The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-15

rT'Hhy 'N'HlnFt p''Hi INV N'hi''''s
This afforded lot OF amusement.
Saturday evening. concert. Garner
Jubilee Singers In gonRB OF the
south. operate and concert numbers.
There IL lecture for Monday even
Ing and music Tuesday. These are
all good, wholesome entertainments
and are enjoyed by all who attond.
Con Murphy brought In u bunch
Of lambs Sunday which he will feed
on hay bought from u. l.. whistler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Dalton and
daughter. Miss Louise. were in from
MalIn 10 attend Chnutauqua Sniur.
day evening.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Prcsbytcr-
Ian church viii meet Wednesday af.
tornoon.
Chas Stony. who has been work
lng In the Griffith camp. has return
ai homo. There was too much snow
for further work.
Notwithstanding the rain on We'd
ncsdny fair crowd attended the
Grlycl sale and things brought n
fair price. Mr.. and Mrs. GrIyel left
Saturday morning for California.
They will stop for a short visit with
their daughter NJ Dunsmuir and then
proceed 10 Santa Ana whore they
expect TO make their home In the
future. SIR. and Mrs. GrIycl have
made many friends during their res.
idcncc IN Merrill ani will be missed
here.
q. n. Carleton was Klamath
Falls visitor on Wednesday.
J. ~. Hobbs spent Wednesday in
Klamath Fnlln.
Jack Murphy. brother OF Mrs.
Jack Burke and Dan Murphy. left
for san Francisco last week.
Chester Inman has been absent
from school the last two weeks dIg.
sing potatoes.
Pupils In the high school are sub
scrIbing for tho Literary Digest.
which is to be used In both the
English and History classes.
Charlotte Gccrtson has been alb
sent from school on account OF sick
ness.
Margaret wclftlc has been absent
from school on account OF sickness.
Tho high school boys have begun
prictice In basketball and will play
their first game of the season with
klamath Falls high ON December 10.
win slx OF last years team back on
the roll this year winning team Is
expected.
Miss incz Mctcsknr IL spending the
Weekend IN Merrill from Mines
mill.
Miss Mamie GaIcomini and Mrs.
Ed. Klycttc spent the weekend nt
the Galcominl ranch.
Elmer stuhei spen, Aymistice day
with with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Stukcl. lie Is assistant agent
| for the Union OIL Co. at Granada,
California.
Armisf1cc day was quietly spent In
Merrill. The stores were all closed
Among those from Merrill attending
the Legion dance In Klamath Falls
Friday evening were: Mr.. aud Mrs
Elmer Merritt. Misses Margaret Bet
It's. Murici Nichols and Chas. Stukol.
Among the Malin people attending
the Chautayoua are: W. &. Dalton,
Carr Dalton. y. Moody. Mr.. and Mrs
a. Kalina. Mr. ana Mrs. NJ. Dorby
Mr. and Mrs. Stasny, !. NJ. McCullcy.
Miss Hess Maupin,
Il. e.'hldorson went To klamath
Falls today To meet his sister. Mrs.
4. e. Alban, who IL here on visit
from Chico. California.
e. \. BarrowS was n klamath
! Falls visitor Monday.
Mrs. N. Gsicomini attended the
| Thuriow Licuranco concert In kla-
math Falls Monday evening.
George Graham and Miss Clara
Anderson were married In klamath
Falls Wednesday. Nov. s. 1929. The
bpide n the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. &. Anderson, pioneer rosi'
dents OF Klamath county and the
groom Is one OF the prosperous farm.
ers on the lake land, Graham has
lived In klamath county for some
four years. having lOmo to the state
from Missouri. The couple have q
host Of relatives and friends who cx-
tend the heartlest congratulations.
What might have boon u serious
accident occurred on the highway
between Klamath Falls and Mer-
rill Saturday. Nov 3. AS Mrs, l..
Meyer and children were returning
home the ear struck COW. The
ear was turned around and landed
On the ditch. The occupants es-
capped with some bruises. The car
was damaged somewhat, Mrs. Rose
Davis and Edwin Davis We're a short