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i TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE.30. 1936. News of Douglas County ELKTON FXKTON, June 26 Little jiolen PwourliiKcii of HiookitiKtf U vlnlt IiiK Ht the homo of Mr. and Mrs. John Si.wytMH. Mm. Hubert CInibbe of Smith River 1ms returned home from the It. O. Thoinus Iioiikj w here ahe hits been visitinic. Air. and Mrs. H. Cooper were Eugene vifiltors Saturday. Sir. and Mra. Clyde Iteckley mo tored to Eugene Saturday. The Htute oiling crew has moved from Elk ton tp a not bur location, j Minn PeRgy O'Neil or UOHPDurg Hpenl the week-end at the Uporge Binder home. ' K, Anderson of Kelloffg was an Elkton vinilor Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bloodxoud of ilefdHport Hpetit the week-end at the J. E. HulneH home. K. Wilson of ltoebuiR vu look ing after luminemi mattei'H. til Klk ton Tuesday. Vale Cruhbe, who hatt been work ing up Smith river, in spending a few days at his home. Rev. and Mm. (larlioilln are at tending the M. K. deference. Mr. and Mra. Paul I,uvmhagtn of Scotuburg were in Klkton Monday as they were on their way to Urulu. In the night Mr. Levenhagen wuk (filled lo take Mrs. Levenhagen to Kugeue to the hospital where she watt operated on the next day. Klkton chapter No. 143, O. K. S., held Its regular meeting TuoHday evening. This wan the taut meeting until the first meeting night in September. Miss Ardel Hinder, who haH been at (iardlner for some time. Schilling (Uvor eppei tfv benefits of country estate in town. Ijrtta Is (mux aWaav Sm ram Urga oartaisa ram Ut troo d tua MmI loo a HooHrn Solda &, in l li I to a Bay otlM. Wrj y7 "I GET MY BEST MILEAGE FROM 76" 1 in visiting relatives and friends at Klkton. Frank (jorsllne went to Portland Thursday. H. L. iiossen and O. Haines were at the D. R. Wakefield home Wed nesday night. Mr. Wakefield Js very 111. Mr. and Mis. J. L. Sneed motor ed to Drain Thursday. Mr. and Mia. (). Haines were Itnaebtjrg visitors Wednesday. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Weatherly, a daughter, June 23, at North Bend. WILLIS CREEK . WILLIS CRKKK. June 2fi Mr. and Mrs. Joe Meyers and sons Dale and J Jon arrived from Los Angeles Tuesday to spend their vacation on their homeatead. Mr. Meyers expects to stay two weeks and Mrs. Meyers and children will remain longer. They are former residents of Willis Creek. Charles Shlukle and Alvtn New port spent the week-end with home folks. They are workimr at the blister rust camp near Dia mond lake. Weaver Martin and Reuben Moore have been helping in the hay for Victor Phipps the last few days. Mrs. Telford and daughter Bes sie and Grant J'relinll of Eugene visited last week with the Alton Ulee family. The annual school election was held Monday, the 1Mb, at the Wil lis Creek school house. Vera Rice was reelected clerk and Da Ilia I'hipps was reelected director. George Stephen has been help ing Rice brothers put up hay the past week. Myrtle Creek school closed last Friday, and Htnlla and Kva New port returned to t heir home on Willis creek. They have been living In Myrtle Creek and going to school the past year. . ; Edward Newton Is working for Clarence Cluster on Rice creek. They are getting out piling. Johnnie Loser of Rose burg visit ed at the Alton Rice home Tues day evening. Mrs. H. W, Varnum of Dlllard visited Sunday with her daughters of Willis Creek. Mib. Victor Phipps and Mis. R. L. Moure. KJitite a number of the people' from Willis Creek attended the salmon bake at Umpuua park Sun day. ''': '.' '( J. - I Dale Mooro; and Hoy Rice spout i last week at what la known as the i Culver runch at, the head of, Rice j creek. ; ' t t i AZALEA AZALtiA, June 2'J.-Hr. and Mrs. Floyd Hull of Portland spent last weuH here visiting ut tba home of t lie former's rather, Mark Hull, and ilaunt and uncle, Mr. and, Mrs. Johnny Ogdou. J . Mr. and Mrs. W. H. F.llinKMVorth of Portland visited Monday with Rolllu Johns. Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Williams and daughters, Irene and Joan, nf Uosuburg, were Sunday dinner guests at the CImi.ip Johns home. Walter Tanner has returned to his homo hero after upending tho past couple of weeks vifiting his son-in-law and dnughtr.r, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ililklo, of Independ ence. ' Mr. ami Mrs. I.eland Honer of Phoenix, Arizona, visited Sunday, evening with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Johns, en route lo Kugune where they will visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holier and brother. Junior. Mr. Hotter la a former resident here. Word was received hero of tho birth of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hull of Khiniath FaJIs. Mr. and Mrs. .If 111 Warren mnde JyJI 1 gaSol.neJ HIGHER QUALITY ANTI-KNOCK IEA0ER a business trip to Rose burg Thurs day. Hoy Condray of Marsbfloid visit ed Wednesday evening and Thurs day with his brother and sister- in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Or Condray, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Johns were in Hoseburg Wednesday where Mr. Johns had dentaV work done. Mr. and Mrs. Cloul Countryman and baby, Barbara Jean, of Spo kane, Washington, and tho la tor's mother and sister, Mrs. Sadie Hud low and Miss Viola Hudlow, visit ed Wednesday with Mrs. Hudlow's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mis. Champ Johns. Mrs. Ora Condray, Jr., aiic daughter, Coleen, visited Thurs day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Worthiiifftcm, of Days Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Ogdcn, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hull of Portland, and Mark Hull spent several days last week at Klamath Falls where they visited the latter'u son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hull. Arch-ie Shurp and daughter. Dorothy and niece, Irc.io, of M af ford, spent Tuesday and Wednes day here on business and visiting friends. The Sharps are former residents here, having formerly owned the Aznlea hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stark of Sacramento are here viuftlng rela tives this week. Mrs. Leon Clare and sons, who have been visiting in San Diego i for the past two months returned i to their home here the last of tho week. j Lester Harher of Yaklnm. Wash- : Ington, was here visiting his aunt, I Mury ifootli. CANYONVILLE CANYONVILLE, Juno 29. Pe rllla Knight, who spent the past month ut Diamond lake, is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George McClune. Mr. and Mis. Olen Dodge and daughters. Jeanette and Hetty, of Chicago, 111., are here to spend the summer months at their camp ground, Dodge Inn, north of Can yonvlllo. Mr. and Mrs. (Jrover Sumner, nccompnnled by J. T. Sumner, of Kugene visited nt the hoine of J. L. and Luther Hodges at their home at Orchard Valley Sunday. J. X. Sumner is the son-in-law of J. L. Hodges. Mr. and Mrs. Doran McKce of Junction City visited nt the John Pin ker home during the week-end. William McDowoll, nf Hoseburg, stopped hero whilo enroute to Dia mond lake where he Is employed during the summer moulds. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hawks, (sit ed friends here nt the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Hawks sent the winter months nt tho Diamond lake resort. They are now enroute to Idaho where they will Bpend the summer months on the Salmon river. Mr. und Mrs. fliarles Young and family wore Itoseburg visitors Tuesday. Miss Lois DoVore Is reported to he Improving rapidly nt Mercy hospital after an operation. CALL FOR BIOS Wanted by V. H. No. 8 and Con solidated District 41 bids for bus transportation of pupils from Doug ius Dulley's gate to school house and return. State make und kind of car. Number of pupils 20 or uu der. Number of miles about 12. Hoard reserves right to accept or reject any and all bids, lllds to he in by 1 or 1:30 p. m July 6, l'.Kll). Meeting will he held at schoolhouso July 6 at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. M. A. Pyrits, Reedsport, Ore., Clerk L'.. H. No. 8. FOR RENT 4-rnom modern bouse. Garage. 7'JO Winchester St -Adv. THOUSANDS of motorists say ilicy get their best mileage from 76 and along with mileage enjoy top anti-knock perform, sncc, extra flexibility, power ami acceleration. That's because we have made 76, always known for its higher anti-knock quality, an even tetter gasoline. Test 76 in your own car. Check its mileage. Compare it with any gasoline you have ever used. UNION OIL COMPANY MYRTLE CREEK MYRTLE CRKKK, June 30. At the school elections laAl week the outlying iliatrlcts elected f flcers as follows: Jones school, Vint Weaver, director for three years, to succeed himself; Mrs. Lu cille Bryant, clerk, succeeding J, U. Michaels, who is retiring on ac count of poor health. The Jones district by good business methods, has greatly reduced the debt In curred when their schoolhouse was built about 10 years ugo. The Ce-1 dar Grove district re-elected Mrs. J Ferry Kdwards for director for three years, and Perry Kdwards, clerk. The Buck Fork school el ected two directors, V. C. Uunnn- vln, three yearn; flam Carson, two years; Mrs. Alta Conley, clerk. A tax of 220 was voted for school maintenance. On South Myrlle C. M. Potter was re-elected director for three years and I'rerl 1'otler re-elected clerk. Transportation of pupils from west end of the district was voted and a three-mill tax for ex penses. This district is out of debt. M. Sharp, who arrived recently from Palo Cfdro, Calif., is settled In his new homo on East Broad way, where Or. and Mrs. A. J. Hen dry formerly lived. Miss Dorothy English returned to her home In Oakland, Thursday after a week spent in visitinir with old friends In Myrtle Creek. Dur ing her stay here she was a house guest at the Abbott home. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Rice enjoyed ! a visit with Mr. Hlce's sister and brother-in-law at Ycrnonlu, lust week, and while there made some interesting side-trips. A visit to the big llnnnevllln dam and over the beautiful Columbia river high way, then to Astoria and Seaside, and home by way of tho Coast hlghwuy, made a very worthwhile vacation jaunt. GLENDALE GLKNDALE, Ore., June 30. Miss Dorothy Moore, of Riddle, has been visiting the past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lewis. Mrs. Ame Wampole and son. Hoy, of Itoseburg, who have been visiting nt the home of Gilbert Ol son tho past week, returned to their home .Sunday. Albert Jones and daughter, Cath erine, returned to their homo In Medford Saturday, after visiting Mr. Jones' parents, Mr. anil Mrs. Josiuh Jones, for several days. Mrs. W. K. Tate, who has been visiting her brother and family, B. C. Huntington, returned to her home In Newbttrg Saturday Mrs. W. R. Stevenson and daughter, Dorene. und Mrs. W. s. I Price and children spent Friday In I Jleilford. jir. and Mrs. George Kellogg and Miss Mary Dell Ueddes, of Rose-1 Mrs. Maggie Ailenbaugh, of Caliior- burg, und l.eslio Holt, of Sanjnia. arrived here fliTs week. Mr. Diego, were week-end guests' of Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg will remain here and Mrs. Francis Nelson. until November und stay with Mr. und Mrs. Walker Pllrvine their son. George. Continuous distilling experience since 1892 and the tremendous production of four of America s largest distilleries, enable I he American Distilling Co. to bring to you low prices, quality products of . . . THE AMERICAN iril ujj boiJrbojH r T STRAIGHT JjlliySHXi E I ' ' RYE HLISKEV "I UtAiAu-l' AMERICAN PIPING ROCK Ke .i4W IONGWO0O SS-ui !HK RUM MRIOCJL nSnl 7ne DU . YV brand I Hm for refreshing 3 gg SUMMER DRINKS straight THE AMERICAN 1 Bourbon whiskey DISTILLING CO. rJw .1" established and incor. 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Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stonaker. Mrs. Nettie Hanan and Mrs. Lloyd Wise attended the birthday party of the Kastern Star at Oakland Thursday evening. Robert Hooth visited relatives in Eugene Tuesday. Loren Forbes is visiting his sis ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Oogl In Albany this week. Mrs. Martin and Miss Joy Ro berta visited friends in Eugene Thursday. Jay Hun tin Eton was re-elected AH director nf lit linn hltrh alinnl ut the annual election, held Monday, June 22. Mr. and Mrs. William Castor and Mrs. Ervin Mice visited relatives in Portland over the week-end. Misses Nancy and Lee Madden und Mr. Madden spout tho week end visiting friends in Reedsport. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Mechler and daughter, Mrs. Grace Lentsch en joyed a dav'B OUtlne nt rinrounn I Sunday. I Mrs. Tom Hamilton returned home Thursday from a few days' visit with her sister In Cottage I Grove. Tom Hamilton and Bill Turpin j left Tuesday for Glendale where lliey have employment. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Castor of Portland visited nt the Julian Thiele home Sunday. Miss Shirley Sefton left Sunday tor a month's visit with her grand parents, Mr. and Mi's. Fred Sefton Sr., In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Sefton motored down to Yoncalla after her, and enjoyed a few days' visit before returning home. Walter Record and Mr. and Mrs. Dclmar Record motored to New port Friday. Mrs. Walter Record returned home with them, after visiting there for several days. Mrs. Maude Adums and Miss Margaret Adums of Berkeley, Calif ire visiting ut the Erwill Hire home in Hlce vallev. DISTILLING CO SUTHERLIN SUTHKRL1N, June 30. Mrs. Leta Comstock Young of Seattle is visiting relatives for a short time. Mrs. Young is head nurse at a Be attle hospital. Rev. Stearns Cushin'g Jr., and Mrs. Cunning were In Salem over the week-end. Miss Alberta Short, who Is on a vacation from St. Joseph's hos pital, at Tacoma, visited Sunday afternoon in Sutherlin. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Short of Wilbur. Elvira Wofford, Eva and Anita Davidson, and Verlie Gildersleeve lert Saturday to attend the Fir Point conference at Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hartley took the four girls In their car. They ex pect to be gone about a week. Mr. and Mrs. Hartley returned in the afternoon. Mrs. Addle Paxton, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Jessie, ar rived here rrom Portland, where Jessie attended business college during the winter. They are visit ing Mrs. Eliza Ridgeway, who is convalescing from an operation performed in Eugene several weekf ago. Mrs. Paxton and her daughter will visit several days with Mrs. Ridgeway. Miss Kathleen Ross, student at Llnfield college at McMlnnville, and her brother, Donald Ross, stu dent at tho University of Washing ton. Seattle, arrived' here to spend their summer vacation with their mother, Mrs. Mabel Ross, at her home east of town. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kennedy and son, Hilary,' of Reedsport, spent the week-end visiting the purcnts of Mrs. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brauniger. ' Word has been received here that Marvin Fisher has accepted a position for the summer at the quarantine station, Dlythe, Calif., near tne Arizona border. Gerald Dalrymple is taking the place of Jim Harding at tho Cobb Urol hers plant, while Mr. Harding is at the national guard camp for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ulrlch of Sa lem, spent Sunday with their son-in-law and daughter, Rev. and MrS; Stearns Gushing Jr. Mrs. George Duke and son ar rived here from San Francisco Monday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Slater of Rnsehurg, and W. D; Duke of Sutherlin. They ex pect to go to Seattle this week to visit Mrs. Duke's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curly. Geo. Duke will arrive here in a short time and join his wife and son in Seattle, later. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. McGreedy of San Francisco accompanied by Mrs. Gulls visited the home of Mr. . 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