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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1912)
THE EVENING NEWS CAUL I). SHOEMAKER, Editor and Bole rroprli tor. ISSUED DAILY KXCKIT SUNDAY. Subscription Hates Dull. Per year, by mall $3.00 Per mouth, delivered 50 beml-Weekly. Per year 2.00 Bii months 100 iOntered as second-class matter November 6, 1910, at Koseburg, Ore., under act of March 3. 1878. KATUHDAV, XOVKMIiKK 2:1, HI 12. JiUTIIHKM.N ITIOIS UATII- i:lti:i) IIV "1,1 VK WIKK". ilany New People Arrive At Kullicr llil Willi View OI Ivouiting. Wr. Glcason and family, who re cently came here In company with Air. James and Glen Ileadley and families from Wilcox, Sask., are stay ing at the Inn until tncy build. Mrs. R A. Franz is enjoying a Tlslt with her mother, Mrs. Howard, of Cedar Kapfds. Iowa. Mrs. How ard Bays the climate here agrees with lior and expects to make a long visit. Morris Bishop, of Hastings, Neb., -who had planned to make Sutherlln his home, and wag about to ship Ills household goods in a oar with Mr. Saucerman, suffered a stroke or paralysis and Is In a hospital at Lin coln, Neb. K. B. Walte has two houses un der construction and are already xented. There Isn't a vacant house In Sutherlln. A few good houses to rent ought to bo a paying Invest ment. , Mrs. K. J, Ortman and son visited friends In KoBeburg while Prof. Ort man was In attendance at the Instl lnte. Mrs. Snnford Hart went to RoBe hurg Thursday afternoon for a vls- XOTICK TO POULTHY.MEN. There will be a meeting of the Douglas County Poultry Association Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock In the office of Kltchln & Black, the nursery men, corner Cass and Jackaon streets. Everybody Uelougfng to the association, and those wishing to join are requested to be present. Refreshments. Remember this Is Important, as the show Is Dec. 0-14, and we must get things In shape for a bigger and better show than last year. K. E. W'IMBERLY, Sec. It with her daughter, Mrs. George McC'ulloiigh. The guild met Monday afternoon at tho parish. The ladies are very busy getting ready for tho bazaar f wnicn win be nem some time me ursi ; week In December Two prizes are to be given, one for the best loaf of white bread and one for the best loaf cake. Mr. and Mrs. James Hoadlcy and two children aro guests at the N. K. Eby home for a few days. They re cently canie here from Wilcox, Sask. They have built !a lim on their ranch and will live In It until they can get their house built. The missionary society of t'lo Pres byterian church met Thursday after noon at the homo of Mrs. A. P. Slack. A lnrgo number were pres ent. The topic was "World's Mis sionary. Week". A few pars were read. Mrs. Cummings sang. The rest of the time was devoted lo plans for the bazaar. The president Mrs. Hugh McClean, told the society they now numbered forty members, which was a pleasant surprise. Light refreshments were sorved. ANOTHER SPECIAL SALE From the Store that SAVES YOU MONEY MONDAY UNTIL SATURDAY Also a Free Demonstration of Dwight Ed ward's Vacuum Packed Coffee a delightful drink for your morning breakfast. If ou try tbis coffee we know you will use no other. While the dem onstration is on we have cut the price on this cot fee 5 cents on the pound especially to get you to try it. We cordially invite you to step in any day tbis week and drink a cup of this coffee with lis. SPECIAL on Coffee, Tea and Flour 10 per cent, oil on Flour, Tea and Coffee in Bulk all this week Read This List and Consider What You Are Paying Elsewhere A pure Hard Wheat Flour, this week only, $1.25 per sack !il lbs. Dry (Iranulated Sugar for 2.00 (i lmrs nny kiwi of Laundry Soap, this ve?k only 2.ric Cold Dust, Citrus and IWiix Chips, largo packages 20c this week 100 lbs. lfurbank Spuds $1.00 Standard Corn per can 10c Fancy eating apples, per box -10o 7 lbs. Sweet Potatoes 2"c New arrivals all kinds nuts except walnuts 20c pound Walnuts per pound, 25c r.lack Figs, 8 pounds for 25c Ileal Tillamook Cheese 22c Fancy Smoked Halibut, pound 20c Fancy Cod Fish, 2 lbs for 25c Kellog Corn Flakes per package 10c Sour Krout, home made, per quart 10c Standard Tomatoes, 2 for 25c Krinkle Corn Flakes, 'i for 25c .10 per cent elf on all teas and bulk coffee Regular HOc Coffee 25c U5c " ;c tOc " 35c Imported Tea regular litV lb. 50c 50c lb. 10c Fncolored Japan regular 50c lb. -15c Gun Powder, per lb. 45c And many others all cut this week. Give us a call. We know that we will please you Yours for Business, R. STUBBS, The Grocer Phone 317 VOXC'AlilA IT KM 8 GATIf- KHHI JiV GOItltKSIal!K.Vr. J. I. Wilson, of Vonrallu, It Admitted To Mercy Hospital For Trtaliiuiic. Our Bchool dads and ma'ams are attending the teachers Institute at Koseburg this week. Miss Mabel Schlndler has return ed Jrom UoKeburg where she spent several days the guest f relatives and friends. A. F. Stearns, of Oakland, was here on business the first of the week. J, D. Wilson was admitted to Mer cy hospital at Koseburg, from this place the first of the week, where he will undergo quite a serious oper ation within a few days. Mr. Wil son's many friends . here wish him every success and a "speedy recov ery. Mrs. Fannie Mulkey, of Salem, Is visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Mortensen this week. Cap. "Red" Peret visited points In the southern end of the county this week. The many friends of Mrs. J. L. Callaway are pleased to learn that she arrived home safely and wish her a Bpeedy recover" L. M. Kees, agea 82 years, under went a very severe operation at Cot tage Grove last week. At last re ports Mr. Kees was doing nicely. Boyd Bridges, of O'uklrmd, was here on business tho first of the week. J. h. Applegate has returned from a visit at Astoria and Portland. Mr. Toner, father of Mrs. (Jeorge Cannon, of Ilayhearst, passed away last week at his home in Lake City, Cal., being stricken with pneumonia. A daughter, Mrs. John Cannon, of that city, was first reported .very low, but later reports are that she is improving. "Web" Wise and Frank Fegles, of Drain, were here on business Wed nesday. Floyd Booth has sold his Interest In the Booth farm near this city to his father, K. A. Booth, and has moved to tiugene to reside. Mrs. Thomas Applegnt received i word a few days ago that her son-in-law, D. Crourth, or Springfield, has beon stricken with small pox and that himself and family were under qtiarentlno at their home. Mrs. J. Stinnett and daughter. Ruby, who have been sojourning at Hoaglln for some time have return ed to this place. Mr. Cecil Glbler, of Roseburg, Is the guest of his sister, Mrs. C. E. Drew, this week. Reports from W. F. La u in an, who underwent an operation nt the Good Samaritan hospital last week, are to the effect that he Is doing nicely and a speedy recovery Is anticipated. Mrs. J. G. Hodges has returned from an extended visit at Albany and Corvallls, ; M. Petri returned the first- of the week to Rosoburg, after several days spent with relatives here. John Sutherlln was at Roseburg on business the first of the week I Homer Mansfield is In Southern i Oregon on business this week. I Saturday night dances furnish pas ' time and amusement for lovers of the fantastic too here, in fact dunc- Ing la tho chief medium of amuse j mont and Is Indulged In by young. mfddlo aged and old ipeopip, mid everyone has a good social time. Of late, however some "rogers" from j other places have attended the Sat- j j urday night hops and Imvo acted In a manner anything but gentlemanly ! and lady like, not only spoiling their j own good time, but putting a dam per on the happy spirits of other! i attendants. Visitors at our Satur-' i day evening dances aro always wel come so long as the rules of decency . and order are observed but unless! j those attending care to observe the ! rights of others they will onfer n ; favor on those who want good clean j dam es by being conspicuous by their ' absence. j MRS. McGINTV. j j XKW8 ITKMS ritO.M j TOWN OK (iRKKNS. ANDIR ONS!! FIRE SETS FJNISH-Polished Brass, Colonial, Dead Black, Flemish. Direct factory shipment from the celebra ted Rostrand factories atMilford, Conn. Coods are up-to-date in both style and finish. See them. Notice a few in our window giving an idea of their appearance. Priced at from $2.00 to $15.00 Only about 36 sets so get your order in early. wmmmmmaBti& CHURCHILL HARDWARE COMPANY P. S. A Shipment of Folding Fire Screens Overdue. la to be planted to apples and pears j this fall and early next spring In Green Valley. The Harding Co.. will also plant 100 acres to apples. ' Mrs. Dr. Bradburn entertained a party of 14 at dinner Sunday. Tho many friends of Mrs. Henry Landers w,111 be poased to learn that she Is rapidly recovering from a serious attack of pneumonia. The Green school will be closed the balance of this week, on account of the teachers' institute. Mr. Lyman Skinner has been In Portland the past week Attending the Land Products Show. The main rond leading to Green I Station, recently gravelled by the I fruit men in this vicinity. Is In al 1 most an impassible condition Bince I the recent heavy rains, and should ' be taken over by tho county and put in decent repair. The heavy fruit traffic over the road this fall cer tainly entitled It to some considera tion at the hands of the county, and Judge Wonacott can earn the ever lasting gratitude of the people of this vicinity if he will come out here and Investigate conditions. There Is a sentiment among tjie tax payers who patronize the road In favor of the county taking hold of the work. DOC. Thanksgiving Chicken. Phone lfF21 for your Thanksgiv ing chicken, dressed or undressed. tf FOR SALE Kireless Cooker, -Caloric," nearly new, bargain price Call at 137 No. Main St. nDO REWARD. A reward Willi be "paid Ifor In formation leading to the recovery of three stray hounds (A black and tan bitch, a white, black and tan spotted bitch, lame in right fore foot and an orange and gray yearling dog.) Last seen running a coyote in Rock Creek district. Reply News Office tf TRAPPERS. If your want to get better prices for your furs than you ever got be fore, sell them to me. Highest prices paid for all kinds of fur at the 1)111 ard store every Saturday, or will meet you by appointment. dl2 CHARLES AUER. Numerous Kciilly Nu!i-,h n. Itt-oortcd i During Tho Pjim l-'cw I Days. ! K. M. Schilling has sold his fruit i ranch to a r. Claypool, of Genessee. ' 111., and will take up his residence In Koseburg. Mr. Archie Warner shlpiied a oar or Hen Davis apples to Cfitrauo thlF week. They were handled throunti the Kruit Producers Co. L. It. Moore, tho Southern TacHIc agent. Is on the Islck list -.it the home of his father. John M. Und. of Omaha, N has been .visiting .Ijls slsnr. .Us. Kred Itenuer. the past week. Mr. t.loyd has a ifl-acres fruit f:rm ii''-ir Greens, and exacts to locate on the : samo next spring. Harvey Winston has arranged to plant 3i acres to Bartleit pears In the spring on the Green Valley Or chard Tracts. j Two hundred acres of orchard land' Green Valley Orchard Tracts In 5 and 10 Acre Subdivisions GREEN VALLEY ORCHARD TRACTS are all within a ten minutes walk of the S. P. depot at Green, Oregon, and only a thirty five minute drive from Roseburg. The tract is nearly all level land and beautifully situated. The soil is fertile and rich and full of productive elements. Roberts Creek runs through the subdivision JThese tracts are on the rural mail route. There is a general store and public warehouse, a freight and express office at Green. A number of dwellings are now under course of construction. Green is a live and up-to-date community in every respect. These tracts have been on the market for only a short time. Persons desiring small tracts for fruit, vegetables or poultry should see these at once. Low prices, easy terms. You buy direct from owner M. B.GREEN R. F. D. ROSEBURG, OREGON Phone 2F13