THREE
LOCAL SOCIETY TQ
Oakland Visitor Here Carlton
Goft of Oakland' spent Wednesday
In this city transacting business.
Mr. Roadman Is Visitor A. L.
Roadman, of Umpqua, was a busi
ness visitor in this city yesterday.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1 930.
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Local News
Dlllard Visitor In Town Tt. B.
Spackrnan, of Dlllard, was a busi
ness visitor in this city yesterday.
Here on Business S. A. Saylor
of Canyonville was in town yes
terday afternoon transacting busi
ness. Tiller Business Vistor Isadore
Rondeau, of Tiiler, spent Wed
nesday in this city transacting
business.
Days Creek Teacher Here Vic
tor Phelps, Days rrek teachehr,
wafl in town yesterday transacting
business. ,
Mr. Rathkey in Town J. J.
Ttathkey of Melrose was a business
visitor in this city yesterday after
noon. Wilbur Business Visitor Here
W. E. Godsey of Wilbur was in
town yesterday transacting busi-
Transacts Business Here F.
O.jUVoodhouse, of Melrose, was in
this city yesterday transacting
business.
Transacts Business 'Here T.
13. Busenhark of Melrose was a
business visitor in this city yes
terday. Dlxonvllle Visitor In Town Dr.
Charles Hagar, of Dixonville, was
in town Wednesday transacting
business..
Visitor From DreW Ous Back
man, of Drew, was in town yester
day afternoon transacting busi
ness Working for New Laundry H.
M. Sears.';of this citv. has accent
ed n posiilon with tho New Ser
vice laundry-
Here From Days Creek O. C.
Hill, orincipnl of the Davs Creek
school, was a business visitor in
this city yesterday.
Shops in Roseburg Mls Myra
Kamn. of TJmpqua. 'spent Wednes
day afternoon In this city visiting
friends and shopping.
Here From Umoqua Mrs. Rov
Kdwnrda of TTmnoua visited with
friend and shonned In this city
yesterday afternoon.
Admitted to Hospital Mrs. P. K.
Foster, of ttis citv. has ben nd
mlttfid to Roseburg General hos
pital for medical treatment.
Spendlnq Felw Davs In Portland
Ill's. K. H. Slnnln'thn. nf'TMs citv.
Is Bneu'lln" ft fw dnvs tlilq week
Jn Portland visiting friends.
Melrose Visitor In Town Oenrce
Andeso". nromlnent truck ernnlen
pr nf Mft'fl, was n business
visitor in this citv yesterday.
Transact Busl" Here Mr.
and rs. N. Ti. Fisher and douh
ter. Miss Norma .Tovce. nf Kellev's
corner were business visitors here
yesterday1.
Melrose Couple He Mr. and
Mr. Frank Gnnd of Melrose were
in s-r.toriHv aftemnnn vUlt-
jnc friends and transacting busi
ness. -
Euqene Attorney Here C. A.
Wlntnrfier. prominent Euerene at
torney, wns a business visitor at
the Dmurlas conntv courthouse
Wednesday afternoon. i
SpenHs Oay in ToVn iMrs. Rnd
nev Knott and rtniehter M'sr
Bettv Belle, of Round Prntrle
pnent ypoterdnv In th(s citv shon
pin' nr'i visiting H'e former's
mother, Mrs. D. Y. Allison.
Return From Portland T. R
Parker, of the Dnuclnq connlv ag
ricultural nirent's office, hes re
turned to Pnsphurir. after snendtnr
a week in Portlnnd. wl'ore be bid
charee of one of the Douglas
county exhlhlls.
Vliltlnn In Rosebi"" Tlamld
Fnrrts. of D""smnlr fillf 'ir.
mfrtv an enlovee of the Cal'for-Tila-Orecon
Power romran" office
fterp. tq pnending e few rtv In
this ct'v visiting Mends nnd look
ing after business Interests.
Return From Euqene Mrs. Wll
nom n0u M-s. A. C ntfirsters
-, xir t ntt r. Arthur Aus
tin and M. T,. Knhlhmren he
returned tn ther homes I" this citv
f(n ennmllnv o dnV In F.'eno pt.
tondln? Federation of Woman's
club meetings.
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and let us bring you lasting relief. Our
methods are modern and our prices are
low,
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DR. NERBAS, Dentist
MASONIC BLDG. PHONE 488
' Here on Businecs Andrew Ja
coby, of Lookingglass, was in town
on business Wednesday afternoon.
Glide Visitor In Town E. J.
Chicoene, of Glide, was a business
visitor in this city Wednesday.
Marshfield Visitor Here G. R.
W. Ingram, of Marshfield, was a
business visitor in this city yester
day. Here From Melrose Henry
Bailey, of Melrose, spent Wednes
day in Roseburg transacting busi
ness. '
Sutherlln Visitor Here W. D.I
Duke, of Sutherlin, was a business!
visitor in tills city Wednesday af
ternoon. Mr. Fisher Is Visitor Roy Fish
er, of Oakland, spent Wednesday
in Roseburg attending to business
affairs.
Here From South Deer Creek
Thomas Melton, of South Deer
creek, was a business visitor in this
city yesterday.
Reedsport Visitor In Town Rus
sell J. Hubbard, of Reedsport,
transacted business In this city
Wednesday.
Oakland Doctor In Town Dr.
B. J Devore. of Oakland, was a
business visitor in this city yes
terday. .
Reedsport Visitor Here C. F.
Douglas of Reedsport. was a busi
ness visitor in this city yesterday
afternoon.
Here From Tiller P. T,. Thom
as of Tiller 8nent Wednesday in
this city attending to business af
fairs. Spends Day In Roseburo A. O.
Hartley, mail cnrrler at Sutherlin.
spent Wednesday In this city
transacting business.
Spends Dav ShoDpinct Here
Mrs. George Nenl, of Glide, spent
Wednesday in Roseburg shopping
and visiting friends.
Here From Looklnqqlass Ben
Tacoby. of Looklngelass. was in
town yesterday nfternoon attend
ing to business affairs.
Oakland Couole In Town Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Fortln. nf Oakland.
were huslne'S visitors In this city
yesterday afternoon.
Here From Camas Valley
Thomas Pleural, of Camas Vallev,
spent a short, lime here yesterday
transacting business.
Rond Day In Roseburq Mr.
nnd Mrs. R. Grav nf Onkland were
(n Roseburg yesterday v'Rltlng
friends and transacting business.
Return From Eunene Mrs. Aler
nnder Mulrden and Miss Naomi
Scott have returned to this city
after spending a day In Eugene.
rtaklsnri Couole In Town Mr.
nnd V's. Clarence Gnff of Oaldnnrt
in tn"-n vesterday afternoon
visiting friends and transacting
business.
Wil" r.rek Tachr Here
Mro. Ml'drel Nokes. Wills creek
school tencher. was In town ves
torday visiting friends and shop
nlng. Melrose Visitors Here Mrs.
CHnrleq rVflqrqtrnm and Mrs.
Tl-omns Wrd. of Melrose visited
fftendq nnd 'honned In thiB city
Wednesday afternoon.
Union Pacific Man Here A. W.
Baker, nf the Union Pacific com
nanv with bendnuarters in TOugene.
snent Wednesday in this city
transacting business.
Visits Local Office O. L. Hard
ing, nf the Standard OH rompnnv
nf Medford. Is spending a few
davs in this citv transacting busi
ness at tho local office.
Soendinq Few Davs In Portland
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wilder and
son. Crlton. of this cltv. are spend
ing a few davs In Portland attend
ing the Pacific International Live
stock exposition.
. Will Helo Community Chest
Parker's Blue Blowers dance or
chestra members are sponsoring a
"-asmierade Hallow-e'en danee at
XTmnqua nnrk navlllon on Frld"
night. Pprt of the nroreedq w'll
he given bv the orchestra lo the
community chest.
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Transacts Business Here W.
Tollis, of Hoaglin, was a business
visitor in this city Wednesday.
Mr. Busenbark In Town Royce
Busenbark. transacted business in
this city Wednesday afternoon.
Tenmlle Visitor in City F. H.
Albro, of Tenmlle, was a business
visitor in this, city yesterday aft
ernoon. Anchor Visitor Here Charles
Olinghouse, of Anchor, transacted
business in this city yesterday aft
ernoon. Spendlnq Few Days In Portland
Miss Elizabeth Parrott. of this
city, is spending a few days this
week in Portland visiting friends
and attending the Pacific Interna
tional Livestock exposition.
Return to Marshfield Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Davis nnd children, Miss
Helen and Richard, have returned
tq their homo in. Marshfield Jitter
Bpending 8 short time in this citv
as the house guests of Mr. Davis1
sister' and brother-in-law, Dr. and
Mrs. H. C. Church.
Returns From California Mrs.
J. F Bvrd has returned to tills
city after spending the past two
weeks In Ins Apireles, California,
with Mrs. R. R. Shoun. who went
to California for medical treat
ment. Rev. Mr. Shoun left last
Rundav for T.os Angeles to be with
his wife. She Is reported to be
Improving in health.
Expected Here Today Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Nitllngcr and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Blanchard are ex
pected to arrive in this city today
to spend a short time s the house
meats of Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Church
Thev are returning to their home
In Santa Monica. California, after
snendlng the nasi, two weeks In
Portland as the house guests of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Dean Vincent. Thev
pnent the first of October at Circle
H" ranch on the North umpqua.
where they enjoyed a week's out
ing.
Foremost in the Field
Oregon City All-Wool
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These are unquestionably the highest quality blankets that
can be purchased. Extra coverings are a- winter necessity,
and for warmth and long wear you should demand an
Oregon City All-Wool Blanket.
SEE OUR STOCK. TODAY 1
Jersey Suits
We have just received a
new shipment of these in
expensive, 3 piece suits.
They are just right for the
cold weather all-wool
material. We have a va
riety of the latest shades.
I. ABRAHAM
THE SILK STORE
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Melrose Visitor Here Lawrence
Goodbourne, of Melrose, spent yes
terday In. this city transacting
business.
Hero From Myrtle Creek H. M.
Shirtcliff, of Myrtle Creek, was a
business visitor in this city Wed
nesday afternoon.
Spends Day In Town Mrs. E.
Edman, of Camas Valley, spent
several hours here yesterday visit
ing friends and shopping.
Shops and Visits Here Mrs. A.
S. Chappie, of Happy valley, visit
ed friends and shopped in" this
city Wednesday afternoon.
Hoaglin People In Town Mrs. A.
W. Lundy and Mrs. J. V. O'Mara.
at Hoaglin, visited friends and
shopped in this city yesterday. .
Oakland People in Town Mr.
nnd Mrs. Isaac Flanary. Mr. and
Mrs. -O. Green and E. O. Hennlnger.
,$11 .residents of Oakland, were-in
'town yesterday vlslllng friends and
transacting business.
Fractures Arm In Fall Daniel,
small son of Mr. and Mrs. D. L.
Nelderhelser. of Anchor, was
brought to Roseburg yesterday for
medical aid. While riding a horse
yesterday morning, he wns thrown
and received a fractured lett arm.
Moves to Klamath Falls George
Frisbe has resigned as night clerk
at Hotel Umpmia and gone to Kla
math Falls, whero he has accent
ed the night clerk nosltion In the
Elk hotel. E. R. Walton, of this
city, has taken the night shift at
the Umpqua holel.
Goes to Portland Dr. and Mrs.
CharleB A. Edwards, nf this city,
left yesterdav for Portland to at
tend the annual conference of
Women's Home Missionary so
cieties. The conference is being
held In the New Helen Mnnloy hall
at Portland Settlement. Mrs. Ed
wards is to make the opening ad
dress. Yard Goods
Many colors and designs
in both silk and wool ma
terial. Look over our dis
play for your choice, and
then you can make just
the dress you want at
home.
Here From Dlxonvllle James
Dixon, of DIDxonvllle, was a busi
ness visitor in this city Wednesday
afternoon.
Returns to Portland 1. A. Dcnn,
formerly of this city, Btopped here
for a few hours Wednesduy on his
return to Portland from Medforu.
Glide Visitors In Town Mr.
and Mrs. Albert DeBernardi. of
Glide, were in Roseburg Wednes
day visiting friends and transact
ing business.
Will Have Hallowe'en Social
The Junior Epworth society of the
South Methodist church will spon
sor a Hallowe'en social on Friday
night, October 31, from 7:00 to
9100 o'clock.
GARDINER WATER CO.
AFFECTED BY ORDER
, ! i . (AMOclntod Vrcu Lriumi Win))
' SALEM, Ore., Oct. 30 An or-'
der of the public service commis
sion today requires a number of
water utilities in Oregon to desist
from making a service charge to
patrons for installing pipes from
mains to private properly lines
am) for installing meters and meter
boxes. Among the firms affected
by the order is the Gardiner water
works, Gardiner, Douglas couuty.
BORN
EMERSON To Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Emmerson. of this city, at
Mercy hospital, Tuesday, October
28th, a daughter.
Golden Syrup
a favorite with children
Every youngster wants plenty of this delicious
Golden Syrup on waffles and pancakes. Let
them have all they ask for. Physicians say it gives
them the sugar they need In its most digestible form.
They are glad to recommend Staley's Golden blend
' because of its purity, clearness and uniform quality.
It's surprisingly inexpensive. ,
I Bill Heir
huky'i Hatter TMtndtr
This Golden Syrup is t special blend that
Hill Mcer learned in the Old South. He selects
all the ingredients with extra care, A sample
from each batch must pass the test of his
educated palate st each step in its making.
Staley's Golden
Syrup comes in the
Blub can
Formation of a eiinmber Music
society to sponsor a Ifliial appear
ance of the Neah-Kab-Ni9 string
quartette in Roseburg November
24 is heinic sponsored by Mrs. C.
S. Heluline, assisted by other mu
sic instructors and music lovers
of the city. This quartette appear
ed in Roseburg at Mrs. Helnline's
home last year, and was greatly
appreciated.
The plan Is to create a society of
from 100 to 200 members, each of
whoT,.wj,U i;a.y. a. membership fee,
which wllfentitle them to bring a
specified number -of guests to the
concert. These details will depend
largely upon the number of mem
hen secured in the society, which
will sponsor, It is expected several
music eventB, but particularly the
string quartette.
This organlintion, which Is com
posed of Suale Fennell Pipes, first
violin; Hubert Sorenson, second
violin; Alexander Vdovln, viola,
and Michel Penha, vlolincello, is
one of the very few groups In this
country which, through endow
ment, Is able to devote Itself ex
clusively to the preparation and
performance of chamber music.
Tho endowment Is provided by
a wealthy woman of Los Angeles,
who has provided funds to support
several such organizations. The
members of the quartette spend
their entire summers and early fall
at Neah-Kah-Nle, Oregon, in strict
adherence to a rigid program of
practice and rehearsal in prepara
tion for their concert season.
BISHOP CANNON'S
CONDITION WORSE
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30. Bishop
James Cannon Jr., of the Methodist
Episcopal church, South, who went
to a hospital last week for treat
ment, today had taken a "slight
change for the worse."
His physician. Dr. R. Lvtnan
Sexton, said inflammatory arthritis
had spread from the blshop'B right
foot to his right hand and left foot
and knee, "giving cause for some
concern." The ailment is very
painful, the doctor added.
DR. NERBAS
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Pyorrhea Treated
Phone 488 MaBonlc Bldg,
DRUQLE8S HEALTH CENTER
Mineral Vapor Baths
, Chiropractor
821 ;osb Phone. 491
"Complete Health 8erv'e"
For City Treasurer
Vote X 46
Thomas J. (Tom) Brown
An efficient and careful hand.
ling of city funds promised.
This Pure
3 other flavors
blended by Bill Heer
Crystal White
(rid lab,!)
MaPLI FLAV3RRD
(ireen labii)
SOROHUH FLAVORED
(brown labil)
For the
Football
Games
Fall, the coat that we recommend
is the Ramble Knit topcoat that
lord Rochester has fashioned for
Michaels-Stern.
It is warm, yet light-weight.
It is stylish, yet comfortable. It
is smart, yet reasonably priced.
Ramble Knit topcoats are of
fered in the newest Fall colorings.
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WILDER &
The Community Chest
Masquerade Dance
AT TENMILE
Saturday, November 1
M...:. L... f ..J t-i;. Fivn Morrv Vagabonds
IIIUDIV. uj Adaiij
Prize will be given
Tickets 50c
Hunt's INDIAN Theatre
Jhoound
Straidlw
oath
MARY LAWLOR.
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