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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 14. 1936.
News of Douglas County
CAMAS VALLEY
- CAM A3 VAM-KY. July Hi - Mr.
and Mrs. It. C. HuiiiiiiKtim ucul
9iiiull duijfcliiHr Uiiiit'tL- of iJleii
dule awl ih Mm iner t uepht'W,
Wuynii Tale, of Newborn, called uu
tJKiHlH in Hie vulli-y I'ri'luy while
on tlieir wuy to JJanclim lo hih-jkI
tii i-oiuiii.
Mitts limhil I'ornyllii'. who haw
fat't'ii wuri;iiif at Cook Junctiou
BilllU SCllUol dOtU'fi, CUIIll 'i'niMH-
ihiy to Hpfiul u tew wi'uku line
uuhIbiIiik Mi.hu hois Ann Uichter
in her lunch room.
Th A. 1J. Church furnily was
pleawantly nuririei onu day lut
week by a visit from Mr. Church'n
uncle and aunt, Mr. mid Mrs. (ico.
Kv' its of Milwaukee, W'iscoiiHiu.
Mr. and Mih. Alhi'i t Kvi;riM oi 'J'eii-
mill?, Mrs. JvJ Kvr.ru and two
daughters of 'ilide, and Miss Con
tjliinco Evmts of J'oiilauil, rHn
Uvea of Mr. und Mrs. (Jen. KvoriH,
also spent tliu day at the Church
'home.
Mr. und Mrs. CIiuiIuh I'ulli-ii and
family of Kiverioii, Coos county,
spent die Kourth hem with Mrs
tl'uifu'n taiher, Je.isti Kltkemliill,
und other relatives.
Clinton Allien on of Uohi'Imhk
'visited liis father, Claude Atliettoti
illm Fourth.
' Miss Kniiiia Jiakor of KJnilta.
. I.anu county, iu visiting Helen and
; Klizube.h Church.
. .Miss VVihiia Murtiudale Is al
home- iiain alter working for sev
eral months In ItosebuiK-
Mr. and .Mrs. Lee Alooru ami two
children uf rower a Kpent the
; Fourth and Humlay heie ut the
-lioiiio of the foriiHii'y lather, Wil
liam Mooru.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Church und
!koii from Hock creek and Mr. and
Mrs. Klzu Clayton and sou or iJil
'lard visited at I lie A. 11. ClMireh
.home July Fourth.
J Mr. ami Mrs. Dave Thrush und
-two children of Kj(iie Itiver und
; Mr. and Mrs. Emory Thrush und
two children from near Kiixene
Kpent the Fourth and Sunday with
Mr. und Mrs. E. 11. Thrutih in Up
per Camas.
; Mr. und Mrs. ilerl Newly went
lo Tiller to enjoy Dm rodeo und
, celebration I here.
.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Church und
; family, Natulan Coon and children
und Hon and Virginia Coon return
ed home from Klamath Falls late
Sunday evening. Mr, and Mrs.
. Church Isited lor a short time
; on their way home hi Portland
with Mr. Chuich's hrother-iiilaw
t and sister, Mr. und Mrs. Ijoren
- Nokos.
J Mr. nud Mis, I.evsln Krown of
. Murshfield spent the Fourth here
With relatives.
; Mr. und Mrs. Oran Hlandley and
two children w ent to Kuene ! rl
, ilaV where they celehraled tho
Fourth und vlstied with Air. ami
Mrs. tleue Km ker, a sister and
hroiher-ln-law uf Mrs. Standley.
'They spe-ut Sunduy ut . AIuKimixIh
with unuther sister ami iHinily, Mr.
and Mrs. (iuil JJurkur, reuunliiM
home late Sunday evening.
; Mrs. Ji. L. Jtichter and daiiKhter
. I.oid Ann left early Sunday triuin-
Int: for i'mlhind to spend j-cvmjuI
days attending to business mat
tets. Mis.-ies .Mildred Idck und Ah
bie Lawson went with ili'-m alier
having spent the last lo and a
hall wecKs hen visitiuK their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. It W. Inch and
Air. and Mrs. 1. U. Lawsou,
Will red Hi own, Lewis Hiown und
Mainaiet Hiown went to Dixon
ville on business .Saturday alter
noon.
Sally lirown of KouebuiK spent
Sunday visit no,' with Wilma. .Wur
tiudule. o
RIDDLE
ltIltl)l,K, July 11. Mr. and Mrs.
ISertei i'ord ami iv.o cliiiurun of
hindsuy. Cat., ure sptndhiK sever
al weens I. en; viaitlnii at lue home
of Mrs. Ford's father, i). A. Jlou-
Frvia Kamn; who 1h employed
wilu tnu i.cC near Iteedsporl, was
a visitor over tho week-end here
at the home of hU mother, Mih.
Claude fthplle.
Fred Hall and (J. V. London left
for I'orliand the Hist ol the week
wiieie they were called on the fed
eial Kiaud Jury.
Mr. und Mrs. Vein MeCIll und
three clilhlren, I'iva, lOrnle and
Vernlo of Coim river were Kuests
last week ut the home of Mr. und
Mrs. F. I Ffalf on Ash creek.
i;imer tuiues of 'I'ule lake spent
the tth hem with his family in
Missouri llottom. The family mo
tored to flandou and return Sat
urday. Mrs. Marvin Hall and sons, Her
ft oh and Fluid, Mrs. Flhert Hall
and daimhter, Hetty, Mr. and MrH.
C. L. (irant, Mrs. Finest Hiddlo.
Mrs. John Hoyer, Mr. and Mm.
Finest Primer and family were
anions Kiddle people who were at
tending to husinerjf matters and
shopping In iCosehttrK Monday.
Mrs. A. (. Johnson und sou,
Jiinmie J.ee, und Lillian l,ou.sdou
leltiiued VVedHesilay evenliiK from
Portland after a lew days' visit
Klein with friends and relatives.
Mrs. West Fraier and two daugh
ters of New York ure spending a
few" weeks here nl the home of Mr.
und Mi'H. (JeoiKe Frater.
Mrs. Helen (I. Kiddle. Miss Ade
line Stewart, .Mrs. G. K. Qulim and
.Mrs. Koy Catching of Itosebui'K
and Mrs. Will huiifthtiH und two
Kiandsona of ClatsKunie, Oregon.
motored down from itoseuurK Mon
day ulteruoon for u few hours'
visit wilh relatives here.
Mrs. Minerva Pinner and kdii.
(Men, of IJorrls, Cult.'., were over
night vhdims ill tho homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Kriiesl I'runer Monday
niKht.
Air. und Mru. Carl Cloud and fam
ily of Flma. Wash., wen. riM-ent
guests at the home of Mr. Cloud's
sister, Mrs, K. 1.. I'iatf.
.Mr. und Mru. Koy Cripps and
baby of Klainulh Falls have been
dIU(( i-elatlvt'b huru the past
week. '
Will Merrimaii of Oakland. CuL
stopped here lor a Mioi t vhdt With
retail vert. Monday. Mr. Mcrrimuu
Is a KiiriidMon of U MMain II. Khl
one or the earliest settlers In this
valley.
Miss Merlo Jo Kiddie departel
Monday for Jackson, Cul., where
she will vinit for a month ut the
homo of her Bister, Mrs. Lester
Whinny.
Mih. Krnest J'r-iier entei tainod
the thimble club ut her home near
town Thursday ufternoou.
;. O. Willis u;id sister, Mrs. Kf
fie I.i'dnerwood, and Mr. und Mrs.
Frncst Kiddle enjoyeil a motor
trip to Marshficld, Keeilsporl and
Caj diner Sunday, returning home
ihe Hauie eveuiiiB.
J'uul Cary is reported III ut his
hijino here.
Karl Kiiunie), who has been loii
lined to his bed many weeks with
compile ut ions following an attack
of nieurtlea. Is Kuiniug quite salls
tuctorfly now und is able to be out
rfide iurt of the duy.
MYRTLE CREEK
MYRTI.K CItKF.K, July 11 Mrs.
Clara flalley left Wednesday on the
ShUHU for Qiiincy, California,
where her son F-verelt is located,
lor a two ur three weeks vUlt. Mr.
Hailey is a ditch engineer out ol
Keddlf. Cullf.
they expect to spend month rest
ing und recuperating.
Airs. W. M. Chase returned Tues
day ft oin Salem where she visited
lof two days with Mr. Chano who
is iu a, hospital there following a
major operation performed the
week before.
'ihe revival meetings iu the
ChristiHU church ut Kiddle, con
ducted by C. 1. Kenney, pad tor of
the Myrtie Creek church, are Rain
ing in interest. Cp to and includ
ing Monday night ten persons had
united with the church of which
Mr. flicks Is pastor.
Mrs. F. B. Brewer has jiono to
RESTON
ItKSTOX, July 11. A school
meeting was held at the Itcbton
school house Monday, July tith, for
tho purpose of levying u special
lax for school purpuscs.
On Saturday evening. June 27th.
a farewell party was given at the
home of Mr. und Mrs. A. W. John
son in honor of Fred Kiehn. .Mr.
Kiehu left Monday for Chicugo
where ho expects to visit during
the summer months with friends
and relatives.
Miss Kuthryu MontKmery of
I.oolilnyglats will return soon from
Cenlialia, Washington, where she
has been utteiirlinj; an evungellstic
meeting for the past two weeks.
Miss Montgomery will again re
sume her work iu the Kenton Sun
day school and church hero next
Sunduy.
Mr. und Mrs. Karl Lewis of
Klamuth Fulls visited with friends
ut Kenton on the Fourth. They
are former residents of Kuseburg.
burg.
, John Clam, government trapper,
of Cuzley spent one duy here last
week attending to duties.
Several residents here attended
Ihe funerul of Mrs. Hat lie Mat
thews of Myrtle Creek last Sun
day.
Jesse Ware of Olalia was call
ing on friends al Keston Sunday.
Mr. und Mrs. Wesley Newland,
Miss 'Carmel Ncv. I.iihI and Mrs.
Lucy Jennings of Kosehuiir en
joyed an outing near the Coast
range mountains Sunday.
U unda Armour of Kosoburg wus
a guest at tho home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Johnson one day last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chus. V. Wilson
visited Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Koy tiager on Camas
mountain.
Mrs. J. M, (iiirney is enjoyinu u
pleasure trip Iu Washington. She
has been attending an evangelistic
meeting at Centralia. Washington.
Mius Vernu Johnson attended the
N. F. A. convention in Portland
last week. She will visit with
friends and relative in Portland,
Salem and Fug-.-no before returning
to her home here.
A Chevrolet pickup that looks
like new is a good buy for only
$:iii5.00. We huvo one. Hansen Mo
tor Co. Adv.
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" l . J " I jj'l-. steP' ckled cabinet with
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Vt It' v
iTrmMlUuiiiiuv in. uno ia. tmvrl
liiK us chuuffour fur Jaunts SuraKiie
of KpriitKtleld. Oregon, writfttfruni
New ) ork Clly tu Uti ut hit keen
enjoyment of the triii a a whole
:ind of the many intereriting aiKhtn
he i8 HeeiiiK. Tliev have now start-
fil ml lhf.il- ttfilll hern i:iltit u-hf-h
will eventually hring tht-m hack to I aanmiiu wneie ene will receive
Oiegon. j Ireatinents by lir. Bawyer for
Ura. A. M. Verrell and daughter BU!',re ., .. . ., ,
Ma.lan lelt Monday lor Ku8ene r UeinaD. IhH Vatkin. mail,
where they both expected to enter V'n ? hilv l"
ihe Norihwest hospiial Tuesday or ! ""; FoB)k P1"' 6 ""e-half
Wednesday for tonsil operations. I "llle eiLil. "' l',K" 00 , Nrtl
Mr. and -Mrs. Albert ilariln have M.y';tlc ,;"a.d.'. ' .u' "ow .ow"-
returned from Ashland where Mrs. I ' "iuoni, e
i.....tr. UUU iii ...hi. -I,., near l'orliand.
iism. She la much Improved." , ,'N!r.8- -s'"r'n Duncan and son
,.,.,, . , , , llilckle were guests at the Ted
J I'. Brill, who la woi ing for , snirtcliff home Monday,
the l-ipco in Portland, spent the, Tne tuwn ,, rnuntryi!lUe were
l-ounh with his family here, re-l;ldiy deflated ill population last
lurn.iiK lo his work Tuesday. 'Saturday, as most uf the people
,,,'V"; a'a , "i"; J" !" l,luwn "K,uf obeyed the. urge to "go places."
Highland, (.alif., who are visiting j ;,,,.,,. ,,, ulmost pve,.y avililable
relatives here, hit Uednesday for B weru enjoyed, not only on the
Ulack I lute, near Cottage (.rove, , ,.urth- Uu, many stayed over Sun
for a visit wllh Vis. Hi owning s uuy. The toliSl 8Ild ,11(1,llaill re.
luulher and wile. Mr. and Mrs. J. !,, claimed ihelr ,miu ol
Air. am) Airs. r.. (iould. who
acted business here Wednesday.
Dan Daniels, who has been
working In Scotts valley for the
last two months returned to bis
home in Oakland, Thursday. '
Win. Roberts, who has been vis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Ida Jones
in Clilco, Calif., all winter arrived
here this week and will visit at the
Chet Miller and Elmer Kruso home
for the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Ida Pollock and two sons,
Lavein and Ilraden Lutz of Stock
ton, Calif., are visiting at the Clara
Ambrose home for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wehtze of
Ung Deach, Wash., are visiting at
ihp Bradford homes in Shoestring.
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.Mr. ami Mrs. Andy Ilrund of
have been living here lor some
iviainain i-aus auu irna . uin ; ,,, , DG ,. (hBir (HUBhee,.
mil cnnuieii, i.euo.e, uillil auu Al- ..,). Wv,el.. , r,,lineil
vin, of Illy, visited here .Sunday
with .Mrs. Arrelia Newlon, Mrs.
Mrund's and Mr. Newton's mother.
I.enore is staying with Mrs. New-
lo their old home at ilelveiliere,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Winston
motored lo Crater lake Friday, hav
ing a very enjoyable trip. They
ton and the two younger children ,iin Jv.,,. ,i.' 1..1-,.
are visiting with their other grand-jin launch, and meeiiinr ti,,ir
parents, Mr. and Mis. Cleal V eav-. rrpn,11 Alr. and M,.8 per(.y We)b
Ji., at the lake, went to their home
in Klamath Falls and spent the
night. They rutin ned home Satur-
Mr. anil Mr;. Thomas Jameson
and son, Tom Jr., and Alisa Klhel
Anchor, of Kedwood Valley, Calif., J day
visiteu here lion, inuisi ay ot last ., he MyrB Cl.,,c)i s(.hon, ,lisll.lL.i
week until Monday with the Ly wiM m.t.ive S2B5 r inll,rTO: ,n0,ley
man laly amily. The Janiesons lha ,, flum . s.ale ,
and Mr. and Mrs. 1-. ton Daly and lim.iM B,.nu lvml w.lk.h wag cre.
.. A. Daly spent the fourth "lialed from the sale of" stale school
llatllegiound. Washinglon wijli' hlIlUsr anU ls dlatrlliute.1 per capita
relal ves. Mrs. - "nies",. is .Mr.,t() lhe pl , ()f , 1 ,
Duly and children visited Mrs.' Istuc
Daly's ninlher. Mrs. O. K. McCur
tain. at Talent. .Mrs. McCurtaln
coming to Myrtle Creek wllh them
visit of a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Al. Dailey bad
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VONCAI.I.A, July 11. Hex Ap-pit-gate
of rtosebllig is visiting at
us guests one day last week Mr. j 'he Gus Peret home lor a few days,
and .Mrs. .Maddick of Molilalia. The Mr. ISulloy, of Oakrhlgo, visited
Maddicks were friends and neigh- at the llradtord home ill Shoe-
inns of Ihe Daileys some eurs ago I siring, Wriliiesday.
in Arizona. They were on their Ward Cuiiiiuings, coacli of the
way to I'lorence, (Jrcgoii, where Junior Legion baseball team trans-
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