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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1909)
BRI KF MENTION. Mr McDerby of Midland waa in the city Tuesday. Tom Bayliss of Merrill waa In the city Tuesday. Mrs. Dale wvs down from the Agency Friday.. Miss Adelia Gay of Merrill waa in the city Saturday,. I. D. Applegate, the sheepman, was In the city Tuesday. Leslie Rogers and father returned from Crater lake Monday. J. A. Maddox and Wilbur White left for Laugell valley on a business trip. Mrs C P. Hughes and Mrs. Mary Mark of Poe valley were In the city I Sunday. H. Q. Morrow of Oakland. Cal., left Tuesday morning tor a trip on the Upper Lake. A marriage license was issued Sat* urday, July 24th. to M. C. Markee and Sadie A. Wagner. B. St. Geo. Bishop and family re- turned Monday to tholr summer re treat on the Upper I<ake. Mrs. Joseph Koesel returned to her home tn Fruitvale, Cal., Monday after a visit with her brother, Joseph. Mrs. J. L. Cunningham left Mon day for Portland, where she expects to remain for the next two months, The purest metal commercially made is lead. Many brands contain 99.95 or more per cent of the metal. It easy of access to all persona In thia neighborhood. A. P. Stone and Henry Portor of Merrill are In ths city. R. K McCulley o( Lakeview Is reg istered st the Livermore. J ere J. Wilson, watch inspector for the S. P. company, is in the city. C. Bermath and Fred Reevva of Dorris are paying thia city a visit. Ray Frank and Rob Garvin Portland are guests at the Livermore Get your abstracts tram ths Kla math Ooualy Abstract Co., opposite Court House. 4-ltf Ferd Hurst, chairman of the b>>ard of supervisors of Stasia couuty. is a guest at the Livermore. The Klamath County Bank Is put- ting up screen doors to sa re Alex's bald spot from the dies. Ed Laughlin has purchased from Harry Esping his soft drink estab lishment at the Lakeside. Mrs. K. B. Henry entertained at Five Hundred yesttrday In houur of her stster-in-law. Mrs. I.ee, Mrs W. O. Smith returned home Wednesday from Oakland, whore she has been for the past two weeks. Have E. W. Muller add an attach meat to your phonograph so you may enjoy the new 4-minute Amberol rec ords. 13-11 Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Narbett and aon. Ray D. Head and Miss Veliuer How ard of Chico left In their auto Wed nesday morning for Crater lake. Packard piano, as good as new, for sale cheap for cash. Mrs. Ray Hubbard, Oak street, botwoea 7th and 8th. IT J. J. Cut.hall, J. J. Sullivan of Ban Francisco and Geo. Aldrich, a banker of Oakland. Cal., came In from lake view Tuesday and are rcglatered at the Lakeside. BALDWIN HARDWARE CO Dependable Hardware Mrs. E. Mull, who has been visit i ing her sister, Mrs. E. A. Dunham, Heating Stoves, Household Utensils, Guns returned to her home in Medford Fri and Ammunition, Cutlery—In fact every day.. .Major C. E. Worden, who has been not sell ua your not sell us your thing in Good Hardware—No shoddy or confined to his home for the last shelf-worn goods. few days with a bad cold. Is reported POULTRY? EGGS? better. Agents celebrated Mrs. Abrahams and Mrs. William and everything the farmer needs. son arrived here Monday night from Chico on a visit with their mother, Mrs M. McMillan. E. M. and E. F. Schilling of San Francisco, who have been vlaitlng Klamath County Abstract opposite Coart House. 4-ltf j Mrs. Doak on the Upper Lake, re We wish to sell you tlx* CHOICEST GROCERIES, und we also turned home Tuesday. A suit filed Wednesday was that of wish to Bl Y OK TRADE for your EGGS. POULTRY. VEGE BKRT E. WITHROW, Bwraury Mrs. R. E. Merryman of Portland, the American Bank and Trust com TABLES. HAY AND OTHER PRODUCE. who has recently been visiting her pany against Mont. E Hutchison and DON 1. ZUMWALT, E. M. BUBB. son. Dr. Merryman of thia city, re Sadie V. Hutchison, suit to foreclose C. E. Vice President and turned home Monday. mortgage. Präsident TraMurwr N. B.—We not only wish to supply Groceries to the A. A. Cunningham, who waa been PU m . Blue PrlaU. EU We oontlnue abstracts, as v«U as Farmers, but *I m > to «hip their |>roduce at the greatest |>rotit 1 closing up the affairs of Mason-Davis make new oas*. Let us eompists to them. company In this neighborhood, left your*. Klaaath Oouaty AMras* for Portland Tuesday. Co., opposite Court Houss. 4-ltf Mrs. Conrad of Bonanza, Charlotte Nate Otterbein of Poe vnlley ar Schulz of Klamath Agency and T. J. Jackson of Ft. Klamath were regis rived from San Francisco Wednes day, where he has been for the past tered at the luikeside Tuesday. several weeks under treatment for not sell us your not sell us your Mrs. Fred L. Houston returned last an injury to his arm. Friday from Ashland, where she haa A fine Ashland home to trade for VEGETABLES? PRODUCE? been visiting with friends for the past Klamath county farm under ditch few weeks. D. W. Cox of Morrill Is In th i city Inquire at H. Boivin's plumbing es Mrs. D. V. Kuykendall, with her Brice McCormick cf Keno la In the sister. Miss M. Mires, left Monday tablishment, Main st., Klamath Falls, city. 8-14, ?-f. for Drain, Ore. They will apend Oregon. their summer vacation at Drain and B. H. Davis, U. S. R. 8., came in • T. J. Jackson of Ft. Klamath Is In the city. on the Coast. from Clear Lake dam Tuesday to The infant daughter of Mr. and meet W. R. Neff of Macdoel Is In the city his wife and daughter, who ar- Mrs. Thomas Grubb of Keno died rived on business. from Boston last night. They Monday night, The bereaved parenta F. H. Mills will soon be making will return with Mr. Davis to Clear have the sympathy of their many Lake. his rounds in a chug-wagon, having DR. J. M. ELLSWORTH friends. traded W. 8 Worden the hull of his VETERINARY BURGEON host on the Upper Lake for the lai- Dr. Stansbury and J. R. Robinson ANO DENTIST nuatnsss property to ths best town ter's auto. of Chico, Cal.. Mrs. M. McMillan, Offlos CflMlwOtllia Bulldlua rbeoe ns There are lota of things In our store besides Watches and tn ths Willamette valley. The oldest man In the world la Mrs. C. Ross Anderson, Mrs. E. R. Diamonds—lots of small, inexpensive articles that come ex Inquire nt the Boston Store, Reamez and Mrs. F. H. Jennings vis said to be Guadeloupe Aleltd of Ja- be a difficult matter to supply the de ceedingly handy every day, either as gifts for another or f-ltf ited Bird Island in the Lower Lake lostltlan, state of Jallaco, Mexico. mand, and I firmly believe that there for your own use. Lockets and Charms in great variety, and John Shook and wife of Bonanza Sunday. ‘ According to church records he was will be a substantial advance In the Chains and Rin— at all prices. Hat Pins, Stick Pins, Brace are in the city. Mr. Shook and broth Burrell Short was In the city Mon born in 1770. He Is now 139 years price paid for stock of all kinds.” lets and Sterling Silver Toilet Articles. We are receiving er will put up about 1,500 tons of day on business. He says haying old and In good physical condition. Interesting Novelties nearly every day. Come in and see them. Klamath county now haa the lead hay this season. He reports this < will Is on full blast In his section, with In the atock Industry and It Is not be a banner year for crops in his i sec- heavy yields being reported from all TACOMA (X)MEH TO KLAMATH TO likely that It Is going to lose It. The tion. of the ranches. SECURE BEEF opening up of the northern market "No proxies go," said Charlie De H. E. Childers of Yonna valley is means a greater demand tor fattened Lap, deputy County Clerk, to ft < preparing for the big grain harvest Tlic Completion of the Line to Na stock and thia means a greater de yoitftg man from the Fort Wednes that is expected In that section of the tron Menns That Klamath Will mand for alfalfa. It la not a raah day when asked to isaue a license for county this fall by purchasing a new Be Large Bref Producer prediction to make that If all of the a young swain who was too busy to threshing machine. Irrigated lands In Klamath were In come down. The prediction often made that H. H. Folsom of Juneau, Alaska, alfalfa there will be demand sufficient R. O. Withers, a prominent attor Klamath county Is destinod to bo one arrived In the city Monday evening. to cougumo the entire supply.” Mr. Folsom Is a Klamath county land ney of Goldfield. Nev., and aon Itft of the main supply grounds for the Tuesday morning by a special boat stock markets of the Pacific Coast Is owner and comes to see how matters for Bplnks* retort, where he will try emphasized by the appearance In the Frequenters of the classic Battery have progressed since his absence. city of L. P. Pauley, representing the Park at the southern end of Manhat Dr. McManus of Sherman, Mich, his luck as a fisherman. and Frank Moorland, formerly bank J. F. Kelly, R. A. Booth of Eugene Ca.tens Packing company of Tacoma. tan island were forcibly reminded of er of Sherman, Mich., but now lo and Jas. E. Dsnaher of Detroit, Thia company la one of the loading the palmy days of “America” cup inc cated here, returned from Spring Mich., who recently visited their 87,- packing concerns on the Coast, and Ing, when they saw a gang of Park creek Monday. They report a de 000-acre tract of timber north of Is constantly adding to Ita capacity, Department riggers hoisting Into po lightful trip. Yalnax, returned Tuesday night and which now amounts to 160 head a sition a new flagpole, which turned out to be nothing more nor loss than left next morning for their respective day. C. 8. and R. 8. Moore sent a load Mr. Pauley was here last year and the mast of the old cup defender of electrical supplies to Merrill Mon homes. E. L. and E. H. Moore of Poe val purchased several train loads of cat Constitution. The lower inast la built day morning for the purpose of in ley were In the city Wednesday. They tle around Fort Klamath. These were of steel and is, of course, hollow. stalling electrical service In Mr. Mer rill's new home and for other needed report the sale of forty-two head of driven to Ashland for shipment. This Telescoping Into this Is the wooden horses to H. Anderson of Merrill, the year they will be shipped from Mid topmast. The foot of the mast Is extensions In thst section. H. W. Keesee has been advised entire band, Including yearlings, and land, and the result Is the leaving In bolted to a mans of concrete, and the that the land case involving the all averaging about 160 per head this county a considerable amount of truck of the topmast from which the The feeling I want to exist between you and me. southwest quarter of aeclton 32, Crops never looked better In their money that would otherwise be spent flag files Is about 166 feet above the I am trying to make my name and satisfaction on the other side of the mountains. ica wall. In the rigging of the mut township 40 south, range 12 east, section. synonymous. You can help me. “When this line Is completed to Herroshoff fried a new system of dou has been decided In favor of his James T. Narbett, a prominent Don’t holler and cuss if I have worked for you Natron, Klamath county will at once ble cross trees. Breakages of the miMt client, H. E. Wilson. architect of the Sacramento valley, take front rank among the cattle-pro were froquont, and he subsequently, and it’s not been satisfactory, but bring it back and wife and son, Ray D. Head and Miss Thirty thousand pounds of wool ducing sections of the Coast,” said In the Reliance, returned to the old give me a chance to make my word of guarantee were received Monday for trans- Velmer Howard arrived from lake Mr, Pauley at the Lakeside to-day. system of single crosstrees. portatlon to Boston, and 25,000 view Monday night, Intending to stop good. "Few realize what this will mean to over a few days while en route to pounds freight were loaded out to One receives a certain amout of satisfaction in the farmers of this county. Hereto DiaSOLUnON OF partnership . Bly and Lakeview by Manager Ken Crater lake and other pointe In Ore buying goods and feeling they have their dollar’s fore It had only one market for Its gon. They are traveling in Mr. Nar- yon of the Transfer company. Notice Is hereby given that the stock—that to the south. The build worth. Ed Jacobson, Mr. Truesdale and bett's touring car. undersigned has disposed of his Ift- ing of this line will open up the Those are the very kind of goods I carry and are Manager Kenyon of the Transfer northern market, and this one will be terests In the Klamath Falls Cream Barney Chambers of the Gun Store all made by the most reliable firms. I wou'd like to returned from Spencer Creek Fri company reports three cars of wool more Important than the one south. ery to C. Ashley. All accounts will day, where they have been on a fish were shipped to Boston Wednesday, The growth of the Northwest during be collected and debts paid by Ash have your business. ing trip. In speaking of Spencer 30,000 pounds delivered here Wed the past few yeart has been phenom ley and Holcomb, his succssaors. I have been told that I am on the WRONG side Creek, Mr. Chambers says that some nesday and 30,000 pounds of freight enal and with this Incroase has come C. F. GOODRICH. of the street nevertheless you are not treating your thing should be done at once by our was billed out Tuesday to Bonanza the greater demand for meats of all self RIGHT unless you see my stock before you buy. nlmrods to restock Spencer Creek and Lakeview, A straight carload of kinds. This has grown to such an ex with trout, as they are almost extinct wool Is coming In from Silver Lake tent as to attract the attention of the Partie« wishing sagebrush laad there. This is unfortunate, as It it and it Is the Intention of the parties great packing companies of the East elearsc. call on or writ«. an ideal troQtstreatn.and-rmty-Kre bringing MUM! wool to_take supplier, and they are at work now erecting hours’ drive from this city, msklng back with them. mammoth pfanfs In Portland. It will IMU WHY WHY WHY NOT TRADE WITH YOUR FRIENDS 2 El!wood Fence»— GEO. R. HURN, the Hardware Man Abstracting WHY MONARCH WHY MERCANTILE COMPANY TH0°5Ni Klamath County Abstract Co., Inc. Surveying and Irrigation Engineering KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Klamath Falls Pretty and Useful Things in Jewelry Ì8 NOW IN NEW QUARTERS. WINTERS Building SATISFACTION MCHATTAN None».
