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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1926.
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From rnipqim
Mrs. John Plerson, or 1'mpqim,
wax visiting friends and Rhupping
in Roselnirg for a few hours yes
terday afternoon.
Here Front Kllem- ' 1
K. W. Weller, Eugene resident,
vas an arrival here lust evening
and is spending the duy attending
to business affulrs.
To Dillurd
Julirts Satter left this morning
for Dillurd, where he will spend
a short time on business.
Visitor Today
Mrs. G. G. Marcy returned to
Dole this morning after spending
a few- hours here attending to
business affairs and ahopping.
YUilors In Town
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Meredith,
of Hire Creek, were in this city
yesterday afternoon and were
' shopping ami meeting friends for
a short time.
Operation Thin Morning
Pauline Hnbar. the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hubar, under
went an operation for appendici
tis at Mercy Hospital this morn
ing. Dr. A, F. Sethcr, of Kugene,
was In attendance.
From Wilbur
Mrs. B. Pearson, of Wilbur, was
here yesterday and was meeting
friends and shopping during the af
ternoon. In Yesterday
Mrs. V D. Hess, of Garden Val
ley, whs visiting with friends and
shopping In this illy, tor a abort
time yesterday.
Dr. Esther Here
Dr. A. F. Rether, of Eugene,
drove to Roseburg last evening and
is looking artvr business affulrs
here today.
Will Visit H
Mra. W. E. Naylor, of Eugene,
will arrive tonight to visit over the
week end with her mother, Mrs.
Lena MvKlhiuny.
From Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds,
of Cleveland, were Ttoseburg visi
tors yesterday and were attending
to business affairs during the after
uoon. From Umpqua
Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Thompson re
turned to Umpqua yesterday after
noon after spending several hours
in thla city a tending to business
affairs.
Vixit Thla Morning
Mr. and ilrs. John Ituienbark.
Sr., and !ss Katherlne llusen
bark, of IMrose, were In Rose
burg this L ornlng meeting aome
friends and .hopping.
Mrs. Burkes Visits '
Mrs. Nora liurkes, of Dlllnrd,
was meeting friends and shopping
in this city for a few hours yester
day afternoon.
In Yesterday
Among those from the rural dis
tricts to spend a few hours .here
yesterday attending to business af
falra was Boy Anderson of Melrose.
To Attend Meetings in Ashland
Mr. and Mm. Nathan Fullerton,
Mr. and Mrs. John Throne and
Mrs. Fred llruby left -In the for
mer's car this noon for Ashland,
where they will attend the Shrine
meeting today.
Rev. Anderson Writes
The News-Review is In receipt
of a letter from Harry O. Ander
son, evangelist, who recently com
pleted the revival campaign In this
city. Rev. Anderson Is now con
ducting a similar campaign In Mis
souri Valley, Iowa. He states that
he notices a great contrast having
moved to that section of th- coun
try from the beautiful city of Rose
burg. His letter stater, however,
that the people are very cordial and
are cooperating In every way to
make this meeting a success. They
have constructed a splendid taber
nacle by volunteer help and It Is
well lighted and decorated. He says
Is Is looking forward to a month
of real work and extends best
wishes to all of his local friends.
Arrives For Visit
Henry Coleson, of Superior,
Wisconsin, has arrived to visit in
Uoseburg for a time. Mr. Cole
son will be the house guest of
Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Nelson while
here.
Ijenre For South
Mm. Arnold Kader and daugh
ter. Gene, who have been guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John llusenbark.
Sr., of Melrose, for a few days.
left this morning for tneir nome
at Hornbroolt,. California.
Rosehurg Couple' Married
MATKER-WEM-9 At the of
fice of Wells and Wells, attorneys,
In Kugene. March li. 1926. Er
vln li. Mateer and Neta Wells,
both of ltoseburg. Justice "of the
Peace H. J. Weill officiating.,
Eugene Register.
Mls Wright Here
Miss Lucille Wright, or Port
land, arrived this morning and
will visit over the week end with
friends. She will be the house
guest or Miss Rose Motfitt. Miss
Wright formerly resided here and
is well known In Roseburg.
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Mrs. Vincil Return! Home
""Mrs. F. H. Vlncll, who has been
Tisiling here with frlendi and;
relatives during the week, left to
day for Portland, where she will
meet Dr. Vincil and return to their
home at Astoria. Dr. and Mr. Vin
cil will make a trip to Roseburg In
April to visit for a few weeks.
They formerly resided In thla city
and are well known here.
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To the
People
Roseburg:
of
Tax Reduction
N Effective Now:
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FINANCE PLAN
Smaller down pmt
menlf and tmalUr
monthfy payment f
th towett credit
cot in the industry
Much has been" said as to who owns the new Bible Stand
ard Temple. Whose church is it? How does it operate,
etc.
First: The Bible Standard Temple is owned and oper
ated by the people of Roseburg. It has no connection
with Aimee Simple McPherson. It is not Dr. Price's ,
church. It was not instigated by Dr. Price, but it was the
wishes of a number of Roseburg people that they have
such an organization.
Second: The Bible Standard Temple is an incorpora
tion, having trustees, etc. It is an organization reaching
through several states, and it has it's semi-annual con
ferences at which all the ministers gather. It is on a safe
and sound business basis.
The Bible Standard has been in existence for a number
cf years and was operating before Dr. Price or Mrs.
McPherson appeared on the scene. We are in sympathy
with their work and we cooperate with each other. The
work has been in Roseburg near two years. We are not
antagonistic or the promoters of strange and fanatic
doctrines and teachings. Neither do we believe in such.
We simply believe and preach the old time religion.
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Don't Forget Our Revival
Starting Sunday, March 14
at 11 a.m. and 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.
and continuing each afternoon and evening during a period of
3 weeks.
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(Signed) L. F. BURROR, Pastor, Bible Standard Temple
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it is fast and easy riding, on hills it is a wonder
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,1.11 , LU 'i -iu . I ajit i v i u . , viit.i.inii- 1 1 niu' 't
yesterday afternoon after spending spent a few hours here yesterday
i a few hours In tbia city transact-
I ing business and trading.
To Ashland
I Thomas Parkinson, recently of
Dillurd. has left for Ashland,
where he will make his home
land will be employed.
Visitor Yesterday
Jack Parrott, Camas Valley
rancher, waa In this city yesterday
looking after business affairs and
trading for a short time.
Miss Parrott Visitor
Miss Delorne Parrott, of Garden
Valley, waa meeting frlendi and
m I ahopping In thla city for a ihort
time yesterday afternoon.
Hargam Visit
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hargan,' of
Myrtle Creek, spent a few hours
yesterday here visiting friends and
attending to business affairs.
From Qlendale
Howard Lyatul returned to Glen
dale yesterday afternoon after
apending a few hours attending to
business affair! In this city.
From Oilliro
H. A. Hercher, of Dlllard, waa
transacting business and meeting
friends In this city, for a few hours
yesterday afternoon.
In Yrt-r,T
Mrs. C. C. Marsh and mother,
Mrs. W. A. Mulkey and Mra. A.
M. Italley, all of Myrtle Creek,
were In Hoseburg late yeaterday
afternoon ahopping and visiting.
Mr. Hunt In
W. D. Hurst. Myrtle Creek resi
dent, was In this city yesterday af
ternoon attending to business af
fairs. Mr. Hurst states that Aisl
nesi is quits active In Myrtle
Creek at the present time and that
thenaare a number of new build
ings going up.
Visitor Yesterday
Mrs.Rtlewald, of Olengary, was
In KoseBurg for a anon time) yes
terday afternoon attending to bu.l
nesi affairs and ihopplng. Mn.
Stelwald itatei that she had a
hatching of 1140 baby chicks last
week, ind will bar a number more
attending to business affairs and
meeting friends.
Visitor Today
, Henry under, or Winston,
spent the afternoon here visiting
with friends and looking after
business affairs.
Visit, Hern Today
E. J. Martin and J. E. Martin,
both of Yoncalla, were In this
city today and were guests or
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Martin.
Visits Cousin
J. H. Hanson, of Milwaukee, Wis.,
who has been visiting his cousin,
8. J. Jones of this city, left this
morning for his borne.
Visitor Yesterday
Mrs. R. K. Wallace, of Remote,
waa In this city yesterday after
noon and was meeting friends
and shopping for a brief time.
Front CotUffe 1 rove
Miss Koreat Bchnelder. of Cot
tage Orove, vii an arrival last
evening and Is spending a short
time here vlaiting.
Liavte Hospital
Mrs. L. A. Llttlefleld and Infant
on left Mercy hospital thla morn
ing and returned to their home at
the Kohlhagen Apartments.
In Yesterday
i. D. Valentine, ot Butherlln, of
the Douglas Park Stock Farm, was
a Roseburg visitor yesterday after
noon and was looking after busi
ness affairs.
Judo Brown Hera
Oeorge M. Brown and family, of
Salem, are visiting In Roseburg
over Wis week and. Mr. Drown Is
associate justice or the Oregon
supreme court.
from Hock (Yeek
"Carl Messing, of Rock Creek,
frae la Roseburg yesterday after
I noon attending to buTlneas af
' fairs and visiting frlenda for
brief time,
! Mill Pltehferd letter
I Mlsi Agnei PltchfoTd, county
Juvenile officerwho has been very
Mil at Mercy Cinspltal for several
I days, has recovered sufficiently to,
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New Btblt Standard Minion Temple to Be Dcdlcattd Her Tomorrow.
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WHEN TRAINS MEET
Visits
George I., lluoy, of Powers, has
been visiting at the home of Mrs.
J. L. Martin during tbe past
week, and has been visiting other
relatives and friends. He states
that buslnesa Is gml at the
coast towns.
Two Jumps ahead or the other
fellow I the man who reads the
classified adi for shortcuts to
economv.
(AncUte4 PTM. Vtrnmni WIr.1
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo., Mar.
13. Five persons were' Injured,
none seriously, when two Denver
and Rio Grande western passenger
trains rollld"d head-on In the rail
road yards at Delta. Colo., today.
An open awltch waa blamed for the
nrrMent.
Announcing the opening of
Witham's Battery & Electric Co.
Corner Lane and Rose Streets
AUTHORIZED .
Eattery, Electrical and Speedometer Servica '
SERVICE AND SPEED
C A. WITHAM, Prop.
Phone 652 Roseburg, Oregon-
neit week,
be sole to return to her home. j