The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, October 27, 1925, Image 8

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    Page Eight
Turla Octobor ?T. 1923
THE
LOCALS
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rt : recent word rr.-.rJ
i- tiojrp Casper. i
kK ajed father la tr'
h takes hi fa'.h.r t
...r, Nn York. where
,.,,,.! rk.N ia Valley Mr. (1141
f... um ..i. rnui pirnt .....
111 . j with taclr any friend, aad ''
Korae- j live.
.11 P4t ;
a m 3 i't lie
the
. iy-krf. rhru-l Hunt for Ou.ill C. S. Currin. C
.i.nrd C lr JP left t-!C. Carr.n of Portland. Paul Coca- la the many out cf town b.tae.
.or ort. the, r.a of Portland. d Harry , l lh. r ty yesterday
snead Mine time oa busiaeas. Utcr saer .peat Suuday afternoon huat- Mr. and -vtra. irw. "
areeedmg to Corr.Hi.. where taey In, for quail la lb. Swan late v.!- well .a rancor, of the
will attead Oregon Agricultural col- ley. According to the sportsmea. uiu district.
lege home-coming. Both Christian- their luck wag exceedingly poor and i
i .s.- nf the the. returned homo without bag- i-Mkuuia Ybdlor It. M. Po::er
sea and . .- - : -
on n.i,. Tk.i. charter on O. A. C. sing one of the fowl. of Chiioqaln. spent yesterday
.,, and hare been speadlng the ; city locking into .usinrae a.'fair
past moath ia Klamath Falls. i .a.proaJr.era.1 Pure Society is and other
Mayo I - ui,..i u il.io
haa
,-Ed Pun-
r.!annins to attead the Apron aad
CalM Make Money More than Overall dance to be given on Wed-
70 was realized by member oi si. nesda aigat iu ine cias icj.ir.
care i f
Calr eweae;a ,f ,)riy for Mwlford lo
hnaii t.optt tor the reroer a oi i....ri kniaea affairs aad look
Mr. ("j.rr. iBta matter uf Intereet. lie
1 i accompanleo ai far aa tho all)t
Tv. lr Thl. Wrrk- Mrs. rt 0T Arthr K Wlla. ho cob
Mir(a Luia. aad ycuac toa are llssMi t Portland for a few da
ev,.trJ to return lo K'.aT.atk Fall .; 0f batiaeu.
the Utter part of trie erk after;
tn the .ind ns the paat month in I urt-, Mbb a vllei Mr. aad Mra. It
land iiinu with Mr aao I XI. Smith. aHa lirace Hoaglaad aad
rr.suer. ui .a.e.r,.. : . ... ... ... ... I
f . . - nHl MRU DDH1- I - - '
a iiuuHR i"i -t -
Knlrtlalnliia: an WmtneexUrTo-1 II
nini ine uia tlrlfflih . oui
pmre am re ine ateae or aa old 1
faihlnned dancing party aad etea
ln al rarda when member of ell.
Mary Altar (iull.l entertain their
many iuet The raarh la lo
cated I) milea out tif Klamath
Falla va tlie Merrill hihway.
fr uT'
Of tee.
'an. oa Xoaa-Tl
Ha tor,,l4 i
In ,h.
Mr.. J. e J Jl
re.ld.t o, ZV
In frwwt Melln Anion Cack.. Monday .h.u""1'
well kaowa rancher of the Malm .'and (latUa. iii
diilriri. u ini-iuuea in ine many
tl.ltor In the city yeaierday. Cacka
Is called oa Jury duly In the city
tut. week.
aooa
Wing ai J,
To Take
Uemlar. bookuTj
Minor fomn... T; 1
CoreallU. ii"1 "1
II. aura In ril iHm taelv Wli. ! fnnai.ki ... a. 1
. - . ... ... .. f lk I. ... . ,L. a.. " tltl!
I'iee Itxlp" VMtor Out o' town' Spink la from "hll")ulB Ju.tlce ' ,nl lB the Talley.
i., i Ki.m.ri. Pall. MoaJar nt ih. R. C. Si;ak " Wood
the c tr vreteraay . (vhtn fhHooBi.Xale Otler-
: You may
able ca.n
b
prite
ui mie vvt. ine ureto. .
able to win a alu- campus aad w l
OIT ylaitor. 1
z. .. . ,,a j ... .v. i.i.i. i rr.r-i. on h Elk .frornn Isrluded Everett DeBtoa Rner w In
cooked food aad rummaii Mle. held elubi social caleadar for the win- who t. a well known reldent of afternoon on bu.lne from , u .p,,,,, wr day la the
A committee haa been work- Pine KtJie. uentoa traaru uu- a;, noma ia imioiiJ'. rhilouuta country tlantai in me
the court house
cooked food
Ramnlae. The moaey will to to- ter.
h. torment of a a'aao which I lnr dii;ent!r to prepare ore of ine af!a!ra ia
the guild is bayinic. ; the moat eatertaialng affair of while ia Klimath.
, the season. j .
. . , . t . ,, Sr!l Titubrr Land For
iwyai .inpir. u. j ,.,,.,-.... n ,. .,H..r,.lr, of 11 500. T
water. Otterbela left
are oat ia the windows anaoaacinK
ike daace lo be eiren ia L O. O. r .
has sold t-j the Wejvrhaeaaer Tlm-
.. ... I reeerratloa
! To F.airrtala ThLv n " : o0 Kuaday afteraooa. aad plan, lo
, BathiaBr aad Mrs. C. U Harrey , nlnrn ,uoigl.t-con-
win .nirrtaia far mem'.-ert of the,
A. Wall paa Matron club of Aloha ("hapt-j
r .roent Snadar in Medfard Tlsit
W Z OcZZ tCTmmr, ot K -It- and aunt. Mr. ber company a section of -ell titn-
fraVNehbor. The affair U d Mr. J. J. SteiRer. Holbew, bered land la the northern H!y
first wiatera actirity
the county clerk.
er. O. E. S. at the Itathiaay h.ime.
Friday afteraooa at i 3"
tie iwm .-". ...... - - . . .
of lhe.speaas main ui uw " ' " ' w ' - -
.... ... ...... . .... .!.. YfatiA- . . f .... n .... . I K. .tfftr. Of ft
. : . : .v.... i h rails axiinaiea .ivu . -.' ' i-iu.j . . . . -- v.
ITHB. LS SS111U1 VIIUCMI. w .1. .
' , fee Lumber Lumber company
' I Portland.
I To Leave fur the South Mr.
'LeaTiac oa Trip Carl Coleman.. P.l. fieorae .nd Mr. Marion Hanks and dauch-
kaown to practicanr erery inxuni .. r the Ameri- ter. Mlm Ferne Hanka will
nee that .tona la Klamath Falls as
. ... ..... caa
tne nittn. ciera o. ie SandaT ,nd Monday, on busl
Borth to joy two weeks' Wvn . d
tor to fill ia hi fortnifibft raca-i
. ii Mvaai arith 1 l.ftnrtw
ontiac iMnplwraalla. pln to ro as
Pound.,d t.T.T hT.'d North Bend on Cos Bay.! To t.o Knoll, S.H,n-Mrs.
eluding Portland aad Seattle in . , d , the i Meiuoer and dauchter. Mn
Itinerary- ,nterest ot tne Muncer Service , ford tl. Lucas will leave for San
Laundries. Francisco aurlnr. tne commit weea
Type foundry was in the city la the morales by motor for San
Franrico aBd other soutnera cit
ies, where they will spend a fort
night racatloninn in California.
Miss Hank is on her r. cation from
the American National bank.
Yiillns la KUmalh Falli Mr.
I oilier aad daunMer. Ml
Durothy Collier, ree dents of tu-
ene. are visiting for a fortnight at
the home of Mr. Collar'. .ns
Andrew Collier and Alfred ColP.er.
leare ts. nreaenre of Mr. C.'.llfr la the
from Const f.orjon
. ; MacAnley has returned from a
1 brief business Tislt to Marshfield
'and North Bend on Cos Bay.
city with her dsnghier a1.N t a
large group of Ttsitors In the Col
lier family aa Mr. and H". W. K.
liel-ay aad daughter Lola and O.
I). Ueemer are also guuta la Klam
ath from Portland.
Irave fi Ux North Alter
penJlng two week. In the city slai-e
hi. return from Kan Francisco.
Henry Has. left yesterday after
aooa for Hood Hirer aad Purtlaad.
Haas was formerly affiliated with
the First National bank of Klamath
Falls. While la Hood KKer he will
vl.lt with his parents. Mr. and Mra.
Th-odore Haas, aad his brother.
Theodore. Jr. During hla two week."
vUll here he has made hla home
with hi. .liter sad brother-in-law.
Mr. aad Mr. Johnny llonstnn. Haas
will reside petmaaeatly la Portland,
according to present plaaa.
A. C.
1. Clif-
VUlt In Valli-y "Happy" Ilrook-
Mrs. Daris III Mrs. Claude Davis
haa been confined to her borne for j
several day with aa attack of
illness.
Vlxlt la Ashland Included ia the
many visitor in Aahland during the field had as his passengers lo Med
past week were Mr. and Mrs. Harry ford oa frundsy afternoon Mrsa
Ooeller. who spent the latter part Inet Jenkins. Mies Kuth Llndsey
end to spend aa enjoyable tea days' of tn, week In the rallry city, and and Miss Constance Crystal, who
Xevr Students Kojjlster Monday vacation. ; in Medford. spent
i was a busy day ia Klamath Falls j ! city
schools reisteriag the many new; visit M Xelson Ranch Mr. and' visitor In Klamath Mr. and
'students, who enrolled th early Mrs. J. A. Perry were week eru Mrs. Ellon C. Wright of Caielle. ;
TVlpbiaH Club to Meet One of pjf, 0j tije week. One student en- guests at the home of Mr. and California, spent the past week-end
lb most interesting programs of terecj central ichool In the sixth Mrs. Grant Nelson la the WordeB Klamath Falls, vlsitiag with their
Use year will be heard today ia UK:pjt dlatrlet. where the Nclsoa ranch l ,n r E Wright and with their1
saa room of the White Pelican hotel. J 'located. They were Joined on Sun-: daughter and son-in-law; Mr. and
whea Delta Gamma chapter of the! visk In Valley Mr. and Mrs. , Aty afternoon by Miss Jean Perry Mr, (;fn prultt.
Delphian tlab will hold their reg-j. Percy Wel'.j and Mr. and Mrs. anci jjr an( rJ. t. S. Abb-Jtt. j ' i
alar October chapter meeting all Harry Ackley. accompaaied by Mr. pry enjoyed a quail hunt while ,irTP fram Bray Mr. and Mr.. I
i:a p- as. asra. i nomas .. Lamp-, wells' mother. Mr, tuna n cm oa tSe ranch but was uniuccessiai Lce Coftmberry of Dray, spenl the I
the
rlth
afteraooa
friend..
In the valley
GET YOUR GUNS AND SHEUj
l
&oamirN$ svppur
m
lUrNrT0
A. D. LAMBERT, Prop.
Make It Snappy For Values
bell, president, will preside, and
amber of members will contribute
to the afternoon.
To Eatertada With Party Miss
Elda Houston and Bass Brown will
snent Sunday in Ashland, wnere
Mrs. Wells returned to her home,
after visiting in Klamath Falls for
the past three weeks.
in his search.
1 latter part of the week visiting in ;
; the city, and looking Into business
affairs. Coffenberry is affiliated
Kile Deed Beulah Tiga,-o filed
a deed yesterday In the office f ! with the Harland-Bray Lumber com
I the county clerk showing owner-' paIir ot fjray.
Here from A!goma George j ,hlp 0j ot 17D of block S in Klarn-
entertain for a large number of ,the Hoffman, foreman of the Algoma alh pans. The land wss purchased
younger set with a party at the! Bex factory spent Monday in the i rrom pearl Bolduc fc-r a cocsid
Browa residence on Hallowe'en j city transacting bminess affairs. eration of $1,500.
night. The affair will be a "spook" j -
party, to accordance with the weird' Sunday in Val'ejr Mr. and Mrs. 1 Leave for Portland Friends of
Bight. I D. N. Clemens. Mr. and Mrs. Mar- : Mrs. Docla Norrls will be glad to
; iou Hanks, Mr. aad Mrs. Henry iMra that she Is enjoying a week's
Ia frost WUllantsoa River Mrs. ronlt B(I Mr- Clark, are among the ; vacation In Portland wlih friends
Frank Sutton of the Williamson ' mlF Tisitora from Klamath Falls sn(J relatives. Mrs. Norrls was
river store and hotel, spent Monday i to Pnd Sunday in Ashland and accompanied as far as Medford by
in Klamath Falla oa business. ' other valley points. The party en- Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hayes. MLs3
I joyed a picnic lunch , in the Ash
land park.
In from Chiloqnln Out of town
visitors in Klamath Falls yesterday
Included Claude Newman of Chtlo
quin. where he Is affiliated with
Sugarman'a store in the reservation
city.
Ia oa Buiaese Ellsworth Moore
asd Elsie Moore, his brother, prom
inent ranchers of the Poe valley
country, were In the city yesterday
to transact business affairs.
Entertain At P .r Farm The in
mates ot the Klamath county poor
farm enjoyed the entertainment of
Sunday afternoon, which was ac-
i corded them by members of the
Krtara from South Miss Martha yount, peoples class of the First
Cpp and her sister. Miss Joe Vpp. ! Baptist church. The entire afier-
nave reiurnea :rom Los Angeles. noon was spent !n
i-ong ueacn. Hollywood and an ; a musical program which the class
.usr. ,uey spent tneir and tne instructor had been work
two weeks vacatioa. visiting wh;ing wl;n for S3me ,lme.
.uc.i .laici mm uiany irienas. 1 ney
! Visiting; in Klamath Mr. and
Wyma
Ayers.
Brotherton and Harvey
At Ilocky Point Mr. and Mrs.
H. N. Moe are enjoying a week's
outing at their cabin at Kocky Point
on Klamath lake. They entertain
ed for a few guests over the week
end. According to visiters In that
oar or Klamath county the seen-
presentation of ery j3 exceptionally beautiful and
the trees turning to a rich golden
hue.
evening, and assumed their positions
Monday morning. Miss Jo l.'pp is
employed In the First National bank, I
Miss Martha Upp with Lorent company.
Visiting from Aililnnd Mr. and
Mrs. Sherman Morehouse and daugh
ter, Miss Caribel Morehouse of A.h-
Mrs. A. Mclrwin are Interesting vis- j
itors in the city for the early part '
of the week. They are residents !
of Astoria and are friends of Mr. !
and Mrs. Lloyd Stoner of Klamath I
Falls.
In Yesterday Bu;ines visitors
in the city this week Included Mr.
and Mrs. K. Loosley from their
ranch In the Fort Kiamath country.
i Weaver to Upturn Friends of
land, were recent visitors In the! gl)mmer in Klamath Falls will be
i p i-Z y Wlth .Mr8 j iad to know that he is anticipating l
"7" . " ;--'.ntin oi aonn:a retUrn viU tc- Klamath to gpend
Alnth ntreet t , , . , . .
j Home time with his uncle and aunt.
Air. and Airs, jonn i-epparu oi urea-
P0UGHS
Return lo Home Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Patterson of Chico passed
through Klamath Falls on Sunday,
enroute to their home in the south,
after visiting at Crater lake, com
pleting the loop trip through Med
ford, the lake and Klamath Falls.
They arrived In their home last
night.
Apply over throat and chest
swallow email piece of
Vftcets
Qm3 Million Jut, tWrf Y,1. '".
WOOD
Our LIMB-WOOD for the
winter Is coming In now, aad
we can make Immediate del
iveries oa most any quantity.
W have l!-lnch and 18
Inch lengths on hand, and can
supply you In i and 4 foot
lengths also, on orders.
The quality of tnls wood
Is good and it is dry.
Price are right.
We handle all kinds of
WOOD, also COAL aud FL'El.
OIL.
'1
Peyton & Co.
Wood to Burn."
601 Main Phone 535
cent avenue und with his many
friends. Weaver hits recently re
turned from a visit in Chicago.
Merrill Visitor John Cox, ranch
er of Merrill, spent Monday In the
city, looking into business affairs.
Return fo Oro villi' Mr. and Mrs
C. A. Haliwell and son Junior, havei
returned to their home In Orovllle, '
after visiting In Klamath Falls, j
They are the parents of Mr. ami ;
Mrs. George Chastain of Chiloqnln,
where they also visited. Mrs. Hall
well has been in Klamath Vails for
some time, her husband arriving re
cently lo accompany her to thoir
home. They are former residents of
Klamath Falls, where they have
many friends. Ilnliwcll was man
ager of the Standard Oil station dur
ing his residence here, and Is now
affiliated with an automobile con
cern in Orovllle.
Nhopping Satunliiy Mr. and Mrs.
A. T. Langell and their daughter
are Included In the many out of
town visitors In the city Saturday
from their home In Bonanza.
Cattle lliijcr Here Herb Phillips,
cattle buyer for Swift & Co., Is in
the city from his home In tho south.
Phillips Is a former resident of
Klamath Falls, and has been calling
on his many acquaintances since In
the city.
Here from Chlloquln Business
visitors In the city yesterday In
cluded Jack Almeter of Chlloquln,
where be is associated with (ieln-.
ger's store. :
I i
Your beauty will not be mar
red by glasses selected here.
You will get the stylo thai con
forms naturally with your fea
tures plus the lenses that will
correct your defective vision.
"There is serious
danger In putting off
that needed eye-examination."
DR. H. J. WINTERS
Hje Bight Specialist.
W Grind Our Own Classes,
Klamath Falls, Oro.
MASQUERADE CARNIVAL
HALLOWE'EN
SATURDAY, OCT. 31., AT MALIN
SAILING'S ORCHESTRA
m mm u mm in in.
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I
PORTLAND.
OREGON?
Oct.3l-Nov.7
$90,000 in Premiums
SEE THE BEST IN THE T Avr.
RBDUCED FARES ON ALL RAILROADS "
VA
V I laduKll.1 Produrt. E.Mb. ,d Th. wiJ hmeuT VvlZV.!" d I
Orlobar Sal Fads 31st.
They're Rare Values!
WINTER COATS;
The Instinct For Quality is a Priceless Inheritance. Vhe
Style and Low Price Equal Quality. Selection is Ever tiu
Rarest Pleasure.
S14.98, $19.89, . $22.88, $31.00
' , " .V
T RULY this October Sale is an amazing opportunity
' an event that marks the most favorable chance to save
on quality Coats. While low price may be an inducing factor,
it's the style, the fabrics and the needlework that will interest
every prospective buyer. Many of these Coats are lavishly
trimmed in furs. Sport Coats are included in these four at
tractive coat specials. '
nd Chiloquin
Tour Iota new full dresso., $r,.r,, $n.(,o. 10.1S, H.7.
al.o Inrludud In October Bale.