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EVENING ROSEBCRQ REVIEW,- WEDNESDAY. NOV. 20, 1010. PAGE tVO Will HE they dim:. 4..I..I..I..I..l..t..I..M..l..I"I"HH Jas. Dolaii unil family will enjoy Thanksgiving dinner at their home on Winchester street. Mrs. E. I.an genborg will be llielr guest for tho day. Mr. and Mrs. II .11. C. Wood aro expecting guests from Curry County to celebrate Thanksgiving with them. They will enterluin Mrs. Alfred Mil ler and daughter, Mrs. Ed. Huctt and her two children. The home of Mrs. A. M. Harness, In North ltosoburg, will be the scene of a happy family gathering tomor row, when seven of her children will ho present for the delicious turkey dinner which will bo a feature of the occasion. Those present will be Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Harness, Mr. and Mrs. llussell Harness, Mr. and Mm. Frank Gorrull, Mr. anil Mrs. Ed. Crowder, of I'orlland, Mrs. I. 10. (,'appH, Mr. Aldon Harness, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ilognrd, and the hostess, Mrs. Harness. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ageo will partake or a delectable Thanksgiving menu at Hotel llmpn.ua tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kohlliagen will hitvo as I heir guests at dinner on Thanksgiving, Mr, and Mrs, 10. It. i.enox and family. A large, fesllve turkey and many Thanksgiving deli cacies will feature tho happy occa sion. Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Ilayncs will extend pleasant hospitality tomorrow when they will entertain at a Thanksgiving dinner party. Table decorations will be lovely with soft yellow candles and candlesticks, ef fective in the prevailing color scheme of yellow. Covers will be placed for: Mr. and Mrs. 0. 1). Mc Allister, Mr. It. It. Turner, Miss Teka llaynes, and tho host and hostess, Dr. and Mrs. Ilayncs. Attorney and Mrs. C. F. Hopkins will enjoy a family Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow. Their daughter, Miss llerlha F. Hopkins, who teaches In tho Itlildle schools, will be home for the occasion. - Mrs. 10. lthoiides will entertain as her guesls for Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ithoades and Mrs. II. K. Snyder and daughter, Marjorle. Altorney and Mrs. Dexter Rice will he the guesls of 'Attorney and Mrs. A. N. Oreutt at a delicious Thanksgiving dinner to bo served to morrow at (heir home on lOast Cass Htreet. Mr. and Mrs. 11. W. Strong will en tertain tomorrow at a family dinner parly. A festive turkey will center the table. Mr. and Mrs. .1. T. Itrynn and fam ily will have an their ThankiTglvIng guests Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Kenny. Tho home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. (leddes will be the scene of a happy occasion when they entertain tomor row Mr. and Mrs. F. C. (iurne'e and Miss lOleanor I'll t man. Mrs. .1. 10, McCllnlock will be hos tess at a pleasant .Thanksgiving event tomorrow. Those present will be: Rev. J. C. Silencer and family, Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Ment.er and Mr. and Mrs. Cllntork and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. 10. Sawyers will entertain at a delightful family gath ering. Those present will he: Mrs. S. I.. Kidder and two children, Miss (ierlrude Rust, Mr. John Itast and Air. and Mrs. Sawyers. Mrs. I,. (1. Hicks will be hostess tomorrow at a delicious Thanksgiv ing dinner for Mrs. Carrie Christie, Hr. I.iireltu Smith. Miss Alberta Christie and Miss lllanehe Reed. Sheriff and Mrs. Ceo. K. Qulae will extend cordial hospitality this Thanksgiving. They will entertain Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Quine and Mr. and .Mrs. -M. S. Ityan, of Riddle, and -Mrs. (1. A. llrnwn, of Wilbur. Mr. ami Mrs. F. M. Seining and family, of Winchester, will entertain Mr. and Mrs. S. 1,. lllllard and fam ily at a happy Thanksgiving occasion tomorrow, Mr. and Mrs. n. 10. Can- will ho the guests ai dinner tomorrow of Mr. anil Mrs. Unwind I'hllg. Mrs. C. A. MeReynoIdH will serve a delicious Thanksgiving dinner at her home la .North Reselling. Those present will tie Mr. and Mrs. Hell, Mr. and Mrs. II. c. l'nrslmv, Mr. John Warren, Miss .Minnie Hell, Mr. and Mis. Harry Wlscnstclu and the host and hostess, Mr. ami Mrs. AlcReynolds. Miss Mamie N'orthcraft plans to spend Thnnksglx iiig at her home at ulalla with her mother. Mis, N, (i. Noi l hern ft , I'rot. ami Mrs. I-'. II. Il.iinlia will entertain at a family dinner pally Inmnrrow at their home in North Rosehurp. Mrs C. M. Malm will hae as her imcMs tor Thanksgiving Mr. ami Airs. Haiton llelllnell and Mrs. C, K ruse. Mrs. C. 11. Rail-irk win . (I,,, guest of Dr. ami Mrs. R. M Ilium lirld tomorrow. Dr. and Mis. !. c. l-'lnlay will en Joy Thank-einng dinner at home this j ear, and will eiueriain as their purst Miss Dorothea lloell,-1. Roast pig and turkey will grace Hie festal board of W. ,1. Moon to morrow when he entertains at a Thanksgiving dinner. Those Invited ai' Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Woodrnlf. William Morgan, and Hie host and hosiers. Mr. and Mrs U .1, Moon. Dr. and Mrs. S. I,. Del.app will parUike of a delicious TliallKsgiving dinner al their home tomorrow, bar ter UK I heir guest Miss Margaret Wil liaiHH, of Carlield, Wash,, who Is a sister of Mrs. Del.app. Miss Wil liams evpeeis to visil here until the Christmas holidays, when she will leave for l.os Angeles to spend the winter as a musical Instructor. By KATHLEEN 6. F - s f y lr Mm. Mary Mcl.eudon will enter tain for Thanksgiving Mr. nnd Mrs. fOd Thornton and 1'rof. and Airs. F. C. Flltzpatrick. Mr. and Mrs. I. Abraham plan to spend Thanksgiving day at their old homo place on the Umpiiua River, at tho mouth of tho Calapoola. They will be tho guests of Mr. and Airs. J. Van Kuren. f Mrs. 10. C. Patterson will preside at Thanksgiving dinner al her home on South I'lno Htreet tomorrow. Those present will Include Air. and Mrs. Clyde McClung, Mrs. Alary I'nt lerson. Miss Ruth Willis, Miss Nell Mullen and Air. tleorge Culver. Dr. and Mrs. R. 1,. Ralhrlck will enjoy Thanksgiving dinner with Dr. Hathrick's sister, Airs. C. II. Davles. Air. and jlrn. 1'. T. Unbar and Air. and Airs. D. It. Unbar plan to spend their Thanksgiving at Csnyniivlllc, where Ihev will lie the guests of J. 10. O'Neel. Air. and Mrs. 1-'. Schwartz will go to Winchester tomorrow to spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and .Mrs. IT. 10. Ilurchfield. Air. ami Mrs. I,. F. Relzensteln will entertain as their guests al. dinner tnmorrow Mr. and Mrs. William Mc Curdy and .). A. Kirk, superinten dent of construction on the Federal building. Mrs. W. 11, Lindsay will he hos tess tomorrow at a delicious Thanks giving dinner for Mr. and Mrs. () .1. Lindsay and family. Miss Lucille Sharp and Lawrence and Redmond Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller will spend Thanksgiving day al Oakland, where they will he entertained by Air. and Airs. J. Henderson Ariller. Mr. and Mrs. N. Fullerlon will have as their guesls for Thanksgiv ing, Judge and Mrs. .1. l-'nllerton. Attorney and Mrs. .1. A. Iluchauan will entertain al a delicious turkey dinner tomorrow for the pleasure of Mr. and Mrs. I'. ,1. Ilond, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sprague and Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Road. Mrs. K. II. IMckens will be hostess at a very enjoyable Thanksgiving event tomorrow, the occasion being made doubly delighll'ul by the birth day anniversary of .Mr. I'iekens and also of Miss Dale Coshow, who Is at tending school near Chicago. The menu will contain all of the season's delicacies and those Invited are lion, and Mrs. . ! Coshow. Mr. and Mrs. D. .1. Stewarl and Dr. 10. II. Stewart. Mr, and Mrs. A. S. Iluey will have as llteir goes! at Thanksgiving din ner Mrs. Mvrlle Itrndl'ord. Mr. and Mrs. 11. I.. Marslers will enjoy a family Thanksgiving dinner al Iheir home on Kane street, and evped their sou, Waldo, to be home Irom Willamette I'nlveisity for Ibe occasion. A delightful Thanksgiving affair will he enjoyed tomorrow when the Misses l.etttla Abrams and Mabel Childs will have as Iheir guesls al dinner Carl Abrams. of Salem, and C. V, Ahrauis. of Seattle. I'luf, ami Mrs II, Omar llrnnell will eulerlsin I'rof, and Mrs. R. C. Hall and lainlly at Thanksgiving dinner at their home on Washington street, Mrs, .lean Pills and C. D lluruetl wtil en.o Thanksgiving with a de lirious turkey dinner at the liiipoua Miss M.uvarel 1'age will leae lol Oakland to spend Thanksgiving when- she will l.-it with Miss Mlnnii Post. Mrs. II. II Slaplelon will presidi over a pietu Thanksgiving tajle to morrow. Her guests will be Mr. am Mrs A. A Wilder and Mis .1. O' lllien. Miss Daniel llaldeinali has asked lief and Mrs Cutdnn A Cory and children to her home to spend I haak;-gi iiig ila li.v. and Mrs 10. W. Warrimion will he the r.uesi.i ,,! Attoinev ami Mrs. H L. Kddv for i'h.mksgii ini: tinner tomorrow. Ml. and Mrs S. C. lliiilrum will entertain at an elaborate Th.tnksgiv lug dinner. Those Invited are lief John Flurry, of Canyonville. and Mrs Bartrum's sister, Miss Hael Carnell, of Medford. COATES ' ' , 5,1 Ai Airs. J. K. Falbe will extend Iiob pltallly to a gathering of friends nnd relatives at dinner tomorrow when sho will entertain Air. and Airs. lOd. Jennings and family, Air. and Airs. Fred llarnes nnd family, of Olalln, Air. anil Mrs. 11. ,1. Denn and family, and Air. and Mrs. Hurley Falbe. Air. and Airs. It. H. Orlnsted will have Air. ami Airs. C. H. Arundel and family in to spend Thanksgiving with them. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Oliver will en Joy Thanksgiving at their home, en tertaining Airs. Oliver's father, C. WMJopktns ,of Portland. Air. and Airs. A. J. Lllburn have Invited Air. and Airs. John Lewis, Air. and Mrs. J. AI. Moore, Airs. Elmer Vincent and daughter, lOll.abeth, to join tliem iu celebrating Thanksgiv ing. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McIOlblnny will entertain at a happy Thanksgiv ing occasion tomorrow. They have asked as their guesls Mr. and Airs. W. S. AlclOlhlnny, Air. and Airs. L. N. Whipple, Air. and Airs. It. L. Whip ple, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Spencer, Miss Josephine MclOllilnny and Airs. lOrnesf Whipple. Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Gile will have the pleasure of entertaining Air. and Mrs. Robert lllle, of Salem, for Thanksgiving. Mr. and .Mrs. (leorge Kohlliagen will enjoy their Thanksgiving dinner at homo. Allss Florence Kohlliagen, I who has been attending the normal school at Monmouth, will be home ; for the occasion. j Mrs. Junius F. Templin will pre side at a beaulil'ully appointed ThanUsgH lug table tomorrow. Covers 1 will he placed tor Dr. anil Airs. tl. J. Itacher and children, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. W. It. Willis, AIIhh Lulu WilliH, Miss Mabel Van Huron and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Templin. Air. and Mrs. Al. F. Rice will en tertain a happy gathering at their homo tomorrow to observe Thanks giving and In honor of the birthday anniversary of their daughter, lOva. A delicious dinner will be served, and those sealed about the table will he Judge and Airs. I. 11. Riddle, Julius itiddle, Airs. Simmons, of Portland, Air. and Mrs. J. II. Os borne, Grant Osborne, Chauncey Markee, Allss lOva Rice and the host and hostess. Air. and Airs. Rice. Mr. and Airs. A. 0. Marslers and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Atarstei-s will be Thanksgiving guests of Air, and Mrs. 10. II. liosenherry at their home east of the city. Mr. and Mrs. (1. G. Sewell will en tertain with a delicious turkey din ner tomorrow, inviting Air. and All's. S. A. Snnford to enjoy the occasion with them. Mayor Napoleon Rice and family U observe Thanksgiving day at home and enjoy a delicious Thanks giving menu. A happy family group will gather it the home of .Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J. Hollows tomorrow to spend the day. Those present will be Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hollows, Mr. and Airs. A. A. Hollows, l.olund llrowti and the host and hostess, .Mr. and Airs. Hollows. Mrs. lOmina Howard will ht hos tess at a delightful Thanksgiving function tomorrow. Those present will be Messrs. Curl Winiherly, Hert Sutherland. Clay Darby and liie hos tess. Mrs. Howard. Mr. and Airs. .1. C. White expect to leave for Riddle tomorrow where they will spend Thanksgiving wiih Mrs. Laura Meagher. Attorney and Mrs. W. W. Cardwell will enjoy a bounteous Thanksgiving tinner, those present being: Missj Helen Cardwell. Mr. Richard K. i MrlOlhose. Mr, Foley, Air. Caivin ! Fory, Mr. Murray Cardwell. and 'Mr. I i ml Mrs. Cardwell. : I. aur, iciest ranch will be the scene! of merry festivities tomorrow when j Mr, and Airs. F. A. Stewart entertain for Thanksgiving dinner. White ! .'hrysaiuheniuhis and laurel berries will mingle In H lovely table center, i ii .1 thost present will be: Air and Mrs Cordon Stewart and children, f leorge Gordon. Jr., and Frederick Porter, Airs. McClallen, Aliss Mar- 7 , ,4 TH.XKS(ilMNi DAY. Our grateful praise we bring to Thee, O Lord, on this Thanksgiving day, For nil Thy gifts and mercies shown, Lovo's benediction from Thy throne. Thino ear attends oar every cry, Thy bounteous hands our needs sup ply. Our toils are crowned with glad suc cess, For these Thy holy name we blesB. While strife and war has ruin wrought In sister lands beyond the sea, Our own beloved land has peace; For this we render thanks to Thee. Our God, we pray that Thou will hless Our President, and rulers all. With wisdom to discern the, right. That no calamity befall. Our flag, than never one more grand E'er floated iieath the heaven's blue, For every truth for which It stands, God help us to ho firm and true. For equal rights, lor liberty, Rlesl boon, alone by heaven given, "lis this for which Old Glory stands, Nor shall its folds be ever riven. For all that makes our nation great, For all that crowns It with siiccosh, From every district, every state, Where reigneth truth and righteous ness. For Christian hearts, for Christian homes, For education's onward sway, For all that makes our lives more bright, We thank Thee, this Thanksgiving Day. J. M. HOPKINS. Roseburg, Ore., Nov. 29, 1916. garet McClallen, Earl Stewart, and tho host and hostess, Mr. anu ivirs. Stewart. Dr. und Airs. K. L. Miller will ex tend Thanksgiving hospitality tomor row to Aliss Ituth Caro, Airs. Marie Flint, Mrs. Lottie geldon, and Hon and Airs. Dinger Hermann. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sussinllch will entertain at a merry occasion tomor row at their Garden Valley home, ex tending invitations to Dr. and Airs. D. 10. Snell and daughter. Curia, Air. and Mrs. C. A. Ilrand, Mrs. W. G. Walker, Mr. and Airs. J. Clifford, Don Aliddlekauf and Robert Suss milch. Airs. C. L. Selecman will preside over a daintily appointed tablo to morrow when she will entertain as her guests for Thanksgiving, Mr. and Mrs. William Hell and Airs. Charles Iloinllne. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Perkins have asked Airs. C. W. Lowe and children and Aliss Mabel Albright to spend Thanksgiving wilh them. Airs. J. F. Darker will be a do lightful hostess tomorrow when she entertains for Thanksgiving, Air. and Airs. C. W. Wharton and daughter, Florence, Miss Violet Graham, and her son, Clifford Parker, who has been attending Columbia University, In Portland. Dr. and All's. A. C. Seely have in vited as their guests for Thanksgiv ing, Air. and Airs. John Hall and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Huick, of Myrtle Creek. Judge and Airs. R. W. Marslers and family will celebrate Thauksgiv lug day al home and enjoy a de liclous turkey dinner. Air. and Airs. J. 10. longer will have as their guesls at dinner tomorrow Mr. and .Mrs. Al. AI. Miller and son Slator. Airs. George Holler will spend Thanksgiving at Portland, visiting with .Mrs. F. .1. Holler. Air. and Mrs. J. II. Hooth will ell tertain at a delightful Thanksgiving party at "The Gables tomorrow Those present will he Air. and Airs. Herbert Ogden, Air. and Airs. Kd Singleton, Rev. Robert Hooth, Air. and Airs. J. C. Campbell, Harry and Theodore Hooth, and the host and hostess. Air. and Airs. Hooth. Airs. W. C. Winston will be hostess at a very enjoyable family dinner party at her home at Winstons to morrow. Mr. and Airs. R. 10. Smith will en lertaln at Thanksgiving dinner for Ihe pleasure of their guests, Dr. and Mrs. W. Kuykendall, of Eugene. Airs. W. T. Wright will serve a delicious turkey dinner tomorrow. Those present will be Airs. Jane Har (In, Aliss Fannie Campbell, and Mr. and Airs. Wright, the host nnd hos tess. Mr. and Mrs. .1. Al. Throne have asked as their Thanksgiving guesls Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Williams and sons. Walter and Delmar. nnd Mrs l.uey Ollivunt. KEEP LOOKING lOl'NG It's Easy If You Know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets The sivrct of keeping youns is to foci yntuig to ,, thiji you must watch our liver and bowels there's no need of having a sallow complexion dark lilies under your eyes pimples a bil ious tnolv in vttur f:n-c i!nl cvf u-lth no sparkle. Vour doctor will tell you 1 ninety per rent of all sickness comes J from inactive bowels and liver. j Dr. Ki'wurds, a well-known physician in Ohio, pertcril a vegetable com pound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which he pave to his patients for years. I Or. 1M wards' Olive Tablet, tne sub stitute for calomel, arc gentle tn their notion, yet always effective. They brins about that exuberance of spirit, that natural buoyancy which should W en joyed by everyone, by toning up the liver ami clearing the system of impurities. You wtll know' Hr. Kdwards' Olive Tablets bv their olive color. 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. ThankPRivlne day will be enjoyed with a delicious turkey dinner at Ho-1 tel L'mpqua by a merry group in-1 eluding: Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ageif, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fritsh and Mr. and Mrs. B. Bates and family. Mr. and Mra. V. H. Richardson will extend cordial hospitality to morrow .vnen tney eruenntu ai um ner, asking as their guests Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Hamilton and Atty. anu Mrs. t h. Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. YoutiK will en tertain for Thanksgiving Mrs. J. H. Bu.bar and granddaughter, Pauline. A Thanksgiving dinner will be en joyed Friday evening by a number of gentlemen on account of the cut-! initiation of an unique wager made several weekc ago. It was agreed to abstain from vUiting the barber and the first person to break this rule would have to forfeit by entertain ing at Thanksgiving dinner. The dinner will be at Hotel lTmpqua and those present will be: Messrs. Rus sell Dunham, O. .1. Undcey and the hoRt, Krnest Helliwell. V. C. Harding and wife will be among the guests of W. J. Weaver at Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow. Mrs. Richard Williams will be among those who will diue at the (Jmpqua hotel tomorrow. Mrs. A. B. Hoffman will ente'rtain her son, Harry R. Hoffman, and son-in-law, 1C. H. Hufham, and their families at a roast duel; dinner at her home on Lane street tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Gv.y Cordon, Mrs. E. R. McClain and son, Kugene, C. J. Durland and Jack Hall will be the guests for Thanksgiving of Mrs. L. A. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Signor will en tertain at dinner tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. L. B, Moore. Mrs. W. Hughes has invited Mrs. Hal. V. Halvorsen and son, Vor, to spend Thanksgiving with her nt her home on Spruce street. Atty. and Mrs. Geo. Neuner will have for their Thanksgiving guests Mr. and Mrs. Horace Campbell, Miss Helen Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Neuner, Sr. (Continued on Page Six.) snifRiFK oiut n ultra. Sheriff John W. Orr, of Dallas arrived in Uoseburg this morning in quest of Jess Luke, who is wanted in Polk County on a charge of larceny. 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