The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-22
MERRILL


MIR. and Mrs. =, l., Hosley OF kla
math Falls were visitors In Merrill
the firts of the week. the guests o'
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Anderson.
The first to use the Merrill camI
ground were some people from Wis
consin who had spent the winter In
California and were on their wa,
home.
The dance given for the bcucfi,
OF the park was well attended. Abou,
s7o was cleared.
The four-ycar-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Holbrook met with a
serious accident Tuesday. The door
OF the car came open and he fell out
and one wheel ran over his breast.
He is reported to be resting easily.
c. II. Merrill Is in from the lava
beds where he has been superintend.
ing the work OF the Merrill camps.
II Is hoped the work will be finished
so that tourists may he entertained
by June. The road Is also being
worked. This will be another point
OF interest to people passing through
Klamath county.
Abner CLANCY Roberts died at the
home OF his daughter. Mrs. Griffith.
Monday May Is. after a lingering
illness. Roberts had been a resident
OF Merrill for several years. He was
born July 4. 1888. in Springfield,
Ohio. Three children survive. Adeiia
Myrtle Griffith. Merrill: Daisy Dove
OF Albuquerque. New Mex
leo: Arthur Newton Roberts OF Jar
bride. Nevada. One sister Is living
at Lebanon. Mo. The funeral ser
mon was preached by Rev. Bristow
OF the Christian church OF Klamath
Falsi. Roberts was the first to be
buried In the new I. o. o. +. -ceme-
terry. northwest OF Merrill.
DR.. and Mrs. Krcesc spent few
days in Medford. Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Scoggins, of
are In Merrill. having
been called by the illness OF Mr..
scosgin's mother, Mrs. Eta scog-
gins.
Mrs. J. W. Taylor was In Klamath
Falls Friday.
Mrs. W. r. Hill and Miss Mildred
Hill spent Friday in Klamath Falls.
Miss Mildred remaining to visit her
sister. Miss Ruth Hill. at Henley.
On Monday evening was given the
senior banquet for the seniors, jun
Iors and sophomores. also for the
board school faculty. Mrs. Peter
,on were invited. a short program
was given followed by the banquet.
Miss Beatrice Walton was toast-mls.
iress. Toasts were given by Marion
King. Allean Murray. John Gaicom.
inf. Bee Taylor, Frank Iiadley and
Mr.. Peterson.
At the regular meeting of the
Merrill Rebekah lodge the following
officers were elected for the next
tx months: n. c., Gladys Metskar;
'. c., Nett ID. Peterson; secretary.
:. c. Ady: treasurer, Millie Stukel.
Monday afternoon the seventh
;rade assisted by members OF the
18th and sixth grades dramatized
'Ichabod Crane" Owen Purdy took |
he part OF Ichabod Crane. and Opal
Taylor the part OF Katrinka. Others
n the play were: Thirza Anderson.
vinnifred Offield. Helen Brown. Cleo
Fay Jinnette, Maud Shuck.
ohm Dillsrd. Roy Stephenson. Al
red Carleton. Mildred Hayes, Miriam
,ffield. Emmett and Dan Barry. The
ostumes OF the children were ex-
client and the play was very anus
ne and well performed. The child
en- were trained by Miss Hatton.
)ther features OF the program were
plano solo by Thirza Anderson and
reading by Eva Murray.
On Monday evening the freshmen
( the high school gave a party at
he home OF Geo. J. Walton. Miss
katherine Walton being hostess for
he occasion. The evening was
pent In games and later refresh
rents were served by Mrs. Walton.
II declare they had a enjoyable
Gening. Those present were: Char
Ute and Rolf Geertson. Olive Hill,
ois and Joyce Sigsford. Halle
Ioore. Pauline Balls. Kenneth Col
ell. Kenneth Kiger. Chester Enman.
Ielvin Meyer, Burton King. Rather
le Walton, Mr.. and Mrs. Walton.
Tuesday, was given over to field
eet. 1t was reported several schools
ere to participate but only the
yency team was here. Results: 80
ard dash. Quincy Baker, agency.
rst; David Edgar Merrill second;
irk, agency third.sHigh jump Es-