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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1910)
J. Dyer was up from Dorris Tues- Fairview addition to Klamath Falls; <136. Theodore L. Seymour to Edward L. T. Totten was down from hin homestead Tuesday. Seymour?. undivided three-sevenths D. P. Shook Is here from Dairy. Eugene Spencer was up from hl« of lot 1. sec 1-37-10; <600. Dan Evans was up from Dorris Sat- ; Edmund M. Chllcote and Gao. H. ■ranch near Wampus Tuesday urday. J. H. Hobbs, the popular Merrill Wright to Anthon Petrasek, lot 3, L. E. Walker was here from Bly merchant, bad business here Tuesday. block 9. Fairview addition to Klani- I Sunday. J. W. Utter, the Fort Klamath saw ■' I.ills; <10. Wiu. Powers was here from Merrill John llagelstein to D. B. Campbell, mill man. was down on business Tues Saturday. part of lot 4. sec. 13-37-8; <10. day. % Albert Johnson was here from Mer Klamath Development company to George Gallagher had business here rill Friday. Charles W. Harlow, lot 1, block 13. from Weed Tuesday. Henry Vosa was up from Whitelake The C. I. of 8. I. gave a shower last llot Springs addition to Klamath Wednesday. Thursday evening for Mrs Orb Camp- Falls; <10. A. Dumont had business here from bell. j Charles W. Harlow to Charles P. Bly Sunday. F. E. Stewart is here from Chicago, Stewart, lot 1, block 13. Hot Springs A. L. Wallain was here from Mer taking in the many beautiful places In addition to Klamath Falls; <10. rill last week. G. H. Woodbury to Howard F the vicinity of Klamath Falls. V. Christensen of Bly had business F. J. O'Hara and wife were here Shepherd, lot 1. block 36. lot 8, block here Monday. 19. First addition to Klamath Falls: J. W. Cox had business here from from Wampus Friduy. Mr. O'Hara Is * <10. manager of the i>ower plant near Weed Friday. Ready Made House Company to Spencer's. Charles Horton was down from Bo- j E. A. Palmer and wife are guests at Almee B. Wing, part of lot 3, block S. nanxa Friday. Klamath Falls; <1.000. D. M. Griffith was here from Eagle the Livermore. Mr. Palmer is road C. L Wlnnard to il. P. Goodman. I master. and his headquarters are Ridge Sunday. j Wit, of W'-. sec. 37-34-9; <3,500. C. D. Arthur was over from Lake rn— at Weed. A. J. Morey and wife returned last view Saturday. William Barks was here from Mid .Monday from Orland. Cal . where thej THE ATTR ACTION» OF LIFE have purchased a ranch, and left for land Saturday. IN TIIE CITY COME IIIGIt Earl Foster was down from Seven their former home in Merrill next morning. Mile last week. Meal in a Itcalaurunl in the Mertopo- L. C. Slsemore, the popular Fort Charles Horton was up from Mer- j Ils Sets Farmer Visitor to Klamath merchant returned last week rill Wednesday. Calculating I. Robinson bad business here from from Grants Pass, where he had been called by the serious illness of his Worden Friday. Not long since 1 lunched in a New E. E. Fitch had busiuess here from father. York Restaurant, says "The Middle Mr. and Mrs. Anton Petrasek of 1 an" iu Metropolitan Magazine, k ! Merrill Monday. George Chastain *a> !<- t . fron' Jennings. Kans., and Mr. and Mrs. «us rot the most ext<naive place, but Charles Horalek of Oberlin. Kans., rather above the average in price ■ Dairy Wednesday. John Stindl had business here from are here, looking over the country The menu card inter«ded me as a new with a view to locating. They ar schedule of rales would hold a rail I Bonanza Saturday. Frank Guilford was down from rived here a week ago. and say that road pres'dent. As a farmer I pro I the train they came ou was in three dueed food similar to that offered for j Odell Lake Friday. F. R. Stephenson was here from sections, and that each section was sale, and I knew what 1 wan paid for j crowded. They are stopping at the it. A man likes to see what is tacked ' Merrill Wednesday. Tom C. White was down from the Oregon House. on to the thing which leaves his hand. I Strawberries and cream were offered ' Agency last week. at 25 cents. I figured that a quart of I Hy Matheson had business here REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS from Keno Monday. our berries would make about four A Hnc Gan R. M. Kearns had busimss here ou [ The following list of transfers in dishes. Two eggs served in various I I BERT E WITHROW, Nwrrtary Barney Chambers has one of the • Saturday from Dorris. realty is furnished by the abstract ways cost 30 cents. You paid 80 finest guns in the state nt his store on D M. Snider had business *,er'J firm of Mason & Slough: DON J. ZUMWALT. cents for a half spring chicken. Now E. M BLBH, from Mt. Hebron Friday. U. E. my big family would feel poorly used Main street. It is u 25-35 Winchester. Vic« President an I ■ Levy F. Willits to Lucy J. Para- Preaident Frank Obenchain and family If we served less than four quarts of and the stock and fore-end are the Treasurer > dise. 1,112 feet of the east side of lot here from Bly last week. berries. We could hardly keep good fanciest that have ever been seen Maps. Plans, Blue Prints, lite. ! 3 of Riverside tracts, situated in 39- Jack Shorty of Mt. Hebron was j j uatured on four whole chickens. For here. On the stock are burned a ; <io. butterfly, a beetle and a skull, while i 1 here on business Saturday. A. R. Campbell to Oscar Campò» 11. berrles and chickens alone, therefore, the fore-end Is inlaid with ivory, J. E. Cornel’us bad business here at these restaurant prices, we spend W% of SW »4 sec 36-39-12; <10. from Mt. Hebron Saturday. If we which has been delicately carved by A. R. Campbell to Oscar Campbell, <10.40 at a single meal. M. C. Miservey, the Portland tim- charged the price* printed on this ! the patient hands of Chinese work- Wfc of SW% sec. 36-39-12. coutain- ' ers. The carving on the ivory repre ber man. is here on business. card for salads and vegetables and ing 80 acres: <10. J. F. Loosley was here on business : other things which would make our sents Chinese scenes, and although It Rufus S. Moore and wife to H. H. from Fort Klamath last week. meal, we should have a cost of <15, or ■ Is very delicately done, the details are Carroll, part of SW % of SE% sec. I wonderfully clear and perfect. It is The concrete walk is being laid in 31> and sw>4 of SW M sec 32-39- - over <30 a day. Of course my family a rifle which would attract attention is a large one. and all are blessed front of the grammar school. 9: <10. ¡anywhere, and Barney would not part with good appetites. I can buy food Joe Wystrcil came up from the Ma H. H. Carroll to Charley F. DeLap. cheaper at other city places, but if I I with it for any price. lin country Wednesday night. all of blocks 2, 3 and 6, West Lake i take the prices paid by at least 150.- W. O. Smith came up from the Park addition to Klamath Falls; <10. Fan-well Party 000 people in New York the “daily Charley F. DeLap to H. H. Carroll, gravel bed at Weed Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. C W Harlow were ’ , bread" for our famfly represents <30 G. W. and G. 8. Bageley were here all of blocks 1, 4. 5. 7. 8. 9, 10. 11. | or more. surprised Tuesday- night by about u ! ! dozen of their friends, who formi-d irom Bonanza Saturday on business. 12. 13, 14, 15, 16. 17. 18, 19 and 20. in West Lake Park addition to Klam a farewell party before their departure Mr. and Mrs. H E. Winnard and ath Falls; <10. LONG LAKE LI MBEK I < IM from this city. They left Wednesday • son came down from Ix>rella Tuesday. Charley F. DeLap and wife to G. A. PANA' AGAIN IN CHARGE morning for Fresno. Calif, where, H. W. Orth was here from Fort Krause, lot 5, block 2. West I-ake they will remain for the winter. Mr j Klamath on business the latter part of Park addition to Klamath Falls; Manufacturers and Designers Took Control of Mill Tuesday Morn Harlow is one of the foremost build-' »he week. <150. ing—North Star Bringing Down ers In the city, having erected as O. B. Burch, the Fort Klamath of all the Latest and Real Jesse • B. Eldred and husband to large Ix>g Raft many substantial structures as any liveryman, was down from the Fort Klamath Water Users' association. contractor in town Ho will re-* last week. Western Fashions in Harness SH of 8E*4 sec. 18. NE>4, NE% of The Long Lake Lumber company turn here next summer and make as Jack Moraver and E. B. Monasek SE%. SE% of NW14. EM of SW M has again taken charge of the mill at good or better record for next year. and Saddlery are here from Quincy. Wash., looking ' sec. 19; NE%, NWI4 sec. 30-39-12. Shippington, assuming control this over the country. John B. Vollmer and wife to Frank morning. .Mr. McGowan has had a A. D. Harpold. the prominent Bo D. Mlles and wife, lot 4, block 101, Progressive Dinner lease on the mill for a year, and the nanza rancher, came down from his Buena Vista addition to Klamath A progressive dinner was given last Long I-ake company will operate it home near Bonanza Tuesday. Monday by the C. I. of 8. I. at the Falls; <10. from now on. homes of Mias Goldie Barnes, Miss D. P. Doak came up from San W. W. Lewis and wife to J. W. Has- The steamer North Star is on her Francisco Tuesday night to look after k¡M. lot 8. block 38. First addition to way from Crystal Creek with a log Roxie Bhive, Miss Fannie Virgil, Miss Agnes Marple and Miss Faye Hogue his extensive interests in this part of! Klamath Falls; <10. I raft containing 400.000 feet of tim- »he state. Sidney B. Evans and wife to Henrj I , ber. It will probably be here Thure- being visited by the young ladles. In Style Quality and Workmanship They declared that they had nothing C. E. Mulkey returned to Fort Rabbes and William Wagner, part of day. i to do with the many Hallowe’en And Our Prices are Rij^ht Klamath Saturday, after attending lots 2 and 1, block 62, Nichols addi-¡ The steamer Mazama took up fifty pranka that were played along the »he county teachers' institute for thej tlon to Klamath Falls; <10. tons of freight last Saturday to the last three days. Robert Casey and wife to the SW % Wood River and Fort Klamath coun route, though they had a most pleas ant evening. Bernard Kuhl was found guilty at j of and NVi of 8WVi sec. 20- try. ihe session of the circuit court <n 38-14: <1; quit claim deed. There were forty-three visitors at Lost an Eye Lakeview now being held. He has not Ella Goad Hooker to Howard F. St. Cloud Sunday. While working in the quarry on vet been sentenced. ;SLepherd. lob 9 and 10. block 36, Link River Sunday night Walter Mc W. H. Hoyt and wife. W. 8. Hoyt! First addition to Klamath Falls; <1. i BELIEVER NEXT CONGRESS and wife and H. H. Hoyt came up | Gee, better known among the boxing J. G. 8wan and wife to A. R. Camp WILL BE REPUBLICAN from Merrill Saturday and left Sun bell, part of lot 5, block 7, Ewauna fraternity as "Kid” Richards, had the Hearing on Insanity Charge ♦♦♦♦»»»♦♦♦♦♦a»»66 606110990 day morning for California. Heights addition, and all of lot 7, Secretary Wilson Hays the Middle misfortune to have a piece of rock A man who goes by the names of J. R. Bray came down from Lan- ____ strike him in the eye. and the Injury block 49, First addition to Klamath WeM Is Strongly for the la so severe that he will probably lose Frauk Chartier and Orville Carter gell Valley Friday to make final proof Falls, Grand Old Party on his homestead. William Warren the member. He left for his homo In was tried boforo County Judge Grif James R. Baray and wife to Klam- 8an Francisco this morning to re- fith and Dr. C. V Fisher Tuesday on On Klamath Avenue and Cy Brown cam< with him as wit-'ath Water Users’ association. W>4, NEW YORK, Nov. 1.— Secretary a charge of Insanity, and he is now ceive treatment. »»««•«« NE% N% of 8E % . sec. 24-39-11. near O. K. Feed Barn Wilson, who is campaigning for Gov locked up in the county Jail. 8. C. Hamaker and wife arrived Clara A. Ream and husband to ernor 8timson, arrived here today. The man has been working for the An Enjoyable Ride from their home in Bly Tuesday, and Burr G. Terry. 8M of 8W% sec. 21- Speaking of the political situation he : : GENERAL BLACKSMITHING : : I A Jolly party consisting of Wulter Meadow Lake Lumber company as a wil! leave for Los Angeles in a few 39-9, containing 80 acres; <10. said: -lays, where they will remain for the Ennis, Mrs. A. B. Llbermore. Miss swamper, and for the past few days < > Horseshoeing s Specialty < ! Frank Ward and wife to W. B. "I do not see how the next congress winter. Cunningham, southerly half of lots 4 can be democratic, simply because the Hazel Livermore and Miss Myrta Car has been acting queerly. Imagining ^loeFaaae. left Monday morning for and 5, block 94. Klamath addition to ter, went down to the falls at Keno In that several men In a balloon were - F. T. ALLEN AND republicans lost In the East. I have Mr. Ennis’ automobile on Sunday af trying to destroy him with X-ray ma Seattle, where he will remain for o Klamath Falls; <3,000. i been in the Middle West, and that !! E. H. PATTERSON ternoon. They had a most enjoyable chines He Is a cocaine user, and the <ouple of weeks. It is Joe's first trip J. E. Reynolds and wife to Thomas section is Republican. Kansas and ................ "dope" Is what evidently causes the : . lo the Sound City, and he is going to ¡ Boggess, 8E*4 and NWÍ4 of sec. 35- Minnesota are solid, and Iowa Is ride, and the falls were beautiful hallucinations. *ee all there is in that pi-t of the 38-11. containing 320 acres; <400. t strong. President Taft will get a sec- (Paid Advertisement 1 Birthday Party Northwest. Klamath Lake Land and Livestock , ond term. The West appreciates him A masquerade birthday party was Firat Unit Completed A. Atchert of PoitlaDd. chief chem- company of California and John 8po- | as one of our greatest presidents.” given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. ist of the Warren Construction com- lek, 8M of BE*4 sec. 14, aud N*4 of The first unit of the city's sower I C. Hogue last Saturday In honor of pany, arrived here Friday, and will NE% sec. 23, and lots 2 and 5, sec. sewer system has been completed and their daughter, Miss Hortense. A superintend the preparation of the 23-41-12, containing 160 acre«; <10. MRH MARTIN ON TRIAL Is ready to be turned over to the city. A SECOND TIME most delightful time was enjoyed by AB that remains now Is the adjust mixing of the ingredients for the. Klamath Development company to the large number of young friends paving material. ' Roy C. Woodhams, lot 22. block 50. ing of some of the bills, and then the For constitutional amendment who had the pleasure to attend. Attempts to Conduct Her Own Cane D. F. Clarke and A. R. Dobson at- Worden; <10. unit will be formally accepted. giving to cities and towns and the Court Aaaigned Her ¡rived from Portland Friday and S. B. Gardner and wife to D. E. exclusive power to license, Tcm|«*ranc«- Rally at MI<I1<UI<1 Cocnae) 'will go up to the ranch near Eagle I Noah, lot 5, block 3, Gardner's arfdl- Spreading the Paving regulate, control, suppress, A temperance rally will be held at Ridge which they purchased from P. tlon to Fort Klamath; <100, The bituminous coating Is being I or prohibit the sale of intox OAKLAND. Nov. 1. The second Midland Thursday evening of this B. Southworth a few months ago. H. H. Carroll tp C. B. Chittenden, week. Rev. G. II. Fees* and others j “ Prvad on Main street near Tenth, and icating liquors within the Sunday morning. lot 9. block 2, Carroll’s addition to trial of Mrs. Isabelle Martin was be gun today. The woman conducted will address the citizens of that thrlv- «><• work Is attracting a large crowd municipality. Dr. H. D. Sheldou. who has been i Klamath Falls; <300. Ing community AB are invited to • th" I“*’ of the week considerable here as one of the instructors at the1 H. H. Carroll to C. B. Chittenden., her own defense, and challenged Eli 32« X Yes attPD(j amount of the paving will be done county Institute, returned to the state lot 8. block 2. Carroll’s addition to I sor Lanktree, charging that he. 8her- ' Iff Barnett and Jailer White's wife university at Eugene. Ore., Friday, Klamath Falls; <250. ENDORSED BY i Suit to IPvovcr Money New Sait S. Loughrldge. administrator to | were consplirng against her. She where he Is the head of the depart i E. L. Elliott, attorney for E. R. 40,000 OREGON CITIZENS A suit for the recovery of money ment of education. Dr. Sheldon made John H. Miller, lot 9. block 13, aFir-! challenged one Juror on the grounds many friends while here, and his able view addition to Klamath Falls; <250. that he did not understand English. »u, fl’cd today by Fred Milla, attor- Smith, Hied suit Monday afternoon ■ Greater Oregon Home Rule Associa tlon. 618 Electric Bonding. Port John H. Miller to 8. Loughridge, The court arbitrarily appointed coun- oey for J. A. and J. L. Martin, against against Calo T. Oliver and Mrs. C. T. addressee were of great benefit to the Oliver for the recovery of money. land, Oregon.” J. L. Yaden. teachers of the county. undivided half of lot 9, block 13, sei In her defense. BRIEF NEWS OF THE WEEK I day.J. This Store is the Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes The Portland Store THE STORE OF QUALITY Abstracting Klamath County Abstract Co., Inc Surveying and Irrigation Engineering KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Bradley Harness Co. We Are Leaders Opposite the Courthouse. Klamath Falls. Ore • New Blacksmith Shop i Settle It Now Settle It Right I