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THREE -'tin :ii nrrr PBBFWa .irfPS- U.,1 .-u -I' i.-jfcBir-,. -aJl nm.r- J, -.n nwwjr i, mmimii imn u jnj)'jli.ii.A, I j i IPIM! j jjii. i.i ,j ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY, JULY I, 1926. i 0 0 LOCAL On Visit Mrs. G. G. Coates. of this city, left last evening for Omaha, Ne braska, and middle western slates to spend Ihe summer visiting. Miss Wiberg Here Miss Dorothy Wiberpr, of Eugene, a former Rosoburg girl, is spend ing a few days in Roseburg visiting- with I'riemUi. - .-.-. Leaving For Eastern Oregon Mr. ami Mrs. W. L. Scott and Ihe former's sister. Mis. Homey, of this city, will leave Friday for u two weeks' vacation in eastern O re fo n . ab BRAND NEW 5-room House, never lived in, for only $172.50 down. Two cozy bedrooms, wonderful kitchen, excellent living room and dining -room-oak floors and a dandy cement basement. The gar age is right under the house, so t you don'J: have to get wet w hen it rains. McLENDON NEWS Undergoes Operation MIsb Lucille Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Smith, who re side near Looking Glass, under went an operation for appendicitis in Eugene Friday and Is reported to be getting along nicely. Home From Gearheart Mrs. E. P. Runnells, Miss Kath-ryn- Merrill and Mrs. Asiiby, who have been enjoying a week or ten days at Geariienrl summer resort, returned home last, evening. Miss Mary Virginia Strawn and Miss Ruth Hoover, two other members !of the Party, remained over last evening and returned home todny. Pick For Value inYourUsedCar You can't always tell how a used car is going to act by the way it hums around theblock. You've got to demand some thing more than "sounds" and "looks" and that something is REPUTATION. Come to our used lot car justwest of the Postoffice and see our offers. No obligations. J. 0. Newland & Son Dodge Brothers Dealers i 'Visitors Wednesday Mrs. Curl Drauniger and daugh ter, Mrs. Lenore lirubbe, of Suth ,erlin, were in Roseburg Wednes day visiting with Miss Freda Briiunlger, manager of the Storks Nest ami Gift Shop. To Visit At Roser Home Mrs. N. A. Earheiirt and grand daughter, Phyllis Montgomery, of Den ver, Colorado, will spend the summer months visiting at. 'the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Roser. Mrs. Earheart is a cousin of the hitter. Bells Leave For Visit ' Mr. and Mrs. Win. Pel I toft by auto this morning for Poriland, whore they will visit their son, Wendell Hell and family for a short time. They will enjoy a motor tour lir various points, ro- turning here in about two wei-ks. REALTY FIRST STATE & SAVINGS BANK BLDG. From Umpqua Mrs. Chus. Churchill, resident of Umpqmi, was in this city yesterday afternoon shopping and intending i to business mailers. I I'Ymn Kiddle Mrs. Hart, of Riddle, was vis iting with friends and shopping In Roseburg lor. a short time yester day. l-'fOfH Cilemlale A. J. Reamer, of Glendnlo, was attending to husinesH matters and visiting here Wednesday and to day. In Yesterday C. Nixon, r.f Honglin, was trad ing und transacting business In this city for a short time yester day afternoon. Visitor In T:vii Mrs. .1. Short, of Dlxonville, spent yesterday afternoon shop ping ami attending to business matters in Roseburg. rJiikcleys Visit Mr. and Mrs. l- S. Rlakoloy and daughter. .Miss Ruth Hlakeley. of (ilide, were shopping and visiting in this city yesterday. Visitor Tn Town , Willard Rintth, Glide resident, was attending to business affairs j:nd viFiting in this city for a short time yesterday. Piiisiiiess Visitor ! Tom lint field, of Dixonvillc, i spi'tit a few hours Wednesday vis it! ing with friends and attending j to business matters in this city. j I'Yt-ni Melrose Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Presch trn, Melrose residents, spent n low hours ednesday shopping und transacting business here. Visitor Wednesday Dr. DoVore, of Oakiand, was. a visitor in Roseburg Wednesday, and was looking after business matters during the afternoon. Here Yesterday K. Hogan returned to Oakland yesterday afternoon after spending a few hours here t lading and transacting business. From Riddle j .Mr. and Mrs. VA Kiddle returned j to Illddle yesterday afternoon lifter; spending a few llonrH here shop-; pint? end nttcuditiK lo business af-1 fairs. i i Proqram For Picnic The members or lite Belh'low ' rltib and their families will enjoy ! a pienie Monday noon, nbsorvInK ;1he national holiday. The aroup will motor to WhlHllers Bend, w hero the pienic will be held and j an Interesting proram Is being ! prepared for the day. . VIsitliiK In I'loriiln Harvey Roser. son of .Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Koser, of llroekway, ' : who attended Willamette I'nlvers-. ity la.t winter, 1h now vl.'-ltlng in ..Miami, Florida, as the guest of! . Itobert Witty, who also attended ' 'h" rnfvorplty, during Ihe sum-1 ' mer. Mr. Koser and Mr. Witty ; visited In Canada and other points, litoppini; also in Konlu.ky, before ' V'olng to Florida. Mies Horney Enroute Park i Miss Marguerite Horney, for ! merly of this city, who has been '("achtnar In Oregon City during the w iittT. v jis a visitor here this Mpf-lf before leaving for Vellow none National piirk for a three .months' vacation. Returning tills fall, she will slop over here with ,hr parents for a short time, later jfToing to Portland to be instructor lu the schools there. Opportunity! i SffiSffi HIT" EggMSEgBSCT 1 ' ' : : '? Call this minute looking for just We Mrs. SmidqiiiHt 'Here Airs. K. E. Sandquist, of Mel rose, was shopping and visiting with friends in this city yesterday afternoon for a short time. AH wealth comes from the earth. Take a tip. Buy a lot in Sutherlin. I From Glide Clifford Jones, of filldo, was a visitor In Rosoburg yesterday af ternoon and was looking ufter business matters and trading. I Mr. Williams In , J. P. Williams of Melrose, was a visitor In Roseburg yesterduy, attending to business affairs and trading during the afternoon. Kosrs Visit Air. and Mrs. S. A. Rosor, of Rrockway, spent Wednesday after noon visiting with friends In this city, returning home In the even ing. IVoiit ;il1e S. .1. Shrum, (ilide resident, was a Rosoburg visitor Wednesday, spending several hours attending to business matters and meeting friends. Ilusiiiess Visitor John Wilcox, who has been visiting friends and attending to husinoHs affairs here for a day or so, returned to Crants Pass yes terday. Iteliirns lltiine M Iss Florence Cnsebeer, who has boon visiting with friends In this city far the past few days, re turned to her home nt (ilide yes terday afternoon. (To lfamloii Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rayard and I family, of Oakland, were In Rose ibiirg for a short, time yesterday, enroute to Handui, where they (will enjoy a week's vacation. Kvpoctod Fop Visit j Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Reardon, of Port Klamath, will arrive the end cf the woek to spend the week Und holiday visiting with rela j lives at (ilide. Mr. Reardon will 'return home Monday night and -Mrs. Reardon will remain to visit ! for several weeks. Miss Flint PasseB Thru Miss Lillian Flint, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Cuy I.. Flint, or Port land, passed through here this morning enroute to San FranelHco to visit. .Miss Flint formerly re sided here and htlended the t'nl versity of Oregon at Kugene during the past, two years. I'.oy Ih'eakH Al'm The 11 -year old son of fleorgo Wilcon, of this city, received a broken right arm Tuesday even ing, when one of the two ponies which he waff leading, became frightened by a fly and tugged at the reins. caUHlng the boy to lose balance and fall to the ground. He was taken to Dr. Wade's office and an X-ray re vealed both bnneH broken In the right arm. I Big Dance at MELROSE COUNTRY CLUB Saturday Nite July 3rd Peppy Music DON'T DELAY and let us show you the love-nest you've been telephone 124-J and we will call. Are Open CO Baptist friends are asked to at tend a social at the Baptist churoh this evening nt K o clock, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Morgan. Iron wheel farm wngona at Wharton Bros. From AVoir Creek Lawrence Benton, of Wolf Creek, was a visitor hero yester day for a brief time und was looking after business matters. Return From "ItcsoH Attorney Chan. Hopkins and F'reo Johnson huvo returned . to Roseburg after spending . two weeks enjoying a vacation at As toria and Seaside. Visitors lien Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Kennedy, of Dallas, Oregon, were overnight visitors here. They are ei iron to to Med ford and Crater Lake to enjoy a vacation. Here For Few Iny j Mrs. C. A. Hrldenstino and sons i of Portland, arrived last evening to spend n few days enjoying n visit with friends. They formerly resided here, moving nbout two years ago to the metropolis. Itotui'iiH Home Mrs. Perry Smith, of Looking Olass, who has been visiting In Kugene with friends for the past lew days, and has also been with her daughter vWho underwent an operation, returned home last evening. Leave For San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Woods left this morning for San Francisco, where Mr. Woods, Southern Pa cific special agent from this city, will attend to business matters, after which he and his wife will enjoy a vacation for two weeks. Hero For Short Time . Rev. and Mrs. L, V, llurrnr, formerly of this city, ore hem for a short time from Aberdeen, Wn., where they recently moved. They are packing some of tholr house hold goods left In storage here and will move them to their new home. On Way South Mrs. Francis StunnenberK and children, of Walla Walla, arrived In the city last evening, enrouto to Los Angeles. They are travel ing In n car, and are visiting at the home of It. M. Wood, Ihe for mer's father. They will go on south Ihe first of the week, and will join Mr. BlunonborK In the southern city, expecting lo make their homo there. 8TESEIgIIIIIMl E Under Auspices Community Hall, Sutherlin FRIDAY NIGHT, JULY 2 Feature Dances. Music: Evening's MPANY The -Perfect Hat A quality hat in every inch of its smart blocking, and in every step of its construction. Made of fine fur felt that assures the smart style as long as you care to wear it. Pearls Grey Tones Tans With Fancy Sands $5.00 to $7.50 SPENCERS Roseburg's Newest, Livest, Leading Men's and Young Men's Store At Mo-dford TIujo. Wlxson, iiiniiwr of the 20th Conlury grocery, Is In Mnd ford on buslnosB for a day or bo. Transacting Business ilr. ii ran ivi.h. w iiiiain n. ih-ii, of Oakland, weru Irausuctins busi ness uere ihi,i). Leave For Seattle Mrs. II. N. (irayblll nnd children jlefl tills afternoon 'for Seattle, where they will spend the next I two mouths wllh Mrs. GrayblU'K i relatives. Mrs. (irayblll will Join ,her husband nt OrnntH Pass In the jfull. Mr. (Irayblll was recently transferred from tho managership I of the local Shell company olflceH to those of llrants Pass. Sutherlin Volunteer Prize: Ball oon Dance. Risr Free Lunch. I FOUR STAR ORCHESTRA Admission SI. 00 i ! Return Homo Today ' -.' Mrs. B. Bridges nnd daughter, who have been visiting at northern points for a short time, rotunied home today. ' t. ., v' Visitors Today Mrs. Trullt Edwards anil (I.-uikH- tera of Oakland worn Roseburg visitors today ami were .shopping for u few hours. Here For Few Days Mr. anil Mrs. O. K. McPlierren and family, recently of Klrby, Wyomi ig. are here for a few days ufter spending some time In Cali fornia. They were through hero n lew weeks ago and are. now back to look about Hoseburg nnd vicinity wllh a view to locating. ,; FireDepartment j