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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGOM. TUESDAY, AUGUST 25. 1934. ; MELROSE . MKl-noSE, Auk. 22. Mr. and Mr. Neilson anil Umir son mill Mr. Axel i'eiii'soii left last Wed nesday by auto for North iJukola. The Neilson family will visit at their old hotaie In New England, North Dakota. Mi. Pearson will ulito go on to Dunn Center where alio will visit her sister, whom she has not seen for sixteen years. Miss Helen llacklund returned to ltoxeuurg Tuesiluy after visiting for two days with her mother, .Mrs. Carl llui klunil. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Massay of Ban Francisco visited last week with John Ousenbark, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Uroenly and two sons and Miss Kdna liuiley of iliverside, visited and uttended to business at Melrose Monday after noon. The Elgarose Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Ml-H. C. K. Fredrlcksou In Itosehurg Thursday afternoon, August 27. James Doyle recenily left for San Jose, Callfornlu, where he has uccepted a position in u radio sta tion. Mrs. Doyle Is remaining at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. D. N. Husentmrk. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Horn and three children, Clayton Larry, Itandell and Phyllis of Chit-kasha. Oaklahonia and J. It. Horn of I'o casset, Oklahoma, left last Satur day morning for their homes arter viBitlng for ten days with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Clifford, and their son and brother, Jerry Horn. This is the party's first visit to Melrose. Carl llacklund, employed at Bit kiim CCC camp, arrived home Wed nesday evening suffering from an infected eye. Mrs. llessie and son from Brok en Arrow, Oklahonm, recently ar rived ut Melmse tn visit Mr. and Mrs. J. Wells and family. Miss May Taylor ami MIhs Ileu lah TJomslnnd arrived home Thurs day after a two months' visit nl Chicago. They went the southern route and visited several places In California and relumed home vlu the northern route. This Is Miss Taylor's and Miaa TJomKland's first visit In the east. Uunner Hedherg and Curl Ander son relurned to Klamath Fulls Bun tlay evening ufler spending ihe Week-end at the home of the lut ter'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Anderson and the former's wife, Mrs. Hilda Heilherg. Mr. and Mrs. Ilml Itadllff and lwn font, of Klamath Falls, visited last week with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Ward, and attended the Legion conven tion. Mrs. Lutavia Dnerner was taken homo Saturday from the Mercy li08pltnl where she received medl cal care for sevoral days. Mr. and Mrs. Iloyce Allen ure visiting in I'm I In ml imil upon re turning iiome tuey win move to West Itosehurg to make their hprne. Mr. and Mrs. Allen have ro- Htded for several years at the home Of John flusenhurk, Sr. Tho dogwood trees In the Klgn- rose community are In full bloom for tho second timo this summer. The bltiHsoms are of uniform size nnd are puro white. About ten years ago the dog wood blossomed twice In a season. Mrs. Allen llusenliurk nnd buby ure recent arrivals from W nucha, Washington, where they have re sided for sevei nl months. Mr. Hu- senbark has resided at Melrose, mid ns soon iib Mr. mid Mrs. Koyce Allen move fo West llnseliuig, Mr and Mrs. Uiisenhiirk will movo In with John llusenhurk. Sr., where they will reside iiernianeutlv. Ilennle Daniels of Conullle Is visiting his fill her. Dave Daniels and his brothers. He will return to coqulllv Friday uf this week. MKI.H08K. Aug. 52,-Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ilnrringtnn, their sun. Dennis, nnd daughter. Arvllla, ru furned homo Wednesday from four weeks' trip us fur south u Jul, New Mexico, and Mldliinii, Texas. This Is the first lime tliev lmvo vhlled at these places for six yours. Kile Trozelln Is very busy puliil lng tin outside of the t'levelund school house. Mr. and Mrs. John Karhicr and daughter, llettle, ltd Wednesitav for 1'iiehlo. t'liliiriiilii. i. ,.,, ,i,,.v were culled by the serious Illness of .Mrs. Nllchtel's sister. Heverelld J. I). I'llnppelle of North lleud utlended tiie Town send meeting tit Kli-uroap pluvshed Thursiliiy. t'lllllles Olmn. Juke Thnuiliin? and Mlln Ilowiinl ure iMikliig pears In fliinleii viillnv. Conrad Long Is leurlnu his house down ami will hull, VK )U1, on the same spot where the ul, iMie now stands. He and his son, Clilford. will do the carpenter work themselves. The Mi'lmsH khimki' enjoyed u joint picnic hint Siindiu at tllld r.lltle river with the (;l,. K) uiih and seveiul other gmnges I Mrs. Myrtle Pierce, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Ilowen, of Itosehurg, left Thursday evening for Portland where they will visit for several days. A group of friends uud neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. una Mis. Wallace Murdock Wednesday evening to charivari them. Mr. and Mrs. Murdock were married the forepart of the week in Hose-burg. Wesley Williams began picking his large crop of cantaloupes on the Clayton place last Monday. with one hundred crutes for the first day's picking. The melons will be packed In Koseburg anil then trucked to Poitluud and Seattle markets. Mr. Williams has his own truck and will leave daily for the northern markets. T. F. Ward is foreman of tho picking again this year. MYRTLE CREEK " 1IYKTLE CHKKK. Auk. 22 Mint. Hohp Murtiti returned Kriduy from I'm-tlunri wh?re uhe has utlended summer school and ilie N. E. A. tiiis Hummer. She wan aftonip un let home by her friends. Mrs. Eu nice TowiiHcnd of Portland and Mm. I. A, Mize of I Am AngWeH. Mi KB Martin was a guest In the TownHf.'iid home vUUt in Portland. Myrtle Creek girls who are at- U'lidiiiK the Job'tt Daughters con vention In Sail Iiike City this w!e ure Murjorie JoluiHon, Doni thy Hates, Evelyn Weaver and Wynniiu KhIow. They ure attended hy Mih. Ruby Irvine uud Nlm. Anna Shlitellif. Mr. uud Mra. llallie Keiser and latin liter, Marilyn, unci Mrs. Lynn Dailey, nee Murfan Hliirtcllfl, of Kichmund, Callforuia. arrived Sun day for a ten day vacation. Mrs. Reiner Is the dutiKhter of .Mr. and Mis. A. M. Dullcy. Mrs. Troy Wallace and children, Theodore, Luellu and Lavina, went lu (he coast rtldity lor u abort visit Willi Mr, Wallace who Ik working at Manthfleld. Mrs. Van Winkle of JeffeiHou Hiei)l a few days lu.st wpek with her mother, Mih. Addie Hutchln non, ami her sltiter, Mra. Bens Coou er, at the home of the latter at this nlnce1. Itev. Is. P. Wood of Medford, who was here as a supply in the South Methodist church in the ah Kence of a rcKUlur pHStor, return ed to his home IhhI week on He- count of Illness. The supply pastor ir the (JirlHtlun church. 1- orest Lmnsden of l-'resno, Calif., w as kept from his pulpit Sunday even iiiK by an attack nf Influenza. Coach and Mrs, Ireland and dill ren have returned from (lold Ueach and other Curry county points of Interest, where they spent last week vacationing. Mrs. Thomas KppliiR and chil ilren of Vernonia art visiting here with relatives. Humphrey Kill le lion and John Staats uf Kin noes. New Jersey, and Hubert milerton of Snlem have lieen visiliiiK ut the Kullurton home for the post week. On I-'rt- dny the Kullisi Ion hoys motored to HoIbd, Idaho, to Hpend the week end with their father. David Kuller- ton, , who. .is, teaching lliero In the summer school. Soon ufler their re turn to Myrile Creek tn finish (heir visit with their mother, they will return to their respective homos. Wm. Chose, who recently under went a major operation In u Salem hospital, returned to his home uhoiit two weeks ago und is report ed to he Improving satisfactorily. Mr. and iirs. Auburn Kyle uf Health', Eveline BhirleWf and Mar- jorle Cramer or W Inchester May, and Joe Shirt I iff of Itrnnldnga, are till visltinK at the II. At. ShlrtclilT lionto this week. Mrs. Hess Cooper. Mrs. Til lie Vocoui, ICverutt Itedlfer and itoy ('Htcluh'ld spent the day at Hie Oregon caves a week ago Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. ((eoffiey Strong and children left for their home in Portland Monday after spending last week here visiting with rela tives and atteudiiiK the convention In Koseburg. l)r, Maxson has purchased the old house and lota on the hill on Heard street adjoining the Adam- son place and Is rebuilding the house. Mr. and Mrs, J, M. Ledgerwood returned Tuesday evening from u most enjoyable vacation spent high In the foothills of the Cascades on the Metollus river, in a government camp ground which ex lends nine miles along the river. Mr. Ledger wood euys this is an ideal place tor camping. They relurned by way of Mend, Klamath Falls and Asli- lund. Prune picking has begun in a few orchards. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Thompson of J'ortland were greeting friends and making short visits with rela tives in Myrtle Creek hriday aftei noon and Saturday morning. Mrs. Thompson was en route home from a five-weeks' visit to old Mexico und stopped lor a visit with her sisierj Mrs. R. W. Reynolds, and brother, W. S Kite. George Aker, Jr., and cousin. Ward Harnett, J v., of I )el roll . Mich., visited here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Aker, Thurs day, Friday and Saturday, return- ng to 'Medford Saturday evening. Mrs. O. A. Tuggart and grand daughter, Virginia Allen, have re turned from u visit with rela tives at Harrfshurg. Everett Kedifer has been em ployed as an agent for the cheese luctory at Sutherlin. Mrs. E. T. Shirtcllfr of Itosehurg has been visiting with her son, H. M. Shirtcllfr, uud family for the pust week. Mrs. Alzlna McFarlund and i daughter, Wilma, of Modesto, Calif., spent the week-end visiting j Mrs. McFurland's nephew, W. j. Helms, and family. j Mr. uud Mis. t. It. Barnes and fumoly of Eugene visited friends here over the week-end. Mr. uud Mrs. V. L. Applegute and son, Howard, returned home Thursday from a business trip to Ashland. Kenneth Jarvta und Melvln Me Gill or Vail, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. John lunham of Lancaster, Calif., visited at the Delmar and Walter Record homo In Shoestring over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Curt Bender and family of Elk ton spent Sunday visiting at the Edward Kelso home. Mrs. Render will bo remem bered as Miss Evelyn Christie, be fore her marriage. Mrs. Alice Tbirnburg and Phyl lis Manning of Sutherlin were at the A. J. Baldwin home Saturday. Eldoo Lee is visiting his sister, Mrs. Alton Noel, in Empire this week. Mr. and Mrs. Komie Howard and son, John, and Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Record spent several days last week at Newport fishing and clum digging. M r. a nd M rs. I.i el v 1 u Howard visited friends near Curtln, Sun day. Mrs. Hurley Willlumn left Satur day for Kulem and Portland where she will visit friends und relatives for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. George Idles and daughter, Marion, spent the week end visiting at the Davis home in Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Young and Mrs. Alton Young of Washington visited at the N. I). Crowe home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Stenseth have purchased & new Dodge sedan from the Koseburg agent. YONCALLA YONCALLA, Aug. 22. Joe and Blllie Wilson returned to their homo in Tillamook Thursday eve ning, ufter spending a couple of days ut tho Earl Brant home. Gus Peret left Saturday for New York City, after spending a month here wilh his wife. Donald Guurd Hpent the week end here visiting his mother, Mrs. Irene Guard. Mr. Guard has u good position ut Langlofs. At a recent meeting of the pat rons of district No. ;t2. It was voted to consolidate district 32 with Moit tlcello district No. 1U3. The vote carried 2!) to .'1. The pupils or this district have been attending the Yoncallu school Tor somo time, the district paying the tuition. A school bus will be provided to trunsport the pupils to uud from school. Fred Moody of Halsey spent a couple of if ays here last week transm-ting business and renewing old acquaintances. Mr. and Mrs. Avery Laswell en tertuined as their guest3 lust week, Mrs. C. N. Fredrickson and son, Clyde Jr., of Great Falls, Montanu. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dikemau and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Edera Bpent the week-end visiting relatives In Lenlmrg. YONCALLA, Aug. 22. Gairie L'pshaw and son, Paul, left Wed nesday for Camp Perry, Ohio, where they will enter the nation al rifle shoot. They will be gone about a mouth, returning home by way ot Texas and California. Mrs. Edith Sprinkle and daugh ter, Deloris, ure visiting relatives in Junction City and Philmouth for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hadalmugh und family left Wednesday for a months visit with relatives and friends in Canada. Among those attending the W. W. Wilson funeral ' from out of town, Wednesday were, Mrs. Mat tie Can and daughter, Vivian, of Sulem, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooke of Azalea, Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox and funnily of Oakland, Mrs. Ella Burt and Miss Minnie Wilson of Portland, Mr. und Mrs. J. II. Dickinson of Cottage Grove, Mr. ambMrs. Fred Brown of Co- qullle, und Mrs. Llllie Pluster of Koseburg. Phone 651-J R. R. 2, Box 22C Charlie Keever Floor Worker Hand Scraping Machine Sanding. Old Floor Made Like New Walnut St., Riverside, Roseburg, Ore. CAMAS VALLEY CAMAS VALLEY, Aug. 22 Mrs. Dee Coon and baby daughter came home from the hospital last Wed nesday. Both are doing nicely. Mrs. ft. W. Huntley is taking care ot them. Mrs. Roy Dudley or Seattle is visiting her sister, Mrs. Albert Krogel, end helping take care of their invalid mother. Mrs. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cunningham and two daughters. Fay and Cath erine, und Edward Putnam from Suunydule, near Drain, visited on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Cun ningham's sister, Mrs, Wilfred Brown. Mr. Putnam Is an uncle o! Mrs. Cunningham and Mra. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Al Hewitt of Port land were house guests of Mrs. Louise rrench the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Brown of Mc Kinley brought the former's moth er, Mrs. Nellie Brown, to the val ley Saturday lor a few- weeks visit She is visiting at present at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Peterson and daughter Nina of Hoise, Idaho, vis ited from Wednesday till Friday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Church and family. Mrs. Peter son Is a sister of Mr. Church. Cathaline Standley returned home last week from a two weeks' Douglas Funeral Home Established 1928 Perfect Funeral Service! AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 112 Pins ar.4 Lin Bts. H. C. STEARNS FUNERAL. 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