ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 3, 1930,
THREE
Local News
Here on Business J. T. Wood,
of Myrtle Creek, was here on bust
ueas yesterday. -
From Glendate P. C. Harris, of
Olendale, camo to Itoseburg yester
day on business.
Oakland Man Here D. L. Rule,
Oakland man, was in the city on
business yesterday.
Earl Vosburgh Here Earl Vos
burgh, of Idleyld, came in Wednes
day to transact business.
Is Business Visitor H. E. Ro
gers, of Tiller, spent Wednesday
afternoon here on business.
From Coos Junction F. W. Hoff
meister, of Coos Junction, was in
town yesterday on business.
Mr. Ulam Transacts Business
Clay Ulam, of Riddle, transacted
business in Roseburg yesterday.
Oakland Man In E. L. Davison,
of Oakland, was In town attending
to business affairs Wednesday.
From Lookingglass A. O.Strick
land, of Lookingglass, was in town
attending to business matters
Wednesday.
Go to Salem Sam Starmer, com
mandant of the Soldiers' Home in
West Roseburg. and .Mrs. Starmer
And their family, are spending to
day in Salem on business and
pleasure.
Vacation at Bandon "Montle"
Morris, clerk at Wilder and Agee,
and Frank Miller, employee of the
Caterpillar Tractor company, are
leaving this evening for three days'
vacation at Bamlon beach.
Maroney's Body Shipped The
body of Mathew Maroney, who
died at the soldiers' home hospital
Monday, will be sent to Forest
Grove today for funeral services
and burial. Preparations were
made by the Roseburg Undertak
ing company.
Funeral Sunday Funeral ser
vices for Emanuel Edman will be
held at the Elgarose church Sun
day morning at 11 o'clock. Rev.
Anderson from Oresham will of
ficiate and interment will be in
the Elgarose cemetery. M. E. Rit
ter is in charge.
Is Business Visitor G. W. Dim
mick came in yesterday from his
home in Wilbur to attend to busi
ness affairs.
Is Business Visitor W. W.
Campbell, of Myrtle Creek, was a
: business visitor in Roseburg
Wednesday.
From Garden Valley A 1 1 a n
Purkhart, of Garden valley, was in
Roseburg yesterday afternoon on
business.
t Eugene Man Here L. , Gram ol
Eugene, former Roseburg resident,
spent Wednesday In Roseburg on
business -
Mrs. Asam Visits Mrs. Fred
Asam, of Glide, visited friends and
shopped in this city Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Parrott Shops Mrs. Fred
Parrott, of Wilbur, spent a few
hours shopping in this city Wednesday.
Shops in Roseburg Mrs. Jim
Short was in from Clover Creek
yesterday shopping? and visiting
wiih friends.
Here on Business A. Peterson,
of Melrose, spent several hours in
town yesterday in the interests of
business.
From Mftlrose Charles Doerner
came in from Melrose yesterday to
visit with friends and look .utter,
atters, ' ;-"iy.M v
Daughter Born A daughter was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox
of Portland on July 2, according to
word received here. Mrs. Fox is
the daughter of Attorney and Mrs.
A. N. Orcutt of this city. Mrs. Or-
eutt .has been visiting with her
daughter for some weeks, and At
torney Orcutt left today to join
tbem
Visit In North Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Cummings and son are leav
ing tomorrow morn In? for Corval-
lis, where they will spend Friday
and Saturday attending the ar
chery tournament, proceeding
thence to Independence to visit
with Mr. and Mrs. ,W. D. Wiley,
formerly of this city. Mr. Wiley is
now manager of the J. C Penny
store in Independence
n From Glide Lark In Rice, of
Glide, transacted business in Rose
burg yesterday.
From Happy Valley John Ro
berts came in from Happv valley
yesterday to transact bus $i ess.
Visitor From Riddle Miss Alta
Moore, of Riddle, visited friends
and shopped in this city Wednesday,
From Sutherlin Miss Rostna
Calvin, of Sutherlin. was in town
Wednesday shopping and calling
on friends.
Goes to Marshfield Miss L.u
cetia Logsdon is preparing to go
to Marshfield to spend the com
ing vacation.
From Myrtle Creek Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. Hodges, of Myrtle Creek,
were business visitors in Roseburg
today.
From Roberts Creek Mrs. J. E.
Pinkerton came In from Roberta
Creek yesterday to call on friends
and shop.
Shops In Roseburg Mrs. A. W.
Uundy, of Hoaglin, spent a few
hours in town yesterday shopping
and visiting with friends.
Transacts Business John Ewell
came in from Myrtle Creek Wed
nesday to looking after affairs of
business.
From Canyonville Mrs. Z. Wea
ver, of Canyonville, visited with
friends and shopped in Roseburg
yesterday.
Oakland Man Here King Carlyle
of Oakland was a visitor to Rose
burg yesterday and was busy with
business matters in town.
Marriage License Issued A mar
riage license was issued here yes
terday bv County Clerk Roy Agee
to Warren M, Sutton aim .urs.
Gerda Olsen, both of Eugene.
Attractions
AT THE MOVIES
ANTLERS. Today. Friday, Sat
urday, "The Texan," with Gary
Cooiier and Fay Wray.
LI BERT V. Friday and Saturday,
"Little Johnnie Jones," with Eddie
Buzz!!.
Guest From Eugane Sylvanus
Smith, Jr., of Eugene, student at
University of Oregon, is spending
the weeW-end here as house guest
of his fraternity brother, William
Knight
Mrs. Helllwell Visits Mrs. Wil
liam Helllwell, of Yoncalla, is
spending a few days here at the
home of her sons, Barton Helllwell
of this city, and Sidney Helllwell
of Dlxonville. .
From Los Angeles Mr .and Mrs,
A. M. Boggs and daughter. Miss
Esther Boggs, of Los Angeles,- are
visiting in this city with Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Decker and Mr. .and
Mrs. John Decker.
Brown's Uncle Dies M. R.
Brown and Mrs. Brown were call
ed to Grants Pass early yesterday
by the Illness of Mr. Brown's
uncle, Julius 1). Brown, who died
before they arrived there.
Here on Business Roy Stearns,
Oakland resident, visited Roseburg
Wednesday and attended to busi
ness matters here.
From Ashland William Hed
rlck, of Ashland, former Drain resi
dent, spent Wednesday here in the
interests of business.
Attend Archery Tournament
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ullrich are leav
ing this evening for Corvallis to
spend the 4th and 5th in that city
attending the archery tournament.
In From Tiller R. Z. Farmer,
owner of a mine in the mountains
above Tiller, was in the city yes
terday on business. Mr. Farmer Is
preparing to resume operations on
the mine.
Spend Fourth at Bandon Miss
Nedra Clark is planning to go to
Bandon to spend the Fourth of
July vacation at the beach. .
At Days Creek Miss Jean Fer
guson will leave this evening for
Days creek where she will spend
tomorrow with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunn In Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Dunn, of Melrose, were
in town yesterday attending to
business affairs and visiting with
friends.
Visiting Corvallis Relatives
Mrs. August Schloeman of Rose
burg is spending the week in Cor
vallis on a visit to her sons and
daughters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Schloeman and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl G. Schloeman and little
daughter, and her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Lilly, and family. Mrs. Schloe
man went north for the reunion of
the Ruble family held at Salem
Sunday, mid went from that city to
Corvallis.
business mat
Azalea Lumberman Here
George Jantzer, lumberman at
Azalea, was transacting business in
this city Wednesday.
Draip Resident Here Benton
Frieze, resident of Drain, visited
Roseburg yesterday and transacted
business in the city.
From Glendale J. H. Jackson,
managing editor of the Glendulo
Log, whs a bus!:iess visitor to
Roseburg Wednesday.
Visitor Here Mrs. E. C. Lathrop,
Myrtle Creek resident, spent sev
eral hours in Roseburg yesterday
shopping and visiting friends.
. Attending Convention Dr. Cath
erine McNeil and Dr. Maud H. Ply
ler, of this city, are attending the
twenty-third annual convention of
the Oregon Chiropractic associa
tion now in session at Medford.
They will return Saturday.
ffreh
Van Dusen on Vacation F. G.
Van Dusen, assistant manager of
the local Montgomery Ward and
company store, is leaving tonight
on his annual vacation. He will
spend two clays in Oregoh City
with Abe Vaughn, former assist
ant manager of the local Western
Ai(to . Supply .- stove, , tind, Mrs.
Vaughn, going from there to Port
land for a few days. From Port
land, Mr. Van TJusen will go to
Spokane by way of Pendleton and
Walla Walla and return to Rose
burg by way of Seattle, the entire
trip taking fifteen days.
Visits Parents Miss Rosamund
T ogsdon is leaving tills evening for
Riddle to spend the Fourth with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. V.
Logsdon.
From Yoncalla Mrs. C. H.
Daugherty and Mrs. Harry Lau-
man. of Yoncalla, spent Wednes
day here visiting and attending to
business affairs.
Going to Beach Miss Lucille
Gross and Miss Kutn t'oiuns lett
this morning for Newport and
Roosevelt, where thev will spend
the week-end. The first of next
week they will go to Hosklns.
where Miss Collins taught the nsst
two terms, and there thev will be
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Bullls.
Walton Rites Todav Funeral
services for Harold Walton, who
died Sunday in the Umpqua river.
were held at the Roseburg Un
dertaking company Chanel this
afternoon, nev. - W n. Baud, .pas
tor of the Christian church, ' of
ficiated. Interment took place in
I. O. O. F. cemetery. Members of
Co. D, Oregon nationnl guard, of
which Walton was a member, were
present In a body. M. E. Ritter was
in charge of arrangements.
Celebration
JULY 4
ROWELL GROVE
Tenmile, Oregon
Races, contests, boxing, picnic,
dancing and ball game, horse
shoe pitching.
Sponsored by Tenmile Grange
Friday
AND
Saturday
IB with
111 Also
I W I" A Wow of a
11V J - Comedy
! "The New Half
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ALL TALKING
SINGING, DANCING
CHEERING
The Big Noise for the Fourth!
Weather good: track fast; jockey grea
girlies cute; songs swell; dances wonder
ful, romance ni-m-m don t mention
Come and see for yourself.
"Little Johnny
Jones"
Eddie Buzzell Alice Day
Hear Eddie Sing
"My Paradise."
"Straight, Place and
Show," "Go K i n d
Somebody to Love"
und others.
ADMISSION
Matinee 10c-25c
Evening 10c-35c
Matinee Saturday 2:15
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Tea in vacuum!
Just like your coffee!
It is just as vital for one as it is
for the other, to prevent the
evaporation of the fragrant oils
that give them both their flavor.
Science has been longer discov
ering how to do it for tea.
So far it's a Schilling secret.
Try it, and find what you have
been missing all these years.
Iced
Schilling Iced Tea is far more
refreshing than any other be
cause it is fresh to begin with.
Black lea (orange pekoe) is
best. So are TEA bacs instead
of loose tea. Schilling packs
both in vacuum.
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4X'I ' V, A 4 head and he flees to a land of new romance, new
fa"! 'WyJ aiW $1 ,&t danger, in this classic O. Henry action-tale of the old
PfeiHfiff.- rvfj Southwest.
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Companion Picture to
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DEAD OR ALIVE
For the bandit known as
the "Llano Kid"
and
"THE TEXAN"
Admission
Matinee: Kiddies 10c Adults 35c
Evening: Kiddies 10c Adults 50c
Matinee daily at 2:15
ANTLERS
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ALL FRATERNAL ORDERS PICNIC
JJOILY A
At Wolf Creek Park Near Boy Scout Camp
Coffee and cream will be furnished, but members must bring their
own basket lunches.
PROGRAM
10:30 A. M. Big Hike.
12:00 Dinner.
1:30 P. M. Patriotic Program.
Speech A. C. Marsters.
Baseball Game
Horseshoe Contest
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