The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-11
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FORT KLAMATH, Oct. il-An IN
dian dramatiaation Is to be given Fri
day evening. October 18th. BY the In.
termediate room Of the Fort klamath
Grammar school. The entertainment,
b to consist OF Indian songs. dia
losues and pow-wows. The communi
~ has been invited.
| A high school party given at the
Turner ranch on the evening OF Sep.
tember 2sth proved . very enjoyable
affair. Games and dancing on the
lawn around . bonfire furnished
amusement until a late hour. when
refreshments were served.
The high school has challenged the
Grammar school to . volley ball game
to be played Friday afternoon. Bill
Brewer has been elected captain Of
the high school team and Louis Win.
er for the Grammar school team.
Fort klamath Il going to have q
real old fashioned fair during the
month Of October. In addition to the
industrial exhibits the schools are
planning to Introduce the community
to fortune tellers. clowns. dolls. Jap
anese tea rooms. . theatsr. not to
mention confetti. pink lemonade and
peanuts. The proceeds are to b used
to pay for the piano in the high
school.
The Bible study class In the Fort
Klamath high school meets every Sun
day evening for the study Of the New
Testament. Anyone above the eev.
enth grade In the Grammar school
who Is interested in the purpose of
the class has been invited to Join.
When the club was recently organised
Helen Turner was elected president
and Robert Gordon secretary-treas-
urer. The members aiready enrolled
are Mildred Savage. Pred Gordon,
Marion and Helen Turner. Loran
Moon. VIM. Brewer. Eva and Birdia
Copeland. Faye Gordon. Frances Mich
olsen and BsnnIe Noah.
Miss Edna Norris entertained Sat-
urday evening at . bonfire party in
honor OF her guest, Miss Evelyn Mer-
rill Of oiene. The evening was de-
iightfuily spent With music and roast
Ing marshmellows around the IRE.
Those present were the Misses Evelyn
Merrill. Edna Norris. Frances Nichol-
son. Arlien Johnson. Elsie Calkins.
Ida Brewer. Fern and Mamie Lssvsr,
Ethel Miller. May Mercadier. Mrs.
Emalee Sans and Messrs. Will Nor
RIG. Merle and Forester Loosely. Ed
gar Pomeroy. James Kirkpatrick.
Wayman Bergman and BENJAMIN
Furch. ;.
L. w. Copeland is touring thru Cal
ifornia with Mr.. and Mrs. Art Nichols
and their son Harold.
w. v. Copeland and F. N. Mordan
will make trip to Tolo Saturday in
Mr.. Copeland's car.
Last Sunday Mrs. Ross Gardner and
her daughter. Miss May Gardner, LETT
Fort klamath for Algoma.
D. F. Lawton d building nne new
barn on his ranch.
Miss Clara Gordon Of Rogue River
fs visiting friends in Fort klamath
for several weeks.
A. e. Page has purchased a new
Ford car.
Ed Lever and family have left for
a brief visit in the Rogue River VAL
dey.
George Lisk and family have left
for Pasadena. Calf. where Mr.. Lisk
will have charge Of an orange orch.
ard. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Lisk's father and Miss Bertha Pitt
man
Misses Eva and Ruby White have
OSuSAV0 W 0OSOlSs WuCS0 tu0y Will
resume the school work.
Mrs. Maggie White and daughter
Beulah are spending q few days In |
Klamath Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. 8. Turner will re-
turn In few days from visit in Pas
adena, Calf.
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Nicholson have
returned from Medford. where ohey |
have been visiting relatives.
Mrs. 2. d. Briscoe went to Roguej
River Friday for q visit with rela-
Ives.
Oris Moon. q graduate Of the 1871
'lass Of the Fort klamath high school.
left for o. A. c. Friday. whore he will
lake a courss in mechanical engln-
sering. A-.
y A policy with the Chilcots AOeacyI
always stands Ter safe insuranes. 8