Roseburg news-review., March 14, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW SATURDAY, MARCH 14. 1925.
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From Glendale
F. R. Clark wai an arrival here
yesterday from Utendale, and speut
several hmim In ItnM.hi.rtT &Un.l.
ine to hiinM.
On Butlnenv
Leo B. Rice was here yesterday
from Portland, and stnt Uitu day
and last nlKht hwre attending to
business mutters.
Spend Day in Medford
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Cllnser left
this morn ins for Medford in their
car, and spent the day there visit
tag and on business.
Her Yesterday
Miss Bessie Brown was here yes
terday and a ahort time today visit
ing friends and shopping. She is
from Camas Valley.
To Ogden.
C. J. Hitter returned to his home
at Ogden last night After spend
ing yesterday in this city attend
ing to business matters.
Here from Glide
M. L, Kemmel arrived here yes
terday afternoon from Glide, and is
spending a day or so in this city
on business and visiting.
Visitor Friday
S. S. King was a visitor In this
city from northern points yester
day and last night and transacted
business. Mr. King Is from Salem.
Leaves for California
A. C. Nelson left for his home
at San Francisco this morning, af
ter spending some time In Rosi
burg looking after interests.
In From Myrtle Creek
Among the Myrtle Creek resi
dents In Koseburg yesterday at
tending to business matters were
Carl Koontx and T. M. Tomllnson.
To Visit In Los Angeles
Mrs. C. D. Wharton, of this city,
will leave tonight for Los Anppdon,
Cal., where she will spend the next
few months visiting with relatives
and friends.
From Coast
P. J. Schopput was an arrival
here yesterday from the coast, and
-Is spending a short lime In thin
city on businons. Mr. Schopput t
from North Bend.
Here From Medford
B. L. Barry was an arrival yes
terday afternoon from southern
points In the state, and is spending
a short time here on business. Mr.
Barry is a Medford resident.
Services at Green
There will be services as usual
at the Green School house Sun
day. Sunday school at 2 p. m.(
preaching flprv.ee at three o'clock,
conducted by Rev. McCullagh. All
are invited.
Myrtle Creek Visitors
Mrs. F. W. Stone and daughter.
Miss Nettie, former residents of!
Rdenbower. and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Dieckmnnn, all of Mvrtle
Creek, were visitors in Roseburg
yesterday.
Dr. Bell Very III
Dr. J. R. N. Bell, newspaper
publisher and minister in Rose
burg during its pioneer rtfiya. Is
very ill at his borne in Cor vail. a.
where be has resided for many
years. His condition Is so serious
that he cannot raise his head with-j
out assistance and he ts unable to
speak above a whisper. Moth in
years and tenure of service. Or.
Bell Is the oldest chaplain of the
Masonic lodire In thp Vnitpd Htnl-. !
I "Early to Bed, Early rfi "' .
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The Extra Early Egyptian Special
has had our personal selection and
produces extra early beets with
snail leaves and small tap roots.
The roots are of rather fattened
shape and the flesh Is dark red and
of finest quality. I'kU, 10c; ox., 15c;
Va lb, 40c; lb, $1.23, postpaid. E.
or F, 5 lbs. $1.10.
Many of oar seeds are extra selected
strains, originated and developed by
us through many years of careful
study and experimentation and are
the unquestioned leaders among
seeds as the rapid increase in our
trade with market gardeners
the northwest shows.
Eczema Remedy
j From 8alem
! Miss Mable Marin arrived here
J yesterday from.8D.lem end is ttp-nj-i
ins a short time fu Kost-burg vUit-
From Lot Angeles
E. Scofieltl and Gorj?e Bradley
of Los Augeles spent Thursday and
J"-?- . uir, uu
visiting with old friends.
Visiting Parents
Mr. and Mrs. It. 8. FurkhUer of
Portland, are upending a few days
visiting wilh Mrs. Purkhlser's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Krogel.
Going to Sal
Attorney H. W. Mars tors ts leav
ing this evening for Salem to
spend a few days attending to husi
nss matters. He will return Tues
day. Visiting Here
Mrs. Cecil Fesslor and son are
here from Garden Valley for a
short tline visiting with Mrs. Fes
sler'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. I.
Abraham,.
Returns From Marthfield
L. W. Metzger, contractor of this
city, has returned to Roseburjx, af
ter spending a day or two at Marsh
field on business, and conferring
with his old partner, Walter Irons.
To Locate In Springfield
Mrs. Lee Bruckman, a resident
of this city for some time, has
moved to Kprinefleld, Oregon, and
will make her future home in that
city.
From Garden Valley
Mr. Ewens was a visitor here
yesterday from his ranch at Gar
den Valley. Mr, Kwens spent the
afternoon attending to business in
terests. Former Resident Here
Clyde Adair, formerly a resident
of this city, is spending a few days
visiting In this city. He is now
located in Forest Grove where he
is interested In the creamery
business.
Leaves for Los Angeles
Mrs. W. R. Crltes, who has been
visiting at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. W. (). Cordon, for the past
month, left last evening for Los
Angeles to vWt Mrs. Critea'
home is in Las Vegas, New Mexico.
En route to California '
j A. S. Dudley, formerly man
ager of thd state chamber of com
merce, pusxed through this city
yesterday afternoon, enroute to
Stockton, Cal., where he will lo
cate, and has accepted the posi
tion of mnnager of the chamber
of commerce.
Actor Passes Through
Thomas Moore, tttar of the
screen, passed through 1hs city
yesterday on Shasta No. 1 1, en-
route to his home in Ios Angeles.
Mr. Moore has just completed work
on the picture,. "The Greatest
Things," which has been under
way at Portland for some time.
Chamber Men Pass Through
The president of the Ashland
Chamber of Commerce, and J. H.
Fuller, the secretary of the cham
ber, passed through Rosehurg Fri
day afternoon and spf.'nt a few
minutes with Wm. Holln'In. secre
tary of fli-e Roselmrg Chnmht-r of
Commerce. They were enroute to
Salem on chamber business.
Visits Here This Week
Mrs. Arm rind Stlener, a former
resident of Roseburg, visited in the
city a short time this week with
Mrs. John Throne and Mrs. Evan
Winter, and other friends. She in
now residing In Portland. Mr.
Stlener was formerly here In part
nership with Fred Chapman In the
Red Cross Pharmacy, and the cou
ple were well known.
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LOCAL
F-.m Medford
T. GeBauer was an arrival here
from Medford yesterday, and spent
the day in Koseburg transacting
bus! Dean affairs.
From Cloveland
M.-s. George Reynolds was here
yesterday visiting and attending to
badness matters. Mrs. Reynolds
reside j at Cleveland.
To Portland
O.Vlnian returned to bis home at
Portland this morning, after spend
ing Friday and last night In Uoe
burg tianacting business.
Ashland Couple Visit v
" Mr. and . Mrs. Beibler were
among those from southern points
to Stop over in Roseburg yester
day and last night to visit ' They
reside at Ashland.
Visits Friday
L, Older was a visitor In Rose
burg Friday from southern points,
and spent several hours attending
to business matters. Mr. Older Is
from Medford.
From Melrose
Mrs. T. E. Rusenbark was a visit
or in this city yesterday and spent
the day on business and shopping.
Mrs. Uusenbark resides at Mel
rose. From Camas Valley
Mrs. George Moore and Mrs. C.
F. Sigel are spending a shcrt time
in this city visiting and on busi
ness. They both reside at Ca'Sias
Valley.
Teacher From Sutherlin
Miss Gibson, a teacher at the
Sutherlin Academy was a visitor
from that place yesterday, and
spent a few hours on business and
shopping.
On Business
S. A. Gotter arrived here from
the coast yesterday afternoon and
Is Bpendlng a day or so in Kose
burg on business. Mr. Gotter re
sides at North Bend.
New of Death
Mrs. W. K. Taaffe, of the Kohl
lingen Apartments, received the
sad news Wednesday of the death
of her father, William H. James,
at Vancouver, B. C.
Arrived From North Dakota
Mr. and Mrs. K. Langdon arrived
here last night from Walfort, North
Dakota, and will visit, with Mrs.
Frank Staffanson. They may ue
cide to locale in this city.
Leaves For California
K. McK night of Seattle, who has
been transacting business in this
city for the past several days left
for northern California points yes
terday afternoon.
Leaves for Sacramento
Mrs. II. A. Palmer, who has been
visiting in this city for a week at
the home of Mrs. H. M. Hensley,
lft yesterday afternoon for her
home at Sacramento:
Judqe Hamilton To Eugene
Judge J. W. Hamilton left for
Eugene, yesterday afternoon on
business, and to attend a meet
ing of the board of regents of the
University of Oregon.
To Visit Parents
Mrs. Emmet t E. Richards arriv
ed this morning ftom Portland,
and will spend the week end in
Koseburg visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Hamlin.
From Sutherlin
Miss Hoyer, a teueher at the
Sutherlin Academy was here Fri
day and spent several hours In
Roeburg on busine3S and shop
ping. Spend Week End
Miss Gertrude Wlckham arrived
here last night from Monmouth,
where she is attending Normal
School, and will spend the week
end in Roseburg visiting with her
parents and friendo.
On Way to Klamath Falls
Mrs. N. B. Puros and daughter
and Mrs. George Pappas stopped
over In this city as visitors yester
day and last night. They are en
route home to Klamath Falls, af
ter a trip to northern points by
auto.
Former Resident to Visit
Miss Zctla ZiKler arrived here
this niornlne from Portland, and
will visit In thl city at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ocorije Bolter.
She formerly resided here
and has a number of friends. She
will be here for about six weeks.
Food Sals Today
The Thlmr! Clnb of the Neigh
bors of Woodcraft Lodge held a
food and fancy artlrle sale today In
the display windows of the Zlgler
Fee Hardware S ore. A number
of delicious artirU a were for sale,
and come pretty fnncy work A
good pum was r.rliz d from the
sale, thu proceeds go'.tiK to the club
funds.
Leaving For Portland-Mr-.
1. I. Khrtim. who has been
residiiiR In H't-barK for the f.at
few nif.nthr. will l-nve Sunday for
Portland, where Mr. Shrum has
been located for the past month.
They expect to make Ihelr home
there.
To Arrive Today
Mrs. William Hell la expected to
arrive here some time today, af
ter .tK-ndlnir the pat we k or ten
day vlnllliia at northern point
Mrs. Hell accompanied her daugh
ter and Mmllv. .Vr. and Mm. Shir
ley Isaker. and two children, who
visited here for some weeks, as far
as Seattle, where they embarked
for their home at Cordova, Alaska.
Mra. Itell visiied in Sea' He for
about a week, and In Port Angel?..
Wash, (in her return ahe visited
in Portland,
NEWS
Mr. Smith In
Wlllard Smith was visitor In
this city from Glide yesterday, and
sent several hours transacting
business and visiting friends.
Here Friday
T. B. Kvans was visitor of
Rosebura; Friduy. from points
south of town, and transacted busi
ness. Mr. Evans resides at Dlllard.
From South Deer Creek
Clarence Main spent yesterday In
this city on business and visiting
with friends. Mr. Malu resides at
South Deer Creek.
To Grants Pass
Frank Battle, who has been in
this city a short time transacting
business matters, left yesterday
evening for Grants Pass.
Spends Day
Mrs. T. Vanderwood returned to
her home at Green last ever.lng..af
ter spending the day in this city
shopping and visiting. . .-
From Sutherlin
Mr. Condon was here from Buth
erlin yesterday, and spent several
hours attending to business mat
ters and visiting friends.
It leaves a wonderful taste in
your mouth. This cannot be said of
ordinary baker's bread. GUI MM
EKOS. MILK BREAD. Phone 133.
From Medford
Among the arrivals here yester
day from southern points to spend
the day on business, was H. Hart.
Mr. Hart la a Medford resident
It's a table decoration. - It's a
household necessity. No larder is
complete without It. GRIMM BROS.
MILK BREAD. PHONE 133.
From Wilbur
Mrs. Coke was a visitor in this
city from polnta north Friday. Mrs.
Coke is a Wilbur resident, and was
here on business and shopping.
Sutherlin Residents
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. dildersleeve
were visitors hero today from
Sutherlin. They spent some time
shopping and visiting friends.
Here from filide
R. S. Harwell arrived here yes
terday from Glide and spent the
day and today In Roseburg at
tending to business matters.
From Coast
E. W. Cooper is spending a dny
or so in this city on business mat
ters. Mr. Cooper arrived from
North Bend yesterday afternoon.
Here Friday
Mrs. Godley was a visitor in this
city Friday from points north of
Roseburg. She is from Wilbur and
was here shopping and on business.
From Medford fi
I. L. East was an arrival here
yesterday evening from southern
points, and was arr overnight guest
and visitor. Mr. East is a Medford
resident
To Visit Sister
Miss Mary Edgerton arrived yes
terday evening from Seattle, and
will spend some time in this city I
visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Hennigh.
From Onklnnd U
Jack Chenoweth was here to
day and spent some time on busi
ness and visiting witli friends.
Mr. Chenoweth resides at Oak
laud. ' .-
Mr. H.ill-y Leaves for Grants Pass-
C. E. Halley, of the public serv
ice commission at Salem, who has
been here on business for the past
few days, left for Grants Pass yes
terday evening.
Spend Day Here-
Mrs. A. A. Rose was here from i
points south of town yesterday and !
spent the day shopping and visit-j
ing. She returned to her home at '
Green last night
Vb-ftora From Ixxikliig (iliis
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Clingen
peel were visitors here this morn
ing from Looking Glass. They
were here shopping and visiting
with friends.
From Coast
R. Miller waa an arrival here
jetterday from coast points, and
spent several hours in this city
on business. Mr. Miller resides
at Coos Bay.
Here this Morning
Mrs. Clarude Harvey and two
children were visitors In this city
this morning and transacted busi
ness and shopped. They re-ido
near Sutherlin. ..;
From Bend
C. B. Patterson, well known
Bend resident was among those to
arrive from the coast yslerday
evening. Mr. Patterson was here a
short time today on business.
Here from ffciklanri
Orh Gethlng was here from
poln's north of the city today
and spent several hours on busi
ness and visiting. Mr. Oliilng
resides at Oakland.
Ftom I'mpqiia
Ceorge Solomon was s Ifose
hnrg visitor this morning from
Cmpqua and spent several hours
transacting business matters and
purchasing supplies.
Hero Today
Mrs. C. J. Blerg was here from
the rural districts for a few hours
this morning on business and
shopping. She resides north of
town, on one of the Curry tracts.
Arrive From St Helens
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Vernon and
family arrived here last nltht from
St. Helens, and will visit with Mr.
Vernon's mother, Mrs. K Mont
gomery. They may decido lo Imate
iu Koseburg.
Hera Today
Martin B. Baas was here today
for a short time from Powers. Mr.
Uasa was here on business matters.
Here Friday
Mr. and. Mrs. Sam Leake were
visitors In Koseburg Friday from
Dlxonvllle. spending severul hours
here visiting and ou busiuesd.
Three times a day every day for
a year is not once too often. You
will agree when you try one loaf
of UH1.MM BROS. MILK BREAK.
Phone 133.
From Grants Pass
A. II. Wright was an arrival
from southern points yesterday,
and spent a few hours here on
business. Mr. Wright is from
Grants Pass.
To Eugene
Mrs. Effie Fisher and E. Mc
Broom left this morning for Eu
gene, where they will siiend the,
week end looking after . property
Interests.
Here Today
. H. Crane was a business vis
itor in this city today, and spent a
few hours visiting relatives. Mr.
Crane is from Umpqua.
Visitor From Myrtle Creek
J. H. Morrison was a visitor In
this city yesterday from polnta
south of Roseburg. Mr. Morrison
resides at Myrtle Creek and was
here transacting business.
Returns To Salem
W. A. Winters returned to his
home at Salem this morning, after
spending Friday and last nlgbt in
Roseburg on business. Mr. Winters
is with the state highway depart
ment. To Visit In Portland
Mrs. J. R. Chapman left this
morning for Portland, where she
will visit with her mother, who has
been ill for some time, but la Im
proving nicely now. Mrs. Chup
maa expects to be gone for two
weeks or more.
Fire Department Called
The fire department was called
out last night for a flue fire at
the Hash rooming house on East
Douglas street. No damage wns
done by the fire.
Divorce Granted
A decree of divorce was grant
ed today to Cordelia V. Neas from
J. H. Neas by Judge Hamilton, on
the grounds of cruel and Inhuman
treatment. Mra. Neas was repre
sented by Attorney J. O. Wntsou.
Mrs, Dolun Improving
Mrs. James Dolan, who has
been confined to her bed for the
past two weeks, and who has been
severely ill for the paHt severnl
days, is reported as much better
today.
Harqy Stnpleton, who Is ill with
Harry Stapleton whl la ill with
pneumonia at his home In this
city, as the result of a. cold, Is
reported as getting nlong air well
as can be nxpected by the physi
cian, Dr. E. 11. Stewart,
Leave For Eugene
Mrs. A. Spencer and children
left this morning for Eugene,
where she will visit over the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. B. Patrick and her husband,
who la employed by the Southern
Pacific company out of there.
Grocery la Remodeled
The Interior of the Maridnk &
Wetherell grocery at the ramp
grounds has been remodeled to
give more room to the large stock
carried by that popular concern. A
fine line of canned goods are at
tractively displayed on the shelves
and everything for the table la car
ried. Here From Portland
United States District Attorney
George Neuner arrived here today
from Portland for a short visit
with his family. Mr. Neuner states
that he la now hard at work In
the effice work hut will attempt
to find time occasionally to drop
In for a visit with tho folks In the.
home town.
Opens Real Estate Office
H. O. Wilson has opened a real
estate office at SR4 North Jackson
street Mr. Wilson has n great
deal of city and rural property
listed and also some timber prop
erty. Mr. Wilson stated this morn
Ihr that he expects to see a grent
Influx of people-hero this spring
and summer and expects a great
many transfers In real estate.
Our Hairdressers
are adepts
and are familiar willi new
variations in styles tlint
are constantly appearing
and will arrange your
coiffure to suit your own
individuality.
Terminal Hotel
Beauty Shoppe
Pansy Ward, in charges
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Here Today
Mrs. Archie Elliott spent a few
hours in this city todu yon busl-
ness and shopping. Mis. Elliott
resides at Myrtle Creek.
Goodman Arrested j. p. Brown, who has been 111
Lee Goodman was arrested to- fr the past several weeks. Is bet
day charged with operailng a mo-1 i,.r ,,,,,1 wua able to be about on
tor vehicle for hire without a per-; u18 streets aRaln today,
mit. He took time to enter a plea
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