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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1930. THREE '? Local Transacts Business Here V. Hounds, of Ruckles, transacted business In Roseburg yesterday. Oakland Visitor In Roseburg A. F, Stearns, of Oakland, spent yesterday in this city on business. Mr. Holmquist in Town C. R. HolniquUt, of Melrose, spent Mon day in this city transacting bus! - nes8. Dlxonvllle Visitor C. Dletch, of Dixonville, was a business via ilor in Roseburg yesterday after noon. Attends to Business Here A. Wilson, of Garden Valley, trans acted business in lit-iturg Mon day. Riddle Business Visitor P. T. Morral, of Riddle, was a business visitor in this city yesterday af ternoon. Elkhead Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Reeves, of Elkhead. wore business visitors in Roseburg yesterday. Dixonville Visitor Mrs. John Turner, of Dixonville, shopped and visited friends in Roseburg Mon day afternoon. In Town on Business J. M. Cabot, of Tenmile, was in town for several hours yesterday transact in.? business. Spends Day Here Mrs. Mary Buslinel!, of Tenmile, .spent yes terday in this city visiting rela tives and friends. i Is Business Visitor John Clare, T owner of a sawmill at Azalea, was in town yesterday attending to business affairs. Attends to Business Here 12. M. Seelev, of Melrose, spent yes terdny afternoon in this city trans acting business . Here From Myrtle Creek Grant Clavton. of Myrtle Creek, spent yesterday afternoon in this city transacting business. ' Garden Valley Visitor Here Charles fiurnee. of Garden Valley, transacted business in Rosehurs yestenlay afternoon. Here From Winchester Bay T. E. Orae. of Winchester Ray, was in town yesterday afternoon transacting business. Coos Junction Visitor Here Mrs. Stella Adams, of Coos Junc tion, spent Monday nfternoon in this city visiting friends and shop ping. Winston Visitors In Town Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spaur, of Win. stonV spent ' Monday nftflrnoori Mir this city visiting relatives and friends. Returns From Medford J. A. TTardine. manager of the TJmno.ua hotel, has returned from Medford, where he attended a hotel meet ing this week. Transacting Business Here C. Ii, Shumate, of Sacramento, Cali fornia, is spending several days in this city transacting legal busi ness at the courthouse. Return From Tenmile Miss Lena and Miss Audrey Porter have returned to Roseburg. nfler spend ing a few days in Tenmile visiting their father. John, Porter. Returns to Mt. Alto Ranch Mrs. Francis Osborn has returned to her home at Mt. Alio ranch, oirtho North Umpqua, after spend ing several days in this city visit ing friends. Visiting in Roseburg Mrs. Rol and li. Oliver, of Oakland, Califor nia, is spending a few weeks in this city as the house guest of Mrs. Olenn H. Newport at 625 1 Hamilton street. Returns From Vacation Miss Pearl (ioetz. of the local Pacific Telephone and Telegraph staff, has returned from a two weeks' vaca tion spent in Portland, eastern Oregon and Idaho. Goes to Portland Mrs. K. K. Sandquist. of this city, left yester day for Portland, where she will spend two weeks visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maybee. Spends Short Time Here Miss Ona Durch, principal of the Green school, and Miss Helen Thomson, tirade teacher, spent a short time here yesterday visiting friends and shopping. Roses on Display Frank J. Norton presented two larfre bou quets of roses to the Chamber of Commerco yesterday. Andrew Mo CraeUen. who lives four miles south of this city, presented somo fine flumes specimens for the vin (low display. Return to Marshfleld Mrs. Rus sell Dunham and two children. Miss Arlene and Robert, left today for Marshfleld. after spending; the past several days at Winston as the house suest of her sister and brother-in-law, Dr. aud Mrs. George A. flradburn. Joint Musical Club MIsb Mil dred Contes, of Tenmile. who Is attending Monmouth normal school this winter, recently was admitted to the McDowell Musical ohib. She Is prominent In all musical cir cles on the campus and has been singing on various programs given there. Bounty Collected on 3 Cougars County Clerk Roy Agee paid bountv to Perrv Wright, of Caps Illahee. Floyd Watson, of Ollde, and Reth Matthews, also of fillde. for cougars, which they killed over the week-end. All three of the var- mints were killed in the North News Business Visitor h. Mode, of Oakland, transacted business for a short time in this city Monday. Mr. Smith Business Visitor W, L. Smith, or 1 train, transacted business in this city yesterday. Transacts Business Here John Nachter. of Melrose, was a busi ness visitor in this city Mnoday, Brock way Visitor Here Thomas Fletcher, of Brockway. was a busi ness visitor in this city yesterday. Here From Days Creek Victor Phelps, of Days Creek, transacted business in this city yesterday af ternoon. Brockway Visitor Here Mrs. E. T. Spademan, of Rrockway. spent yesterday afternoon here shopping. Transacts Business Here Ray Stevens, of Tenmile, was a business visitor in Roseburg for a few hours yesterday. Spend Day in Town Mr. and Mrs. Fred Agee and two children, of (Ireen, were visitors in this city yesterday. Visits Here From Tiller Miss Luella Radford, or Tiller, visited friends and shopped In this city Monday. . Here From Glide Willard Smith, a resident of Glide, was (a business visitor here for a short "lime Mon day afternoon. Shops and Visits Here Miss Blanche Slater, of Suthcrlin. visit ed friends and shopped in this city yesterday afternoon. Here From Canyonville Mrs. S. L. King, of Canyonville." visited friends and shopped in Roseburg yesterday afternoon. Dillard Visitor Here Mrs. A. E. Rice, of Dillard, was in town yesterday afternoon visiting with friends and shopping. Visits and Shoos Mrs. Vincent Holromb. of Oakland, visited with friends and shopped in this city yesterday afternoon. Snonde Dnv Here Lvle Hoguo Oakland school tearher. was a bus-' iness visitor in Roseburg for a short time yesterday. Transacts Business Here Tim othv Rrnwnhill. editor of the Oak land Tribune, was a business visit or in Ror.eburg yesterday. Riddle Visitors in Town T. R. Lawrence and son, Robert, of Rid dle, spent several hours here yes terday transacting business. Dixonville Visitors Here Mrs. R. V. Hatfield, of Dixonville, spent Monday afternoon in Roseburg visiting friends and Bhopplng. Melrose Teacher In Town Miss Thelma Bartholomv, principal of the Eiearose school, shopped and visited friends here yesterday. Wilbur Visitor In Town K A. Jennie, of Wilbur, transacted busi ness at the county agricultural nRent's office yesterday nfternoon. Returns to Work Georire Whnrtn'n has returned to his work at rhufcliill's Hardware store, af ter spending n week vacationing Olalla Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Croucher. of Olalla, vis ited friends and transacted busi ness in this city Monday after noon. Glide Business 1 Visitor Here Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Connlne. of Glide, were In town yesterday af ternoon visitiiiK friends and shop ping Garden Valley Couple Here Mr. and Mrs. A. S. f'huppel. of Oarden valley, were in town yesterday vis iting; friend and transacting; busi ness. . Here for Short Time Cecil Itey ers. of Canyonville, spent yester day In this city visiting his mother. Mrs. Cora Tlryers, and brother, Her bert Beyers. Return From Coast Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weber, of the Oregon bakerv. have returned here, after snendine a few days at liridge and Myrtle Point on business. Leaves for Eugene William Ilrynchuk, of the Roseburg Rich field Oil company, loft, last night for Eugene, where he will spend two- days transacting business. DR. NERBAS DtisfiST Painless Extraction Gas When Desired Pyorrhea Treated Phone 4$$ Masonic Ride. Specializing in repairing and altering men's and ladies' gar m e n t s at m o d e r ate prices. Satis faction guaranteed. tfev Joe ihe Tailor TILLIE THE TOILER C30SH. i cam-vI fenhnrs J I tell (" V,-,8K -rVVTi THAT'S "THE I I IQG ME UF ! saw cfman Lrsx- r1 -HE SHOULDMT fjT TUST PUT T VJ I SH I "l 0 THAT VWHEM IS HIM GOT COULD, ) ? J HE'S EWGAGED L OF YOUR UumW ' 1 -To HHIB. MIND, J S I Transacts Business Here E. H. Ollivant, of Camas Valley, was a business visitor in Roseburg yesterday afternoon. Return From Eugene Mr. and Mrs, Albert Kronke have returned to Roseburg, after spending a short time In Eugene as the house guest of Homer Pike and his two daugh ters. Return From Eugene Miss Rose and Miss Winnie Bitzer, Mrs. Cling enpeel and Mrs. Shrum have re turned to Roseburg. after spending a short time in Eugene visiting mends. Visiting In Grants Pass Mrs. O. D. McAllister left yesterday for Grants Pass, where she will spend a few days visiting her mother. Mrs. J. P. Martin, and brother, Clyde Martin. Spend Day in Roseburg Mrs, J. G. Harnes, of Tenmile. and daugh ter, Mrs. Stanford Buoll, of Dillard, were in town yesterday visiting tho torniors daughter,' 'Miss Blanche Barnes. To Spend Winter In Roseburg Mrs. Cora M. Beyers has arrived here from Los Angeles and will spend the winter months in Rose burg. She is the mother of Herbert Beyers of this city. Myrtle Creek Visitors Here Mrs. Fred Johnson and daughters, Miss Marlon and Miss Marjorie, of Myrtle Creek, spent yesterday af ternoon in Roseburg visiting with friends and shopping. Return to Myrtle Point Dr. Mass, Charles Harlocker, Harry Dement and L. King have returned to Myrtle Point, after stopping here on their way home from Port bind, to visit. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones for a short time. Return From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Karl Thompson and daughter, Miss Mildred, have returned here, after spending several days in Portland visiting friends and vaca tioning. Mrs. Thompson, a mem ber of the local Pacific Telephone and Telegraph office, is enjoying a two weeks' vacation. Return from California Mr. and Mrs. Grant Oshorn and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Meyers have re turned to Roseburg. after spend ing a few weeks vacationing in California. They went as far south as Los Angeles. They enioyed a trip to Catalina Island and stopped nt various points of interest in California. DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glasses 116 Jackson St. Roseburg Cabinet Shop E. S. Cockelress F. L. Cockelreaa All kinds of cabinet work Cupboard Doors. Furniture Repairing, Truck Tlodles. We sell Unson Roard and Veneer. Saw Piling a Specialty Phone 541-J 542 Fowler St. Distributed by Lang-Eugene, Inc. Eugene "Two Minds With a Single Thought" Transacts Business in Roseb"-- "Wayne liritenhnsher, of Tenmile, transacted business in this city yesterday afternoon. Here From Myrtle Creek R. 13. Strong, of Myrtle Crfek, spent sev eral hours in Roseburg yesterday transacting business. Glide Business Visitor Here John Alexander, Glide merchant, was a business visitor in this city yesterday afternoon. Camas Vallija Rancher Here A. W. Oieler, of Camas Valley, spent Mondr.y atlernoon In this city transacting business. Visitlno Sister Here Miss Mar garet Wilcox, of Medrord, is the houso guest of her sister nrifl brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Uef bert Beyers, of Roseburg, for a short time. John R. Kelly r SHEET METAL WORK8 Heating and Ventilating If It can be made of Sheet Metal We Can Make It. 444 N. Jackson St. Phone 460 ROSE3URG. 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They must bo sh art, not more than two or tlireo words lit length, and easy to remember. Print u:!ftcsied name for policy on sheet of papvr, placing yot r name and address In urp.-r left hand corner. Ad dress envelope! Name ConlcM, OreHon Mutual l.lfc Insurance Co., 11th and Alder Sis., Portland, Oregon. No policy ever written fits the needs of the average family better. Let's get a name that sums up these great pro tective features! Send for booklet . and put on your thinking cap! Win that $250 cash prize! L B E" E IXSIJKAXClj CO. The Only Mutual Life Insurance Company West of the Rockies MAIL THIS OREGON MfTl'AL MI-'K INSURANCE CO. tpt. . Illli i-.d AWcr SirpMs. P'Ulbnd, Oreum. I want to rmcr name conU it. Picnic send me booklet Wllnf more about your new potTcr. Here From Drain Glenn Coons, of Drain, transacted business in this city yesterday afternoon. Business Visitor Theodore For- cler, of Glide, transacted business In Roseburg for a short time yes terday. Mr. Winniford in Town John Wlnniford, of Wilbur, transacted business in this city for several hours yesterday. Transacts Business Here II, O. Lindke, of Sutherlin, spent a Hhort time here yesterday attending to business affairs. Hoaglin Visitor Here Charles Iilack. of HnaKtlu, transacted busi ness here for a short time Monday afternoon. Dixonville Visitor in Town Tier man Oden. of Dixonville, was a businesa visitor in this city Mon day afternoon. Sandy Creek Kebideni Here Clarence Dick, of Sandy creek, was a business visitor in Roseburg yes terday afternoon. Former Resident Here .Tnmes W. Draper, formerly of Roseburg, now residing on a ranch near Camas Valley, was a business vis itor In this city yesterday. Accepts Position Here Est on Lough has accepted a position as barber in the Grand bnrher shop owned by I. Doucette. Mr. Lough, a former Itosehurg resident, bn been spending the past few months in Seattle. Leaves for Idaho Mrs. J. A. Pinkerton, of South Deer creek, has gone to Payette, Idaho, where she was called by tho sudden ill ness of her father, N. W. Lewis. Mr. Lewis visited in Itosehurg a month ago and is well known here. MijrHinwfimyfvpf 5 - ) one year old; and In addition 8. Puys annual "holiday or vacation check' a vernal nH $1.10.00 to $.100.00 each year while children are de pendent; and besides 6. Pays $100.00 a month to the Insured If hehecomea totallyand permanently dlnaMed before Aftc 60, and also pays all his premium deposits during this disability. r.iwnple twicJ on $10,000 pokj, age JJ, CONTEST Contestants may submit as man n times as desired, provided each name Is submitted on a separate sheet of paper, hearing the contestant's name and address. If two or more parsons submit prize winning name, prize will he divided equally among them. (In accordance with postal regulations.) Anyone, except employees of the Oregon Mutual Life Insurance Company and their families, may participate In this contest. All entries to count must be post marked not later than November 1 , 19 JO, Prize winner will be announced Decem ber I A, so successful contestant may have chtck for Christmas spending. COUPON ( - -A J Roseburg Undertaking Co Established 1901 M. E. R1TTER, Miuiagar Founded and Maintained on Efficient Service and Courtesy Ambulance Service Phone 284 Dak and Krne Sts. Visiting in Roseburg Miss Dor othy Howard, of San Francisoc, is spending several weeks in this Hunt's Most Unique tme TODAY 7" 7 Z7 III TWO WOMEN LOVED HIM BS&'S wXkSX 0ne broufh hlm tend devotion hMftt J . , ... she was content with a glance MivV )1 (Ullalkuiq ... a kindly word ... and the . lilwVI J7 other . . . passion incarnate ... 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