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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1925)
rus Page Six Keturn from H.WHMuniins -Mr and MM. Tsui Jacks.m and Mrs Nora French and sm I'wicM French, coach of h'sh school ath letics, returned from I'orvalli late Sunday nlitht. after h:nic guests ra the Oregon Arrl.-ultura! college campus for Home-Coin inn week-end. Visiting lit kUniatb Miss t'.ra- duelling of l.aaeview and Mia I. ttra.e Holmes of Portland. ar in cluded in the many out of tou visitor in the city during the iut few weeks. showing U (Ik- tH--Vrs. V Tr. fr, n -ad Mix Vtanda Youa. h.fi known rvKlrn:t of ihr VacJ.vl cvuntry. ' spent ev ,ral Js or the na ek ' iat in KUnuth Fall. I'ue to the li!nea -I vi ib has ! dcr the a veternAV.AU. Mrs 1 re. Misa Want "ere '.' J to t Ihetr hce in Ma. .!.-! s'erday He ui:di-s. Tvtura unil ? from MeOlunl --Mr and! In ICuaWmi - l V: l K. Loonlev ate In. luded j Klamath Falla li . itie recent visiters In Klamalh apendlns a aliurt Fail They are te dents of Med-1 ueaa and pleasure. J . Tu INirilaiiil NnlurtUy tm IIIih- Hen In Klamath Fn)! in make a brief husllicaa trip ,M tulhard cf San Franclco. In lerr.trd In a wholesale produce c-cipany la here for a short time. I). WlllUma of in ItoHoliurit time ml liual- la lunaluK will Falla mr several days. Krob l"art- Sucre-- Mere than s37 persons wtre guests at tV initiation of freshman of Klamath county hiRh school into the inner circles of hich school life on Fri day night in Scandinavian ha'I. In cluded fn the guests were lit) par ents and 17 teachers of the high school faculty. The large num'jer of parents present was due to the invitations which were sent out P. T. A. to lloid Sale Members of the Parent-Teachers association of the Fairview school will hold a choked food sale on Saturday in San'-ford's store. 4?s Main s'.reet The money will go into, the lih rary fund which has recently been roted to purchase boos f r the Fairvica- school UNrary. Saw.Uy frcm t lulouuia - AV. H llu. k an l IM'.ter Paater of t'hll oojin are among the recent Wl t.'n In t:e cl: ta spend Sunday !Mt their hoair Is the reserva tion riiy. earlier in the week to all fathers ohiloqu.n is and mothers, inviting them to at- m tRe iity th tend the first high school party of friends attd : the year. Veiling In Ol Mrs M. A YV'mnyard of Kast.raok fish batch err, located several miles a'.H.ve Me.llur.1 iilur Among the Mrdf- rd v is tors . spend evora. days m the city th;s week are M l FleiJ. W. F Uuvenaerry and Kdaard A. M we. all residents of the vn!!rv city, who are on busi ness in Klantjth Falls. S.HitlMm Paririr Man - V. J. C'a.-nahan la Included in the many vii.tora to apead the week-end In Klamath Falla from Taunina. fr nahan la connected with the office of the Southern Pacific in lha lit tle city. Urrk-Ka.1 In klaiiwih Falla Charles A. Sanborn. lto u. knell and I' . llumasoti of Fpper lake t.rnt the week-end In Klamath Falls visltln with theT frauds. among the viito s week to visit wl Ix-avln- for Trip Miss Theresa Sauderson, head nurse of Klamath Valley hospital and Mias Jennie Jorgenson. X-ray technician of the hospital are leaving this morning by automobile for a week s "gyp ay" tour of the coast, from Cres cent City north. They plan to be representative. on duty next Tuesday morning. At tlie Arvie Hol.-I la.Vjd'J in the many visitors that are stop ping this week ia the Arcade ho tel is R. I). Hanson of .Medford who makes frequent business trips to Klamath Falls ia the Interest of Foster a: Kletser company, of hich he is the southern Oregon Hanson arrived last night ffo: a brief business trip. At th. Og;ivie 1 m.tfcc f: Klamath Wliltr IV-liian 1!. if Sun Francisco, euiitil business trip Fails ia the V rho t.' Interest of the Goodyear Rubber company, which he represents, is apending several djys in the city. Ogllvie Is a guest in the White Pelican hotel. K.-turti from laikevlew- Mr. and Mrs. J. A. llordon have reiurnesl from l-akevlew, where they spent everal da- on bu'lne-a and vlalt Ing with friends Mrs le.rge T. Haidwln and Miss Maude llalilwin are in the neighboring city, where they have taken a noma 'or the winter. likev lew Carstena Is in Klamath ia Lakeriew. lsiior ir. Paul .M ( apending several days Fails from his home AsMilia- In lies-tor's. Mla Helen Abbey is aaalatlng In Hector s store during their aale this week Mr. and Mrs. (. U llrown and Mr. mid Mr. Jamrs tirinies, owners of the llrown-tirlmea ranch on William on rlvrr. left Saturday for Port land, accompanied ty MUs llornlio llrstor. Mr. and Mra. llrown and Mr. and Mrs t.rlmre plan In spend a week In the northern rlly. at tending the Interuatloul t.lvestm'k slow and v. Illne with friends. Mlas Hector plans lo siwnd the winter In Portland with her ataler. Ml Florence) Heclor and her grand mother. Mra. M. K. McOornilck. Willi t onstrortion ('uiiiwn)- I' J. tlavin of Portland, engineer with the Warrrn t'onsiructlon company A real bartaln In a Chrysler 4 touring, slightly used as a demon airator tlct tills car and save l.'ii ll.w o Motor Co., 13th and Mnn onnif UEAD COLDS I I Melt in Mjun; tnhal Tapcm SICKS V VAPORUO ) Uitlnu In Klniiwih - ll.ih jhll. I aon of Mi dford. waa a visitor In 11,. Hilt filenda on Kumlay after. city noon. i5 CET YOUR GUNS AND SI V A. I). LAMBERT, Retara to Klamath After an enjoyable week-end spent on the Oregon Agricultural college cam pus, ilr. and Mrs. Lynn P. Sab in returned Sunday night from Cox Tallis, where they were guests at , Home-Coming festivities. i H.Te for Winter Bill P. Sarria. grading contractor for Pelican Bay camp No. 1. arrived in Klamath Falls yesterday to spend the win ter in the city. Here from Itly W. T. Garrett of Illy, is included in the busi ness visitors in the city yesterday. ItaiiMuuIr HusiiH-HS Visitor J. (1. Wiley, who is interested in the rail road offices of the Southern Pac ific company in Dtinsmuir. ia visit ing ia the city for a brief time. Hardware Iteprewenlistivca Here I. F. Keney of San Francisco, rep resenting a hardware firm of the southern city and George A. Prowse. also representing a hardware com pany of San Francisco, are included in the srorea of traveling men that are in the Klamath Falls territory this week. Returns from Portland Arthur 1 R. Wilsoa. of the Wilson Ahstract ' company, has returned from a brief bnsinesa trip to Portland, that has taken the past week. I Silveiinn Visitors Mr. and Mra. H. C. Lamb are among the visitors in the city this week from their borne in Silverton. Oregon. From Ihin-siiiuir Mr. and Mrs. In frmti Spring; latke Mrs. Mary WilliatnK was a guest In Klamath Falls yesterday from her ranch in the Spring Lake district. ths llu sines In North Marion i v. H. Balrd are among the I)nn Xine is in Portland for several ; mur risitors in Klamath Falls this days oa a combined business and j week. Itaird la connected with pleasure trip. ; tne Southern Pacific company offl- 1 ces in the neighboring city. Ib-sicn from Hospital Miss Jes- lie Caldwell Kodak Finishing that pleases all is our specialty. BTIXWIN'S STUDIO 737 Main Bt, and Miss Lotta Cald well, general duty nurses of Klam-' ath Valley hrmpital. hare resigned their positions with the hospital staff and are now spending a week 1 in Sacramento. The Hisses Cald- ' well, who hare made their home in Shippington, left the latter part of the week for the south, where they plan to visit and possibly remain ' for the winter months. : Returns to Klamath FalL-a-Miss . Adelaide Heffron. who has recent-1 ly returned from St. Paul. Minne- sou. where she has been visiting I for the past mouth, has accepted a position on the staff of the Klam-; ath Valley hospital. Before leav ing Klamath Falls Miss Heffron was interested In private duty work. Winter kar Here from Lakeriew Out of town visitors la the city this week include Matt Carter of Iakevie,w, well known resident of the neiRh- i boring ciiy. ' Cattleman Here Jerry Sise more. well known rancher of the . Fort Klamath country is included in the week-end visitors In the city this week from his home in the neighboring district. Yalnax Visitor F. H. Hntto. well known resident of Klamath Indian reservation, where he makes his home at, Yainax. spent the week end visiting with his many friends in Klamath Falls. ; Comfortable trains at convenient hours every day most everywhere. ' REDUCED ROUNDTRIP FARES between Pacific Coast ioints now effective. Long imits; stopovers. Save travel funds buy round trip tickets. Substantial reduc tions in effect throughout the winter season. And plan your trips to get most-pcr-dollar value. Any Southern Pacific agent will gladly help you. Get his advice and aid. Merchant In the City Dan AVann, one of the prominent resi dents of the Sprague River country, where he conducts a store, spent several days In the city recently on business matters and visiting with friends. J. J. MILLER. Phone 709. District Freight & Passenger Agent. Room 205 Hopka Bldg. ..8th and Main St Klamath Falls, Ore. Some lucky fellow is going to get that Chrysler 4 demonstrator at a Having of 1225. It is a touring model and lias been tise, but little. Howie .Motor Co., 12th and Main. OJiitf KAPSO FOR COLDS at FORBES PURE DRUGS at srsonuTsnsfsraCs: Hotel Manx Powtll Strut at O'Famll SAN FRANCISCO ' 'Nearest lo Every th int" Every modern convenience for the guest. Circulating Ice water Hospitality and p-g gooa service., fg HARVEY M. TOY K-snP.S-t rt). Sim. Watch for Saturday's Are You Lucky and Bargain Page Mrs. Barney Noud Was the Lucky One Last Saturday mm i mm i i ni li i i ati n it n' i n m m it i iw - I 1 'riM P . -alfl ' ,ra,. 11 IMI'LilJ Style is Tailored in Every Line of These New Fall Suits and Overcoats Good style is not necessarily too costly. We've proven that form; years. Style is the backbone of our business but never has been overlooked. You'll net a real fhrill wli tf ?1 Vsfkfl af i Kama - 1 0 0 11 P. " "a.vaa JI)U VWllliJ UIIU &tU lUV OlllOi things for fall at the prices for which we are able to sell them Here's an immense assortment. Just tell us what you have in you'll find it here. Particularly striking are the values at $35 $40 $45 KLAMATH KLOTWiron naaaasmawaiasMassss.-MJ - The Center of the Shopping District rVWVaVaWj.
