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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1925)
Friday, November 20. 102S THE CDl LOCALS Woburtiy Mass., Busy Clearing Up Tornado Wreckage .It Tlw Wlilln IVIIiiiii Allium ,U t,, Mit- T-T To Allrad lUnar Austin lUjdea! Nitrholl llrre to Hay J. C. aad Anhir Whitman are la.-lulri the!!, catil barer for tha ia the aamrroiu KUx.ith Falls raaoi in LakFTlev. U la ths city' residrats wha arc pUnn.ng to at- (or eT.-sl days buytn up stork : tend the B-rk-!?T-S:anfor4 same at for his ranch. Whether it Is the Palo Alto this vetk-ead. j season for cattle buyers or whether; Klamath rattle are bringing: good . In from Merrill V. C. Bailey of money. ther are a large number of Merrill was among the business t!- tattle buyers in Klamath Falls this, tors iu the city yesterday. , eek. ' i la' the South Dr. C. A. Merry man with Mrs. Merryaian and their Iwxiiifi for l he. South Among he Klamath residents who are i family are among those from Klam-j leaving (or the south to spend the. ata Falls who will attend the Ber- remainder of the winter Is John ,' keley-Stanfcrd game at Palo Alto Carrol. ! tomorrow. Following the game; and a brief Yisit in San Francisco; VL-IIIng on Merrill Road Mrs.' Dr. aad Mrs. Merryman will mo- J J. I. Beard and Mrs. Roy Great tor sooth where they will spend a spent Thursday afternocn Tisltlng i short time. Mrs. Merryman and wi;h Mr. and Mrs. Ira Orent on family to remain for the winter j the Orem ranr'h 12 miles out on the ( months. j Merrill road. Orem Is rapidly re- j i covering from an Injury sustained Sells Land Sophia. R. Shelter j by' him when a wagon ran over i ?-m.L&ikzz-rJs.f rvr,. . : Ifer. KI.?V. Wawan.S i in Ma mum rum tor ivvri nnytaro - 1.. U. trM...Ml-.a bl-J i ' tors Including W. W. Hinlth, O. K. I Hplnillrr, T. W. Kvans and W. A. Mead. Baa sold to R. C. Groesbeck lot. 4. bis toot, block S of Second Hot Springs ad- j d It ion, according to a deed filed ! Iletnrn from Portland Mr. and In the office of the county clerk , Mrs. Thomas White Prliell, Miss ' yesterday. The deed called for a , Margaret Worden and Miss May-, ,H ttvm Merrill Ceorge Of- consideration of I.50. The lot belle Leavitt returned to Klamath , Vfti of Merrln. prominent ram'h-' face Michigan avenue, which is fast rails yesterday morning, alter becoming one of the residential week spent in Eugene and Port streets of the city. ; land. l ho nucntii of White l'IUn hoW Uuuur- (fMjJ ... I. k'..IL at ' 1,10 Hall ku .1 numbs, V1 mm,g ,, , ;. '" Htart, j. ,,! lu. f ... .."-'Will hers the maio 1 1 ng ground, ,t T,. 7 ", Klams.h ..M T"W S A. to JJ ,1 't th. r.ir,Uw3 era aaanM.il.. . ... " I D Norllie.istcni Massachusetts is clrsrinjr tip the Hrnkiw of a tornado wlii.li ilii) ureal damage in t'.c vicinity of Wobiirn. l'liolo slums volunlivr .li-poiHij; of lliv wrrckugc of X'irat Unitarian churcu ami omcr uuuuuiirs m iiouuma uoamoii ii: -1 vj Ibturiia to Punsliiuir Albert II. 1 Carter, with lha Southern Parltlr railroad at .Dunamulr returned to his boms In the southern city this week after several days visit In Klamath Falls. (lit lliislurw III Klnninlli It. (I. : Kmler of Ashland, prominent valley merchant, accompanied tiy his son, II. 0. Knjiirs Jr.. Is mini ths bual I nvas visitors in Kluinath Kails this j week. Ihmn From The Fort Out of town buslnesa visitors In Klamath Falls yesterday Included Fd Cald ' well, prominent rancher of ths Fort ! Klamalh rouutry. who spent Wed nesday In til city. In WrsliiraiUjr Recent visitors in Kl.imuth Falls from lha Mid land diatrWt Included Mr. and Mra. J. 1). Hooper, prominent ranchera who spent Wednesday In ths city shopping and vleltlng with friends, i ternouii schitol t too I...11..L- . Ashur.1. KIib.1, will ..ia,. .. " ins .... f Ikhth grsd. ntQ tertaln at t ,h 1 ths sixth, grsd. wU1 In play ali,,4 Bloges of Worn,,.- 1 . Buy your dturf llr.li.'. II,... u. " aaup aj I Here from Mothic Point Maryj Here from tho Agency L. D. Cowen Jackson, well known resi- Arnold,' superintendent of the Klam-1 dent of the reservation spent yes- j alb. Indian Agency spent Thursday j terday in Klamath Falls visiting in Klamath Falls visiting with with friends and transacting busi- j friends and looking into business ness in the court house. ' affairs. er of thnt district spent yesterday In the city unending tha county school board meeting and visiting with his daughter Miss Vera Offield and son Lester Offield. Alpoma Company Buys Iind The Algoma Lumber company, ai I Here from t'hiloquin Visitors In Klamath Falls yesterday Included cording to a deed filed yesterday I C. K. Davis of the Davis Furniture; Uavinj for MUoourl Mrs. Man ley Puckett, well known Klamath woman, is planning to leave this morning for Missouri, where she will spend the holidays with her parents. Enroute to Missouri Mrs. Puckett plans also to stop in Vtuh in the office of the county clerk. Istoro of Chiloquln. He spent the ; purchased from H. E. Fouch 180.60, day transacting business affairs acres of timber land for a consid-1 eration of $4,000. The land is lo-1 Job's l)ajKliU rs ; for severul days to visit with friends. ! ltomiitMi VUllor Frnncis J. Meet Members, ,.K. . ., ..., ,,.,., Cted.ln the Sprague River CMn-,-1 Job, Daughters met last n.ght I)onanta dIrlc W th ba conduct "" where he make, his home, is In- ! illation and a regular business. ln jn t nuoquin iKitor w imam .Mor-j meeting. sd vueiiuwnuu .aiir rison of Chiloquln, spent yesterday : turnout was enjoyed. In the city transacting affairs and looking into business interests. Here from Spring Lake L. D. Jackson well known rancher of Jack Knowles tne spr'OB Lane oisinci speni yea city yesterday. While in the city Bowne attended the meeting of the Klamath county school board. D. Kafader. Beach. California, Leave for Garni and Jack Slater are leaving this! '"day ln Klamath Falls looting morning for San Francisco to at-;lnt0 business affairs. tend the big Berkeley-Stanrord game Saturday. They will spend a short time in the south, returning In Klnmnlh Fnlla with Ihplr fam- ! Lo"l5 in.. k. i .n.,.i,.rn rived In Klamath Falls cnrriml. for some time. ! neir Permanent home. j taken an apartment ln the Sunset Hmith Sells Property-J. xj Kafader has uU, accepted a post Smith rf Salem has sold to D. M.!tion in ,ne Brre rm,m of ,he Sun Smith of Klamath Falls lota 13A8et Krocerr- and 13B in block 4 of Railroad: addition for a consideration of M.500. The deed was filed yes-i terday in the court house. j I l-cnvlng fur the South Mrs. W. ' E. Hammond is rlannlng on leav I ing today for the south where she will spend the winter. Mr. and Apt rcit..m-Mr. and Mrs. Mr8' "ammond. prominent ranch- formcf residents of v,n v V"1'"' '. i yesterday in mamain raim lay lamniond'n tv- ha vp nr.; to makel'1"5 PU,,S M"' They have! Raurl.rr In Out of town visi tors in Klamath Falls yesterday included many ranchers. Among thorn was Albert Meyers of Mer rill, who owns a wheat ranch In tho valley. Forbes Pure? Eighth tt If Good Servlc(;J Me.lf.inl Visitor Here B'-n Dee ious of the Hotel Holland, well known hostelry of Medford. is spending several days In Klamath Falls cn business and visiting with his friends. to the I Lenre for Asliluml Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Mpe and Mr. and Mrs. Earl, Whltlock left yesterday for Ash- hFUYlng for lann. wnere me, ua me wh0 planlle.d quel ot me Asn.ana notary cud , R , , u h the h.M In .ha I.l.hlii h..al last nltrht ' I IT . .... ...,. , UhIa hole, , AsnIad -.ere Mr ' and Mrs. M. P. Evana. They spent , To Honor Boys .ml Glrls-The j Bl(ht , Ashland and expect first annual reception honoring the , Tlslt for Me4ford athletic teams of the Klamath coun- Gran,a PaH ,)(,fore relurnins . ty high school will be held tonight , K;an)ath Fan, in the Scandinavian hall with the; member of the high scool faculty serving as hosts and hostesses. The r. nests Include the volley hall girls. Ashland Vilior W. E. Smlth petor, who makes frequent business visits to Klamath Fulls Is spend- ! ing several days in the city on busi- Asliliind Among ness from his home in Ashland. attend nocce hoys and the football hoys. The affair Is in the nature of a re ception and dance and a number cf patrons and patronesses have been named for the evening. , Keno Visitor Out of town visi tors in Klamath Falls yesterday In cluded B. E. Kerns of Keno. I Railroad Man Here F. T. King of Dunsmoir, where he is affiliated with the Southern Pacific offices is a business visitor in Klamath Falls this week. Forbes Pure Drugs Eighth at Main Good Service Good Drugs Just call 877 NEWS Classified Department wx'SMatj,issv .ism'iasas stasnt Tfw1- rU LM'H- Yiifftsv KA i x. sTi-r: ' . . .t .xtm ftv-- it' -t, k & L ,..i-"Ldiyr tfi toMffl JrVm''''tr t.imt sVw ATTENTION DANCERS ANNOUNCING THE RE-OPENING MOOSE HALL FOR THE WINTER SEASON Music Furnished by Galloway and His Oregonians SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21st Where Music Is Music WOOLEN GOODS From Factory To You Wool Shirts These' shirts are made of pure virgin wool and wear like iron. We have a big range of patterns to pick from to plcass everyone. They, "will feel mighty nice this cold weather. Wool Blankets We have no competition when it comes to wool blankets. That is our specially. With our own "woolen mill turning out the high est quality wool blankets on the market, enables us to give you the best for less. Virgin Wool Suits and Overcoats $25.00 and up Not a dollar spent in this store goes out of Oregon. This is an Oregon institution, and we are here to give the people value received, and that is what we are doing. We are carrying d kinds of Woolen Goods, such as Underwear Shirts, Blankets, Sox etc., and now is the time to buy such articles. Brownsville Woolen Mills Store 5th and Main St. 7JT.
