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The Klamath News from Klamath Falls, Oregon • Page 8

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The Klamath Newsi
Location:
Klamath Falls, Oregon
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8
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tiiriflay. 'August FJ.Kt m. Ward was aiuuae wuod Announcement 'ewrleal a th buslneaa visitors la Klamath On VaratioB Mr. Lah Smith of It ho chamber of commerce. It enjoy- Morrill Vlaitors In Klamalh Falls vvsttrdar Included Mr.

and Mr. J. A' Ilaaalaa o( the Merrill country. has been made by the Suuaro Deal Drue company, of the appointment of Fred Feliner to aucceed Will Wood, realaned. aa manaaer ot the a (ortnlKhf vacation from hr ted iff LOCALS Idutle.

at the dak. Mr. Smith wlllj rho anoat (he many ranch- Fall Saturday lo transact Aeceasary frog kla ranch In the Olene section. IHngter In Fred Dingier, on of iKe nisnv rancher to visit on k.i i spend the tint week at her home on era la from that aectlon. Creaceat avenue.

concern. Keliner in noi this community, as three years aio he was actively employed by the am comnanr. of which be ta now I VUltora Mtaa Doris Robinson and her slater. Mtsa Lola Koblason. Lawrence Improve Fay Law- neaa In the city Saturday, waa aeea To the Lake Mr.

and Mrs. E. 8. land roaeo aasoriauou rence of the Vnlon Oil company, who Vaatck and family and George rml 'underwent an oneratlon for aDDa dsughters oi a promiuenv i.rlr to hla coming to were I. the city Saturday transact- r.

hi. ing and shopping. ,0 the drug bu.lnee. a. whole- ker an aoendlnc Sunday at Crater reacmn a unanr.

for' th. v.U.y by w.y,.ween the laated day. .7 of the Medford entrance to Granta TUncher l-Out of town sale.man In Han Franel.ro. Kind irlan The flrsl Georgia yesterday. Pass, where Mr.

rarker will return In Klamath Falls this week Include Deputy Sheriff; Stewart Midland resident, iiahome. Mia. Parker car to arrive In the ell, cam, Iw with the eatch famll). o( afe Klamath Fall, yeste yesterday on in rta oi Kiamatn rails. Pingler la owner of a ranch In the Merrill district.

Merrill Among the many visitors to apsnd their time In the rlty Hal-urday wa. T. W. Haley of th Merrill road, who own. and conduct, a ranch In that aectlon.

rvattr Mrs. Louis Hchmlli. merchant of th Uealty aectlon, waa In th rlty transacting bu.lneaa Saturday afternoon. lieatty was injwho wa, city Saturday from "Id. on Caars tle.dla, oi were "It with 1tu tram Ion.

.,7. Rich au oot on a husl his ranch In that section. n. HomeMlM Luclle Coan. ln this section, and at the Crater daughter of Mr.

and A. L. Coan. lake resort, Iowm has returned to Klamath Falla from, most prominent rancher of the Olrne Roast 8. K.

Icenblca wa In Ih city Saturday afternoon transacting from hi. ranch on the Olene road. Icenblc la owner of a fine herd ot dairy cattle. Fort Klamath Mike Welland, from the Fort Klamath country, wa. In lha city Saturday to transact necessary business.

Wetland I. a rancher of that section, where he runs fine dairy ranch. wbci msw i I Mill, ranchers of the I'lne 1 Kiamatn country was in me ciiyi nut .1. week, attend nf the Oregon rancners oi in i To the Lake Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Offield are among the Klamath Fall, resident, to make the trip to Crater Lake spending Sunday at the resort. To I'roKpect Mr. and Mr. It. K.

Stlnson and son Burton are enjoying the week-end at I'nxpect. where those who have Tisiled before re 77.1 mm.e -hnnl i Grove district, were vlaitor and yeateroay iransac.in oaainr his land on the Merrill road. shoppers In the city Saturday. aesaion. Mlaa Coan is Interested in journalism, majoring in that subject while in chool.

twm Knrinr Lake Out of town CotraJIU VUllor Fred llracher, visitors and shoppers In Klamath chairman of the Greater O. A. C. Falls yesterday Included Mr. and committee arrived in Klamath Fall.

From Merrill Visitors in the city during Saturday afternoon Included Mr. and Mrs. Sllaa Obenchaln. from their ranch ia the Merrill district. Used Ca port the fishing to be excellent.

Vkitlng Mr. and Mr. George J. Walton have a their house guest for aevera. Russell Dudley, member ot the faculty of the College of the Pacific.

Ptorkton. Calif, ltod-ley arrived la the city yesterday after an extended eastern tour, which also took htm up into Cauada. Mrs. E. A.

Schreiner and family, last night from Interested from the Schreiner ranch In the In lining up students for Oregon Spring lake district. Aicricultural College this coming fall term. Dracher la well known Fishing Delos Mills and OrinM" Klamath Fall, where a number Reeder are enjoying a week-end 1 -A- c- or lumnl flahing trip to Diamond lake, leav-j anxious to greet him. ing yesterday morning In order to To the Valley Cheater ltel.ap left last night for Ashland, where he will spend the night, returning today to Klamuih Fall, with Mra. IM.ap and fumlly, who hav been in the valley fur the summer fur Mrs.

Deljp's health. One aon, Dalaa, will remain for the winter with hi. grandmother. Mrs. Susie K.

Casey, widow of the lale Robert K. Casey. SPECIALS To Lake Mr. and Mra. Thomas W.

Deliel. and Miss Geraldine Watt and Kenneth Perry will leave this morning for Crater lake, where they plan to spend the day. Fort Creek Mr. and Mrs. G.

B. assure themselves of a good boat and fishing grounds. From the Agency I-eRoy B. Arnold, superintendent of the Klamath Indian Agency spent Saturday In the Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. retired farmers of the Merrill Unman III Friends of Jack Lin- ciy transacting business and vl.lt- Cotad expect to spend Sunday at Fort creek, enjoying a picnic lunch- ma to court house. district, are listed among the visitor. In the rlty from the Merrill country, who spent Saturday transacting business.

eOn there iuuuucu iu ma uuuia 1 11 ouiif plngton after having been brought From Portland Mis. Hatel Mc 1923 Essex Cabriolet 1924 Jewett Sport Touric: To Rockr Point Genrr. MMnlvre "om la WKging camp on ino hl.ni and a party of friends are planning of Mr- ra In Saturday Among the many to accept a position aa asaitant lo j. X. vlsltora In the city yesterday were city yesterday were to spend the day at Rocky as t.aia icae in ina oiiice oi ton.

county health nurse. where they will enjoy a picnic and fishing trip. William V. lflll and his daughters, Olive Hill and Mildred Hill, residents of the Merrill district, where Hill Li a prominent rancher. To Diamond Lake Dr.

and Mra. G. S. Newaon, Gale Newson and To the Lake Will Baldwin left yesterday afternoon tor Lake of the Woods, where he will Join Mra. Baldwin at their summer cottage on South Darrell Foote and W.

F. Weatcott will leave early this morning for Santa Crut. where they will Mr. and Mrs. Charles I).

Ray ot Portland left Saturday afternoon for 1 the lake. They are enjoy a month's vacation, making the trip by motor. Beaver Marsh, where they spent the night. From Beaver Marsh, they will continue today to Crater Lake CASH or TERMS Crater Lake Among the Klamath accompanied by Max Newson. Falls residents who will spend Sun To Diamond Mr.

and Mrs. O. W. Spiker. Mr.

Spikers mother, Mrs. William Spiker. are enjoying the week-end at Diamond lake, where they are camping. day at Crater lake are Mr. and Mrs.

C. D. Garcelon and Miss Minnie rhiloquin Out of town visitors Barnum. in the city thia week Include Mrs. J.

E. McCain of Chiloquin, who I Merrill Ranchers In the city yes spent Saturday transacting business terday to transact business Included Mierrlll Visitors in Klamath Fall, this' week Include Rasil Hall of the Charles Axel, well known resident Visitor l.eo Hurilerode and his brother. Max Hartlerode. were among the Saturday visitors In the city yesterday, from their ranch in the Merrill district. Max Hartlerode ia planning to leave today for Tennant.

where he will look Into matters pertaining to a logging contract. Merrill Ranchers In Klamath Falls from the outlying districts Irrclude John Raglnato. of the Merrill country, who was in Saturday to transact business. Sutton Ia Among the ranchers lo spend Saturday In the city transacting buslneaa was Lee Sutton, from his dairy ranch on-the Merrill road. Under Hans' Xylander.

one of the ranchers on the Merrill road. Acme Motor of the Merrill district. Merrill district, who was in the city yesterday, from his ranch, to trans act business. FRENCH HAND LAUNDRY Chase, the "Blues" Laundry rarra go and bundle vanish the moment you place your wash In cart) of the French Hand Laundry. No ned to look forward fo that Monday morning pile of drudgery call us and we'll relieve you of It at no greater coat.

THE FRENCH HAND LAUNDRY For the North MIsa Jean Perry and Mrs. Darrell Clark left this a Business Klamath Falls vlsl. 6th and Oak. or in the city to transact business morning for Portland and other points, where they will spend a fort Saturday Included Lon Storey, well Teacher In Miss Alice Lytle and Miss Grace Lytle, teachers in the Bonanza school spent Saturday In the city transacting business and shopping from their home In that section. Saturday Visitor Mra.

G. P. Shamhart and daughter. Miss Rita SaamharU residents of the Merrill district were in the city Saturday from their home on the Shamhart ranch, visiting with friends and known resident ot the Merrill dis night's vacation. Miss Perry will continue north to join her mother.

trict. Mrs. James Perry, who is spending the summer with friends and Algoma Among the out of town visitors In the city Saturday to trans 137 ih St, I'bone 4 00-11 Car Stolen Jamea Sullivan re waa transacting business In the city from his home In that section Saturday, during business hours. ported to the sheriff's office that his transacting business, Frank King's Com Paige car was stolen from Klamath avenue between 8th and SHh streets act business was E. S.

Taylor, from the Algoma district. Bonanza Ranchers In the city to transact business yesterday Included B. B. Governor, who is a frequent visitor In the city, from his home In the Bonanza district. Jay In Harry Jay.

Merrill resi yesterday. MurriaKe License A marriage li cense was Issued yesterday to Ferdinand II. Bruner and Anna Estes. i in i. The BfeiWMft Te! 4 1 dent, was among the out of town! both of Klamath Falls.

visitors to transact business In the city Saturday. Dollars and Sense Seventh and Pine Street: I'll Suit Oscar Smith, proprietor of the Diamond Tire company, filed a suit for judgment of $160.25 ssiint oor A Bell In court yesterday. Smith alleges this sum represents the value of tires, tubes and repair work. To Diamond take Judd Low. Mrs.

Low nnd son. Charles Wesley, drove up to Diamond lake late Saturday afternoon on a fishing trip over the week-end. Rocky Point A. J. Vollmnn of Rnclry Point, In bnsl nesa visitors In the city Saturday afternoon.

Rodeo Meeting The sum of $1200 was agreed upon as the rental for the lair grounds by the Bly Rodeo association, for its three-day "roundup" early In July, at a meeting of members of the county fair board Suppose You Do Your Laundry At Home: Suppose You Send It To the New City Laundry: SUNDAY and MONDAY The Peer of All Swede; Corned "OLE OLSEN'S1 C0URTSH Prices 25c and SO e. Vaudeville Between Acti It is hard work and takes time that could be better occupied in other ways. An investment for a machine, of say $180, will buy wet wash laundry service at 5c per pound, (20-lb. bundle) for years. All any washing machine produces is wet wash.

Added to this is the cost of electricity, soap, soda, blue, water and other supplies, as well as time and labor. If you select Rough Dry service, you get this for only 8c a pound. A clean bundle with each garment washed, according to classification. Wearing apparel all starched with soft dry finish-ready to iron. Unstarched pieces, like underwear, soft and dry and ready to wear and Flatwork all washed clean and all ironed and ready 10 JUmJBd Bob Auto Top (ajoHANSEN LET US DEMONSTRATE THIS SERVICE Calendar Style for August, the smarten shoe of the month.

Its stitched design in cord is riehe in accord with fashion the suede tipped satin narrow strap has cut a wide swath in Parig the pearl button, the steel beading, the cut-out design on the quarter are points of style that make the Ve-Olay a remarkable shoe lot (The only exclusive Auto Top in our city. Having Jatelv installed machinery for making glass nf for any make of car. They have en a success as to durability. and apperance. The Bob Enclosure is without doubt thcM the market today.

'Give us a f'j let me show how easily and cally I can make your touring i a closed car, for this' coming make your family happy. i -'J y-r 9 New City Laundry "Phone 154 and Our Driver Will Call" In Black Satin IT i iiuuatun jester 1315 F. i PhWt sWV.

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