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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1930)
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY. JANUARY 28. 1930. THREE Local News Here From Rico Creek Dewey Dt'Boli, of Hice creek, was a busi ness visitor here yesterday afternoon. Here on Business Kufus Du bell, of Canyonville, was a busi ness visitor here yesterday afternoon. Riddle Visitor Mrs. Ethel Wolfe, of Kiddle, was in this city yesterday shopping and visiting friends. Mr. Cox Here From Medford John H. Cox, of Medford, transact ed business in Roseburg yesterday. Here From Glide Mrs. Richard Wood, of Glide, was in RoseburE yesterday afternoon, shopping and visiting. Mr. Cabot Spends Monday Here J. U. Cabot, of Tenniile, spent Monday in Roseburg transacting business. Here From Canyonville Ray Wright, of Canyonville, was a business visitor in this city yesterday. Mr. Swan Is Business Visitor G. B.Swan, of Lookingglaas, spent several hours in this city yester day on business. Camas Valley Visitor in Town Percy Kendall, of Camas Valley, was a business visitor In Rose burg yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Pierce Visits end Shops Mrs. A. C. Pierce, of Suiherlin. visited friends and shopped in Roseburg Monday afternoon. Glendale Man Transacts Busi ness R. F. Faust, of Glemlule, spent several hours in this -city yesterday transacting business. Lookingglass Couple Here Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schrenck, of looktngglass, spent Monday in Roseburg visiting and shopping. Riddle Couple Here Short Time lr. and Mrs. Sam Rockhlll. of Riddle, visited friends and shopped In this city yesterday afternoon. Return to West Fork Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foree have returned to their home nt West Fork, af ter spending the past several days in this city visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Foree was a former resident of Roseburg. Spends Monday in Roseburg Mrs. Horace H. Taylor, of Glide, spent Monday afternoon in this city shopping and visiting friends. She stated that the snow is prac tically gone in the Glide section and that the weather is consider ably warmer. Mrs. Henry Rachor Here Mon day Mrs. Henry Rachor, of Days creek, spent Monday In this city on'business. Mrs. Rachor has been ill for the past several weeks and came to Roseburg for medical treatment. Purchases Farm in Garden Val ley August Heck, of Roseburg, recently purchased the farm be longing to Mrs. Lucy Connelly in Garden valley. Mr. Heck is makkig considerable improvements on the property. Return Home After Visit Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Jones, of Ash land, have returned to their home, after spending the past several days in Roseburg visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wills. Go to Portland to Convention Rev. and Mrs. Perry Smith and Mrs. T. G. Watson, of Roseburg, left yesterday afternoon for Port land, where they will spend sev eral days attending an Episcopal church convention. Rev. Smith Is pastor of the local Episcopal church. Working in Roseburg J. P Rerg, of Astoria, and C. F. Hoi man. of Raker, have moved to this city to join the Western Elec trie company of Seattle. The com pany, under Mr. Skaggs, Is placing a new switchboard In the local Pacific Telephone and Telegraph office and will remain in Rose burg until next August. Glide Visitor Ross Lovelace, Glide, was a business visitor Roseburg yesterday afternoon. Glide Visitor F. Rlakeley, Glide, was a business visitor Roseburg yesterday afternoon. Coos Junction Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burks, of Coos Junction, were in this city yesterday on business. Spends Monday Here G. W. Dimick, of Wilbur, spent Monday afternoon in this city transacting business. Mr. Rasmussen Is Visitor Mar tin Rasmussen. of Millwood, was a business visitor in this city yes terday. Mr. Watzio Is Visitor O. H. Watzig, of Myrtle Creek, was a business visitor in Roseburg yes terday. Here From Myrtle Creek Perl Wilder, of Myrtle1 Creek, transact ed business here yesterday after Visitor From Canyonville J. C. Braune, of CanyoiWille, transacted business in Roseburg Monday af ternoon. Goes to Riddle Ralph Quine. of the local Hudson-Essex garage, spent Monday in Riddle transact ing business. x Mr. Rice Here From Dillard Roy Rice, of Dillard, was a busi ness visitor in this city yesterday afternoon. Former Resident Here Robert Paris, of Dole, was a business visi tor in this city yesterday. Here From Wilbur IL R. list ings, of Wilbur, was a business visitor here Monday afternoon. Mr. Evarts Is Visitor Edward Evarts, of Glide, was a business visitor here Monday afternoon. Melrose Visitor D. K. Tiusen barg, of Melrose? was a business visitor here yesterday afternoon. Riddle Couple Here Mr. and Mrs. John Rout, of Riddle, were in Roseburg yesterday on , business. North Deer Creek Visitor Ed ward Cunningham, of North Deer creek, was a business visitor here yesterday afternoon. . Mrs. Chenoweth Here From Oak land Mrs. V. J. Chenoweth, of On k hind, was in this city yester day visiting and shopping. Transacting Business In Eugene G. R. Liles. of Edenhower. left Sunday for Eugene, where he will spend several dayH on business. Rancher Goes South Ernest Weber, of Garden Valley, left yes terday for Medford, where he will spend three days attending the tractor school. Coles Valley Couple Here Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Long, of Coles Valley, spent several hours in Roseburg yesterday afternoon shopping and visiting friends. Drive New Cars to Roseburg Roy Catching and Ralph Qnine returned here from Portland Sun day night. They drove new Essex cars down for the local garage. Bridge Man Spends Monday Here P E. Brack, of Bridge, spent Monday in this city trans acting business. Mr. Richardson Here Monday Arthur Richardson, of Myrtle Creek, was a business visitoiMiere Monday afternoon. Riddle Visitors Mrs. O. A. Houser and daughter. Miss Mabel, of Riddle, visited friends and shopped here yesterday. From Oakland Miss A. Mc- Nabb, of Oakland, spent yesterday afternoon in this city visiting with friends nnd shopping. Here on Business T. E. Dun can, or south ueer creeK, was a business visitor in Roseburg for a short time yesterday. Mrs. Tjomsland Visits Mrs. Robert Tjomsland, of Melrose, vis ited friends and shopped in Rose burg Monday afternoon. Mrs. Hartle Shops In Roseburg Mrs. J. M. Hartle, of Gleudale. was in this city Monday afternoon shopping and visiting friends. Spends Day Here Shopping Mrs. Jessie Lawrence, of Riddle, snent Monday afternoon in Rose burg shopping and visiting wan friends. Sutherlin Couple Here Mr. and Mrs. Chester Davis, of Sutherlin. snent yesterday afternoon in this city, visiting mends ana shoij ping. Azalea People Here on Business Mr. and Mrs. James Clare and Mr. nnd Mrs. George Fair, of Azalea were business visitors here yesterday. Purchases New Car Here Ced rlck French, of Roberts creek, spent several hours here yester day transacting business. He pur chased a new Ford while in Rose burg. Installing Lights In Telephone Booths J. S. MficDonald, local electrician, spent Monday at the local telephone office, installing electric lights In the private booths. Displayed at Chamber of Com merce George Anderson, promi nent gardener at Melrose, brought four parsnips to the local chamber of commerce office yesterday for display purposes. The parsnips are 24 Indies long. Mr. Rl-e Is Visitor Irvin Rice. of Rice Hid, was a business visi tor in Roseburg fur a snort time yesterday. Mr. Mabley Here on Business C. E. Mabley. of Melrose, spent Monday afternoon here on business. Mrs. Powell Is Visitor Here Mis. W. F. Powell, of Tyee. was a visitor in Roseburg yesterday afternoon. Mr. Conn Spends Monday Here James Conn, of Melrose, spent Monday afternoon here transacting business. Dr. Ha gar Here on Business Dr. Charles Hagar, of Dixonyilie. was in this city yesterday after noon on business. From Cottage Grove Mose Tlsou, of Cot tare Grove, .was in Roseburg yesterday visiting rela tives and friends. Glide Couple VisitMr. and Mrs. C. B. Holland, of Glide, spent Monday afternoon here visiting friends nnd shopping. Canyonville People Here Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hess and Mrs. J. F. Ford, nf Canyonville, spent a short time in this city yesterday afternoon shopping. Conns In Roseburg Monday Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Conn, of Melrose, spent Monday afternoon in this city visiting friends and transact ing business. Here From Dixon ville O. C. Rrown, prominent Dfxonvillfi ranch er, was a business visitor here yes terday afternoon. Visits In Roseburg Mrs. Ira Behller, of cottage Grove, arrived In this city yesterday to spend a brief nine as the house guer.t of Mr. and Mrs. I. Abraham. Spends Monday on Official Busi ness J. R. Farrington, local man ager of the Pacific Telephone nnd Telegraph company, spent Monday In ouklund and Drain on official business. Return Here Yesterday Mrs. May Pyron and daughter, Miss Jessie, of Roseburg, returned to their home yesterday morning, af ter spending the past several days as the house guest of Mr. and Urs. Walter Herscher nt Dillard. Return From Trip to Medford Mr. and Mrs. George Paris and two children, of Roseburg, have return ed to their home, after spending Sunday in Medford visiting friends. Mr. Paris is head salesman for the local Safeway store. Goes to Idaho to Work Jack Slnniger, Jr., of this city, left the first of the week for Kellogg, Ida ho, where he has accepted work in a large company of that city. Mr. Slnniger is well known here, having been graduated from the lo cal high school in the class of 19LM and later graduating from Oregon Slate college. HELP THE LIONS CLUB BOOST DOUGLAS COUNTY AND WEDNESDAY Woodruffs Spend Monday Here Mr. and Mrs. ViiKil Woodruff, of Melrose, spent Monday after noon In this city visiting friends and shopping. Myrtle Creek Women Shop Here Mrs. Bryan Deekman and Mrs. Robert McClnin, of Myrtle Creek, shopped and visited friends In Roseburg Monday. South Deer Creek Couple Here Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hatfield, of South Deer creek, spent yesterday afternoon in Roseburg shopping and visiting friends. Goes to California for Visit Mrs. James Clark and nephew. Ice land L. Clark, of Roseburg. have gone to Oakland, Calif., where they will spend several weeks as the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Clark. Mr. Clark formerly worked In the Roseburg National bank and Mrs. Clark was a mem ber of the local F. W. Woolworlh store. Mr. Clark Is now working In a large bank In Oakland. Over 500,000 Automobile accidents occur f each year. Is your automobile j Insured? The prudent motorist' carries adequate protection. 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Cliff Edwards PREPARE YOURSELF! for one of the most enjoyable evenings you have ever spent in the theatre. IMAGINE Marion surrounded by a lot of doughboys hungry for fun. With songs and laughs nnd thrills you'll wish this' musical comedy romance might never end! Admission Matinee 10-35 Evenings 25-50 lANTLERSfj THE SONGS you'll whistle on the way out: "MARIANNE" "OO-LA-LA-LA-LA" "THE GIRL FROM NOOCHATEAU" "WHEN I SEE MY SUGAR (I Get a Lump In My Throat)" "HANG ON TO ME" " BLOND Y" "JUST YOU JUST ME" m f; a A s Mvrtl raLf Rutins Man ! Here H. M. Shirtcliff, prominent garage owner of Myrtle Creek, was a business visitor - in Hose burg yesterday afternoon. At Roseburg General Hospital William Hammond, of Oakland; Mrs. II. L. MucLauKhlin. of South Deer creek, and William F. Hop kins, of Eden bower, were dis charged today from Kosebui'K Gen eral hospital. Mrs. G. J. Stearns was taken to her rooms at the CmpqiKL hotel, after being a pa tient for the past two weeks. Vieltinn Rrother at Oak Creek- Furl A mm. nf this citv. is pnendinK a few days visiting his brother, Asliur, at uhk creeK. Leave for Colorado Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Morgan left yesterday morning for Denver, Colorado, where, where they will spend three mouths closing their nppartment and disposing of business inter ests Mr. Morgan is a large stock holder in Leeper Dome oil well near Oakland and has been spend ing the past five months in Hose burg, making his home at ttie Rose hotel. Basketball Game Thursday A basketball game played by Cottage Grove vs. Spencer's "5" will be played at the Hoseburg armory at 8 o'clock on Thursday night. The Cottage Grove team is said to be one of the -fastest and best teams playing this season, which will no doubt make this game exciting and well worth attending. Spenc er's '" has had considerable suc cess during tluupast several weeks, by winning from various teams of the snrrounding townH. 'ine arm orv has been nut in readiness for Thursday evening and a large crowd can be tnken enre of. Mr. Adams Is Visitor D. Adams, of South. Deer creek, was a business visitor iu this city yesterday atier-noou. Mfc Fata Here on Business Henry Fate, of Kridge, spent sev- al hours here yesterday alieruoou transacting business. Garden Valley Visitor Pete Sin clair, of Garden valley, spent a short time in ltoseburg yesterday transacting business. Here Today on Business H. S. Grindell, of the American Railway Express company out or hugene, is transuding business at t tie loc.il ul fice today. At Mercy Hospital Mrs. E. V. Bounds, of Ruckles, is reported to be doing nicely at Mercy hospital, after undergoing a major operation yesterday morning. Here on Government Business E. D. Duiln, construction foreman of the government air beacons out of Charlotte, North Carolina, i:t spending severul days here on of ficial business. Under New Management The Grand Grill Popular restaurant in this city for many years, is now under management of the undersigned. With an experienced chef in charge the Grill has been re opened to the public, and assurances of faultless service can be made. The best of everything will be served, and visitors will receive every courtesy. Served Merchants Lunch Returns to Portland Mrs. Ilkmcli Krolill loft today for Poit luml, afti'r Hpemling w lmst two weeks here vlaiiiiiK her mother, Mrs. J, Wehb, and her slater, Miss Elhel Wehb. She is well, know n here, having been a former resi Business men are cordinlly invited to make the Grill their place for luncheons. Regular Dinners and Short Order Service Maintained. W. O. CLINGER, Proprietor ra Grand Hotel Building K . m . it minguM mini in 3 Foiled bv Ml rrT-tr mmm B " "'"wrazion! M','V"""' . IT raf? 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