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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1925)
lute EieKI TnM.lnv. TVc. 1". 102.1 : LOCALS ifr Mm. SmmlirMiso V"ll -Mra. Nellie Siniwhrilm, realilr-m t Chlloquln. Pnl yostrrday lu he rlty hi'liag nl vtsllinf with trirutls. I.ciiw fur lh- South Mr. ami! rr In from l.ovl!n M. F. Orr. Wonl HwImhI Krfil !,t"leron. county school npcrliiicmU'nl r- eelved a !' yoateruay afternoon to ihe ' t ht his father Ik.. I died. The Ked man was a resl- Mr. Marion llarnra. Zed lwrne. , well uon rancher of toe Lor jlr, and Mrs. licrl L. rook and i jl'.a country was a bttsinens vial Mr. V". B. Barnes are leaving this tor in Klamath Kalla yesterday mornlnft far San Francisco and 1 called by duty on the grand Jury. ! dent of Illinois. other southern points where they 1 ' will spend the remainder of the, Knjuy iiootv Hunt Louis Boldis-) (;raviit Sills latml OharM month. The party plans to vh,U In , catr and Jot (ioldsmlth enjoyed a ' Graven has sold to P. II. Klninlc San Jose. Tla Juana and coasr joaje hunt In which they were 'lot In block 1$ In l.lnkvllle. Or- points. spending New Yearn in San particularly successful Sunday morn- is Irtal town. No consideration was Francisco with friends. They are (,.. floth men obtained a ood ; atven tn the deed filed yesterday I Airr.iin' It S.l rlislitv three aero c.r farm land In ! Keno district were M yesteril iy. arord ' Ing 1 a deed filed In ht ouniy : clerk s ortlce. tn which KcWmtt I1, tl'ourtndf of Traverse t liy. Minnr ia.ila, ilvi.li'.l to Jamea '. While of KliiKii. IViinc'ssee. the laud lor a consideration of li.&oo. Nrtlrilt Id-.ldellta Vlll Mr and Mrs. li. I,, r'orse. residents of Kiilem, are llllii In Klamath Kails." Tliey are registered at the White 1'elleall hotel. i IVicTMin VLslls At Aaym - Krc J s Peterson, superintendent of couu- ty schools spent yesterday vlsltiim 'in the district of the Klamath ! Aisenry, making the trip by motor. i Merrill Visitor Mrs. TV. F. Jin-; number of birds. They hunted , In (he county clerk's, office. In the Tule lako country. I Karui I .and I'urrluwd James C. nette Is Included In theMerrill vist-; n(). j,,,. vwta W. R. Camp- White of KinKsport. Tennessee, who tors in n..am..u ran.- J-i?., known ncnr AmonK other Merrill visitors in the city to shop Monday was Mrs. C. . Shuck. To Visit With Mother Miss Olive Wilson, teacher of domestic science and art In the city schools will leave Immediately after the closing of Illy ' baa purchased a number of pieces spent yesterday In Klamath Falls of Klamath county property Is now transacting business and visit Ins , owner of a large section or farm with friends. i lad in the Malln country, accord- ' Ing to county clerk filings yes- Kllgorr In Yesterday Merle Kil-! terday. White Purchased the land gore, rancher of the bangell valley '"" Wlnnlfred Courtade of Tra- l.lulita Improper; Hucd -"liull-ty," said II. K. Ulllvlt when h was arraigned in Justice court esterday on a charge of driving a motor ve hlclo whose light had noi been pro ' perly adjusted. He paid a tine of r. I Mr, Ih-Uip Hack At Work .flcr inn Illness of several days which confined him to hla bed. I.loyd IM-ap. clerk if the circuit court, yesterday returned to work again. Ills year-old son, Hobby, who has i been auficring from pneumonia, waa reported better. Itisrtmri: lUnker lii City -Al Kent. Kosehurg banker, wna a bus ' Iness visitor In Klamath Kails yes terday. He Is well known here. A. V W, I lull In Mi-H Al Hie homo of Mrs, Jennie Hurt) on Wed 1 iiotdny ultrrnuoii, members ot the Art Needle Work club will be en tertnlni'd. The guests will enjoy jscwiim on their holiday gifts dur j lug the Mttcrimon. I', t:. . Mi'tlii Tonlglil -Mrs. K. (I. Cuniuilngs Is rnterlalnlng this evening at lirr hum on Washing-! ton street for members of Ilia I', I K t). organisation. The affair Is' the annual holiday party which Hie group enjoys Immediately before I Chrlitmaa. Mrs. 1- I., Trual Is In i charge of Ihe program with Mrs. C, I'. Mason assisting Mrs. Cum I tilings. country was a business visitor in of the schools for Yoncalla. Oregon cr yesterday to serve on Ihe ( where she will spend Chrlstmasj ranu jury wuica i uo- m -, with her mother, Mrs, Sarah Wilson, f ' i . I ! Bend Hunters Here O. M. Gib- son and J. W. Usher, well known Bend residents are spending several ' days In the Klamath country en- j Joying a goose hunt tn the Tule ! lake district. I verse City. Minnesota for a con sideration of 15,000. Attorney K'-tlirna Hen--David ' Vandrnburg. local attorney, has re. turned la Klamath Kails after a s'lort time on business in Port land. He. made the trip by auto- mobile. Take fiver la-asc Mr. and Mrs. W. II. liarnea have taken a lease on the tlein rooming house on Ihe corner of Fifth and Main streets. The rooms are located above the Star Prtlg company. The new own ers have long been residents of Klamath Falls, where they are well known. lo-ave fur the Knulli -Mr. and j Mrs. Ixo Houston left yesterday I morning for Kan Jose, where they will spend tho winter. According ! in llunaton on Hitnday nlghl, they may not return In the late spring but make Han Jose their permanent home. Nliuiipin. a '''l K.an, I, ,.... '-'"ay. Et i "r ot sir. sad MtJ sou now nm oquln. wh. Mr K I wnn tne Nliell oil Nrl Take. Si-OUts passed In ramping merit bs,l day. when Kv.r.u , etecullve. took ...- Klmer Wllk.rsen of Itoaa llltlnian of tJ Wallow for lest. A as Nord. enluyed it, returaed latsr In the J aoolhcr strlna oi ,J their acromplishmentil KAPSO FOR t- PURE DRl Here From Mrtlfonl Among the Medford visitors are Mr. and Mrs. I B. L. Barry ot the valley city who ' are making a ' brief business visit ) to Klamath Falls. I In From Rocky Foinl Doug J. j Pnckett, well known logging con-j tractor is In the city for several days from his home In the Rocky j Point district. At the White Pelican Carl Knut aen, who makes frequent business trips to Klamath Falls from his home in Medford is included In the many guests at the White Pelican hotel thia week. . Ashland Visitors A. M. Peters and L. P. Crawson. residents and business men of Ashland are guests ' in the Empire hotel this week from j their homes in the valley. They i are frequent visitors in Klamath t Falls. Miss Poty Expected Home Miss Catherine Doty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Doty of Lakeview, is expected to spend several days in Klamath Falls visiting with friends before continuing to Lakeview for the Christmas holidays. Mies Doty is a student in Oregon Agricultural college and' a member of Delta Merrill Fanner In Included In the out of town visitors in Klamath Falls thia week is Harry Witherall ' of Merrill, prominent rancher and , fermer of that section of the val-' ley. i Mm. Clicyne In Mrs. Bob Cheyne of Merrill, was a visitor in the '; city yesterday morning for a short . time. I ' To Visit In Chehalls Mr. and, airs. Floyd Henriot are planning toj leave next week for Chehalis where they will spend the Christmas boll-: days visiting with Henriot's parents. ! . To "bdt With Parents Mr. and Mrs. ' Russell Kidder are planning to leave this coming week for the valley where they will spend the Christmas holidays visiting with their parents who are residents of Kngene and a neighboring city. Kidder is manual training instruct or of the city schools. Ilodo'.ph and Ilerten Hero Rol- I lin P. Rodolph of San Francisco, ', accountant who has audited the ! city's books for the past 12 or 13 years with Frank Beeten. returned yesterday to Klamath Falls. Ro dolph. whose home is In Oakland. is in business in the bay city and . spends much time in Klamath Falls. 1 Swan Ijike Visitor P. E. Stiles, resident of Swan lake Is included in the out of town visitors in Klam ath Falls yesterday. MLsa Tpp to Visit Miss Kather ine I'pp. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank I'pp is expected to arrive in Klamath Falls at the end of this week to spend the holidays wit i T.er family. Miss Upp is teacains in the vicinity of Euaene. Htnjrtiom liuys loinii .Mrs. Anna j Kingsford has purchased from Mar- i tin McAndrews. lot 12 in block s of the Hot Springs Addition to Klamath Falls, according to a deed : filed In the clerk's office yester-1 day. The consideration glren w. s set at I2.S00. i Have Your Xmas Photo graphs Taken Early. . 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