pect«*d home ou this evening's train. visiting friends ut Oklahoma. Uni., all
Guy Merrill has gone to Burns to returning home Wednesday
Frank Bloomtngcauip of Merrill is 1 attend to seme business matters.
Dr Alex Patterson of Merrill was
In the city.
Ollie Slemans has arrived home In the city Monday.
W. W. Adams of Merrill is regis­ from the Oregon Agricultural college.
J. Frank Adams of Merrill wan in
tered at the Lakeside Inn.
W. Lair Thompson, wife and baby the city over Sunday.
I. Moll of Bonanza Is in the city daughter of Lakeview, were here Fri­
D. F. Law ton of Fort Klamath was
on business, and is stopping at the day
In the city over Sunday.
Livermore.
Tom Durham and wife of Merrill
J. C. Stone, traffic manager for
O. A. Stearns has been elected 1 the Southern Pacific, registe'ed a» were ill th»» city Thursday.
school director, vice J. W. Goeller, ’ the Livermore Friday.
H. G. Wilson and wife of the
whose term expired.
Earl Hamaker and Ban Parker. Agency were In the city Sunday.
J. M. Robin has purchased lots 3
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Martin of Mer- two young men of Bonanza. arrived
rill are in the city visiting wlth Friday on their way homo from the i and to In block 13, Fairview addition
H. L. Oliver of Bonanza was In the
friends and shopping.
The day for picnics, excursions and enjoyment; the day we all celebrate Is
Oregon Agricultural college.
Vinton Miller, a prominent busi­ city Monday, registered at the Liver­
Mrs. J. Frank Adams came up
close at hand: are you ready7 Perhaps you will want something In Cloth*
from Merrill in an auto Tuesday, re­ ness man of Lakeview, brought a more
Ing, Haberdashery, or Headwear. You will want the best to be had for your
R. II. Siiumons and H. C. Plum of
party of l-akeview people over from
turning home Wednesday.
money; then come to us
Klamath Agency were in the city Sun­
Mrs. D. S. Painter left Wednesday that city Friday,
day.
LOST
—
Ou
the
lower
Merrill
road,
a
for Dorris, where she will visit
George and Billy Wilson, two of
purs«* containing money and keys.
with friends for a few days.
Merrit's
business men, were In town
F. P. Cook of San Francisco, a rep­ Finder please return to this office and
Thursday.
resentative of the Southern Pacific, receive reward.
W. B. Hill of Klamath Agency w is
FOR SALE A few extra good yuyng
is registered at the Livermore.
Joseph Hofer of Redding, who has sows. bred. Inquire at ranch ;• miles among the guests at the Livermore
been in the city for several days, southeast of Klamath Falls, near Wil­ over Sunday.
J. C. Childers aud wife of Medford
son bridge llawkins Bros
left Wednesday for his home.
P. B. Rackliff, representing the
Mrs. O. H. Harshbarger, son and are in the city on a visit with re'a-
firm of Lindley & Co., of Sacramento, daughter, and her sister, Mrs. Cross.! li'.es and friends.
Bill Berry of Bonanza was In the
is in the city interviewing the trade. son and daughter, of San Francisco,
Edson Watron, the new superin­ are visiting their mother, Mrs. S. S. | city over Sunday and registered at
: the Lakeside Inn.
tendent of the Klamath Indian Agen­ Henley.
Goodrich's Cash Store Is dosing
cy, is registered at the Lakeside Inn.
Miss Pearl Hall, a prominent
'
out
its entire stock of clothing, boots.
M. R. and L. E. English, residents teacher of Lakeview, passed through
of Ashland, are in the city looking the Falls on her way to Medford. : shoes and carpets.
C. L. Scott and wife of Plush were
around, and are registered at the Liv­ « here she will join some friends on a
Klamath Falls Is going to have the greatest celebration on the Fourth of
jin the city Thursday Thursday, stop­
ermore.
camping trip.
ping
at
the
American
hotel.
F. S. Scamman, one of the con­
July she has ever had. We will outdo them all. Come, come, come, and
George Ritter, au extensive ranch­
W. 8. Worden returned Sunday ev­
tractors who submitted bids on the man of Yonna valley, came in from
have the time of your life. Everybody welcome at
Odd Fellows' Temple, returned to Portland Tuesday evening, accom­ ening from Alturas and Lakeview,
his home in Redding Weduesday.
panied by his son. Carl, who has where he had been on business.
W. A. Landis and family have gone
Mrs. A. H. Gray, wife of Captain b«*en undergoing treatment for ap­
Gray of the Lady Helen, arrived pendicitis. They were en route home. to Southern California, where they
will visit for a couple of months.
here on Tuesday from San Francis­
**
Joseph E. Culver of Los Angelea,
Orders left at the Williams Music
r
co and will spend the summer with lumber buyer for th«* Hughes Manu-
store for Mr. R. S. Fell, the piano
her busband.
facturing company of Los Angeles. tuner, will be promptly attended to.
C. W. Sherman Sr., who went to the Western Sash and Door company '
Al G. Sloan returned from Ashland
Portland to enjoy the Rose carnival, of Kansas City, Mo., and the Okla-
Saturday
night, after an absence of
returned here Tuesday, and expects homa Sash and Door factory of Okla­
to go out to his ranch near Dairy in a homa City. Okla., is in the city for several months. He is back to stay.
he says, and glad of It.
day or two.
the purpose of purchasing lumber
Abel Ady Is up from Midland on Ing and will leavo for home In a day
E. H. Myers of Kansas City, Mo.. Lakeside Inn Sunday.
C. S. Flemming and wife of Skag­ from the local sawmills.
Mrs. A. E. Florence of Ijikeview business Tuesday.
or two.
is registered at the Lakeside. Mr.
way. Alaska, returned on Tuesday
C, R Miller returned Thursday Myers says he has come West to lo­ who has he«*u in Portland attending '
W L. Welch of Dulry was In the
Mrs. II. G. Wilson and daughu-i
from Lakeview, where they went for evening after a month's absence, dur­
left Tuesday for Roseburg, wh«r><
cate a home, and is looking over this the Rose Carnival, arrived in the city city on business Tuesday.
the purpose of looking over that part ing which time he has been engaged
< Sunday evening and left next morn­
section with that In mind.
Fred McKendree of Merrill waa In she will reside In the future. Mr
of the state. They expect to remain in making photographs for the O„ R.
Wilson has nlready gon« there ){<»•>
the city Tuesday.
J.J.Parker, the Wells Fargo agent, ing for her home.
in the city for a few days.
& N. company. Mr. Miller came di­ has purchased the house and lot be­
Mrs. O. L. Carter left Sunday
B. Magee of the Agency was regis­ burg Is to I m > headquarters for bls
Charles A. Joseph and son arrived rect here from Walla Walla.
In longing to C. W. Harlow in block 63. morning for Dallas. Portland and tered at the Lakeside Tuesday.
work among the Indiana of the HtaU
in the city Tuesday evening from San about a week he expects to return to I
other points in the northern part of
Mr. and Mrs. A. llocbztelL and
Nichols
addition,
through
the
agency
Charles II Kester of Bed field was
Francisco and left this morning for Roseburg. Grants Pass and other I
. the state. She will visit with friends a visitor at the county seat Tuesday. daughter, arrived her« Tuesuay
of the Home Realty company.
Rock Point, Spring Creek, William­ cities in the Willamette valley to do
from Han Francisco and left thia
F. B. Brimmer and L. P. Hescock and relatives for the next few w»wlt»
F. L. Pope and I. 8. Davis, both of
son river and Creater Lake, expect­ some more work for the same com-
Cloudealey Johns, press agent for i
morning for Engle Itldgn, whern th»)
have sold the Klamath Falls Electric
Merrill, are in the city on court but-
ing to spend a couple of weeks hunt­ pany.
will spend the next week or two en
company, of which they were the the Socialist Encampment, arrived I incus.
ing, fishing and sight-seeing.
joying their vacation. Mr HochatMn
W. G. Southers. one of the firm of owners, to the Link River Electric here Saturday night and Is busy ar- I J. A. Johnson of
Morrill was In the Is assistant cashier
Registered at the Lakeside: W. Souther-Albertson company, the real­ company, thus merging the two in ■ ranging affairs so as to keep the out-
of th>< German
city
Tuesday
and
registered at the Savings and Loan Socleti of Fan
'
side
world
informed
of
the
doings
of
W. Adams, Mrs. J. Frank Adams, ty men of Portland, who are hand­ one.
Livermore.
Frank Bloomingcamp, Merrill: C. A. ling the properties of the Klamath
Francisco.
F. J. Loufek, the leading farmer Encampment week.
Joseph and son, F. D. Pritxer, R. P. Development company, is in the city in Malin, was in the city Thursday.
E. Casebeer and wife of Bly ar- | C. G. Merrill went to Bly Tuesday
J. T. Anderson n id H D. Posili
King. San Francisco; W. A. Chase, cn business. He expects to remain I He brought in 250 gallons of fine rived in the city Sunday. Mrs. Caae- morning, where he will |<M>k Into the thwnlte left Tuisdav for Port
Oakand; Mrs. F. J. Williams and here for several days. Mr. Southers gooseberries, picked from thirty-seven . beer will remain here for some time | hors«* market.
land. These geutlemen have beer, In «
8. E Martin, the Merrill mer­
daughter, Denver; Edson Watson, states that the interest in Klamath bushes, and says there are fully 200 for the purpose of securing medical
the city for aeveral weeks for the ; ir­
Agency: B. St. George Bishop; S. Falls is increasing everyday, and that gallons more to be picked.
attention, the condition of her health I chant, was attending to busInetM In pose of Interesting local capital I le
the city Tuesday.
Steedman, Toledo, Ohio; Ben Oliver. it is the most talked of place in Port­
It is reported that there have been being such as to demand the change \ Jake Shuuk and Raymond Dunbar erection of u modern hotel bull« eg
Dunsmuir.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
Bogardua
have
land.
several cases of chicken stealing on
left for luikevlew Tuesday morning on the Hamakcr property, cor hr
Nate Otterbein, who has been in
Third and Main streets, but thou* of
Mr. William Hilsabeck of Spokane. the Merrill road. Some of the ranch­ leaseil the Ewauna house from Frank In an automobile.
Merrill for the past several days, Wash., is in the city, Mr. Hlls- ers feel very indignant, and say that Ward and are having It repaired, re­
the city who have money could .io’
erecting the new power press recent­ abeck is a long distance runner, hav- j they have the guilty parties pretty papered and refurnished and will « Pierce Combs, the well-known see their way clear to make th« In­
ly purchased by the Record of that ing trained in the Y M. C. A. of well located. There has been too much convert It into a first class rooming i rancher, of Merrill was In the city vest nieut.
place, returned to the city on Tues­ Spokane. He issues a challenge to of this work, according to the state­ house. The new proprietors are re­ ' Tuesday on busineaa.
R. Nlchola Is among the guests
day. The purchase of this press by anj Tunner for five, teu or fifteen ments of some of the farmers, and cent arrivals from Oklahoma
ut the American
noon. The purchase of this press by miles, but says he prefers the ten- they are taking means for their pro­
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Goodrich of Los I , that are
_ registered
_
Angele,
arrived
1»
the
city
Monday
I
fr
°™.
FORT KLAMATH, Juno Hi
A
the Record marks an Important mile distance. The Fourth of July tection. Unless the stealing stops
Mr. aud Mrs. E R. Rennies, who special from Fort Klamath states that
epoch in the life of that publication, committee is trying to find some drastic measures may be taken.
' and left this afternoon for Odesna.
have been In Portland for the Rose at 12 o'clock today a Arc dost re., ed
and the Herald hopes that it will one to meet Mr. Hilsabeck on the
Th os. F. Chatfield of San Francisco, ; where they will remain for a short Carnival, returned home
Monday the sawmill belonging to Utter 4
not be long before it will find it 4th or 5th of July.
, who is proprietor of the famous Soda time fishing, hunting and enjoying
M
rs.
E.
It.
Hall.
who
has
been Burns They have Just lately Insta o<i
necessary to install a larger one.
the
delightful
and
invigorating
«11
One of the finest specimens of dry Bay resort in Lake county, California,
visiting in Portland and other sec- a lot of new machinery, making It an
G. X. Wendling and S. O. Johon- land wheat that has ever been has been looking over the Upper lake mate of Klamath county.
S. O. Johnson, president of the lions of Oregon, has returned to this up-to-date mill, cutting abuut 25,00«
son, of the Klamath Deevlopment brought to this city was placed on country. Soda Bay Springs Is a beau­
feet |icr day. The Are la thought to
Company, arrived here Tuesday even­ exbibition in the offices of Mason & tiful place, situated on Clear lake, Klamath Development Company, who city.
Mayor Sanderson and Chas. Graves have started from the sawdust |.||,
ing and left the next day for Eagle Slough by John DePuy. Mr. DePuy and is very popular with the pleasure has been in the city for several days
Ridge, where they will spend a day it farming several hundred acres of seekers. Mr. Chatfield expressed him­ looking after the interests of his cor­ left Friday In the latter's ma- while the men were at dinner Tb<
or two fishing. They were accom­ land belonging to L. F. Willits and self as highly pleased with the loca­ poration. left Monday morning for chlne for a few days' trip to Crescent lumber was saved, but the mill Is an
entire loss.
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. L. Hopkins, located near Midland, tion and scenery of this section. He San Francisco. He expects to return City.
Dr. J. G. Patterson, the well known
Fleishbacker, president and general and he has wheat on his land that says that it will make a great resort here Wednesday or Thursday of this
Merrill physician, Is In the city on MIMHTEItH EIGHT hEIIII.I
manager of the London and Paris stands over three feet. The speci­ place, as the season opens about the week
l»l El, IN t ill lt< II PI 1.1
C. O. Merrill has returned from I usinesH nnd Is stopping at the Lake-
National bank, which is perhaps the men brought to the city has heads time people want to get out of the
aide.
biggest banking institution in San that are full and large, and Mr. De­ large cities. Mr. Chatfield will return Burns, where he went on business, lie
ROCK CREEK. Ky.. June IK
W. P. Sedge, the well-known
Francisco.
Puy states that it will easily run to this place about the 1st of Sep­ states that throughout that entire
Rev. Robert Vanover nnd Itcv I» *<
Mrs. A. M. Worden and daughter, thirty bushels to the acre.
tember, when he may inveirt in some country business is lively and In an­ Dulry merchant, who was in the city
ticipation of the coining of the rail- on business, returned to his home Perry. Raid 1st ministers of this pl> .«•.
Margaret, who have been visiting
Chas. E. Drew, a stockman of Yon- likely resort place.
lought a duel with knives last nl hi
friends and relatives in Kansas and na valley, came in Tuesday to meet
O. T. McKendree, wife and children road everyone Is happy, The coun- Tuesday evening.
In
the pulpit of the Rock Creek Hap
A
large
number
of
the
rauchers
of
Colorado for several months, are ex- his wife and children, who have been of Lakeview, were registered at th« try is settling up very rapldly and
new people are coming in in large the county are In the city, attracted list church, Vanover was cut under
by the session of the circuit court the ear and died immediately, th>
numbers.
jugular vein having been sever -d
Frank S. Mathison of Seaside
ar- and private business.
I
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Maguire of Mt. The Rev. Perry was arrested t'hu eh
rived here Sunday. Mr. .Mathlson
comes for the purpose i of look- Hebron are in the city. Mr. Maguire troul>les caused the fight.
Ing over this section as a possible has a suit In the circuit court that de­
place for a permanent home, He is mands his presence in the city,
a young man full of energy and if
■I B. Mitchell of Gazelle and Mrs.
he decides to remain he will before J. C. Mitchell and Mrs. P B. Lynch,
long be recognized as one of the accompanied by Miss Marie McMillan
boosters of the county.
have gone to Crater lake In the Mlt-
On Klamath Avenue
ii
The latest addition to the owners vhell machine.
near O- K. Feed Barn
of automobiles In the county Is Dan
Hon. H. L. Benson, who wont to
Brimmer of Merrill, that gentle- Portland for the purpose of filing In
28 styles to select from; every shoe a guaranteed value. Beg;n- Van
GENERAI BLACKSMITHING ?
man having come up from the Mead­ the federal court the libel suits
ning Wednesday, June 22, and lasting until Saturday, July 2,1910 ow City Sunday to take possession puny, returned home Monday even­
Horseshoeing a Specially ill
of a new Reo that he has purchased. ing.
Ladies' fine patent kid,
.1 FEW OE OUR BARGAINS Ladies' black suede Tie, wing
brown suede ties; reg.
LISTED BELOW:
He says that he is about as fearful
cap toe, perforated vamp
Mr. and Mrs. E. A Spaulding of
$3.75 value; sale price
$2.05 Ladies' enamel calf two-eye­
T. ALLEN AND
line; reg. $3.75; sale price $3.25
of it as he was of his first broncho, Phoenix, who hnvo been spending
Ladles' tan ankle Pump,
let Tie, perforated vamp
Ladles' grey suede blucber
H.
PATTERSON ¿
but
he
does
not
think
he
will
have
their vacation at Silva's Spring Creek
light or heavy sole; reg.
line; reg. 12.50; sale price
Oxford; reg. $3.50; sale
as much trouble In keeping It on the resort (
returned Tuesday even-
$3 and $3.50; sale price.. $2.05
nt.nn
prtM
$2.05
Ladies' Pump same as above,
Ladles’ welt chocolate kid
ground as he had in keeping )|mse|f
Ladles' pat. blucber Oxford,
in patent leather; reg. $3
blucher Oxford; reg. $3
mot calf top; reg. $3.50;
off terra firms when he rode his fl rat
and $3.50; price
$2.45, $2.05
value; sale price
$2,45
sale price
$2.05
high stepper.
Ladies' da?k green Oxford
Ladies’ tan two-eyelet Tie,
Ladles’ gun metal two-eyelet
BERT E. WITHROW, Secretary
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Leavitt and
Tie, extra short vamp; reg.
wing cap toe; reg. 13.75;
Tie. perforated vamp; reg.
$3.75; sale price
82.05
DOS J. /UMWALT,
Abstracting
sale price
$2.»5
$2 50; «ale price
$1.05
daughters. Pearl and I Mabel, returned
E. M. BUBB,
Saturday evening I from Portland,
Vice President an I
The above are only a very few of our many bargains in our shoe department
where they went to take In the sights
President
Treasurer
of the Rose Carnival. It has been
1O<> I’rs. Tan and I’atent l*u>n|»s for 8t and 81.75< hildrcn'a an
d Infants' on sal« at 81, 81.25, 81.50
Map.*, Plana, Blue Prints, Etc.
twelve years since the Judge was In
Portland, and he had to hire np auto­
PACKARD SHOES FOR MEN
mobile to pilot him through th« city.
The great change that has taken
place In the state's metropolis sur­
prised him greatly, particularly the
Surveying and Irrigation Engineering
t ’ I
residence portion, which, to his mind,
Jacobs Block.
Phone 1051
is the most beautiful In all the na­
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
tion.
BRI KE' MENTION
GET READY
FOURTH OF JULY
FOR THE
Nothing better, nor as good, in Clothing than Hart
Schaffner & Marx; nothing better in Haberdashery
than the lines we carry; nothing better, nor as good
for the money, in Headwear than the Boyer $3.00
Hat. Then, too, we must remind you of your feet,
for you will need a good pair of Shoes for the 4th.
We have the best, the “Florsheim Shoe.”
The Portland Store
Klamath Falls, Oregon
fords
JUNE SALE
fords
New Blacksmith Shop
LADIES’ OXFORDS
K-
New Store
New Stock
New Methods
Monarch Merc. Co
Klamath County Abstract Co., Inc
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