The Klamath news., November 17, 1925, Image 8

Pag Eight
Tuesd.iv.' Nov. 17. lf25
LOCALS
llrufiliM Returns Here Mr. and (uokitl Food NaV Members of
i Mr. H. K. Deweese. o( Klamath j the I'areut-Teachers' association of
Ksll. have returned from a trip to, the Central school will conduct
Kansas City. Kausas. Mr. Deweese cooked food aale on Saturday morn-j
is proprietor of the Star drug store! Inc. The aala will be held In thei
here. Central school.
.Mills Food Sale More than 10 J Visiting ' In Klamath Mrs. Ber
waa cleared on Friduy night of j tha Bell of Rly, and Mra. J. A. Tark
last week when members of the j er. also of Bly, are in the city vls
Milla Parent Teachers asaoeiar! itlng wlia Mrs. Parker' daughter
tion enjoyed a cooked food sale and Mr, Bell'j sister, Mrs. Jame
at the schoolhouse. J. V. Kin-1 Drtscot!.
nell served proficiently a aue-i "
tloneer on the evening and the; Sirs, MilliT III Mrs. Irene Mil
evening's pleasure was heightened . lor was taken to the Klania'.h Cen
by the addition of Beveral num- eral hospital yesterday, suffering
hers by the girls' quartette from ' severely from typhoid fever which
the high school with Miss Eloisejshe has been suffering for the pat
McPherson directing them. Mr. ! week. Her condition of last night
and Mrs. B. F. Siewart also en-! considered serious. . '
tertalned during the evening with;
several violin and piano numbers.! Attractive Window One of the
, prettieat windows of the week Is
Jim. Newconib Leaves Thalia ; Hat of the Pllcher company. The
B. Newcomb, for aome time sec-1 front window of which was arrang
retary In the office of the county 'i tastefully in the new shades
agent, left yesterday afternoon by ; of brilliant lip stick reds, silver
motor for California, where she fox and other furs. A background
plans to remain permanently. Mrs. ! of black added to the attractive
Newcomb has plans for the build-' showing of one of the newest la
Ins; of an Inn on the Redwood colors this fall.
highway, one of the most beau
tiful scenic spots along the Pac-
Mr. Peterson VMts Schools Fred
j Peterson. .Klamath county superiu
' tendent of schools, yesterday visited
at Jlalin and l.ikhy. Me will be in
' his office fur a short time this
! morning.
ItarrM.r Hack In City Robert B.
Kuykendall, member of the prom
inent local law firm of Kuykendall
sVKudkendall. returned here yester
day from Eugene. . He attended
homecoming at the University of
Oregon, of which he is a graduate.
Kciurn from Kugcne Mrs.
Wayne Akera and on Richard
Wayne, and her mother. Mrs. Titus,
of Kugene, returned to Klamath
Falls Sunday, having been met In
Ashland by Mr. Akers. Mr. Titus
plans to visit tor several weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Akers.
' Pan-lit. YMtlmt -Ross Price lias J
relurutd to Klamath Falls over Ilia ;
past 'Week end after a visit spent In
Portland. He was accompanied to
Klamath FalU by Ills parents. Itev.
and Mr. Price, who will spend some
time with them lit the city. Rev. I
Price is pastor of one of the lariter J
Congregational churches In Portland. !
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Farm laiiut Sold C. A. I! a intra,
has sold to Frank P. Mile SI acre!
of farm land In the Hairy country.'
according to deed filed yesterday in 1
the county clerk's office.
.Morten Vl.iting -Frank Morten
of North Bend, on Coos bay. I visit
ing for several seeks with his uncle'
snd aunt, Mr. sml Mr. Phil l.cn
nan. Morten drove over the ntouu-i
tains, and reports very Utile snow,
between Klamath and Hie Coos''
country.
Hut lamil Mnnroo Martin has
old to A. I.. Wlahnrd. lot 700, block
117. Ill Mills addition, for a e.msld
eralloti of $1500. The deed was
filed yesterday afternoon In the of
fice of Ilia county clerk.
Mr. Klmipst Improves Mr,, f j
Hloouea. lliulher uf Um ll.., n
tell, I allahtly Improved, according
to Mr, llnrli h yesterday, who spent i
the day with her, from her hoiua In
Altamout. Mrs. rltoopea was able to'
be out Hundny for tlio flrat time In j
m-svii week. ,
"ell's.
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Buy your Chrletinee rant .it
Southwell.. Mil
K-l AUATII Vilt fV nnuitivi, '
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The coal of reliable hospital rare In ! 'pat TtK
maternity win be from S0, to I so. oTINSON'S
Ifle coast. Her many friends will
regret her absence from the city.
Leave for South Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Dalton. accompanied by Miss
Elna Jenson, left early yesterday
morning for San Francisco, where
they will make their home. Miss
Jenson will visit with friends and
relatives in- the south for a fort
night, returning to Klamath Falls
the latter part of the month. While
In . the south the three plan to
attend the Berkeley-Stanford game
at Stanford.
In from Fort Klamath Mr. and
Mrs. Linsey Sisemore of Fort Klam
ath spent yesterday in the city.
Sksemore to attend the meeting In
the chamber of commerce of the
'California Cattle Growers' associa
tion and Mra. Sisemore to shop and
visit with friends.
Clilloquin Viaitor Mrs. Chester
Balfour of Chiloquin, owner of the
Balfour hotel, spent yesterday in
the city transacting business and
vieitlng with her many acquaint
ances in Klamath Falls.
Returns to Home Ray Harlan
Return from Wedding Trip Of
interest to their many friends Is the
' ! return of Mr find Mrs Pornl Hit.
of Bray spent yesterday morning , of th p,n0 Crove disrirt
n the. city preparatory to leaving ,n Kamath Fal
for hi. home in northern Califor, , fter , tortaight Bpent in
nU Hjrrian stopped off enroute , whe ,hey a
to hm home from the Oregon-O.JL dloB , Mr Mr
C game in Eugene, to vtsit ith , t aome Ume , Sa Friaciaco
broth?"' fra,erDity and-other bay cities a. well as
Loe Angeles, w here they visited sev
. eral days. Mrs. HUyard will be
Return from Portland-Mr. and ; ,emembered as Frances Short.
Mrs., Willard Smith and son i
Thornton returned to Klamath! neii xtlngrt Thursday Thurs
Falls Sunday night, after an en-:day evening in the Elks' temple
joyable vUit In Portland and ; the Normandy Bell Ringers will be
Eugene over the past week-end. j presented in an Interesting vaidj
While In Portland Xfrs. Smith Tine an(j musical numbers. . The
visited with his mother. , four men. are especially featured
; in a quartette. Following the vaud-
"jitney" dance will be en-
Tourists In Kiamntli Among eville a
the tourists in Wamath Falls thls,jl)ved hy ,ne ,,,. a, we
week are a number to register at
those who enjoyed the show.
the .-tourist bnrean In the cham
ber of commerce. Those to j Retum from XortU Mr. and-Mrs.
register their cars are G. H. ; Fen Waite and young son have re
Barnes of New Pine Creek. Calif.: turned from Portland, where they
Bert Shaler of Rock Springs. Wy- j wore raUei by tne ,neail n1
oming; W. B. Ousley of Highland. death of Walte', sister Mrs. Mario
Calif.; Robert R. Muth. Santa j McColIum. Waite arrived In Port
Rosa; J. C. Fawcett. Visalia. Calif.; land ln time lo he at ,he be,3ide
C. R. Barr, Calpine. California. ot . nls iatcr before sne j,
away.
Encampment to Meet Ewauna
Encampment. No. 46 will confer ai Mr. Hiinii rt.tuins After spend
Toyal purple degree on five candi-!ng the week-end at Eugene, where
dates tonight in the Odd Fellows, he attended the football game be
hall, with refreshments to be serv- tween the University of .Oregon and
ed later. All patriarctu are invit- the Oregon Agricultural college, F.
ed to attend the affair. I Ray Dunn, manager of the local of-
! flee of the Pacific Telephone &
In from Merrill Out of town j Telegraph company, returned to
visitors in the city this week In- Klamath Falls bv antnmohii. v..
. elude Alton Short cf the Merrill
route, who spent yesterday in the
city.
Transacting Bns'ness H. D. Mil
ler of Canyonvllle. is a visitor In
Klamath Falls and was transact
ing. business yesterday In the coun
ty court.
terday.
The largest Mock of f h. I :tmiw,
Cards now on display at Scitili
"ell's. N15-1S
Returns from East Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Deweese have returned
to their home ln Klamath Tails,
arriving Sunday night, after hav-l
Ing been absent for two weeks from :
the city on two very sad missions. :
Deweese accompanied the body of
his father, Samuel Deweese, who
died ln Klamath some time ago
while vlstilng his son. Mrs. De
weese waa called later to Wa
mego, Kansas, by the illness and
death of her brother, II. E. Leon
ard. .
KAPSO FOR COLDS
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FORBES
PURE DRUGS
Attend Theatre Mrs. Fred Hous
ton, Mrs. Will Houston and Mrs.
Perry O. DeLap spent Monday In '
the valley, where they enjoyed the '
theatre at the C'raterian In Med
ford. They are expected home this
morning.
Miss Houston Is Hosiers Miss
Elda Houston entertained on Mon
day evening for a large number of
the younger set with an Interesting
party at the home of her parents.
Ixv Hark from Trli Bill .co.
county assessor, returned ye.storday
from Portland and Snlem, where
lie has spent sonio limn on limi
ne. Mm. Crirrilh Hot urns Mrs. Car
roll Griffith, nee Hilda Hamaker,
returned over the past week-end
from Portland, whore she enjoyed
A fortnight's vacation, j
Vision Is a priceless sense
It gives you a sense of power
-that means more to your com
fort in life than anything else.
Consult with us. Invest In per
fect vision.
"The anhleM nt A..n..
examination should l.e f""M
tllken tin In vnnr fun,- JL t2
llv .lr..lo n
sed with candor."
DR. H. J. WINTERS
Kyo Right Hneclnllst.
We Grind Our Own Glasses.
Klnmmli Fulls, Ore,
Kuppenheimer
Overcoats
with a
Double Purpose
To Look Stylish
and Be Warm
It takes Kuppenheimer
Tailoring and beautiful
fabrics to make coats
that carry an air of vast
distinction.
Get into one and yon
will see what
zee mean
Good Coats as
low as
$15 and $18
Other Grades from
$25 to $60
KLAMATH KLOTHINft
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Kuppenheimer Coats Patrick Coats
Curlce Coats
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