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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW MONDAY, JANUARY 19. 1925.
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Miss Muttle Perry left yesterday
for KiiRcne where she will spend a
few days visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Fred How ley.
From Canby
Hoy Zimmerman was a visitor in
this city over Saturday and attend
ed to business matters for a few
hour. Mr. Zimmerman is from
Cnnby and returned home yesterday.
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From Eugene .
From northern points to spend
Saturday and the night in this city
as guests and visitors were Mr. and
Mrs. 11. D. Itoe. Mr. and Mrs. Roe
are Eugene residents.
From Myrtle Creek
In from the southern part of the
county visiting and transacting
business matters over Saturday,
' was Kdwln Weaver Mr. Weaver
' resides at Myrtle Creek.
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S ern polnta to visit Saturday were
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From Elgaroee
Karl Johnson was a visitor In this
city Saturday and transacted bus!
ness matters for a few hours. Mr.
Johnson Uvea at Elgarose.
From Sutherlln
Transacting business matters and
visiting In this city for a few hours
Saturday was Charles Porter. Mr.
Porter lives at Sutherlln.
Hera Saturday-
Visiting and shopping In this city
Saturday for a few hours was Mrs,
Curtis. Mrs. Curtis Is a resident of
Glide.
Returna to Marahfield
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Smith, who
spent the day Saturday in Rose
burg on business, returned to their
home at Marshtleld Sunday.
From Dlxonvllle
In from Dlxonvllle attending to
business matters and visiting over
Saturday was R. B. Oliver. Mr. Oli
ver returned home Sunday.
Visits Saturday
Visiting and transacting business
affairs over Saturday In this city
was J. L. Fuller. Mr. Fuller is
Eugene resident and left Sunday.
Returns to Coaat
F. K. McMullen, who spent Fri
day In Roseburg looking after bus
iness Interests, returned to his
home at Myrtle Point this morn
lng.
Mr. Burgoyna In
In attending to business matters
here Saturday was Carlyle Bur-
goyne. Mr. Burgoyne Uvea at Rid
dle, and returned home Saturday
afternoon.
Dillard Reaident In
Mrs. E. Noah, from Dillard, was
In this city for a few hours Satur
day visiting and shopping. Mrs.
Noah returned home In the after
noon.
In Saturday-
Here visiting and shopping Satur
day was Mrs. O. W. Patterson. Mrs.
Patterson resides at Edenbower,
and returned home Saturday after
noon.
From Winchester
Here looking after business mat-
Iters Hnturdav and vlaltlna- waa ftav-
jmond Pearson. Mr. Pearson is from
Winchester, and returned borne In
the afternoon.
Businaaa Vieltor
In visiting and looking after Dua
Inesa matters for a few hours was
Carl Snider. Mr. 8nlder Is a Win
chester resident and returned homo
In the afternoon.
Mr. Bailay Vlslta
for a few hours Saturday was O. C.
Bailey. Mr. Bailey resides near
Brown's bridge, and returned home
Saturday afternoon.
' From Hoaglin
in this l.y vi,.ng and looking
after business matters Saturday
was j. ai. Meyers. Mr. Meyers is
from Hoaglin, and returned home
;int'ne,f,ternoon'p
A'Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Bretone. Mr.
ft and Mrs. Bretone are from Post-
land, and left this morning for oth-
tler nointa In tha atafe.
From Yonealla .
Mrs. H. btearns and daughter
spent the day acre today visiting
and shopping. They are Yoncalla
residents.
Her Few Days
In thla city for a anon ume. r-
riving from northern points la John
McLernon. Mr. McLernon arnvea
Irom Portland Friday.
FMlm rVM-rmllla
Here yesterday and a guest
overnight waa J. N. Flelde. Mr.'
Fields la a Corvallla resident iuu
left tor the north this morning.
Mr. Smlthpeter Returna
W. E. Smlthpeter, who spent
Friday In Roseburg looking alter
business matters, returned thla
morning to his home at Medtord.
Visit In Mater
Mr. Uurnett la spenaing sever
al daya In thla city visiting wnn
his sister. Mra. llert Sutherland.
Mr. Burnett la from Glendale.
From Oakland
J. O. Rigg la spending a day or
ao In thla city looking after busi
ness matters and visiting. Mr. Rigg
Is from Oakland and arrived yes
terday. Visitors Saturday-
Mr. and Mrs. uusnnen were
In visiting and shopping for a
few hours Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bushnell are real
dents ot Brockway.
On Way South
R. H. Stewart stoppeu over in
this city yesterday and as an over
night guest. Mr. Btewari is irom
Salem, and is on his way south. He
left this morning In his car.
Prom Corvallla
From northern polnta to arrive
and spend a short time here Fri
day and spend the night In the city
were W. R. Kearns ana son. i ney
are from corvaius anu ien am
urday. On Bualnaaa
E. G. Lewis arrived Here yester
day from northern points and is
spending a day or so in me cuy
looking after business mailers.
Lewis Is from Portland.
Mr.
Return Irom i-rnnia i n i
Dr. H. R. Nerbas, ho speni
Fridav and Saturday In Grunts,
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ests, returned to his home in mis
city Saturday evening.
MiM Anderson in
Visitliur and shopping in tnts
city Saturday was Miss Clara An
derson. Miss Anderson is a
Greens resident, and Is a teacher
In the school at that place.
Portland Couple Visit
Visiting here yesterday ana over
night guests were Mr, and Mrs.
John Almeter. Mr. and Mrs. Al-
meter reside In Portland and leu
this morning for southern points
by motor.
From Portland
From northern points visiting
and spending Friday In this city
attending to business matters
was v . Carlson, air. Sanson is
a Portland resident and left this
morning.
From North
Arriving from northern points
Friday and spending the day
looking after business Interests
was E. T. Cohoon. Mr. Cohoou
Is from Portland, and loft today
for other points In southern
Oregon.
Guest Fridnv
A guest and visitor In this
city Friday and overnight from
southern points was Mrs. D. W
Greenough. Mrs. Greenough Is
from Long Beach, California and
left this morning for other points
in the state.
From Coast Points
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Dlnsmore
stopped over In this city
OUIUI-
oay ana spent iue "f'T"'"' Melrose, had the misfortune to re
arriving from North Bend in the . . .,.., d....i., ..,.
mnrnW Th.v left In the even-
lng for Modesto, and Westport,
California, where they will make
an extended visit.
Word of Birth Received
Word has been received In this
city of the birth of a daughter. Pa
tricia Meralee, on January 11, to
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Rlerdon, rf
Klamath Falls. Mrs. Rlerdoi was
formerly Miss Merle Casebeer, of
this city and Is well known he-u,
having attended the Roseburg nigh
school, and was a teacher in the
Douglas county schools for sever.il
years prior to ber location In Klam
ath Falls.
Fred Jones Home
Mr. and Mra. Fred Jones re
turned last nu?ht from Petalums,
California, and will remain in
this city. Mrs. Jones has been
spending several months at the
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home of her mother during
latter's Illness. Mr. Jones dis
posed of his business here the
first ot the month and went lo
Petaluma (expecting to remain
there, but the climate did
agree with him, and so he
turned to Roseburg. As his
I mother-in-law's health is con-
i slderably Improved, Mrs.
waa alile to return Iso.
Jones
Number Go To Ashlsnd
A number of Roseburg people
went to Ashland to attend the
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i ternoon
and evening. I)ele.-al
from all over aouthern Oregon ere ,
present at the convention, and "V
en teen candidates were Inltlate-.l st !
the time of the meeting. Among i
those to go from this city were, Dr. '
M. E. Cooper, Lloyd Davis. M-. and
Mrs. H. A. West, R. A. Collins, and .
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Williams, and
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Towers, of
Drain, and Mr. Vogi-lpohl of Su'b-I
erlln.
In City Saturday
Dave Isaacs and O. O. Marcy
of Dole were bualneaa visitors In
the city on Saturday afternoon.
To Grants Pais
David F. Allen, of this city, left
this morning for Grants Pass,
where he will spend some time vis
iting with frlenda.
Returna to Reedsport
E. Forrester returned to his home
at Reedsport this evening, after
spending the week end In this city
visiting with friends.
Few Days On Bualneaa
J. H. McFeetara la apendtng a
few daya In thla city attending to
business Interests. Mr. McFeeters
Is from Portland and arrived here
Friday.
Returns to Eugene
Miss Thelma Trefren, who spent
the week end in this city visiting
with her parents, returned this
morning to Eugene, where she Is at
tending the University of Oregon.
8pends Weak End-
Miss Koslna Porter, who spent
the week end In this city visiting
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Porler, returned Sunday to
Corvallla, to resume her work at O.
A. C.
From Oakland
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Elliott are
spending a day or so In Roseburg
looking after business Interests and
visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott are
from Oakland, and arrived yester
day morning.
Gueata Few Hours
Mrs. W. E. Scammahorn, of Ta
coma, and Mrs. G. Sweet, of San
Francisco, stopped over In Rose
burg for a short time Friday to
visit. They are on their way to San
Francisco, after visiting in the
north.
Mr. Smith H
H. E. Smith was a business visi
tor In this city yesterday and over
night last night from northern
points. Mr. Smith Is from Eugene,
and returned today. He Is a truck
driver for one of the fruit com
panies at Eugene.
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that P.acev.nd wll spend a day ,r
so In Roseburg on legal business.
While here they will be guests at
the UmpQua Hotel.
From Portland
Visiting In this city over Sunday
from northern points were Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. White. Mr. and Mrs.
White are Portland residents, and
left today for points In southern
Oregon. While In Roseburg they
were guests at the Grand Hotel.
Mr. Tourtellette Hera
J. E. Tourtellotte Is spending a
few days In Roseburg looking after
business affairs. Mr. Tourtellotte Is
a well known Portland architect,
and Is here In regard to the new
school building to be erected. While
In the city, he will be a guest at
the Vmpqua Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Hicks Visit
Spending the week end In this
city visiting and attending to busi
ness matters were Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Hicks. Mr. and Mra. Hicks are
from Portland and returned home
yesterday. Mr. Hicks Is with the
Southern Pacific company. While In
the city, they are guests at the
Grand Hotel.
To Visit Weavere
Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Bass are
expected in this city this evening
from points In southern California,
where they have been visiting.
They will spend a few days In this
city as guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. J
Weaver. Mr. Bass has a copartner
ship In the Frye Hotel at Sealil
Washington.
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noon, when the scaffold, on which
he was seated, while working on a
building, gave way, and he fell,
striking his head. Mr. Bebrlng was
brought to Roseburg, where the
wound was dressed by Dr. George
E. Houck.
Guests Sunday
Dr. J. W. Morrow, and A. C. Ruby
and wife, prominent Portland resi
dents, were guests In this city over
Sunday at the I'mpqua Hotel. They
are returning home to Portland, af
ter an extensive trip through Cali
fornia by motor. Mr. Ruby is a well
known importer and breeder of
pure bred stork. They left for the
north this morning.
Sustains Bad Fall
Saturday evening Mr. E. C.
Holm, an aged resident of River
side, met with an accident that will
cripple him for an Indefinite per-
j IIM. Ill Ul? UU,N Ul III" -WI 1 CI-II-
lng he steppea orr a 7-root plat
form and sustained a broken bone
In the left thigh. Medical aid was
a,.n.-Annn hot I I., Il.tll nn
X-ray had been taken that '.h- ex
tent or tne injury coum no ascer
tained. The photograph revealed
that the left thigh bone waa brok
en about two Inches below the hip
socket. The nature of the lntury
and the advanced age of the pa
tlent make the matter particularly
serious. Mr. Holm Is living at the
home of his son, J. L. Holm, of Rlv-
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surglral care, and hopes are enter
tained that his recovery will be
speedy.
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l!ird to Meet -
The board of directors of tha
chamber of commerce will meet.
on Tuesday afternoon at 1:30.
Mrs. Matzger Vlslta
Mrs. Metiger was In from Mel
rose this morning for a few hours
visiting and shopping, a
Returns to Portland
T. E. Hender, whn spent Satur
day and Sunday In this city visiting
with friends, returned today lu Ills
home In Portland.
Returns to Eugene
Mr. and Mra. Glen Wilcox snout
Sunday In this city visiting. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilcox are Eugene reaiuenis.
and leff for that place today.
Mrs. Near Returns-
Mrs. A. M. Neer, who spent the
week end In Roseburg visiting with
friends and relatives, returned to
her home at Eugene thla morning.
Spends Week End
C. T. Cohoon, who apent the wee
end In this city visiting and att p1
Ing to business matters, returned to
his home at Portland this morning.
From Euaene
Thomas Daffron spent the wee:
end In this city visiting and look
ing after business matters. Mr. Daf
fron Is from Eugene, and returned
home yesterday.
Mr. Smith Vlslta
E. D. Smith Is spending a short
time In Roseburg attending to busi
ness matters. Mr. Smith Is from
Portland, and Is with the Southern
Pacific company.
From Eugene
. i From northern points to spend
Sunday In this city was C. L. Hul
bert. Mr. Hulbart Is a Eugene resi
dent, and was here visiting and on
business. -
Bualnaaa Visitor
Spending a day or so In Rose
burg attending to business matlers
is D. Delvalle, Mr. Delvalle Is from
Portland, and arrived here Satur
day. He is a representative of a
gum company.
Mr. Cottam Here
Arriving Sunday from northern
points was C. W. Cottam. Mr. Cot
tam will spend a few days In Rose
burg transacting business matters.
He Is a Portland resident.
To Myrtle Point
Miss Elizabeth Gagnon, who
spent Sunday In thla city as a visi
tor and guest, left this morning for
Myrtle Point, where she will visit.
Miss Gagnon Is an Ashland resi
dent. From Salem
From northern points arriving
and spending the week and In
Roseburg visiting were Miss Cora
Long and Miss Jacqueline Braden.
Both are Salem residents, and re
turned home this morning.
From Coast
From coast points to spend the
week end in this city visiting and
looking Bfter business affairs were
E. W. McDonald and D. A. Carmlrh
ael. Roth are Coos Bay residents,
and returned home today.
Telephone Man Here
R. F. Woodward of Portland, and
J. M. Lamb of Eugene, arrived In
this city yesterday and will be here
a day or so on business matters.
Both are affiliated with the Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph company.
From Portland
Fred M. Jack arrived In noseburg
from northern points Saturday and
le spending a short time here trans-
artlng business. Mr. Jsck Is from
Portlsnd. and Is connected with a
motion picture distributing com
pany there.
Bualneaa Vlaitora
R. B. Wilson and D. W. Maysl
are spending a few days In this
city visiting and attending to busi
ness matters. Mr. Wilson, and Mr.
Maysl arrived yesterday from Port
land, and while In the city, will be
guests at the Grand Hotel.
From California
Mr. and Mra. O. Ellwood were
visitors and guests In Rosehnrg
over Sunday from southern polnta.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood are residents
of San Frnnrlsro, and left todav for
other southern Oregon points. Tbey
are traveling by motor.
Committee to Meet
The Raw Products committed
of the chamber of commerce will
hold a meeting at 3 o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon. This com
mittee has been doing some very
excellent work during the past
few days, and an Increase In the
variety of agricultural producta
of the county, will probably
suit from the activities of the
committee. -
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Deputy Sheriff Hera
Deputy Sheriff C. H. Daugherty
of Yoncalla, spent the day In Rose
burg attending to business matters.
Here From Oakland
Deputy Sheriff Leas of Oakland,
was In the city for a few hours to
day attending to official duties.
From Portland
P. Martin was a guest and visitor
In this city over Sunday. Mr. Mar
tin Is from Portland, and left today
for other southern Oregon points.
Klsmath Falls Man Visits
Visiting In this city over Sunday
from southern points was wm. w.
McNearly. Mr. McNearl Is a resi
dent of Klamath FallB. ,
Returning to Klamath Falls
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Sater and fam
ily, spent Sunday as guests In this
city, arriving from the north. They
are returning to their home at
Klamath Falls, after a trip north.
Mr. Sater is part owner and man
ager of the Lakeview Lumber com
pany ut .that place.
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'Today's Cross-Word Puzzle
A QUERULOUS QUANDARY Twister No. 77.
By J. C BOYD.
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things to
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From Portland
Front northern points to arrive""
and spend the day yesterday was--W.
M. Carr. Mr. Carr resides at
Potland
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From Seattle ,, ...
J. M. HIatt stopped over In this
city Sunday and was an overnight'
guest at the Terminal hotel. Mr...
Hlatt la fromb Portland, and left to
day for other polnta In Oregop.
Seattle People Visit ......
Visitors from northern points and
guests overnight Sunday were Mr."'
and Mra. F. W. Conies and family.
They are SeatUe residents, and left
today for other points In the state."
They are traveling by motor. ,..J.
Cars Collide
Autos belonging to Mrs. Stephen"
Huber of this city and H. E. Crana -of
Klamath Falls, collided yester
day afternoon at the anrner of Pine '
and Mosher streets. Mrs. Huber's -car
was slightly damaged and the
Klamath Falls car smashed two"
wheels and the rear axle. ,
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happenings
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speech
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A WORD FOR BEGINNERS.
The best way to solve) a
cross-word poxzl is to run
quickly over the list of hori
zontal and vertical synonym
and compare them to tha spaces
in tha puzzle extending cross
wise or downward from tha
number of tha synonym. Some
word which will Just fit In In
number of space available will
quickly occur to you in some
instances, giving you a foun
dation from which to solve the
more difficult words. Tha
words must Interlock perfectly.