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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-29

March winds next.
early gardening is on,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-29
Trinity GulIG,

Iflnlly GUlIGs
The Trinity Guild will hold a mis-
sion1ry tea at the rectory I iday
afternoon from three 70 Gye All
are cordially invited to be present
The east Guthrie ". & r T..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-29

lsaac D Taylor. assistant federal
attorney, has commenced action in
the federal court to dispossess Clare
Spurgcon aud John Avery OF lana,
which the petition claims was allot-
ed to Leo and Ethel Mcclure. Usage
Indians. The land is valuable oil and
gas property
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-29

Col. Tom Jones, attorney for Coy.
ernor Brown. has been practicing
aw for 30 years During tdat time,
le says. he has defended i. men
charged with murder aud Brown is
he first man Of the Il convicted.
Brown, however. had no witnesses
whatever to his selfdefense plea.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-29

The peach crop is still safe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-29

J A. Collins, while dynamitng
loles in the ground for the purpose
of setting out trees on his farm near
Norman. failed to get away ammedi-
ltely after placing charge ana as
result he lost his right hand and
part Of his arm The fuse was too
ihort. thus causing the accident.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
(Paid AlvorSissosas)
RESTORES GRAY nlIR
70 NATURAL HlM
ny COMMON GARDEN sAOE. a
sgAaPLH RxaaRoy v0R DAxO-
RUvv. IALLsN0. VADRD. GRAY

The Old i1sa Of using oaSs foe
dashsaias The hair y again eeaiaS h
sogus. Our ssaa1nssAsss ha1 DART.
glossy hair q ssvsaty-ovs. vhoos out
noshsrs are sray before they ~ aftt.
Our srandmothsrs kept tDelr hair
on and slsssy will . ''okos Tea"
shich also ssssersd the ae(usal color.
One objsctioa 70 uans such .
PREPARATION was the trouble Of maxi
ss Il. This objsctiea hes besn over
ONE by the wyssh chsnieal Con-
paay Of New York. Who has placed
en the market . supssior preparation
4 Sage. coabins1 With 0Slphur end
'sehsr valuable FsmeAiss Tor AaadrvG.
'sehias seaip. aaA thin. weak. failing
haiS.
TIE beauty el the hair dspsads
more On ~ rich. svsa shading than
anything slss. Doa't have dry. harsh
eadsd hair. vhsa . simple. harmless
rsnsdy vill briAt bask che soles b .
few days; aad oeat - tesnsats1
With dsaAruR. itching sealp saA leess
falling hahn. wyseAs oass aaA oul-
phur remedy wnl quickly eeessss
lAsss tsouslss aad sivs color.
ssrsastA anA bssuly 70 your hair.
0st . any esae bottle fron your
druggist today. sAd prove thh -
yosr own satisfaatlaa. Al drusgists
cell Il. under gSs>AAtss that tAs
moasv viii - vsfsadsa II The rsa-
sdy 10 not sxAesly - reprsesats1.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
LYCEUM COURSE Is
TO BE ATTRACTIVE

The executive committee Of the
Lycsum Bureau 10 busy complsting
arrangements for tho strongest series
Of entertainments over brought 10
this county. Pupils from the city
schools and from the high school are
canvassinG the town In an attempt to
roach every citisen.
Al . meeting last night It was DE-.
cided 10 open the board for rsser a..
lions At the Bonbonler at 4 O'Clock
nest Saturday.
The season will open ut Houston's
opera house next Monday night. with
the Fischer Bhipp Concert company
In . series Of concert pieces and dra.
matte readings. which have pleased
audiences everywhere,
Ross Crane. the world famed car.
artist aud modeier. will pe
here November 9Th.
On December ~ Margaret StshI
VIII appear In her wonderful pro.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

gram Of Interpretive rscitals. follow
ID on January . by the Originsi Caro-.
linian jubilee Singers. famous ell
over America for their jolly program.
On January 10. the Cosmopolitsn
Four will present . series Of vocal.
string. brass. orchestral music. TO-
gethcr with Msxican and Spanish
quartets.
Robert Parker Miles. one Of the
worlds greatest dramatic lecturers
who has probably pleased ~ many ~.
diences a. any man on the Ansrican
plrtform today. will deliver ono Of
hii inspiring and inimitabIs dis
courses on January 2sth.
The renowned stereopticon Views
offered on the evenings Of February
s-io. by Ford q. Samuel are expected
to insp.Ie and please everybody.
The course will close ~ . ass ell
msx With the Gtarrs. the great astists.
imDsssonstors an1 sntsrtaissrs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

bsing the seust ateve naoel. -
which zee go sssh q yss ass -
quiss1 - spDeas, - .sasws1 ~
|cemplalat In said ssls; ss1 u pen sail
70 % sDpess sa1 ooeWss. TIE eonia-
III win spsiy v eAs sssrs ~ ths
|partisu1ng ssd sooeloo sslSss psa0o1
for In sail ssaplaisl ts-vis: r.
quist title II plsisli1 y tAs fellow
Ing lssesibsl real estats. WIS.,:
Southeast quarter q The assthsass
quarter tsEk NEk). asl The sast
half Of the southeast quarter. Gen
SEA-. Section tAisty-three (o0).
townshie sAjsty-slOhs (ool seseA
range aiss 90 east. ". -. Kla0ast
Comfy. ossOsa. ssesslia0 - ~
government survey. ssl that yess -
tsrsst or sstats. II say tbsse ~ shaa1
bs barred. and forever foreslosel. ssl
that plaiati9's tisls - -1selase1 ~
pssioS. and passooust TO say SiSht,
title OF intsssst which you o. either
of you may have In asd 70 said prem.
iseo.
This sGmmons II published 10 the
klamath Republican. . weekly news
paper. prIstsd ssd pubiishsd In the
city Of klamath vaiis. cossty Of
klamath. sts1s Of ossGss. bsias ~
sans eousty II vhieA eAs lasd -
scsibsd = thls suiG y sleaa1s1. being
the pspss naas1 II the order Of the
'Hoa. n. L. DsasoA. julss of the cir-
euit eouss Of ne 0tsss oe Oregon. ses
klamath cosnsy: ssid os1er 1sts1 The
3sth day ef osDtsnbes. 1919. rlrse
publication Of this suooons 0a1e -
the seth tay ef osptsaess. iSi3. as1
the last publieaeiea bslas - the III
DAY of November. 1919. bsing sis
consecutive. successive weeks.
ELLIOTT 3 eLLl0TT.
s-Se.ii-7r Atty's ser Plaisti9.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
ltGAI N0JICES S


IoDDUR ~
Ssals1 bids nsrko1 eusDlls "Oll
for timber % xlsoesh lnAiaa RO0.
vstioa." aad salrssssl - Ne supsr.
intsndsat Of The klamath issisu
School. klamath AOeoey. ossees. vioi
b rscsivsl uaiil - s'slssk osso. ~
eias coast tine. Nevsobss ~. 36Ie.
for the purchase sal renewal - ~
msrcAaatable 1sad tiobss. seaallag
es eaiisa. sal ail ths live olabse tAaS
may - naskel eee esssiag oy Ne
e0ess b charge - . lssiODaae1 aeen
OF abeSt 1850 aerss. lesasel - ~.
love: That part e shs oox q ose
tiea % lyias sass ef wiliisassa nv.
sr. ssesps tAAs pass vAieh = iaelu1sa
In a. siletasas: ~ sf osssiso %. =.
% D.. \. Z q: oWk q osseiea o..
=. - O.. \. . T.: NBk - that pose
~ Nwk - osseisa . lyiae sass q ~
river: M q 0sesisa I. Z. % O.. \
Z e.; Nwk u osstiea Q, :. % q.
n. . E.. Wulametts Meei1lsa, CO..
nats1 - - aSpeosinaseiy to.eee. zee
feet beasd nsasars leO ssals q ysl-
low piAs aa1 . soall soeoae g ouoas
pias. Five Ssars sssa ~ laoe q %.
eeptaace - ~ ~ vili - slleve0 ~
the esttias sal removal q sAs Tin.
ess. Ne ~ % lsss shaa sAsos oes.
lan aad swsaoy.0vs esass ~ tAeus-
aa1 fsss hear6 measure ~ shs os>s
three ysars Of the eoatssee aal - =.
crease Of twenty-five esess ~ tAoss-
aa1 Tor The rsaaiaiag I've ysass q
the contract. sseh iAessase - - -
tioaal WITH the cenaiolsose q u.
diaa A9Alss. vtll - seaGl1esso. uasA
bio asss ~ suhoists1Sia euDlaeas
and nsse - aseeapaaie1 ~ . eestS.
asl cheek % . selvsat Natieaal Dash
In the ssn q avs AualPeo leliass'
end drawn b fAsee ee ~ osDesiD-
sa1sos ~ tAe Kla0A1A ln1laa oeAool.
The right - vaivs tseAaieol 1eeoees
n sdvestissnssts aaa bi1s sa1 ssiees
ny aa1 sll Ne = rsssrvs1. TAs tin-
Der must - cot end reoevs1 un1ee
re0ulstleas. seples of wAieA vieA eup.
ehse iafesuaeiea nav - ebsalAel
from TIE eupssistsadsst u Ne Khan.
lsh iadiaa esAsoi. KlanaAA Assaes.
Oroooo.
le.le-1l.Sls
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

ouumo0o ~ puoooo11on
II The Ciresit cssrt q ~ 0>aas q
orsssa. y aal ~ ua0a1A
Ceuaty. tf' tt',
klamath ksspesssisA. . osspesaAAsa.
..plalaei9.
~.
Alsxan1ee u. Miller. a. y. 0llleel
snd nafy nillss. ~ ~ 80
tAe uAkneva Aslrs. looAooeo 81
dsvisees q ~ sai1 Ale1an1eP
u. Miller. "a. u. nolesl anA
Mary Miller. hussaa1 aA1 vies.
and - all psrsoAs lntssssls1 h
The estate ee the saj1 Alo1nnAeR
u. Miller. a. u. nilleel. tAols
heisA 1evissss. or aaolUas. D.
fsalAAts.
70 Alsaaa1es y. 1lillss. "a. U,ll1assl
aad Nasy Nillss. ~ ~ -
The uAknswa helm, le01oeeo ~
1sylsses q Ne sai1 Alanon1ss
y. Nillas. a. y. 1u1osl 0n1
Marv Mllles. Ausban1 ~ ~.
aA1 y. IN persens laAesoQ1oa =
sAe ea1aAs e ~ ~ A>oaAnAas
y. Mtlles. a. II. MIMI. thels
Aelyob 1evieeee er aso1onos
In Tie Nane u The otats = osoOoas
vou. ~ eash q ~ ~ haoohv
ysoaire1 - oDoeas ~ aneuona : -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

vivs. ten or twessy ssss ssDGus
bsst Of soii. sens builliaGg ~
we'll and % sppls tseee; 81 6onnoo
asd uadss euIeivat,sDr Pan - g.
Irrissssd. Thb iss0e sAsaDone -
bsss assRass nssy'ths city. wm ~
sasiI pslnsae 1own. - helaaos 9
suit pusshsebs. 70 istsrssesd D1sap
81. lo-l-es
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
WANTS TO HONOR
ANCIENT NOAH
NOT TO BE OUTDOxE. EN0LlsM
NEwxPArER srAR1s A sun.
sCRii'rsON 10 ERECT ss0xU.
MENT FOR ANCIENT slARsSRR

LONDON. Oct. 33.--Jsalous Of the
enterprise Of . weekly nsvspapsr In
rsisiag subscriptions for . national
'nonumeat TO Dir Francis Drake. .
rival sheet now proposes . similar
testimonial 10 Noah.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

In shs Circuit Ceuse - ~ 0oaes g
0rsGea. fes klamath ceaa3y.
IN Equity: Msst0Aos IsseaoosegoD
II. q. Showcases. Plainst1.
leasis L. 0iAeel 80 Waltss Q. a.
eee1. nseeo1asAs. W
|re Mario L. oiase1 80 Waller Q.
0i9os1. ~ Absvs-Rla0sl ~.
soalaaes.
O ths Nsas q ths oeaes e oss0sa:
Yeu ere hsesby reosirsl - aooeas
sa1 answer tAe seoOlAlof g ~
abeve-aaosl Dlaaoei9 = ~ sbsvs
ssiitisl ssasA ssv - ~ IN ~
slssk q ~ sssst vttAiA ~ veelD
sreo ~ 1ase g ~ 1sse Duba1sae3ea
u sAis sunDsoa. an1 ~ ~ ose1oo1
that V yea I'm - aDoeag - onnDoe
ssil eeoS,aiat =. hGnDhv sson1Bs1.
~ statistic ~ auDlUs 49, lsaDe
q tAis ssssG = vsayso ~ = -
eooDlsint. w.;
That . certain nsstoAos O1vsa ~
Nssis L. ol0eed an1 Wa11ee . 0eD.
eee1 - IT. Uoo1n119 - - 80 ~
ee yuiy. 1914. - sssuss ~ Daynsne
q ~ sun - nvs AnaAss1 (oseel
1sllass. tsoseAee vteA tnasssse tAsBor
e q ~ raae e 10 ~ ssas ~ -
aua frea July -. lo11. - eaesseso.
-: hat IN sigAt. tials ~ in4ssese
Of ali Of sail 1sess1aaes - 80 -
sail laAa - seeselsssl. esseOe ~
rigAt - redeem - Desvt1el ~ ~
u aA1 v he lan1s therein 1ssssihsl:
All q lsts I. .. .. 10 ~ - g
bleek -. ~ lsls .. Z. .. . ~ 10.
q blesk u. IN n oeeeaA A1lltiea
- ths CITY e KlAnaah vAlls. 0seosa.
ssese1lAg - ~ duly rsseede1 Dlat
tAeeese - ~ \ ~ 49, g tAs
esuney slssk. Elaoath CeanAv. o..
%. Aslas . past - ~ oWx g ~
MEN = osse1sa %. T0vnsAlO -.
seueA = naAes .. sasA g ~ W.
lansets Nssl1iAA. in KlanaGA oeua-
Y. oes0ea: that sai1 lan1D - ~ -
he manner pssvi1s1 ~ nv ~ ~
peesssds ee siS1 sale - soOlied -
tellews:
Hlrse-Te ~ ssss sal Gissssss-
nsats Il tAis suit ~ tAs tsesslssase
and sals ef sail pesnisss.
sseoaa-Te he Daynens e sneA
sun = ths eeast nv s1jU1op peas-
pnabls - stassasg's ~ - y aaneU.
a tAeesia.
TAira-Ts " Dayneas y plainAaR
u the san q avs AUnAre1 (osee.eel
aellass. With inteeest tAeseea - ~
rate Of - ~ esat ~ AMMAN fseo
he s1tA day - July. isll. untal
pail.
TAis su00oaa 3 oogve1 uDoa ~
hy esdsr ~ Ne ueassab,s usaRy I.
E'ensea. ju1Us q the Circuit eeart ee
he oeAte e oeeoea. ~ xlaDaah
County. aAAs % ths sstA day q
Ssplsnbsr. 4. D. lsi3. hy publieatiee
lhereof II The Klamath 1sDUolieaa.
= weekly asvspapsr psblisAsd b
klamath County. 0rssoa. tor six co.,
.ssutivs vssks. he 1aes q ~ asse
bsiag % the sstA lsy q
september. 4. D. lsl0.
JOHN IRWIN.
D.0o.ll.S AtosneR ~ plalno19.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

To An Pssssas, DsuB - ooeDoUup
sseas. slalniog . ~ = ~ - q
IL wsossj Is ~ eoovp none1 Gessoo
= say sssbuoasy sb60ooG - oon1n0 -
bsins II psssssslea q 49, ooe0oBon0
oa o. havias ssesss y ~ GogooD g
aay q ~ tsibueasloa ~ ~ ooun1v -
Kianath. ooAss g ossUens - - ~
whsa u M 0sneo1os B
II The Nane - - 49, . ogus
eoa: Yea ~ - - ~ ~ GoVus
~ assiasd shas ~ ooooo onGnlue q
tAs 0sass q orsosa v1u oe0ln - ~
vssslgasIea of ~ 1ev g ~ ooBooia
stsssa ksewn - Chessy CBssk ~
~ tributasiea. sleuaeo1 = E1omaso
cesnty. oss0sa. 80 ~ vng1ooo
ditehss divsstiag waees tAosulsoo -
Thursday. ths stA day - pssonnos.
1915.
And you are hereby further Aoenoe1
thst The supssintsalsnt - vaesP ~
vislsa No. ! ee ~ oeass - Orogsa
yin esonsass ~ taking q sosel-
asay - - the slohos - IN psss1ss
claiming water fsso ~ sePoAn. -
~ tslbaeasjso ~ nealay. ~ ~
day q Dsssnbss. 1919. - ~ A.s,s =
10 e'eleek = -. - ~ Cssss Assss
b ~ CRY q k1saaGh valls. kIoa-
atA Coan1y. 0eeoso, 80 ~ lAoBo.
49, nnmHl~.>~ 49, enhamw - 49, g. -
.s--.. --.
49, = .llI ). n
-
.. -
D. >. n. = - - - 49, II
er1oucUy 0ogooes y 10y1 y o01gueo.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

10 Ne wsssh hsvla0. ne WsssA -
suria0. Sss ChiDcsss - - AAln
Hrsse, - pheos 81.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

ne beard es DessiisssieA ~
Klamath ceunW 4 Aev A ssssiea.
~ sli protects must = a'sd sAis
week.
pAtsl THE aist ~ u oeeobsr.
si.et J, p Nh, AnseseF'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

WANTED - 1i0nl1s1 vs0An aoout
30. ~ assise .ls0assaeae nAn11
fos iares who,s6als ho1es; - eoonnnD );
sabhy; rsfsfsness r6aItss6 - q -
ssty and reliability. A11ssn - y
Herald oAes. 0l-oe>
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
1913 HARvEsr fnE sEsr Bvsn
PLENTY Ov MONEY 10 ss'nMD

I An prepared - meet sii lsaaaAe
for high grsls watches. eleses. lev.
slry aad siIvsrwars. Bsfe<6 buyias
invits you 70 call sat Inspect ~
stock. have the O6eds that VIII
please yes, sad The Drics is-ss low -
10 eessistso< With Aish grs1s goods.
vIe@N1A UPP.
Wseehnakss. &U6soss - naUFavss
Wl11leo Du1l11a1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

ne11se - Css11naso
II Tie cssasy ceurs & ~ oesas u
orseea. See Klamath Osuney.
II ne Matter q tAs 1Btaas q vssl
DieAa. pesease1.
Nsties = Asessy giveo tAas tAs ~.
dsssis.el Aas besa dsR apoelaas1 -.
niaisesaess - he. sseaes q pssd
BiehA. dsesass1. by The csunty Cousi
OF Klamath ceuney. oregoa. and tAai
all pssseas havlng elaiDs aoaiast ~
estate are required = Desssas the
sane y Ne at tAs lav s0ss - Kssses
70 0rossbsek. b Klamath PAN. Ore
eoa. within six neasAs ffeo ~ 1aae
es tAis sseis~ pesessay vsssoe1 = -
eulse1 ~ lav.
Dsos1 q Klanath ralls. 0segea
tAib sth 1ay - osesoes, 1913.
20DupT 4. U1111T13.
kaninisssaass - ~ useaas q vssl
DisAl. Dsseass1. 1e-lo-ll-f
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

10 ~ olssuil Ceuss g ~ 0eats q
oveoea. ~ ElaDaeA Ceaney.
Jsesy TssAsg. Plahtla.
AAais rssAsy. Dsfsaaaas.
|1e Annie TseAsv. tAs defendant
absvs aans1: n ~ NaDs -
he otats q ore0so:
Yeu ere hegeey sannoao1 - -
Pear aaA answer. ~ esaslainA ~
IN ~ abevs satitls1 ssie vithiA -
vesks aftee tAe 1sse Dublleaaiea q
thu suanoos y he KlaAa1A 1eDub-
iiean AswspaDes: ~ ysu Vim take
noeiee that u you tan - aDOeas ~
aAsvse q plea1 within sai1 tins. ~
plainli9 ~ want tAseeee YIN aDD1y
20 " abovs entitled eeuss ~ ~
relief de0al1e1 u the eompaalns
nlsd n sail snit. te-vtt: ~ . -
eess ee tAis eeust teesves 1lssslvlnG
Tie boa1s - natsineay szlseinG ~
tveso The plaintiR sll ~ dsesn1anl
anl ~ sueA otAse aAa fuStAes fellsl
- - ne eeuSt nay eeen neee
tn sanneas \ pnhlbAe1 Dnsun
aAt y srdes q ~ abeve snGllAot
sssrt na1a - ~ lotA 1ay - ~
teaoss. 4. .. 1914. ~ ~ ossa
puellsatiea thossee = ua1o - ~
oes--.AN A--esa.~-6L A>e
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

soss kaovn asl usknsvn.
claiming aay iatersse - ~ 60.
ssly aflv-lvs fsse g ~ thssa,
bleek festy-fous. NIehe1s a11i'
tiea - the City q KlanoeA
Halls. 0sogon.
II The Name Of The 0tsts q Oreooa:
Yes as1 eash OF you ere hereby
suaaoas1 = appear asa answer shs
ssoDlaine A1s1 h ~ absvs eoAleao0
suis vithis ~ vssks sflss ~ ~
psblisatlsa q tAb sunosas h ~
klanatA nsDsblisaa. . asvsoaose.
se-vis: - - bsfsss Nsvsabse ..
1919.
Aal yeu wiu sAks sessss sksG n
yeu fail = ssosas - sehssviss pleal
visAis ~ tine. ~ Dlai.siR sss
vast tAsssse vill aDDly - ~ sbevs
eesst eos ~ rsllse 1s0aa1s1 h ~
ssaolalns ~ ~ M = ~ suis.
oe-vis:
~ . 6sssss lsessol.lng all -
vsrss slains q she oeBso1an1s -
aay ssAss Dasty q pastiD h - -
~ sasessiy 1fly-1ve ~ g ~ 90
ehrss b bIssk (lSy fssN-ssss. NisA-
ols a1ditisa - Klanath HAlls. ose-
eoa. as1 euiseiag Dlalsei1's tttls -
sail pss0isss - aGainse III slains g
The 1sisalaats. - hsllln0 tAas
DlaissiR = svnss n - sinp,s = ~
Dai1 pesoisss aae Ter ~ sesea -
1isbusss0saes II sail suit aa1 sss
sueA ethsg 80 fusshss sellse - -
Deuiey nv aOoseta1a.
TAis ssuosas = DsbllaAo1 Dsssu-
mt - - scoDs g ~ nDsossobls
l1msyzA DeaaoA. - g ~ -.
sus sssss e - 49, = o.oDBa. ~
IAe Cseney = UA9aAA. 49, ~ -
lsss1 - ~ 50 oevref osu>sobse.
1919. 80 ~ asse DuAoosoelso thseu-
= b aa1s = ths 9eeA lav g ~
lsabss. 1919.
Ah J. c. BuTu1uc.
90 Aeo~~a - Rn>a~-oaM
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

We have bought the satirs seoek os
music formerly sold By To Muller
Music company. HoxisS scaAdy store
aAd Gains Variety stors.
The complete AekiDasy and D. Lpas
edition Of Toe musIe Aow n stock u
addition 70 an u the asv pepu,as
Bend fofSettleg. Music nailel -
receipt of prSob n stamps.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

10 Servo DuoeA kooeh0o
From this date On ~ Hall grtll
will bs open lor Dutsh lunsAss aad
oystsrs wsdR>pdpy and SATURDAY
nights. " Sl-ef
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
6EMERAL NOTICES

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ing. October 1etA. Dvesybo6y h.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-23
News From Surrounding Towns

comb, Miss Clara Daugherty, Mrs. Dor
win Durbin, Mrs. Lee Brannon and
guest, Miss Katherine Koogles, Mrs.
Charles Porter, Mrs. Robert Thurston,
Mrs. William Dingworth and Mrs.
Clifford Fouts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Miller are en-
tanning Mrs. Nancy Maine and daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel Maine of Elks City,
Kansas, Mr. and Mrs. Miller and
guests and Mrs. Clarence Harris and
son spent Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Miller near New Castle.
A dance was given last evening at
the X. of P. hall.
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Jenkins and
daughter Ruth, Rev. Arthur Love, Mrs
Ella Love, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hartley,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Murray were
guests Thursday of Mr.. Fred Murray
and sons and Mrs. Laura Hines.
Mrs. Ora Wheeler entertained in
formally Wednesday evening at cards,
Mrs. Joe Stonecipher, Mrs. Leslie Dav-
is, Mrs. Grover Shin, Mrs. B. F. Shuck,
Mrs. r. r. Brant, Miss Nellie Brant,
Mrs. R. c. Small and Mrs. Alonzo
Smith. A delicious luncheon was
served following the game.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-23
MILTON, IND.

MILTON, Ind, Aug. 23.-Mrs. J. B.
Murley was a Cambridge City visitor
yesterday.
Mrs Barbara Ferris went to Indi-
annapolis Wednesday, to attend the an
nual reunion of the Schapf family at
Riverside park.
Mrs. Park Thornburg and Mrs. Wal
ter Wood entertained at a pretty re-
ception for the Cary club of Milton,
at the home of Mrs. Thornburg, Tues
day afternoon, near Bentonville. There
were thirty ladies in attendance and
several of the gentlemen, making
about forty present The afternoon
was pleasantly spent by all and thin
bles were used Among the guests
We're Mrs. Barbara Ferris, Mrs. Smith,
Miss Crull, Mrs. oliver Thornburg,
Miss Pearl Thornburg and Mrs. JOS
lyn who were guests outside of the
club. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hoshour enter
tanned as their guest yesterday, Miss
Muriel Kelsey of Cambridge City.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Gresh entertain
ed at evening dinner Wednesday, Prof
and Mrs. Charles Frazee of Duluth,
Minnesota.
l.. P. Zeller was at Connersville on
business yesterday.
The Misses Ruby Moore, Ollie Cas-
letter, Rachel Thomas, Blanche Moore,
and Marie Elwell, form a camping par
ty at the Richmond Chautauqua
Miss Alma Wagner was at Rich
mond yesterday.
Mrs. Martha Slower and aunt, Miss
B. M. Kern, were at Cambridge City,
yesterday to call on friends.
Sim Henwood of Doddridge, will
have sale of stock, farm implements
and timothy seed at his home east of
Milton seven miles, Tuesday, Septem-
Der 8.
Mrs. Anna Lennon Ulrich of Indi-
annapolis, called on Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Coons and other relatives here We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Misses Martha and Helen
Rauthe returned yesterday from a Wis
1t with relatives at st. Marys, Ohio
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-23
GREENSBORO, IND.

GREENSBORO, Ind, Aug. 23.-Mrs.
Ernest Oswalt, of Anderson, Is the
guest of relatives here this week.
Miss Margaret Tapey, of New Paris,
Ohio, spent Wednesday with friends
here.
Mrs. Emma Lamb and daughter
have returned home after spending
week at Winona Lake.
Mrs. Ella Scheele and children have
returned to Chicago after several
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs
Olivia Veal.
Miss Isabel Keinzle has returned
from a several months visit with rela-
tives in Oklahoma City. She was &C
cempanied home by her nephew, Ken
meth Keinzle.
John WEIGH, of Anderson, has been
the guest of John Ellis and family, for
a few days.
Mrs. Alice Pierce, of Cincinnati, Is
spending the week with friends here
Rev. Livengood will preach at the
Christian church next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
George Nicholson and wife, Mrs.
Lucy JeWlSS ana MlsS ELHSl Ming al Q
guests of relatives at Marion, Ind.
M. G. Brooks visited his sister in
Winchester this week.
Rev. Zerbee will preach at the M.
E. church Sunday evening.
The Friends church is being re-
modelled A furnace and a lighting
plant will be installed.
The following are camping at the
Chautauqua grounds this season:
Merritt Nicholson and family, Fred
Cain and family, Dan Moore and wife,
Orville Hoover and wife, Will Rollen
and family, Thos. Tarkleson and fami-
ly, Misses Isabel Keinzle, Linn1e Hat
field and Nola Oler.
Mrs. Clawson is visiting relatives
near Hagerstown.
Oliver Cook and wife were called to
Sulphur Springs on account of the
serious illness of William Cook, who
is suffering with cancer.