Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 30, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text"4 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1930. THREE Local News Garden Valley Visitor Joe Har vey, of Garden valley, w-as a busi ness visitor in this city yesterday afternoon. Glendale Visitor Mrs. CHril Sn.-tth, of Cilendale. was in Kose bntK yesterday visiting friends and shopping. Leland Visitor In Town C, E. Siuiey, of Iceland, was a business visitor in Koiebur yesterday. Here From Yoncalla Carl John son, of Yonealla, was in tiiis city yes;ertiay afternoon on business. Ruckles Visitor V. Bounds, of Ruckles, spent beveral hours here yesterday on business. Riddle Visitor Richard Ulam. o Kiddle, was in Rosebuig yester day afternoon on business. Mr. Shinn Here on Business L. E. Shinn, of Sylinon valley, was a business visitor here yesterday. Here From Dillard Roy T. Rice, of Dillurd, transacted business in UoueburK yesterday afternoon. Winston Coup.e Here Mr. and Mrs. R. I). Eastman, Of Winston, spent yesterday in this ,cily visit ii)K and shopping. Leaves for San Francisco O. O. Jennings, of liiis eily, left yester day afternoon for San Francisco, where he will transact business. Here on Business H. IJ. Hast ings, of Winchester, transacted business here yesterday aileruoon. In Town on Business Gordon Harnett, of Round Prairie, spent Wednesday in Rosebuig transact ing business and visiting relatives. Oakland Couple Spend Day Here Mr. and Mrs. John Cramer, of Oakland, spent ' yesterday after noon here visiting friends und transacting business. Canyonville People Here Mr. find Mrs. J. M. Rachor and Mr. and Mrs. Elton Bnlleiibiuigh, of Can yonville, were business visitors here yesterday. Spend Wednesday in Riddle C. A. Lock wood, owner of the Ford garage, and Frank Hills, Ford salesman, of this city, spent Wed nesday in Riddle transacting busi ness. Spend Wednesday In Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ilohnquist and two children, of Melrose, spent yesterday in Roseburg visit ing friends and transacting business. Visiting Parents in Roseburg Mrs. Virgil Cameron and daughter. Miss Hetty, of Eugene, are spend ing ten days in Rosebuig as the house guests of Mrs. Cameron's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cobb. Visitinci Sister at Green James McConnell, of Cordova. Alaska, is visiting bis sister, Mrs. Charles Labor, of Green. Mr. -McConnell is a mining man and is favorably im pressed with the mineral prospects of Douglas county. Return From Portland Roy Catching, Ralph Quine and Rich ard Jones, of the local Hudson-Essex garage, returned last evening from Portland, where they, spent the past, two days transacting business. Returns From Eugene J. Hen rv Hooth, of this city, returned to his home Tuesday evenini, after snending the past several days 'in Eugene visiting Mm. Booth. Ted Booth left yesterday morning to spend a few days with his mother. Returns From Kellopjq Ranch Eucien Cobb, of this city, has re lurned, after spending the past, several days at the W. L. Cobb ranch at Kellogg. He is looking after the business interests of bin father during the hitter's illness. Canyonville People Here Mr. and Mrs. J, F. Ford, of Canyonville. motored - to this city yesterday. They were accompanied by ?tlr. Fold's mother, who left yesterday aflernoon for Eos Angeles, alter spent hug the past several weeks visiting in Canyonville. Wolf Creek Business Man Here Olo T. Olson, sawmill man from Wolf creek, was a business visitor in Roseburg yesterday. He also in spected a tract of timber near Wil bur. If Mr. Olson makes the pur chase of timber be will erect and operate a sawmill at that place. Remodeling and Enlarging The Oregon bakery is undergoing sev eral changes this week. The bak ing department has been enlarged so that the new package cakes can be mad in Roseburg. With the added equipment lend package cakes are being made weekly. Faint inc of fixtures and interior of the building is also being done. From Tenmile Bert (iolgert, of Teniniie, spent several hours in Roseburg visiting friends yesterday. Mr. Hand Here From Oakland Alfred Hand, of Oakland, transact ed business here yesterday aflernoon. Dixon ville Visitor A. Rover, of Dixonviile. spent Wednesday aft ernoon in Rodeljurg on business. Mr. Tuck Is Business Visitor Arthur J. Tuck, of Edenbower, spent Wednesday ntiernoon in litis city on business. Mr. Williams Here From Dillard J. P. Williams, of Dillard. spent several hours in this city yester day on business. D?ys Creek Visitor Mrs. Net tie Moore, of Hays cretk, visited friends, and shopped here yesterday. Winchester Man Here D. Hig gins, Winchester resilient, was u business visitor here yesterday. Mr. Standley In Town John Standley, of Teniniie, was a busi ness visitor 'in Roseburg Wednes day afternoon. Mr. J anther in Town Yesterday George Jantzer, of Azalea, was a business visitor here Wednesday afternoon. Garden Valley Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Moore, of Garden val ley, were visitors in Roseburg yesterday. Glendale Couple Here Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Garrett, of Glendale, were business visitors here yester day afternoon. Mr. Hartley Here From Suther- lin Charles Hartley, of Sutherlin, transacted business in Roseburg yesterday. Mr. Gtrader Here on Business Roy Strader, of Dixonviile, trans acted business in this city yester day afternoon. Garden Valley Man in Town M. W. Miller, of Garden valley, was a business visitor m Roseburg yes terday afternoon. Canyonville Visit Miss Mary Talbot, of Canyonville, visited friends and shopped in tnis city yesterday afternoon. Spend Day in Eugene Kenneth Clark, manager of the Cass street MacMarr store, spent Wednesday in Eugene on business. Melrose Couple in Town Mr. and Mrs. Howard Williams, of Melrose, transacted business here Wednesday afternoon. Sutherlin Visitor Kenneth Ol son, of Sutherlin, spent Wednesday in Roseburg visiting friends and transacting business. Reported III at H o m e Joe Deets, or the local Dodge parage, is reported to be ill at his home. Wilbur Visitor Here P. W. Rodgers, of Wilbur, was in this city yesterday auernoun on busi ness. Mr. Brown Is Visitor W. H. Brown, of Dixonviile, spent Wed nesday aflernoon in Roseburg on business. Yoncalla Visitor in Town W. A. Porter, of Yoncalla, was a busi ness visitor here yestetday aflernoon. general freight agent of the South ern Pacific company out of Port land, was a business visitor here yesterday. Glendale Roadmastcr Here D. C. Harris, Glendale roadmaster of the Southern Pacific company, was a business visitor in Roseburg yesterday. Mr. Blackhart Here Wednesday Wililam Blackhart. of Roberts creek, was a business visitor here yesterday. Here From LookingglaSB Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jacoby, of Look ingglass, were business visitors In this city yeaterduy afternoon. v Canyonville Druggist In Town Frank J. Blutner, Canyonville drug gist, spent several hours in this city yesterday on business. Mr. Jones Here on Business Peter Jones, of Lookingglass. spent Wednesday in this city transacting business. Here From Cleveland Mrs. Frank Good, of Cleveland, was in Roseburg yesterday afternoon shopping and visiting. Here From Ruckles Mrs. An drew Jennings, of Ruckles, wus in Roseburg yesterday after noon shopping and visiting friends. Dixonviile Couple Her e Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bartram, of Dix onviile, were business visitors here yesterday. Grants Pass Attorney Here At torney A. C. HoustIi, of Grants Pass, transacted business at the courthouse yesterday. Dixonviile Woman Shops Mrs. Delhi Halm, of Dixonviile. spent Wednesday in this city shopping and visiting friends. Here From Dixonviile A. J. Peterson, of Dixonviile, was a business visitor in Roseburg Wed nesday fternnon. Portland Visitor Paul Amort, spray pump dealer of Portland, is greeting o!d friends in Roseburg and attending to business mutters. Lacty Elks to Meet Tonight The Lady Elks will meet tonight in the Elks temple at H:0 o'clock for a social evening. Cards will be played and refreshments served. Transacts Business Here C. D. Enfferty, industrial agent fur the Southern Pacific company out of Portland, transacted business at the local office yesterday. Returns From Business Trip Walter Fisher, of this city, re turned to his home yesterday af ternoon, after spending the past few days at northern points on business. Spending Several Days Here-- Ralph Burton, of Eugene, is spend ing several days at the local F. W. Woolworth store transacting business. Mr. Palm Here on Business J. D. Palm, of Edenhower, spent a short lime in this city yesterday visiting friends and transacting business. Lookingglass Couple Here M". and Mrs. J. G. Ho.lres. of Look ingglass, spent Wednesday in Roseburg visiting friends nnd transacting business. Leave Today for CaliforniaMr. nnd Mrs. J. R. Farrington, of Roseburg, left tills morning for Sacramento, Calif., where they will spend n week visiting Mr. Far rington's parents. His parents will celebrate their 50th wedding anni versary on February 1. Two sons from the east will also be at the celebration. Uirspqua V's'tor Stanley Era- Able to Return to Work Mrs. J. m.u. or L'mmiuu, transacted bust- H , ( d,esHniakcr, ia aMe to nets ;n this city yesterday. ' . , , , ,,, return to her work, after betyijg iil Klamath Falls Woman Here at her. daughter's home for-, the Mrs. O. A. McCord, of Klamath) l'a tn,ee vveeKs. Airs. Henry re- Kalis, is spending several here visiting friends. days, Portland Visitor J. C. Johnston, traveling agent for 1 1 Pacific Fruit Express company out of Portland, was a business visitor here Wednesday. Shop and Visit Friends Mrs. J. H. Short and daughter, Mrs. Mable Whittaker, of Clover creek, spent yesterday afternoon here visiting friends and shopping. ceived a fractured knee when she was Btruck by an automobile sev eral weeks ago. Special Agent in Roseburg M. L. Coiurrl. special ftm-nt. fur Hie Southern Pacific company out of Portland, was a business visitor In Roseburg yesterday. Hopsital Patients Mrs. E. A. Hubabrd left Rosebuig General hospital today after being u pa tient there for the past several weeks. F. A. Benils was taken to his home on Fowler street, after be ing HI for the past several days. Free Johnson. W. L. Cobb and A. S. Martin, alt patients at tho hospital, are reported to be improving rapidly. AND SAT. Friday JACK HOLT Court-Martial with Betty Compson ' Sequences in Technicolor Comedy News 1 ADMISSION ioc-25c LIBERTY Return From Eugene Visit "Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Claris, of Roseburg, returned to their home yesterday, after spending a short time in Ed gene visiting Mrs. C. A. Maehen. Woolworth Superintendent Here H. ( CJraham, of Portland, super intendent of the P. W. Woolworth company, left Roseburg yesterday for Eugene. He was on his general inspection trip. Move to Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. William Wilker, of Portland, have moved to Roseburg, where they will make their home. Mr. Wilker is working in the Terminal barber shop witli Rirney West. Arrive Here Wednesday Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Muirden, of Reedsport. arrived in thin city yes terday aflernoou to make their home. Rev. Muirden has been ap pointed as new pastor for the Pres byterian church. - Canyonville Visitors J. P. Tal bot and son, Paul, 'of Canyonville, spent Wednesday afternoon in this city transacting business. Days Creek Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sumner, of Days Creek, spent Wednesday in Roseburg visiting friends and chopping. Spends Day in Eugene E Tlou celte, owner of the Grand barber shop in Roseburg, spent Wednes day in Eugene on business. Backlunds Here on Business Mr. and Mrs. C.y (). Maeklund, of Melrose, spent yesterday in this city chopping and visiting friends. Eugene Truck Owner Here C. 1). McKay, part owner of a truck line running from Eugene to Rose burg, spent Wednesday here on business. Returns From Eugene G. R. Eiles has returned to Ids home at Eaurel Crest ranch, after spending tho past several days in Eugene on business. Goes to Medford on Business Thomas Parkinson, district super intendent of MacMarr stores, left, yesterday for Medford on official business. Goes to Myrtle Creek Mrs. Ellen Post, county health nurse, spent Wednesday in tiie Myrtle Creek district on official business for the health department. TODAY ONE DAY ONLY ANTLERS NEVER has the screen presented its equal in thrilling detective drama. TALK That , thrills . . . drama to make your pulses throb. Ben Hecht wrote the story. Lionel Barry more diercted it. I I All-Talking mm Friday and Saturday 'Charming Sinners' ALL-TALKING 'UNHOLY NIGHT' witk ERNEST TQKRENtf LCP.OTHY SEBASTIAN ALSO Talking Comedy NEWS Admission Mat. 10-35 Eve. 10-50 Returns to San Francicco Mrs. CJeneviove Gorge, of San Frimeiseo, has returned to her home, utter spending the past week in Hose- biu'B vifiiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. F. A. liemis, and (lister, Mi'h, Loren Britt. Goes to Portland on Business Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Simmons, of Ihis city, left the first of the weefc for Portland, where Mr. Simmons will transact business, lie is the manager of the lo:::il agency of the Associated Oil company. Spends Wednesday in Roseburg Miss Hess Clough, of Canyon ville, spent yesterday in this city visiting friends and shopping. She was accompanied home by her mother, Mrs. J. L. Clough, who has been ill at the Umpqua hotel for the past week." Transacts Business J. F. Ilntn Bon, of the biological survey of Portland, spent Wednesday in this city on business. Accompanied by J. C. Leedy, county agent, Mr. Hvanon g-ve n demonstration on tljo C, C. -Brown ranch at Dixon viile yesterday morning. A Boneless Step-In By gainers A dainty little Step-In, completely boneless, and made of solt crepc- Mc-chinc, is excellent for slcnder figurcs who wish to appear at their best, always. The soft broadcloth lining invites wear next to the skin yd the two broad clastic panels over each hip assure no re straint in any strenuous action. There is an essentially feminine touch to the embroidered net and rosebud trim, that is charming. I. ABRAHAM The Silk Store canity ffoi tflie New IFaal ; st :rEE W ""WP" WZ.- SA.I MST U5T 3 sf Ji W ANOTHER STEP FORWAIifi T II i: N E W I' O II TOWN s i-: A N in the Town Sedan you tea a ilialinguUhetl example of tho unbroken uvevp of Una ivhich adds to much charm to all tho veto, roomy t'orl bndieM. Hadlatort hood, cowl, lower roof line, fender, uheeU every point of design reflects thn new utyla and beauty that have been placed within the means of every one. All of tho new I'ord cars aro finished In a vurivty of colors. TlIE introduction of the new Ford liodics lias sot a high Btandard of motor car value. From the new deep radiator to the tip of the curving rear fender, there is an unhroken sweep of line a flowing grace of contour gaining added charm from the rieli and attractive colors. t You will lake a real pride in the smart style and fresh new heauty of the Ford just as you will find an ever-growing satisfaction in its safely, comfort, speed, acceleration, ease of control, reliahility and economy. In appearance, as in mechanical construction, craftsmanship has heen put into mass production. New heauty has heen added to outstanding performance. .A feature of unusual interest is the use of Jtusllcss Steel for the radiator shell, head lamps, cowl finish strip, huh caps, tail lamp and other exposed metal parts. This steel ill not rust, corrode or tarnish and will retain its hright hrilliancc for the life of the car. Here, as hi so many other important details, you see c9idence of the enduring tjuality that has been built into the new Ford. Roadster, $13.1 O riiaeton, $110 Coupe, $300 Tudor Sedan, $r() Sporl Coupe, iJJftSO Two-window Fordor Sedan, $600 Three-window Fordor Sedan, $6215 Convertible Cabriolet, $613 Town Sedan, $670 Alt prlct f. o. 6. Detroit, vlus freight and iivtttery, Uumsiers and siHtrv tire extra.)