LOCAL AND PERSONAL. J
GOING TO MEDFORD.
Mrs. C. C. Gret-nuian and lull
daughter left this morning for a visit
at Portland.
Dr. R. G. McCall came down from
Glendalf lat evening to look aftrr
bur-iner natters.
Charl and Alfred I'arlier, of
Pavenport, Iowa, have arrived here
to remain permanently.
Mrs. J. M. Tivfin and two child
ren left this morning for a visit at
Grant I'ass and Ashland.
JuUk1 and Mrs. J. V. Hamilton left
this mornitm for Glendale. where the
penl the day with friends.
Miis Helen Hamilton will leave to
morrow murninK fur Newport where
Hhe will Kpeml a week or two.
Mrs. C. S. lleinline underwent a
nasal operation this niorninn, lr. A.
(. Seely beiiiK in attendance.
Mr. and Mm. Oscar Hamilton, of
rortliind. arrived here last evening to
Hpend a few days with friends.
Mrs. H. A. Alexander, of San Fran
cisco, arrived here this morn in? for
a visit with Miss Mary Swinney.
r,. V. France, of Ten Mile, was a
visitor, in the cily today, bavin busi
ness ..u. titers needing attention.
Mrs. (!. H. Pullem, of Jasper, ar
rived here last evening and will visit
wilh her father, W. II. Bond, at Peel.
h. K. West, n Tacotua stockbuyer.
spent the day in Koseburg confer
ring wilh tieoiKe Kohthagen, a local
butcher.
Mrs. M. V. Miller and two child
ren, of Myrtle Point, left here this
morning for Wilbur to visit Mrs. Mil
ler's mother.
R. If. Fleeser, of the cily engineer's
office, went to IMIhtrd this morning,
where he will have charge of some
farm surveying.
P. Osborne, of Portland, who had
been enjoying an outing In the tim
bered districts near here, left this
morning for Cottage drove.
Mrs. M. M. P.rumbach. of Peer
Creek, who had been visiting for
tonie time In Portland and Perrydalo.
arrived home last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Patnoe. of Port
land, arrived In lioseburg last even
inn to visit a short lime wilh the hit
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ale Smith.
fv ;dale News: H. Hunter, a Pull
man conductor on No. lit. was taken
Heriously ill Thursday and was forced
to leave the train and go to the Sana
torium.
Mrs. Wade Wilsnn and two child
ren, who had been visit inw a few day.'
here with Mis. John Culver, left this
morning on her return to Weaver
ville, Cal.
Mrs. Ilel.-n T. Alden and baby, of
Pecatur, Mich., who had been visitint;
with 11. K. Gurney nnd family at
Winchester, leave tonight on their re
turn home.
The reKiilar meet ins of Reno Post
(1. A. It,, and the Women's Relief
Corps was held in the new armory
this afternoon. Only routine business
was transacted.
Attorney John T. Long accom
panied his brother, Frank, and the
.niter's wife to Cleveland this morn
Ing, where they will spend a day
visitinu with Mrs. Anna M. I-ong.
Mia.A. Hoehstrasser. of San Fran
ciscc.T.uifl her sister, Mrs. K. J. Hanz
lik. of Olyinpia. Wash., who had been
vhdting here several days, left this
morning to visit with their sister.
Mrs. Ct. F. Adams, at Sutherlin.
Corvallis Gazette: Miss Floy Reals
left recently for Canyonville, South
ern Orecon. on a visit to her grand
mother. Mrs. I.. C. Reals, and other
relatives in that vicinity. She ex
pects to be away several weeks.
Marshfield Record: Ray Ollivant
has returned from a camping trip in
Rrewster Valley. While away he also
visited with Fred Weaver and family,
who are now living on a ranch in
that vicinity.
Ashhtnd Record: Karl lender, old
time Ashland boy. now in the 1'nited
Slates Navy, passed through here
Tuesday in charge if a body of train
ing apprentices bound for Honolulu
His assignment is with the torpedo
bout Farrauut.
A. I,. Lee, formerly of Yoncalla.
was here today looking after business
matters. He is expecting to leave
ne. week with his family for Vale
Kasietn Oreuon, where he recently
acquired fi farm in exchange for the
one at Yoncalla. Mr. Lee has lived
In Pouirlas County for many years.
J. W. Perkins and Georne Skiff
left this morn in C for Kucene wherr
they will seeure the car recentlv left
by Mr. Perkins on his return from
Newport. Owing to (he rains at that
time Mr. Perkins decided to await
better weather befoie brining the
car home. They expect to return thi?
afternoon.
Larye and at trad ive posters an-
nouncini: the minim: of "The Rirth of
a Nation." which appears at the Ant
lers theater here in Autust 3. are
beinc scattered alMut the city today.
This production tarries a Ho piece or
chestra and is consnh-red the most
wonderful attraction ever brought to
Itoseburtf.
S K. Sj V-!. the hardware no r
chant, thi- murnini; received a l.tter
from a Minneapolis resident a.-kinr
for .trmation retarding Kot b;iri:'
propo-.. railroad and fawinill. In
the i-nt the-e indu-M rie are -tab
li-h-d h-re the ttntleinan said he
ep t-d to rtime to Rosebure to
make )m future home.
A. J Warm k nrrj nier-e. Mi-s
Cr -t;tl W.trn n k. formerly of Lin
coln oii:iv. r"'tirnt-d here ;,m ev.-n
ini; aftt-r a hoit iit t thir foruo-r
ho.jtf icol expert to remain here in ,
d finii l Mr. Warnk mv ral i
week n 'iu:r-d the W A. Talor
rirfiTrf-Tv in f )in ritv civility (n I
Chan ire a valnalile unr h
Dr. Tucker and ton. Jack, of Port
land, arrived here lu;t niplu by auto
mobile enroute lo Medford. where
they will pass a few days. They , A
intended to remain in Roseburv for
a couple of days to visit with Or.
Seiher. but their plans were changed
when the found that the latter was
at present out of town. They will
top here enroute home and u ill prob
ably enjoy a collide of das fishing
n the North I'mpqua Knrr. Pr.
Tucker performed an operation on
Pr. A. C. Seely at the time the latter
was seriously ill a few years ao.
BEETS ARE INSPECTED.
F. S. ltramwell, held superinten
dent for lhe su;:ar factory, was in
Glendale Thursday, accompanied by
K. Miyojiiichi, who has churce of all
the Jap laborers in the beet fields,
says the Glendale News. Mr. Rram
well inspected the beet Holds up Cow
Creek and rejorts that they are
looking fine. He says that the beets
have the best bottoms for this early
in the season of any field he has seen
in 15 years.
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our list. We have tho cream of the
lutings, and cau give you service
Our reputation Is back of every deal
We are personally acquainted with
almost every farm, tract, or parcel
of land In Douglas County. Call and
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answer every Inquiry.
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PROGRAM ARRANGED.
About thirty young people of thi:
city will give a program of panto-
mines and motion songs tomorrow
evening at the Maccabee hall. The
program will precede the dance to be
mveii under the auspices of the Fra
ternal Rrotherhood. The program will
begin at promptly 8 o'clock and the
public is invited to attend.
LODGE CARDS
II. I'. O. Kilts, Itmeburic IxmIkc, fo.
S'M 'Holds regular co in uiu mea
tless at tbe Elks' Temple on the
2nd and 4th Thursdays of each
month. All members requested to
attend regula ly. and all vlBltlne
brothers art. cordially Invited to
attend. E. II. STEWART. E. H.
IRA B. KIDDLE, Sec';
EA(.LKtt, Kosebur.; Aria meets li
their hall on Jackson St. .on 2nd
and 4th Monday evec.ugs of eact
month, at 8 o'clock. Visit bretb
ren In good standing always wel
come. HOWAIil) I1ES.S, W. P.
H. F. GOODMAN, W. Sec
'bono M 183.
A'OMK.V OP WOOIK.-RAKT, Lilac
Circle No. 4. Meets on the 1st
and 3rd Monday evening of each
month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Visit
ing members In good standing arr
Invited to attend.
LENA DKNN, G. N.
CLARA CAWi. FIELD. Clerk.
. O. O. K., rtiili'tarian Ixxltte No. S.
Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple,
corner Jackson ami Oss Sts., on
Saturday evening of each week.
Members of the order in good
BUnding are invited to attend.
U. II. 1'ICKKNS. N. G.
J. B. BAILEY, F. S.
M. MILLER, R. S.
O. E. S., Ibwehorg chapter So 8.
Holds their regular meeting on tne
1st and 3rd Thursday in each
month. Visiting members In gooa
standing are respectfully Invited
to attend.
MARIE A. R1TKR, W. M.
FREE JOHNSON, Sec.
KKIIKKAIIS, Koseburg Renekah
Lodge, No. 41, I. O. O. P. Meetr
In odd Fellows Temple every
Tuesday evening. Visiting slsten
and brethren Invited to attend.
MKS. KI'l'IK SCIIWARZ, N. G.
MK3. T1LLIE JOHNSON, Sec.
iLSIE llCMl'HKEY, F. S.
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Last dance at Piedmont before the wa r. Scene in "Birth of a Nation,'
at Antlers three days, beginning Thursday. August 3. Daily Matinees.
GLENDALE BOY HURT.
loren Stevens, the little stepson
of V. H. Dyer, was brought to the
Sanitorium Wednesday from Myrtle
('reek by Mrs. lyer for treatment,
says the Glendale News. On July 4th
,the boy jumped from a porch and in
jured his leg. but at the time it was
not thought to be broken. Ir. Knott
examined the limb with his X ray
machine and found that the bones
above the knee were broken and the
ends pushed their way past each
other. The doctor made a fresh
break and set the bones nnd the boy
seems to be getting along nirely. Mr.
Iyer is employed at the Lystui mill.
RETURNS FROM ALASKA. lAILY VK.tllr:i. UKPOHT.
VACATION PLANS REVISED.
The Rev. Itarr fi. Uee will hold ser
vices in St. lleorge's Church on Sun
day. July 23. nt 7:3ii and 11 a. m., and
p. m.. with Sunday school as usual.
Next week Hev. Lee expects to leave
for Los Angeles to visit his parents.
He will be away for about two weeks,
returning in time to reopen the
church on Sunday, August i;itli. from
which date services will be held
v i i bout further interruption.
Frank Jordan returned from Sew
ard, Alaska, last Sunday, says the
Clendale News. Mr. Jordan says
j .Messrs. Stevenson, Condrey and)
; Boone Itcdllctd are still in Alaska,
hut that Scott rtailey s on his way
thome. Mr. lied field will work his
j placer mino this summer. Asked as
to conditions in Alaska. Mr. Jordan!
says that there are hundreds of extra'
i workmen wailing for jobs. At Seward
j you can gel a steak, potatoes and cof-'
fee for fit) cents.
Mr. Jordan Is of the opinion that
Alaska is not the proper place for a '
man of advanced at-e, and be will
prospect in Southern Oregon this1
summer and fall.
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PHOTOGRAPH OF HOUCK.
IT. S. Weather Ilureau. local office,
Roseburg, 24 hours ending & a. m.,
today.
rreclpitatton In inches and hun
dredths: Maximum temperature S7
Minimum lemperature 52
Precipitation o
Total precip. since- rust of mo.
221
Normal preelp. for this month .32
Total precip Trom Sept. 1, 1JU&.
39.31
Aver, precip. from Sept. 1, '77,
:tl.otj
Total excess from Kej t. 1, 15,
Genuine
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I. O. . K., Illsinu star 1-o.lito No. 171
meets in the Odd Fellows, Temple
every Friday evening. Visiting
brethren alwavfl weieome.
J. If. 11AIISII, N. f3.
CAUL OILMAN-. H. S
M. FICKI.K, K. S.
LOYAL OKI (K II OP MOOSK, His
burg LodKe No. 1037 Meeta Mon
day evening of each week, at 8 o'
clock in Maccabee ball. All vliitlni
brothers are Invited to attend.
W. J. MOON, Inctalor.
U. O. PARGETER. Secy.
WOOI1MFN OF TIIK WORLD. Oaa
Camp No. 12 Meeta In the Odd
Feilowi' ball In lioseburg ever
1st 3rd Monday evenlnga. Visit
In I oelghbora always welcome
CAM. C. fiCNTKRT. C.C
M. M. MILLER. Clerk.
K. OF P. ijOIHilC Alpha Lodge No
47 meets every Wednesday even
Ine In I. O. O. F. ball. Vlsltlnir
KnlKhts always welrome. Pay dues
to Roy F. iMirhln, M. of F., at
"Ijiuls for Men" store
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Visitors wel'-ome.
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W. F. HA II MS. Sery.
I. O. O. F., Union Encamoment No 9.
- Meets in Odd Fellows' Temple,
ew-ry Thursday eveninir. Visitinc
brethren always weltrmie.
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