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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1925)
Paee EigH Tuesday, October 20, 1023 ' W LOCALS f THE KLAMATHfct1 Probes Mitchell's Blast of Charges I I'util, iiikii Here Fdaou I.. Foulke of Yreka. California. 1 n,-nlirK m-vor.il days here on liiHi' '" motid with emtio buyinc. .. I....... I., Nmili -W. t Vail' IWuniliig llmna Mr. It ! KnHN llif Kih,i. u. .. Ln..n Klamath i Wuaurr Is returning In her home , Turn lver of III... .' S r.umil " ... .... I .. lawyer will l.k Into 1ok.iI affair: In I'slgary. AH-fru. Canaita. nav- while lu the .u;li. Hildebrnnd Resident lu Havld Visit at timer laikc niiu of Hildebrand. s Included . Mrs. Percy F.vans und i h. nut nf ina-n visitors in Mrs. O Klamath Falls yesterday. I Mr. and J Mr and ,. Bellman are Included in the many Klamath Fall rest- dents to spend Sunday at Crater j Merrill Handier In Lon Storey. . lake. According to the visitors the well known rancher ocn Monday lake was exceptionally beautiful and ; afternoon in Klamath Falls, where ' the water exceedingly clear and J he transacted business affairs and ( flue, visited with friends. j rre from Chiloquln Mrs. V. i vun-Mr H. E. Smith F. Grob of ChllOQuin. is among of Olene. ia included in the many ! the many shoppers and visitors In! visitors In the city this week, from j Klamath Falls yesterday. his ranch. ! 1 j Visit in Valley A party of the Visiting at Trulore Home Mr. , younger set enjoyed a drive to j and Mrs. E. D. Trulove are enjoy-j Medford aad Jacksonville, where In a week's visit from their they, visited with friends during friends. Dr. and Mrs. Beauchamp ; Sunday. Those in the party were i of Albany, who arrived in Klam-j Miss Anna Michaelson. .Miss Min ath Falls on Saturday night, s nle Michaelson, Miss Lettio Mlch- 'aelsea, Olat Ness and Swan John- A. i'V'f ... ,. - To Visit With Daughter Mr. and Mr. Charles Holloway of Brownsville, Oregon, In the Wil lamette valley, arrived in Klam- r In .mi Itiixinnui E. II. Union irf San Francisco, geuer.il distribu tor for the lllulilier Bay Lime r"m" pany. was In Jliimath Fall- over ihe week end aud on his v:-l: In the city ihiiae the Ulg Uasin Lum ber company as the. exclusive acents for the sale of their line in Klam I ath Falls. Horton left Monday fur the south. Ing apent Hi" two inoiitlia vla- lilng wlih her parents, Mr. anil Mrs. , E. Freuer. well known rancher lt.., I., rio-h. M "' . yrn ,,,, r..h In l-o. i i.unihitr of ih., ..mscll valley spent!"' " Valley Handlers In Will Camp ' bell and Frank C.rohs. well known (ranchers of the Langell valley dis trict spent Monday in Klamaih Falls visiting with friend' and i transacting affairs. Sensational charires ,! CiA Week-Kmi at Ranch Miss Mary William A. Mitchell, demoted Walker and Miss Bernice Hector ass,s,..n aiiof of the arwv air service, refranlini; the blame for mjh Fall, on Sunday evening, to spent the past week-end at the spend a month or aix weeks visiting! Grimes-Brown ranch on Wllllam with their daughter and son-in-:on river, where they were the law Mr. and Mrs. Guy Satterlee. ' guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Holloway are well j and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Grimes. known In the valley where they j have made their home for a num- From Rocky 1'olnt Mr. and Mrs. ber of years. Art Leavitt are included ia the j scores of visitors to spend yes- Returning Home After visiting! terday in the city shopping and with ber daughter and son-in-law, ! visiting with friends from their Mr. and Mrs, E. D. Trulove. Mrs. William Holloway will leave this morning for her home in Albany. She will be accompanied to her home at Rocky Point. the licnandoah ricvutrnt, are Ih injr inre-tiat! .1 by M.ij. On. Eli A. llcliuuk (.iliovr) umler orders of the war dtiurtmrnt. This is regarded as a prelimin ary to court-martial proceedings against the colonel. Officii! In Monday tieorce Of field spent Monday in Klamath Falls on business from his well known ranch In Merrill. llonanan Vialtoi of Bonanta was city ' yesterday. -Mrs. John rtur.n shopper In the the day In Klamath Fulls Monday. Arrive In I'Hy Mr. and Mr. K. M. Wilmin, arroiiipanlcd hy Mrs. . I., Ilarvey arrived 10 Klamath Falls last night to visit at the homes i.f Mr. and Mr. Harry lloeller and Mr. and Mrs. Nate Ot torheln. Mrs. Ilarvey ki Mrs. Ot terheln's mother and Mrs. Wilson her sl.-ter. Mrs. Ilarvey Is Mrs. lloeller's daughter and Mrs. Wil son, her granddaughter They plan to visit In Klamath Falls for the early part of the week before returning to their home In the valley. Vlltln With Hon Mrs. J. II Chastsln cf llonansu la spending the week In the city visiting wllh Mr. and Mrs. llaude Chaslaln. her son and daughter-in-law. I valley. I tkmiinui Mlor Hen- Mr. A. IV Langell, Mr. and Mrs. lain I). : Hurke and sun Mllhtirn, Mr. and ' Mrs. Fraut IVmIa and Moore l.ylle are liicluded In th score of vlsl lor to spend Monday In Klamath 1 Falla visiting and transacting af (aria. Hurke l recovering from a slight lllneos which has kept him .confined to his home for aom time In the neighboring clly. ! i In on Ituslnr Frank Haster' I and Franrl Freuer, well known i rancher of Ihe I'na valley district pent Monday In Klamath Falla via ' Itlng and transacting affair. Hllaa Ollonchaln Mm. In th. city vl.,,,,"1;; nf l .. 111 tL ,r, - Ihelr ohm. 0 Nui,',' I'lne tliqre lUarho, . the m-nres of busl ,V" Ih. ye.l.rd.y M "j of I'.n. lr, ,r, from til taiiv-n. In from Tilloouj Jnrl Prima apea. .a. ath Fall, visiting ),, J; 'I lm, hnm, 1 ..... ... . , vniioqat. I'rlma la plannln ta i t.r part at Ih wMk t . 1 elsco to study nur,,-, flJ Ainonj Hie Vlallui-. Mra. Jo Mahoney cf llonanu la Included , In the srorea of out of lown vial- tor In Klamath Falls yesterday. KAPSO FOR C0(7 FORBES I PURE nuiifV "(V At the Hull Hotel "Once upon time there were two traveling ; men and cne sold shoes for Cind erella's feet and the other sold nice comfy ones for old ladles' tired feet und they both came from a little town called Rochester, New Returns to Klamath Mrs. L. F. Wilms returned to Klamath Falls home by her husband and her son. I on Sunday from Talent. Oregon. Wayne Holloway. who arrived in j where she has been since early the tity Saturday night for a brief) July caring for her mother, the i York. visit and to accompany her north. ( late Mrs. Catherine Alfc-rd. j "They were both called drummers I and one wore a gray felt hat and Here to .xjrato Another reii-1 tae cae w.tB shoes for old ladles Visit at Lake Rev. and Mrs. Arthur L. Rice. Mra. Sarah Phil lips and Mra. W. S. Slough spent Sunday afternoon enjoying the ex cellent weather at Crater lake. dent of Kansas has "come west" wore a red carnation in his gray iu uia.e uis nuiue aau mis lime ulauit. happened to be cne who is well' ,. . , ..... , , . , t , Ana the man wno sol l:t.le acquainted with many prominent , . , ... ' , , , Cinderella shoes was mad at the Klamath residents. Frank Drake ! .. . . . . V f nf - Mn-nhnr V 1 .j ,.- ...... , ueeause ne prinieu ... . - .- . -. - ul eicuiuuiii, ixausus. arrotu lu i . . , . Wright of the Western Transfer tUe clty the Mr!y part of ,he week ! "U, "amf D t' .... , hnlol and ho rt.l ion 1a,I him fn, aoll. ins 'Granny Slippers." " That was last night in the Hail ' i hotel when E. W. Thull of Roches- ter printed his name on the regis ter sheet and William Burness i didn't .like It. But there are just as many nice old ladies with bun- company is the latest addition tOiand renewed the acquaintance of the Klamath county chamber of , Mr. Mm Fred finrli-h Mr. md i " - - "J commerce as signified by the mem-I Mrs. Syd Evans and Mr. and Mrs. bership card which he nas sign- j percy Evans. Drake was a Kan ed. Mrs. Rowe Lenves Mrs. George Rowe left early Sunday morning for the north where she will visit for aome time with ber parents and members of her family in Great Falls. Montana. Mr. Rowe aceompaneid' his wife to the valley where she was a passenger on the northbound train. sas rancher before moving to the coast and is now seeking a favor able location. To Entertain Tomorrow Mrs. Z. J. Powell will entertain for mem bers of the A. N. W. club at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Stoopes ImprovinR-Friends , lon3 ani co that nced comfort of Mrs. C. J. Stoopes will be sor ry to learn that she is improv ing but slowly from a severe at tack of bronchial pneumonia, which has kept her confined to her bed for the past three weeks. She has had medical attention constantly. as young ladles with dancing In clinations and both men are con tent in selling their own kind of shoes, one with the gray felt and the other with the pretty carnation. Close Lake Cabin Mr. and Mrs. J. Percy Wells spent Sunday at Lake ot the Woods, where they closed their attractive cottage un til the summer months of the com ing year. According to Wells the day was exceedingly beautiful, al though a tfnge ot winter was In the air. Many Children Enroll Every Post Offire to Move According ; to John A. McCall, Klamath Falls' postmaster, the post office will be i moved from ts present location to Ninth and Klamath during the week. McCall wculd not state the exact day as the work on the new post office building has not been thoroughly completed. Board Meeting laiat Xlfrht Mem bers of the school board of the city schools met in the office of the superintendent, J. Percy Well last night to hold their regular Oc- Kodak Finishing that pleases all is our specialty. STIXSOX'S STUDIO 737 Main St. l I i 'lii You're in luck 1 1 H when you're ! . jj&'f inside a If Kuppenheimer Overcoat ' i IB day, according to Superintendent!,.. . , ., ' . . . tooer meeting. Allowance of bills ot Schools Wells, more children j enroll in the Klamath Falls schools in both the lower and uDper grid es. Five children, three boys and two girls, enrolled yesterday in Central schoi!, the majority In the I and regular routin; work com i pleted the meeting last night. At the Arcade Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Carslen of Dorris, are spending a short time in the city from their lower grades. "There Is nothing as nome , northern California. They .uu.i.1... . - " i are "topping at the Arcade hotel .9 me iu':iKaseu cuiuii.ii.ui lu tiii- clty schools," said Wells yesterday, when commenting upon the many new students. Muny at Lako of Woods Al though the season for cottagers and summer guests at Lake of the Woods Is practically over, those who made their last visit to the re- while in Klamath Falls. Lnkovlow Business Visitors E. O. Favell and G. S. Morrl of Lake view, are among the business visi tors in the city this week. From Hie Fort Bob Gonlen Is spending a short time visiting with friends this wppIc tmm ik. sort on Sunday reported s IffRe I Gorden ranch In Fort Klamath number of visitors, the majority ot those at the lake taking advantage " - of Sunday's splendid weather to close their cabins and leave their cottage grounds in condition for the winter. 25' is the right price to pay for a good tooth paste LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE Large Tube 25' Visit Willi Hon Howard Barn hlsel enjoyed a viilt from his father. Mr. Barnhlsel of Tucoma. Washington, and his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barn hlsel. The party were enroute north from Fresno, where they spent a short time. Wevk-Knd at Cnntn Mrs. Helen Iloyt ot Seattle, Miss Marjnric Johnston, Miss Vera HnuUun and Miss Anna May Johnston spent the week-end at Pelican Bay camp No. 1, with the father of the Misses Johnston, J. C. Johnston. t'loso Ciihln nt Ijike Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rogers closed their i enhln at Lake of the Woods over! the week-end after (.per.il'ng Sun-' day at tho lako wllh tholr family, j GET YOUR GUNS AND SHELLS HERE . SPORTSMEN'S SUPPltEl y7 w A. D. LAMBERT, Prop. This one, particularly, is a comfortable, companionable garment. Sturdily built of deep, rich fabric. It is tailored with pati ence and zeal. We have a most impressive array of very .handsome Kuppenheimer Overcoats.' You'll find it easy to select yours from the Greatcoats Tube Coats Ulsterettes Storm Coats Ulsters Chesterfields Boulevardiers Motoring Coats Dress Coats $35.0 0 to $85.00 Other Grades $15.00 to $30.00 LAM ATH KLOTmircn .1 t"it a ' ? y I """"'" SINCE lOOl r . i I j lfarr-; -T-ZZ. ,, , lJ . Plant Tree. 7" ,
