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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1920)
a ho's Your Cleaner? When you ask your friends or neighbors that question, they are sijre to say - ' . THE . n THEN TRY OUR WAY Our prices are the lowest, consistent with the high-class work we do. Phone 277 Out Auto Will Call NEWS SNAP SHOTS Visits in Portland Mr. W. D. Wolforth loft this af ternoon for Portland where she will visit for a fow days with relatives. Hero From Glide Dick Chapman and P. 8. Blakely. well known Glide residents, spent the day In Roseburg. Iteturn. Home Airs. Lee Barker, who has been visiting in this city with Mrs. M. 11. Germond, left for her homo at liraln on the afternoon train. To Marshfleld Lew O. Calhoun, who has been residing In this city for some time, left this morning for Marshlleld where he will be employed Ifor the summer months. To Los Angeles Marten Martens, a well known resident of this city, len Tuesday for Los Angeles where he wit! so- Mr. Mar- In City From Oakland i .... ik. n.bi..j hr, lourn for seveal weeks. spent the morning In the city trans- lens has been in 111 health and It is acting business were John Bean. I nopeo m. conn, ui u - George Chenoweth and Fred Mof Cord. Motiier's Day Program The Sunday school at Green will observe Mother's day with an ap propriate program. Residents of the neighborhood are Invited to par ticipate in a basket dinner at noon, and the program will tie given at 1:45 o'clock. The exercises will be followed by a sermon at 3 o'clock. ltoad Imprivenien't Benton Mires and Road Supervisor Lee Barker were here from Drain today and appeared before the coun ty court in regard to Ihe application f some of the county's road bond fund on certain roads in the Hay hurst vicinity. Mr. Mires says active work has been resumed on the ra cifle highway In the Drain vicin'ty. Most of the grading was completed last fall and the rock surfacing is now being put on. of benefit to him. Pays to Let Them Know C. P. Hetnllno recently wrote a letter to the editor of the Sunset mngazine commenting on a recent article appearing In that publication letting forth the sullen! features of the Rogue river and Willamette val leys to the south and north but which failed to even give the L'mp- qita valley the slightest mention The editor answered Mr. Heinltne s communication thanking him for tho valuable Information concern ing this section of the state and promising to give space to Rose burg and the surrounding territory in an early edition. Since that time the local chamber of commerce has received several cards from the Sunset magazine service bureau giv ing the names of prospective settlers in this community which only goes to show Hint "it pays to let 'em know." IOCAI. SKWa ITKM. Popular Couple Married Last Night bonus wedding inarch coming somy impugn a seller, he from the luner room. Lois nu. -'--f hre,alitng price s be ft. L. Cannon, cue ot In. pl;r rodent, ot the county from Bkland today. A'.houg. I -bout 72 years oi . " IU1 ' -he fow armer who has a "' Pu i and atiit m and Herbert tiuine. twu o. .w Ourg's best known youua "'-'- l. marriage at o'clock 1. a .vonine at the home of the I bride's uncle. C. W. Parks, on South Jackson stroet. The rooms ui " Park's home were a leruu of flowers, lilacs, applo blossoms, baby breath aud Scotch heather, be ing used In profusion. The wedding ceremony was reau uj ' Hilton, ot tlte cnnsiiuu cu.w... bridal couple standing under a huge wedding bell suspended from an arch reaching almost to the celling. The arch w s covered with masses of Scotch heatner. The bride was attended by her cousin, Miss Mil dred Parks, and the groom by his brother. Ralph Qirlne. The simple and effective ring ceremony was used. Miss Russell was charming In a bridal gown of white satin with over draperies of white tulle. She carried a shower bouquet of bride s roses. Miss Parks, as maid of hon or, wore an elaborate dreas of rose colored crepe de chine and carried Following the wedding ceremony Howl. H,lf:h Whipple, Donald Pick a duinty luncheon was served t so nd Ross Homey. The? will be small tables about the room, tue B(.cnmpanled by a numner m . bride serving the huge wedding I students and Fd Thornton, or the cake. Miss Mattie Lee StephenBon nanual training department, and and Miss Bueleh Jewett assisted rrineinal C. H. McKnlghL This is Mrs. Parks in serving. i the first game of the season, and tli- Both the bride and the groom . nosobnrg hoys, who hpve been enrry have been popular members of tho B nn diligent practice for some city's younger set for several years. ,),, feel confident of the re-ults. The wedding comes as a eulmlnn.- Th h'ph school blnlnrv class, un tion of a romance begun before the the leadership of Principal Me. -ront war. tho groom serving over Kt.'eM. went on a hike this morning, sons with the 6Mh Artillery tor U ,MK their lunch. They returned mnnihi Mr Oulne is the 30U of in for the nfternoon rls-es. .... 'nt.nnr.liotlv tlil!h Mark Tlsdale. the Sulheriln bank r. spent a fow hours in this City to day. Han-v 0. Smith, traveling passen ,er agent for the N. P. K. R.. was i In ihlsh city yesterday. He says the railroads are acquiring new f" cars as rapidly s possible, and that -he passenger equipment cannot be renewed until the freights are taken care of. Miss Emma McKee left this after noon on train No. 15 for Rogue River, where she will spend the week end with relatives. As a part of the May Festival pro gram to he given at Riddle tomorrow oy the students of the schools the Roseburg high school basball team will meet the Riddle high school ag he diamond there. The tenm will leave here In the rooming by automobile and train, anu r.u... in the evening. Those who will make the trip are Edwin ?ml,h,i Campbell. Clifford Fields. Harold Hunsaker. Lloyd Davis. Charles nnnn d Minn. rtii".. . ........ . . . a Prune Orchard Bearing orchard .h'at will pay big this present season. . Place' has. fair improvements and Is priced extremely low for quick sale. Some equipment. See thin. Two other especiully good buys. One Is tract of river bottom, well Improved. .The other is a prune orchard with suburban home. Two extra good values. - Some good properties to ex change. If you desire to, ex change, come In and see what we have to offer, . -. i G. W.YOUNG AND SON . lienl Estate and Insurance. 110 Cass St. Phone 417 rww M. L. Buley. beiore continuing on to her borne at North Band. o N. H. Pamewood yesterday filed nilt against Minnie Dame wood, al leging desertion. Attorney M. F. liice ropiesents the plaintiff. NEW TOD A. i-.r. and Mrs. tieo. uuine. ana is employed In the tax department at tho court house at the present ;me. Miss Rusel is the daughter df Mrs. Sara Huiseil, of this cly, and since graduation from High Bchoul last June was employed for a short time as bookkeeper by the Frenoh Transfer Company. For the past few months she has been residing at home. Many beautiful gifts were received by the newly mar ried couple who will make their home on north Pine street. They have a hoet of friends In Rosoburg who offer them sinsere congratula tions and many good wishes. The blolotry hikes are an annual cus nnd arc usually taken about th'i t'me every year. Edith Hosmer and Garnet Wlleox. two memhers of the advanced elnss In domrstlo s.-ilnnne t Ihe local high ichonl, sponsored a luncheon at neon tortnv at tho hleh school. The luncheons are- sMven each week, dif ferent rirls being In charge. They -re romilnr psrt of Ihe ecurse given hv the Instructor. Miss Peland. The two sMrls who are hostesses for the luncheon, are privileged to Invite tour friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Martin, of Portland, who have been visiting here since Tuesday with Mrs. Mar tin's brother. P. McMillan, will leave tonight for Phoenix. Arizona, where they expect to make their home. Mrs. V. H. Wlokoff, who has been At a recent meeting of the Rose burg Automobile Dealers' associa tion It was voted to hang up three prizes for the best decorated nuto attending to business matters In the in the Strawberry Carnival parade. city of Grants Pass arrived 1n Rose Pttails of the awards will be made burg this afternoon and will spend Known lRter. 'several days with her mother, Mrs. MR. AUTO OWNER! SAVE! Money and Cut the High Cost of Motoring FOR ONE WEEK WE WILL SELL T BELOW WHOLESALE PRICES We now have a number of 30x3', which we will sell for $21.50 and are guaranteeing for 6000 miles. We expect a shipment of other sizes soon, which we will sell at the same ratio. SALE FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! BUY NOW AND AVOID THE RUSH! UMPQUA AUTO SHOP Phone 338 " fi31 ''.WinrtWpr Qtf FOR SALK OR RENT Modern E loom bungalow. Phone U91-X. FOR RENT Furnished modern house. No children. Phone 1-F22. FOR SALE Dozen large Angora goats (billys) i each. Llndbloom, Plxonvlllo, FOR SALE Light six touring car, cheap for cash; In good condition. Inquire at Service Station. FOll SALE J. I. CASE 12-26 thresher engine, tractor, cheap if taken at once. John Abeene, Suth erlln, Ore. FOR SALE 3 milch cows. Phone 15-F12 early mornings, or call at Long Meadows Ranch, John Good-burn, FOR SALE Incubator, 20 egg, Cy phers, second hand, in complete working order, only $7.60, worth $23. Uiupqua Valloy Fruit Union. FOR SALE. PRUNE TREES FOR FALL DELIVERY 4 to n ft. 40c. 3 to 4 ft. 250. I to S ft. 15c. Don't pay more. Write, If I don't call on you. R. L. Ellis, RofebUrg, 017 FOUND Auto license tags. One of them No. 27327, the other 52100. These tags may be had at News Review office on payment of ad vertising fees. FOR SALE Apartment house with furniture, well located, small pay ment down, balance same as rent. My overhead expense light, so I give bargains'. C. Merrill, 504 Mill street. FORD FOR SALE 5 passenger, some extras, runs good, tires in good condition, $275 If yon hurry- Don't stop to write, come and get It It's well worth the money. H. II. Owen. Oakland, Ore. FOR" SALE 200 White Leghorn back chicks. May 24 hatch. O. A. C. and Tancred strain. Hatching eggs In case lots. Bonnie View Farm, Roseburg, Ore. Phone 17-F3. FOR SALE 200 acres. 140 under plow. f.O In cron: 170 can be put In cultivation; 100 leved creek bot tom; Improvements fair; good home orchard; implements, crop and most of household goods; 24 fnTir-venr-old sheen. 15 spring lambs, one cow and calf, two hoes binder, mower. rakeH disc, spring tooth smoothing harrow, 2 plows. 2 horse cultivators, platform scales. Price $13,500 $7500 cash. Casey-Harding. $50 Me $50 for a NAME! Contest starts May 5. and will close May 15. We will give $50 to the person handing in the most appropriate name for the present Nachter Grove, whlcn Is to become another of Rose burg's beautiful tesident sec tions. Each person la entitled to one name only and must be mailed in between the dates of May 2 and May 15 Hiclus.ve. -.... Li r ...High Percentages in Saving,. qpAKE notice that the high percentaee, ' u inu savi"g attained by wiiv navo uamv accounts. Is it not worth while ? 3 Start an account with the Roseburg National Bank now, 4 Interest Paid on Savings Accounts ' The Rosebuig Nalional Bank I Roseburg, Ore. . j.1 i i 1 " r1 County Court Hears Many Road Pleas Road day at the county court has been one. or great activity. Delega tions from all parts of the county have appeared asking that immediate work be done In their localities. On account of the great cost of road con struction ut the present time, the court is doing only what work is necessary, but wherever needed ex pecta to make Improvements. Road work at the present time Is more Hum doublt the normal cost, in fact the flK'iK allowing that one mile of stundiird road at the present time costs as much as two and a quarter miles formerly cost. Decauso of the Inflated conditions, the court deems it good economy to wuiZ as Is not absoluteh, u!?x such time as th6 rLo'?5 greater amount of work. ' tho roads must be ,, condition as poaibl tjon being the pa eU the projects aa mucuMinT Delegations r.-queetd lint!. spend special sdi rt,s bond money on lnipmM,I' their districts Is ord u ? roads In shape for ill ." travel. The court proouy , Investigations and to do ml? to alleviate condition., ri were received from Colt! Garden Valley and 0bB R. W. Strong of ttriifftiu. afternoon for Rice Hill to m i eral days visiting hl,m Fll resides at that place. Elk and Shrine Emblems 1 1 ? i I H 1'Vf.v .- n.-ii ..tiniilfl wear the emblem of his lodge, to a?' him ef k'uov.n to his "brothors" and strangurs. ItUi'4 thlr r to do. I If yon have learned the mysteries cf some good "onta."':l In ti.id get a NEW pin, charm or rinR. BUBAR BROTHERS 'j PHONE 8S 2 2 ALICE BRADY S "The Fear Market mil NEVER I1AIUM1X IT PAVS WHAT IT IS TOUlW 1)K HAVKX (XMKIV "IturXG DA, FI5IKAV ElfiKXE (VltltlEX IX "THE IIIIOKKX Wim AXI FATTY AIUirCKI.K IX "Till: IIAVSKKK TOHAY OM.Y ELAINE HAMMERST0N IN "TheCountryCousii Sennett Comedy and Paramount Magal i O
