Pairs Men's Fine Fall Weight Cotton Union Suit 45 mil hout m I 1ST .! a on I Kit! - wrn Pi fhOf WV'u z' Jih A M 9 mm a: 7- m iu- ipa $1. 10 Discount On a fine lot of fancy Button ai&h. r. i3iip-on aweaiers tU lrm a thp an p 1 la bstw fd tl bntlan jtbror Full Size Itcffutar $3.73 Comforter $2.95 i wu: IBWtk. Brat Men's t of jil tanfr b 12 in. moblli Men's reg ular $7.00 work shoe, fi in. tops $1.85 Men's Lace Khaki Breeches, fine for hunting $1.95 Lite KLAMATH KLOTHING v - nun tw in r Dt NO CLOTH1CR? OINCC Center of Shopping District Plant Trees in Front of Your Hp" It.. . IPOl ous, lion i waltl ito Ki up ay tit" I i-mlf! lot I to
