lake, where they will take u week's S. O. and W. P. Johnson arrived bare Monday evening. outing. M Fleet lets on Friday s stage Born To the wife of Al Stalh- Judge Benson left for Portland on for Bonanza .nan, proprietor of the Littl«- Louvre, - Wednesday morning's train to attend Harry Trainor of Merrill is in town a 14-pound boy. some legal business. on a business trip. At the big sale! What? Why, the Wiu. N. Kilis, son of John Ella of J Miss Pearl Davidson was in the city entire stock of clothing, boots, shoes, Fort Klamath registered at the Liv-| from Midland Saturday. hats, ladles' and gents' furnishings, ermore Monday. Mr. Kill» was on A. D. Wooden of Merrill was in will be sold at cost. Prices talk at his way home from school. the city Friday on busin«*ss. Goodrich’s Cash Store. Miaa Cora E. P. Philips, who has H J. Christmas was in town from A deed from th«* State of Oregon to k his home near Dairy Friday. I J. Conners was picked up In the hall­ b*-«*n teaching ut Bly, and her »later, Í Guy Merrill was in town Friday, way of the courthous«* today and left Della, were passengers on Monday's 7 r i . '»A j I and registered at the Livermore. in the care of the clerk. The deed train, en route to Salem, where their parents reside. Miss Mary and Mamie Erickson of has not been recorded. f* • r A. Cameron and W J Irwin, at« I ■ 1 A crew of men started tearing up Modoc Point are visiting friends in T ft tendants from the State asylum, ar- the crosswalks from the depot to the the city. N rived Sunday and took the par« bridge on Saturday la preparation M J. Phelan of Seattle is in the city. .Mr. Phelan represents a Mil­ for the work of paving the streets. ties that have been declared insane t J hacck with them to Salem. * i‘‘F That is to be begun later on. waukee brush factory. i! I X O. M. Hex-ton returned ou Friday Mrs. Harradon and daughter of Se­ M. J. Rush of Chehalis. Wash., has A 1 attle arrived on Saturday's traiu on from Portland, where he has been en­ purchased from Otto F. Anderson SO I a visit with Judge and Mrs. George joying the beauties of the Rose car­ acres near Midlaud, the consideration nival. Mr. Hector states that It was being 23.000. Mr. Rush will bring Noland. % Miss Mabel Campbell left Saturday one of the most gorgeous sights he Ills family here about July l«t. morning for Sacramento and San 'ever witnessed. « Ralph Hartin of Roseburg. Ore., Francisco. expecting to be absent Miss Campbell, one of the popular left for Lakeviow Monday, In 4 young lady teachers of Klamath company with Mr. Seagard Mr. Hur­ about a month. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Worden and son Falls, left on Friday's train for tin goes to bring back bis wife, who ¡r-ij Donald returned from San Francisco ^an Francisco, where Mie wil’ rpend has been visiting with relatives. «.*■. J Sunday evening. a few weeks visiting friends there ■ I N. J. Reasoner and J. A. Smith, two t D M. and J. S. Griffith were in . and a’so in Sacramento. youug men from Ashland, speut Sun­ *«■ the city Friday from their summer Robert Foster of San Francisco ar- day in the Falls. They are on an out­ resort at Eagle Ridge. f i . rived Friday night to visit for a ing trip, and expect to spend some Frank Adamek. wife and children week with his brother-in-law. Silas time in the vicinity of Title lake took passage on the Merrill stage i Obenchain. Mr. Foster is connected Miss Mabel Nickerson,who is a for- Monday to join the Bohemian colony- with the Prudential Insurance compa­ OpyrlgM Hart h«faaend the summer visiting withrela- son, salesman for the Farmers' Im­ Neil Campbell left on Mondav plement company, left on Saturday ruorning train for I-os Angeles, having tlvos and friends. Miss Nickerson Is n neice of W. W. Nickerson of thp for Detroit. Mich. received word that his wife is quite Emmitt B«*eson and wife have r«»- ill. It will be n«*cessary that she be Monarch .Mercantile company. turned from their Rigue River ranch, operated on. but Mr. and Mrs. Camp­ A. E. Crance has purchased the where Mr. Beeson has been looking bell's friends hop«* that she wil) un­ John Hammond property on Bush The only exclusive men’s store in the city after his hay- crop. dergo th«* operation successfully and street, between Ninth and Tenth, Miss Nina Noel leads in the contest soon regain her strength and health. from John Hammond of Popcnish, Next door to the Postoffice Klamath Falls, Oregon for Goddess of Liberty. Miss Noel Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Applegat«* left Wash. The property was purchased has 1167 votes, while Miss Sanderson Saturday morning for Oakland, where through the C. P. Gregory company, has 549 and Miss Boivin 347. consideration being 2-1,300 they will be present at the marriage the ' Miss Nett R. Drew, one of the prin­ of their daughter. Miss Alice, which L. F. Cronemiller, G. D Crone­ Mrs O. L. Carter will leave Friday about the tlr.t of July to make thia very much wrought up over th* af cipals of th«* public schools for the wil! be solemnized in that city on the miller. R. T. McKee. W. I,. Dutton morulng for Dallas, Salem. Portland their home. fair, and that It would not go well coming year, drove in from her home 15th. Miss Applegate will be married i and Henry Newell, students from Cor­ and other points, where she will visit There will be an excursion to Fort with Harrold should he fall Into their near Dairy Saturday morning. to Emil Feil of Ashland. After the vallis. were passengers on Monday’s for several weeks with friends and Klamath nest Sunday to wltne»n the hands. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Spaulding of ceremony they will take an extended I stage for Lakeview. Th«» latter 1« a relatives. • game of ball between the Wood River Misses May Evan» and May Hani«*« Phoenix, Ariz., were rassengers on wedding trip, returning to Ashland, relative of the two New«II boys who Captain O. C. Applegate, who ha» h-aui and the Klamath Falla boys A arrived Tu«*««tay from Medfoid. Or<- , the Curlew W«*duesday for Upper where they wil! make their home. - were murdered a few days ago. been over the stat«* In th«- Interest of large crowd 1« <-x|H-«-t«-d to go vn the on a vta.it to relatives and friend. the enumeration of the Indiana for trip, which tan be made for JI 50 here. Mlaa Evant la a daugh’-r of the government ccn»ua. return«*«! for the round trip. John Evan» Dorrt« Booster. A party of five from Medford, W. Monday night. H II Millard and XV H llradf«*:-I Garrison, E I.. Roth, H. F. Schweers and J. C. McPher­ i C. Kinyon, C . Were in ill.* city from Portland M F. E. Martin. F. L. Vincent, arrived son of Petaluma. Cal., arrived In the Bradford 1« the president of tb<- Wm by way of automobile, and will upend city Tuesday, and will spend eoine i.er lake Irrigation company. whll*- time In looking over the country with a few daya In pleasure seeking and Mr Millard la the manager. The«*- looking over the country. They are the view to locating. gentlemen ar«* on tbelr way to Pluab. «topping at the Lak»*»l us to furnish ifas beat to I report a good trip, but plenty of du«t' ha» accepted a po.ition with the Her­ !>!» < UKtomers. They have music ! on the road«. ald. and expect» to make thia city hi» twice n day to entertain his patron» i I Joseph Walter and sun. Richard, of home for the future Jo 1» a printer while they enjoy a good mosl Alameda. Cal., loft for Eagl«* Ridge, of the old »chool. having »erved hl« Thi» paper 1» In receipt of the offi­ I I where they will »p«*nd a portion of apprentlceahlp In all It« branch«*«, and I | their summer outing. Mr. Walter Sr. the Herald 1» glad to extend him the cial program of the funeral proco- : is a designer for one of the large hand of welcome and gather him Into ■ion of hl» late Majesty, the King of England, »«-nt by A H Naftxger, Who I jewelry manufacturers of San Fran- the fold. was In l-ondon at the time. Accom : cisco. Rev. Father O’Malley arrived here Arrivals at the Hotel Livermore: on Tuesday from Lakeview, expect­ paining the program Is a letter In W. A. Potter, J W. Call. Medford; ing to meet hi» au per lor, Father Col- which Mr. N'aftigcr state's that it we- | C. S. Webster, Spokane; J. R. Flynn, ler. who was expected here this even­ one of the moat gorgeous funeral Portland; 8. A. Keist. San Francisco, ing. Father Cunningham ha« been pageants that the world haa ever seen J. A. Star, Portland; Joan Quigby, tidviaed that on account of the neriou» The many friends of Mr. Naftzger In I Alverdor; C. E Witts; Chas. Cox, lllaeue of Father Goller hl« vialt to thi« city will be glad to learn that h< Merrill. thi» city ha« been postponed until 1» enjoying good health and having n most enjoyable time .Miss Mary H. T«»st and Byron C. ' aometlme in July, the date to be an­ | W. A. Duncan and R. F Tuttle Jackson of Fort Klamath were mar- nounced later. The contractor» are busy laying 1 were her«* Friday from Lorella I ried laat Tuesduy at 2 p. m Both , the bride and groom are well known the foundation» for the large lumber These gentlemen ar«* Interetted in young people, and have a host of yard of the Meadow I-ak«* mill*. The th«- development of their t»art of th* friends who wish them much bappl- «pace to be covered by the yard com- country, and nt present are working prises eleven lota and fafe« on Spring , up on the proposition of conatructing - ness In their new life. E. E Fitch of Merrill reports the street, extending out to the county .i private Irrigating plant that will A spur track will be built water hundred« of acres of land In sale of 228,000 worth of real estate road. down the alley In the rear of the • that section. While they have not lx last week In the vicinity of Merrill. Among the «ales was that of a 160 yard, making it convenient for «hip­ gun work, they expo«* by next yea* to begin the active construction, un­ acres belonging to Pierce Combs for ping the lumber. The Cofer Bros, have secured the less the government should In «otn 212,000. Mr. Combs then purchased 240 acres of Mr«. 8. 8. Henley for contract for furnishing the brick for satisfactory manner take up the pro­ th«- construction of the new school ject. I 214,000. Arrival« at the I-ake«ide Inn: J. j building on the West Ride. It will O. Hamakekr, Bonanza; E. E. Fitch. take about 250,000 brick. Mr. Cofer Herbert Fitch, Merrill; R. H. Wllaon; state« that they already have In the "Dancy Hosiery, Neckwear, Em- IA7C carry a complete line of Geo. Dickey; Mrs. E. J. Yabr and I neighborhood of 400,000 brick con­ W Preferred Stòck Canned * broideries, Laces, Lingerie daughter, Hoquiam, Waah.; Chris No- tracted for, and the flrat kiln, contain­ Waists, Silk Waists, Muslin vlch, E. J. Sebbold, J. R. McDonald. ing 125,000 brick, haa been burned, On Klamath Avenue Peaches. Pears, Plums, Grapes, San Francisco; 8. M. Thompson, the kiln aealed, and will be opened Underwear, Silk Kimonas, Net near 0- K. Feed Barn and ready for delivery Monday morn- Cherries, Blackberries, Rasp­ Dunsmuir. Waists, Silk Gloves, Kid Gioves Ing. Jas. Malone, while putting away berries, Loganberries, Straw­ Harry Nichole Is In town from Bo­ Kid Gloves, Fancy Dress Suit­ some fittings in the plumbing shop of nanza. Mr. Nichol« states that while berries, Pineapple, Pumpkin, H. Boivin, fell from a ladder, cut­ ings, Wash Goods, etc. In Plush the other day he took his ting a gash about two inches long Corn, Peas, Tomatoes—Every­ breakfast at the same tabla as did across the back of hla head. Dr. Ike Harrold, the flend who so heart­ " F. T. ALLEN AND : Parker was called to dreea the wound, thing in canned goods lessly murdered the two Newell boys. :: E. H. PATTERSON i it is not thought that anything seri­ He nays the cltlxens of Lakeview were ' ♦♦»♦♦♦»»♦♦♦♦♦♦»»»♦♦I»»♦» ous will result from the injury. That this s«*ction will produce a Lace Curtail», Draperies, Mus­ . fine grade of strawberries was clearly lins, Table Linen, Sheets. Pillow ■ demonstrated by a Jar of berrltui 1 BERT E. WITHROW, Fee rotary brought to the Star Drug store today Cases, Toweling. Fancy and E. M. BUBB, «>, «-«»WALT. Abs|raCtjng by Calc Oliver. These berries sett Vice President an J Plain Bed Spreads. AU are large, finely colored, sw«>et and deli­ Treasurer President cious in taste. They will be placed BRIEF MENTION We are Agents for n F Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Holeproof Sox and Florsheim Shoes Three of the best lines of merchandise in the United States The Portland Store 1 »HONE 1 0 5 1 ] M [. ] M[. CO. PHONE 10 5 1 Klamath Department Store I Groceries, Dry Goods Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings You can supply your needs here in the shortest possible time and with the greatest possible satisfaction. Numbers of people have found this out, and we want you to make a voyage of discovery here the next time you want any­ thing to wear to eat DRY GOODS GROCERIES New Blacksmith Shop GENERAL BLACKSMITHING Horseshoeing a Specialty DOMESTICS FRESH FRUITS AND VEG- ETABLES ARRIVING ON EVERT -EXPRESS guaranteed values MONARCH MERCANTILE (INCORPORATED) CO. on exhibition In one of the windows in a few days. Mr. Chllcote, the real estate man, reports the sale of forty acres of farm land two miles from Midland to Fritz Klehl of Pittsburg, Kan«. The prop­ erty was owned by Henry Offenbach- er. The price paid was 240 per acre. Mr. and Mrs. Klehl will arrive hern Maps, Plans, Blue Priais, EU. Klamath County Abstract Co., Inc Surveying and Irrigation Engineering KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON 4