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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1925)
Page Six Thursday, Doe. 17, 102! gr locals Mm. ' Xorl III Friends of Mrs.) No Mori l'iiuiiIlro MeetingM Taul Noel will be sorry lo learn j According to guardians of the four that she Is confined to her home I rampflre groups In Klamath Falls. on Jefferson street, suffering from n attack of tonsilitls. IovrlAiitl In Yewtenlay S. 11. Loveland of Bray mill on Sprajiue llivrr Is among the out of ton all meetings of the organliationa have hern cancelled until after the laming for the North George Mclniyre of the First National baud la leaving this morning for the north to spend a fortnight visiting with friends and relatives. Mcln tyre will spend some time In Port land as well as southern Washing ton cities. He will return the first of the year." Ilolililll Improving; According to V. A. Ilrown of l.odl, California. Ilev. V. K. Ilobhllt of the Klrst Christian church of Klamath Kails. Is rapidly recovering from the ef fects of his operation. Ho Is still confined In a hospital In Woodland, California but hopes to be removed leaves for the Virlli Mr. and ! soon, said llrown who also declared Mrs. Hussell Kidder have left forjltev. Itolibltl to he rapidly gaining .1 . In r'rom Alliums Anions those out of town visitors in Klamath Kails yesterday wore Mrs. .Matt Kuan of Algoma and Mrs. Klmhsll, also a resident of Algoma. The two women spent the day shopping and vlsillng with their friends. Itrny Mill Visitor A. D. Car- Kugene and neighboring polnta strength r ak. . i. v stens of "ray mill on raaie whore tney wm spom tno i nriaiiiiaa first of the year to assist as much , . luvrr is iiiiinuru 111 iiiv iiimii.. wm niiiiunjs. as possible In the preventing of the spread of spinal meningitis. Mrs. A. U Mice's two groups. Mm visitors to spend yesterday In Klam-j Paul Jackson's group and the group ath Kalis on business. jot campfire girls under the super- I vision of Mrs. V. K. Parker will Kvpectcxl Home for the Holidays ! not meet until early in January. Buford Hargns. son of Mrs. V. O. j when they will resume their work Smith is expected to arrive inh"e it has been interrupted this Klamath Falls over the week-end i month. to spend the Christmas holidays I with his family Hargus Is l t-rrl "nw According to tudent of the University of Oregon. , announcement made last night members of the Job's Daughters Misa Newton Koturw Miss Ruth organisation will not meet on Newton of Merrill, a stuJent in! Thursday evening as previously the University of Oregon, is ei- announced. The meetings are can pected to arrive In Klamath Falls ' celled uutil after the first of the Saturday or Sunday to spend the j year. Christmas holidays with her par-! j rats in the valley. Miss Newton! l-e-vlns for Canada Edith Hood.! ; 3U3 fine siroet, is planning to of town visitors In Klamath Kails yesterday. Carstens waa among i those to enloy a brief Christmas shopping tour while In the city. Xo OiriMma Services Accord ing to announcements from the various ministers In the elty, there will be no Christmas programs, trees or children's gatherings, due to the fear of spreading the present epidemic of meningitis. .Ml. Mila Visitor-Jack Kenealy of Mt. Shasta, who makes frequent Mb Wilton l-eoio Mli Olive business visits to Klamath Knlla Is Wilson left yesterday morning for ; In the city this week for several Yoncalla to spend Chrlslmss holi days with her mother. Mrs. Sarah Wilson. duja to look lulu business affairs. will make the trio to Ktamath Falls with a number of other ave thl lt' ,or ,he nortB to ci.m.h ...j..'. h . .n.,,. spend the holidays. She will visit ed home. Cancel Meeting In Church Ac cording to an announcement made by Rev. T. I). Yarnea of the Klrst Methodist church, meetings In the churches for the coming Sunday have been cancelled. The Christ mas program has also been can celled for the coming week. t.eve fur Portland Hr. and Mrs K. I. lmb and small son left yes- leaves for (lie Houih MIs May- terday afternoon for Portland where i belle l.earltt, daughter of Mr. and they w ilt remain for some lime. Dr. Mrs. A. L. lavltt. left yesterday I mb is scheduled to return Haluf for l-os Angeles. Sou Francisco and day and again leave for Portland In other southern cities. Mls l.ravltt 1 time to spend Christinas with Mrs. will spend Christmas holidays with, Ijiinli aud their son who will remain her sister, Mrs, Krnuk V. Itobluson: until after the first of the year, of Los Angeles, j IMplilan Meeting Postponed Ac. ere K. -i corllnii to an ujinotiitneuient ntade Waters on llusliu-v .Mrs. Hlewnrt Hills lmt Mrs. Wllella Stewart of Hollywood has sold Lot ( of lllnck III In Kalrvlew addition for a rousloVrallon of SOD according lo a deed filed yea terday In the county clerk's offlrv. The land was purchased from Mrs. Stewart by Delia l.oulltsil. Ili-re front Alilml Clil Hear of Ashland, connected with thn South ern Pacific, la huslnesa visitor In Klamath Kalis for seversl days. Vlsll at the IUII Mr. and Mrs. iu Page, nee Opal Hmylhe, are registered al the Hall hotel. Page la a prominent garageman of the Kort. The marriage of Pago and Mlsa Hmylha waa an event of yesterday. Here on llualnew Thomas II. Conover. service man for the Stand ard till company, la buslneaa vis itor In Klamath Falls from his home In Sacramento, I !!JUm, KAPSO -HIlJ ...FORI URE EL r ..a viinsimas Christmas The bijrgeBt A I me yd Invilati Clu ma 3 Waters of Medford Is Included In the out of town visitors In Klamath j Falls this week. I i in nor;hern' Washington and per-i haps make a brief visit Into Can- Leave for Hook- Miss Helen "da before returning to Klamath j Jonea . and Miss Sarah Folsom. j FalU. teachers of the Central school, left j yesterday on the morning stage for their homes In leaves for the th nnnwn Nine, president of the Nine Broth-1 section of the st-te to spend the rs Lumber company and also of! Chrlstmaa holidays with members ' tn t'113!a ,p- Lumber company, of their families. Miss Jones re- '-ft yesterday for the south, where i r.gtin Buy Proerty Malt r.gan, 1 manager of the Algoma Lumber I company has purchased from D. O. I Williams and W. M. Bray. Lota !1 j and 22 In block 7 of Hot Springs ad-j anion according to a aeau nieo in South Marlon ' the county clerk's office yesterday. ; Both lots brought J6000. by Mrs. mm Zuitiwall; director of the Delphian rlub the general chap ter of Delta ttitmiitn, Klamath Falls i group will not be held .on Tuemlay At the White IVIIemi -Among the f:i,rnoo (l. prevl,.ii- guests nt the White Pelican hotel I y .,,. BrU ,.., ot this week is W. 11. Plppy of Med-jlh, ,., , be hi,,i, nn Tur,a ford, who makes frequent visits to , ..,. j.lllu-ry f,flh , ,,, Klamath Falls. Algoma Vriltor II. It. Korcenian is a business visitor In Klamath Falls this week from his home In Algoma. In Mosier, Oregon. the interests of business. . I Prrter to Go South Louis p0r-'lted according to Dixon Divon Injures Hand Cordon ! ; Dixon Is nursing a badly Injured , ; left band which he cut In an elect- j i rical saw yesterday morning. The I ! hand Is In no danger of being mutl-! I I Here From tiniuts P Harry Edgerton. prominent lumberman of Grants Pass Is In Klamath Falls making a brief business viit. Merrill Howl Visitor Included in the out of town visitors in Klam-j'" will leave this week for Call ' ath Falls yesterday was U B. Daw-!fo" Joln Mr- PortM' -nd on, well known resident of the:lnl'ir u Merrill Talley. where he owns and FrancUco and bay cities for . In the Presbyterian church this week , Xo Mbwloiiiiry Mi-eting- There rill be no missionary meetings held conducts a ranch to Mrs. A. M. Worden! I some time. They will return to according Klamath Falls la time lor tne , yesieraay. luemeenus "-i Leaving Yesterday Christmas holidays. I uled for this afternoon. Teachers saw a number of the teachers of , Klamath Falls schools leaving by stage or train for their homes In the north. Some left tor the val-' ley to visit with friends and others are planning to leave for the south tor the holidays. ' Chllcote Sells Land - K. M. Chll cote has sold to L. W. Hardin of Klamath Falls, lota 1 and 2 In block I of First Addition according to a deed filed In the office of the coun ty clerk yesterday. The considera tion named waa $500. sun parlor of the White Peli can hotel. ;rs. Itaehael Solomon's class will hot meet this week, the net nirei:ng Is scheduled for Jan ua:y the sixth. Mi IVur-ti l-ni- -Mli, IMlrl Pearson has reilgned her p i.tlon In the Blue Bird and le.'t Cie early part of the week f ir .Medforil wtu-ri he will v'.tlt with her slsier. .Mt Vera Pearsi-n. Have Your Xmai Photo graphs Taken Early. STINSON'S STUDIO Christian Ladies BAZAAR Cooked Food Rummage S Home Made Mince Meat Saturday, December 19 Hart Building 7th and Main Su. Lumberman from Lakcvlcw M. Peterson of Lakevlcw. well known lumberman of the neighboring c.ity.-j pent yesterday In Klamath on business. Falls Miss Jenson 111 Misa EIna Jen son has been confined to the F. C. Bamber home on Washington street suffering from an attack of bolls. She has been absent from her position in the county survey or's office for the past two days. In from Bonanza Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Bowen of Bonanza, are included in the scores of out of town visitors in Klamath Falls yesterday for a short time. Alftoma Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Austin Cox of Algoma, were among the scores of out of t&wn visitors and shoppers in Klamath Falls yesterday. Cox Is yard foreman of the Algoma Lumber company. From Fili Hatchery Percy I Southwick who resides at Crook- ed Creek hatchery near the Fort ; Klamath country. with George Knox, also of the hatchery, spent yesterday In Klamath Falls trans acting business uffairs and viaiting with friends. llildebraiid Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horton spent yeHterday in Klamath Falls visiting with friends and looking Into affairs of business. They are residents of Hildebrand. Cottle ltuyer Here Charley Hor ton, cue of the most prominent cattle buyers of the Pacific coast, who makes Klamath Falls terri tory often during the fall and win ter months. Is In the city this week from his home In Dorris. VA In from Illy Mrs. Bertha Park er, well known resident f Bly country, accompanied by her son Everett, spent Tuesday In Klam ath Falls visiting with Mrs. Park er's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Drlsroll. The vis itors returned to their homes yesterday. MihIoc Point Visitor Mrs. Dan Crump, wife of the manager of Lamm's mill at Modoc Point. Is in cluded In the shoppers In Klamath Falls yesterday. Pretty klmonas and rones for her, a Christmas gift. At Bee Benin's Dress Shop. Dlij-1!) 4 Box of Candy FREE A purchase of 50c or more today at Underwood's Pharmacy Will entitle the buyer to a box of MUs Saylor' Unusual Chocolates. These are the most delicious candies on the market today. Only three hundred boxes go un der this offer, so come in early. Only one box to a customer. ' ' ' GIFT Stiggestiojis An a mere suKKrHn of the variety of articles sultabln for gifta wo list several dozen that we have in stork, Here yon will find tilings suitable for nil agee. Nearly everything lieted fat carried In several styles so that a selection may lie had from a few cents lo scvernl ilollurs. TuVe your list of names, rherk off some thing on Hie lift for each one and then come in and look them over. We Hill solve the. gift question for you. Kodaks Kodak Albums Ash Trays Smoking Stands Perfume Atomizers Checker Boards Bibles Bill Folds Books Fancy Candles Card Cases Cribbaffe Boards Hand Bags Dominoes Toliet Sets Saylor's Chocolates Electric Curling Irons Ivory Toilet Articles Incense Burners Fine Stationery Infant Sets Jewel Boxes Rubber Aprons Mirrors Desk Sets- KAPSO FOR COLDS at FORBES PURE DRUGS I 0 yip Christmas Cards Perfumes Book Ends Military Brushes Shaving Stands Vacuum Bottles Nut Bowls Bud Vases Hair Brushes Candle Sticks Brief Cases Paper Cutters Alarm Clocks Vanity Boxes Compacts Fountain Pens Drawing Outfits Ever Sharp Pencils Nail Files Buffers Children's Books Lunch Kits Tourist Cases Writing Cases Ingersoll Watches Manicure Sets Toilet Waters Cigarette Cases Playing Cards Key Cases Hair Brushes Shaving Mugs Face Powders Perfume Bottles Console Sets Harmonicas Photo Frames Mah Jongg Sets Framed Mottoes Cigar Humidors Poker Chips Safety Razors Shaving Brushes Crater Lake Pictures Powder Puffs Fine Candies Desk Clocks Collar Boxes Gift Books Letter Seals n - n trs. m lACCUPACvl KLAMATH FALLS OREGON l purity! WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE - BUY THEIR DRUGS Yes, Girls, The Are Here Special new Holiday Pumps in Satins and Patent Leathers; they have gold underlay trim ming and buckles and bows, and well, we can't tell you all about them here hurry in and see them. A lot of the girls have them already. Have You a Dandy Da We suggest Daniel Green slippers in differ- ent colors. They wear bet- trttj tor, and say, look at dad's dress shoes, see if the heels are worn clown, see if the soles are thin. maybe is trying to make his purse go too far this Christmas to his own ne glect, but he likes dressy shoes, and we have just what he likes. mm He r r i Hi Shoes, Dress Shoes, Play Shoes, Rubber Boots, House SlipJ for the children. r Houston & Jeste "Quality Shoe," 515 Main.
