Klamath republican., February 11, 1909, Image 4

Trade at the K k K Store
(food, reliable merchandise, honest prices
Spring and Summer
Stocks are beginning to arrive at. New Shoes for large and small
Dry Goods, Clothing, Muslin Underwear, Shirt W aists, etc., etc
In fact everything to he found in an up to date store
And it's no trouble to show merchandise
KKK STOKE
l «I I H Will»»
tor sent»» time. has now about recov- I
< TTY BRIEFS.
erod and Is able to be aiound the
house 11» r daughter. Mrs .l«»ff Kt k
II I. Holgatc returnod Satinila)'
IPatrick, tv still with her
rum S ii. »u and otf «>r vati«»« potati»
E. J. MURRAY, Editor
Wm Ehrmann w.-rt to Swan laik»
W Il Mii.on return.'d Saturday
Tuesday on buslnc«
from Poi t In mi
John IVoiinell mud.» a bu.lne-n- trip
Jas. l‘< Iteli una in thè < ity frolli
to Dairy Weduesda
Fort Klamath Frida»
last week Mis K. Bliss made a
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
Mr and Mrs. .laiiK-s G oh .« were in
visit to the Hildebrand school
It
I In» city Friday from Ilonani«
i is so seldom auyone visits th«» school,
Il W Tower was In th«» «it« Hat­
All communications submitted for publication in the column« of this and visits ar«» appr«H-lat«*d by Isitb
, urday from his ranch near Kono.
papv, will be inserted only over the name of the writer. No uon de plum«' teacher ami pupils
articles will be published.
.Michael Riieck s l ay having given I ve>.
Hava E W. Mull r add an attach­
.out for Ills stock, lie has bought slruw
ment to »our phonograph so you may
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ' Adams have been very ill the past of J. H. OBiiou
♦ week, Mr. Adams, who was sub­
♦
TONNA 1 ti.i.n I TENS.
Win Clark«»,' who is staying at enjoy tho u«»w 4 nilnut«» Vuib' tol rec­
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♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ poenaed on the Coburn trial, was un- Mrs. Flackus', niad«» a visit to the ords.
I able to go ou account of his wife's Shook ranch this w«>< k to see his
W. I* M Millan i<»turn<»«l las Fri­
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Drew and child
illness.
brother Silas, who Is occupying the day fr«»ni Sal«»nt wh«»r«» in- remained
Mrs. Lind and C C. Pearson, left on
Jo«» Coburn stay«»d all ulght at position he had. but a liors«. kicked a f«‘w days after accompanying tin»
Sunday morning for Klamath Falls, i
Godfrey Beck's on Ills way to th«' hint and he 1» Just recovering from I prisoners to the p«»nltentlary.
where the two gentlemen will act as
Falls to atteud Court.
th«» injuries he received.
J F Cunningham has purchased
witnesses on the Coburn case, and the '
Mr. Teters, who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. P Reynolds made a of J F Nowlin, ««f Portland, flft,»en
two ladies will have dental work
with his daughter. Mrs. Chas. Mi-Cum­ visit to their ranch In North Vonns ¡lots in block S and 14 In First addi­
done.
During Mr. Drew's absence
ber, of Yonna. returned to his home Sunday, and returned again to th«» tion to the towu Of Klamath Falls
from the ranch, Harrison Gray and
I Drew lanch, w her«» Mr. Reynolds is
n«'aoTiile l.ake last week.
Singer, Wheelor .4 Wilson Sewing
J ease Drew will do the work,
Mr Ramsbv. of Klamath Falls, is now working
.Machine Agency, c«>r. 6th and Maia
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Michael and
John Logue, of North Yonna. ex­
having a team of trotting horses win­
for ti'»«'dle.4 and oil
Machines for
family are vistiting at the home of
pects to hav«» telephone connection
tered at Mrs. L. M Fitch's.
rent.
Mrs. Michael's mother, Mrs. G«?orge
M
Manuel Vierra and John Anderson in his horn«» by Tuesday or Wedue*-
Smyth, of Yonna.
Mrs.
E.
R.
Reanies
r«»turn«'d
last
i returned home from the Reservation day of next week.
C. C. Pearson hauled several loads
; Friday from Ashland and other Or­
Sunday night. Mr. Anderson will !
Fred B«»ck is improving the tlnu»
of wood last week.
t
»•gon pol jilta where sb., lias been visit-
go back again and Mr. Vierra went whil«» th«» snow Is on th«' ground by
Harrison Gray, accouijianied by
ing the Eastern Star lodg«»s.
to the Falls Sunday evening, where i breaking some horses.
Miss May Robinson, made a business
FOR SALE—A fine ranch of 600
he is a witness on the Coburn case.
W. L. Simpson made a busin s>
trip to Dairy Sunday.
acres, 2 50 head of cattle, 100 h«iad
trip to Dairy Monday
Mrs.
Wm.
Flackus
made
a
visit
to
W. L. Simpson caught a large lynx
Chas. Carlson Is hauling wood from of horses and mules. Price 335.000
Mrs. D. Y. Gray's last Sunday.
in a trap last week.
MASON A SLOUGH.
the hills, since the heavy snow makes 10-19
About four inches of snow fell last
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Major
Chas.
E
Worden and »if«»
it easy sleighing
Welch, of Yonna, on Saturday, Feb. Friday and was followed by a heavy
Willie Jonas is working nt the left on Sunday morning for Toledo.
wind on Saturday, which drifted it
6. 1909, a son.
Ohio, where th«»;, were call«»d by the
Almost as much more Godfrey Beck ranch during Mr.Reek
Fred Beck is hauling wood from somewhat.
e rious llliiixs of Mr. Wordi n'» moth­
' absence al Court.
snow
fell
Sunday
and
there
is
now
the mountains for his own use.
Jo«1 Schmidt Is making some Im er. due to a stroke of paralysis.
Godfrey Beck made a busine ss trip nearly eight inchtut on the ground,
provements on Ma humeat<ud aeui
We can $how \<>u the
MONEY TO LOAN. We have from
which makes good sleighing, and
to Dairy Wednesday.
the Colahan pla« e
f 1000 00 to 31000.00 bi'Jonglng to
Messrs. Stilts and Gentry, of the many of the Yonnait«»« are taking ad­
W. H Bliss is now grinding gtalt. lune
;
purl.». 3950 t’O l>«»loiigtng to an­
Falls, stopped at Mr. Vierra's ranch, vantage of it.
for his neighbor«.
other. and 3500.00 to another; nil
en route to Sprague River, where
Godfrey Beck and 8. Harris wen-
G><>. Ritter mail- a business trip ii . loan on cultivated land. MASON
Mr. Stilts will j urcbase some beef two more Yonnait«»s sub|M>t:'a«»d on
to Godfrey Beck's t n . h lust w«»«»k « SLOVGH.
2-4lf
cattle. Mr. Gentry is buying hides the Coburn trial, and were comia-lled
in Klamath County
Godfrey Beck and Jun Adams w--r<-
and fur.
to go to the Falls Sunday.
Dairy visitors Saturday
Jacob Rueck went to the Falls Sat-
Geo. Smyth and Miss Anna Smyth' I
I^st Friday Chas. Drew mad' n
urday to attend the Water Users were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Theo.
trip t«y Bonanza on business .'! .i
meeting, and the roads were so bad Hammersley's home In the moun­
to bring home some of I.In cattle 1.«
that he was compelled o go horse­ tains last Sunday.
FURNITURE AND HOUSE I I RNISHINUS
has there.
back.
Th»»o. Haninierdey. of Sort Yonna.
Lincoln Day
Mr. and Mrs P. Reynolds made ai
made a trip to Wm. Welch's for tel­ 1 be celebrated
business trip to Bonanza Thursday.
ephone wire. He will put his phone •ch<x>l Friday
The ranch belonging to D. Y. Gray.
n B'.g.i imi
in next Monday with the help ot J. 12. Vn approi
Of Yonna, was sold last week to
'tb.. r u : l.in 1 Store
1
r.-inov» d from the
R. Welch.
rendered, and ail ar«
Chas. Drew for 3^00. Mr. and Mrs.
¡old
building
to
the
new location In
WÍ» s
Th«» high wind last Thursday night
Gray will leave for Fort Klamath in
>h«' Murdoch block today. Mr. Hug-
did some damage at Mr. Sterzl's
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the spring.
.arinan will gr reatly enlarge bls stock,
f
■ home by causing the Jire which h«1
of
Herbert Arant's infant child is
inni has » u.< hue since placed his*
had in the smokehouse to burn out
very sick. They telephoned for Dr.
I ordei i<>r a
>« ill«« of spring and
on side of the building.
Johnson, of
<
Bonanza, Wednesday
. i . e.
I . aii«J shoes, which
Mr. and Mrs. Tl »c. Ha: m'»r
of
morning.
I«> >.. arrive w,«u«u a shoil time.
visit«d at J. R. Welch's place Sun­
J. R. Welch, of Yonna, v.as at the
Col. W. II Holablrd left last Frl-
day.
was driven
MRS. M. c illan Prop’r
Shook ranch Saturday on business.
Iday
on his return to his home In L«e»
John Logue, of North Yonna, went
He reports there is fine skating on
Col. Holablrd cam«» here
to the Falls Monday on business.
o II- kngeles.
Modern improvements.
73 rooms nmi suites.
the Shook lake.
i to close the deal foi th«» purcbas«» of
>4
f T the il. ll ket 4
J. G. Wight left for Klamath Falls
Mrs. Jeff Kirkpatrick, daughter of
Sample
Rooms,
Bar
Room.
Parlors, Two Club
p
I1 Ills property on east Main street,
Sunday where he went to attend the
Mrs. D. Y. Gray, Is now at her home,
Rooms,
Etc.,
Etc.
<
•
which was formerly the old public
Court.
taking care of her mother during her
.school
building
and
which
he
had
re
Jacob Rueck went to Bonanza last
illness.
>
SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS
> j
I Wednesday on business.
SEATTLE, Feb. 10. -Oregon * <U- modeled and conv«»rt«»d Into a ho­
W. L. Simpson and Wm. Welch
, Colly Gray, who has been In Yonna the first of all the 9 tat«-s to "open > tel. The property was purchased by
were hauling wood last week.
i during his mother's illness, left for1 up" its exhibit at the Alaska-Yukon-1 W. W. Masten through
The weather in Yonna Valley the
IC. P. Gregory.
[his home In Fort Klamath Thursday.1 Pact Ac exposition.
past week has been very inclement,
Elies have coat us as many na
Mrs. L. M. Fitch went to the Falls
Tin.» report that the Stainer Wi-
It Is the habit of the exposition
The first part of the week there were
7000 human lli-n in on<> year'« time,
Sunday as a witness on the Coburn directors when they are showing not­ nema had sunk during the heavy
heavy wind storms and at present
('apt. Mikkelscn, the Danish ex­ and our lost lu money value, through
trial. During her absence Miss Hazel ables through the grounds, to point wind on the I’pper Lak«*, has been
writing snow is falling and Buck
¡will stay with Mrs. Chas. McCumber. oqt the Oregon building as the first proven false, amt the story apparent­ plorer, sounded ttie Arctic Ocean of th«» destruction of property. Is almost
creek is rising fast.
uh appalling
Th«» production of gold
G«?o. Smyth is butchering hogs this of the stat.» buildings to be completed ly was without th«» least foundation Aluska for 800 metres without strlk
In the entire world, something Ilka
Cbas. Drew, with the assistance of . week.
Ing bottom.
The
sH-amet
came
down
the
lake
and one of the handsomest of any
There ar«» nearly fifty clocks on 3400,000.000 per year, would not re­
Jesse Drew and P. "Reynolds, but­
yesterday and remain«-«! during the
J. R. Welch, of Dairy, was hauling kind on the grounds.
th«» giant ocean liner I.UHltanla, con­ coup us for our loHHen by hr«, and
chered hogs last Saturday and the I wood last week. Many of the Yonna-
night
at
th«-
upper
landing
A
trip
A few days ago they were enter-
trolled by a master clock In the the Incidental expenses accompanying
meat was taken to the Falls to be ites are getting dubious about their
taining the newspaper nten of the was recently mad" from Odessa with chart house.
them, In the same period of time;
disposed of.
wood lasting during the snowy and state of Washington and as usual l»-d a load of freight to Williamson River
An air gun of large size, working the value of all the coal mined In
Most of the ranchers in Yonna are rainy weather.
but
at
no
time
was
the
boat
In
dan
­
them up to the Oregon building to
on the principle of th«» pneumatic this country in a year's time would
taking advantage of the new’ snow
Six head of horses belonging to brag a bit. They were Invited inside ger nor did It receive the slightest
hammer, has been devfne«! for kill­ Just cover the coat to us of our Area;
which has fallen to haul wood.
damage.
F. J. Bowne, of Bonanza, are being and, to the surprise of everyone, they
the value of our lumber production
ing animals In a humane manner.
T. E. Stanley moved his cattle from wintered at Mrs. L. M. Fitch's place found big red apples by the ton,great
Is only a trifle more. We are fond of
Of
three
wires
of
the
name
size,
HARKIMX
,
COMES
WEST.
the lower Bennett place to his ranch in the mountains. B. Doon is also Jars of fruits and grapes and other
made respectively of gold, copper and luxuries, and import a great many,
as the hay had given out on the for­ wintering a team there.
things that Oregon produces, already
mer’s place.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8. A spe­ Iron, the first will sustain a weight yet the value of all that Importation
John Anderson, with the assistance to go on the tables and shelves which
cial
dispatch from Chicago conveys of 130 pounds, the second, a load of In but a fifth of our Are coat. Wn
Miss Margaret Rueck, of Yonna, of several other men, will bring the were being ranged around the build­
the news that E. II. Harriman Is far 302 pounds and the third one of 549 are great and persistent advertisers,
is sick with the measles.
cattle belonging to J. G. Wight and ing.
and spend huge num« In that acces­
pounds.
John Lind has been cutting wood Manuel Vierra from the Reservation,
Before they got out of the build­ from being a well man, according to
sory to buaineHH, but, vast as our ad­
At
the
present
rate
of
excavation
near the Hildebrand school house where they are being fed, over to ing they were taken down Into the rumors which have been persistently Pompeii will not be entirely uncov­ vertising bill la, It equals bnt two-
for the past week.
Yonna Valley. They will be fed here basement, where a cold storage plant circulated in the financial districts ered before the year 1970.
fifths of the amount of our Are bill;
Mrs. N. S. Drew made a business during the remainder of the winter. is in operation, and there’ every one of Chicago and other cities farther
Titer«! are more women members and all the Industrial dividends paid
trip to Bonanza Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Flackus visited of the 200 writers was given an ap­ east. It Is said that for several of clubs In N«»w York city than In In 1907 aggregate but three-Afths of
Mr. and Mrs. P. Reynolds and John I at Mr. and Mrs. Beck's last week.
ple the size of a muskmelon and weeks he has been a willing patient any two other cities In the world.
the amount of our Are extravagance.
In the hands of bis physicians and
Faith were visiting at the Mrs. N. S.
Chas. McCumber, who has been Invited to come again.
Th«' New York Centrnl employs In 1907 there were no great confla­
Drew ranch last week.
attending Court as one of the Grand
Oregon’s splendid building Is, In that It was on their advice that he ’>0,000 men, and between 33,000,000 grations; It was what might be term­
Mr. Hoppe, of North Yonna, is ex-i Jury, returned home Tuesday.
fact, one of the most attractive pres­ determined to mak«> his contemplat­ and 33,300,000 Is paid in monthly ed a '‘normal" year; but we actually
pecting his brother and family from 1
Jesse Drew and 8cy Poo! left on ent features for those who now flock ed trip to California.
wages.
destroyed buildings, and property
Germany in a few weeks. They will | Tuesday for the Reservation, where dally to the* exposition grounds, but
contained In them, to the value of
make their home in Yonna Valley.
they will gather up their horses.
TREAHl REICH NOTICK.
only recently th«.» California building,
Some folks (though not our folks) 1215,000,000.
8. Harris was visiting at J. R.
Frank Cutter made a business trip a handsome structure of modified
are so busy spreading scandal In tho
Welch's Sunday.
Klamath Falls, Ore, Jan. 14, 1909 village store, that they haven't time
to Carl Adams’, of North Yonna, last .
Spanish
architecture, , was complet-
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If a woman paid as much atten­
Otto Hoppe stopped at Mr. and Mrs. j Monday.
! <»d and ft was a close competitor with
Notice is hereby given that there to spread manure on their fields.
tion to the picking out of a man an
Godfrey Beck's home Monday night
There will be a hard times danc«; Oregon for popular favor.
are funds In the County Treasury
she does to a hat, how much happier
Walter Simpson Is becoming quite at Scy Pool's, of Yonna, on the night
for the redemption of all County
The envelope was Invented In 1683 she would be.
a hunter. Recently he killed two of February 12.
Those who dance must pay the Warrants protested prior to March mid was In disfavor for a long time.
The Lord tempers the wind to the
large lynx and one day this week
J. H. O’Brien made a business trip fiddler, which is but another way of 1st, 1907.’ Interest on same will
shorn lambs, but the lambs that are
killed eight rabbits.
to Dairy Tuesday.
saying that every man must reap his cease from this date, January 14th,
The United States has tho great- shorn In Wall street are compelled
Mrs. Wm. Uhrmann and Mrs. Carl I
Mrs. D. Y. Gray, who has been 111 own wild oats harvest.
1909.
1-14 4t < it variety of postage stamps.
to look out for themselves.
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KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
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HI:N you think of it
that you pass more
time in your sleeping chain
ber than in any other part of
the house, you want the place
as comfortable as possible,
Let us start you out with a
handsome new bedroom suite
or, at least, one of those ele
gant metal bedsteads, fitted
with soft mattress and gent
We are
ly-yielding springs
offering some special induce
merits just now.
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