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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 26. 1936. AZALEA AZALKA. Autf. 25. Mr. and Aim. E. i- John mummied to hus.ne Ju Kuseburg Saturday. Mr. and ir. Oscar Hull of Gun ter, spent Friday and Saturday viuUiiK witu bis IuUht, Mark Hull, and bis uncle and auut, Mr. anu Mrs. Johnny Ogd?n. Mrs. iieMie Warner of Myrtle Point visited hoie Wednesday witn her JKtn-JuUiw aud daugnter, Mr. uiid Mrs. K. L. Johns. Mrs. Clifford Hillyard and baby, Murlene and Mrs. Wilyard'a sister, Katherlne Ha u ma on, of Portland, uie spend inn a few days with tbe formers husband who is employed lieHe. Ml sh Prlscflla Worthinaton re turned to her home here Sunday evening after spending the punt two weeks In Washington und Canada. Mrs. Cora Chadwlck and graml children, Teddy and Patsy Powell, who have boen visiting Mr. ana Mrs. H. L. Johns and Leiand Johns or the past week, returned to their borne at Dlxonville Saturday. Mrs. T. C. Johns and sons, Lnir win and Dale, attended the fair at Canyonvllle Hunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Worthington and children and Mr. and Mrs. Don tinyder, of Days Creek, visited Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Ora Cond ray, Jr. Miss May Uamewood, who Is em ployed at McKenzle Bridge, was a week-end guest of ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pickett. Mr. and Mrs. Willi am Green and daughters, Kris, llonny l,ee and J'atny Ann of southern California, spent a oouuIb of duys vjtdting relatives bere this week. Mr. und Mrs. William Bhurn and Mrs. it. I). McCartney and daugh ter, Kbba Mae, were Konebuig tallers over Saturduy. AZALEA, Aug, 'i.J, J. Whlsler and sou, of Kairagut, lowu, spent Monday Jit Olendale, ultending to buslnegg affulrs and visiting with friends. Mr. and Mrs. II. U. Cooke spent Thursduy In Voncalla, where the latter attended the funeral ser vices of bnr brother, W. W. Wll Ron, of Tillamook. Mr. and Mrs. Fred I-nbke and family shopped and Iranuurt4d buslnena in iloneburg Thursday. Mrs. Morris, who has been visitiiiK at the J,ubbe home for the past two months accompanied them und took the stage for ber home In Balem. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Curlls are driving a new Ford which (hey lu rehired in Rotteburg Wednes day. Mrs. I. II. Clare and Mrs. Janet Ross shopped and visited friends hi Hose burg Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. L, It. Jenks re turned to their home here Frldny lifter spending the past two weeks in Portland where they attended the Seventh Day Adventlst camp meeting and visited their snn-in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. K U. Johnson. elsco, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Us vis, b visiting here and in Hoaeburg. She is also visiting ber sister, Mrs. Alton lietwrd, of I m mi ua. Miss ImviH Is taking training at the French hospital in Francfseo. Many car loads of pears are be ing shipped from Kutnerlln to Sa lem to the cannery. They are be ing weighed and loaded at the Sutherllu Fruit Growers asocJa tlon wurehouse. A gratis fire on the tract of land known as the city property east 1 of Sulherlin, swept over several acres on Sunday. It resulted in 1 no serious damage. Tbe cause of : Hie fire was unknown. The blaze was finally stopped by tbe forst fire patrol truck, Kdward Mills, of Richvllle, Minn., bas leased the residence be longing to Mrs. JoKephlne 8taik and will take possession in a few I days. Mrs. Stark has disponed of most of her household belonging i and will leave in a who it time for 1 Portland. ! Mrs. Kdna DeSousa and Miss Kliabelh Ieltel spent a few days , )UHt week in Portland visiting re-1 latlves and friends. Maurice Vogelpobl, who wus em ployed ill; a barber shop In Hone of Sulherlin to Mr. and Mis. George Italic. Mr. and Mrs. Huiley have been living on the James lJuucan farm. ' Commander and Mrs. Mahlon Tlsdale, and son of 'oronado, Calif., are vfulting this week at the, home of Mr. Tisdale's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tfdale. G. W. Com stock, of ions, Mich., cousin of P. A. Com aloe k, visited several days last week at the Coin stock residence. Mrs. J. K. llayuie of Freewater. Ore., visited several days with her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Jtobert-hoii. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Tbuerwatrh er. of Marshflelfl, spent the week end visiting friends In Sulherlin. Mrs. A. W. Austin, mother of A. C. Austin, left Thursday for her home in Glencoe, Minn., after spending severul weeks here vis iting her son and family. She will visit in Vancouver und Seattle en ronle. Miss Norma Dundy left Thurs day for Med ford where she will visit friends for a few days. William Miller und Miss Louise Murphy of L'mpo,uu, who huve been visiting relatives in Mlnni'sola, returned home lust Friday, report ing an enjoyable trip. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kronser, who have been living at the Cobb ranch in Kellogg, moved to Sutb- eiilu last week and will occupy a residence on Walie avenue. ployed for tbe season. Others go ing to the bop yards were Mrs. levi Asker and sous, Iternarr and Wallace, and daughter, Maydeau, Mrs. Paul Jones and sod, Paul Jr. Lloyd Laswell of Oakland visit ed at the home of his brother, H. J. Laswell, several days this wek. Mrs. Hick Vandevert and little granddaughter, Patty Cannon, left Saturday for Orovllle, Calif., where they will visit Patley'a parents. Mr. and Mrs. V. Cannon. Mrs. Vaudevert will also visit her son. Max, at Dunsmulr, Calif. DAYS CREEK DAYS CKEKK, Aug. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Per gu eon and sons, Lester and Norm I, accom panied by Mr. Ferguson's brother, H. B. Ferguson, of Alameda, Calif., v I site! liruce Ferguson at the i dia mond fiock lookout station Wed nesday. Miss Gladys Ulam Is a guest at the home of Mrs. Alva Matthews this week. Mrs. John Landers atid daughter, Junet. of Roseburg and Janet Fer guson of Alameda, Calif., are vis iting at the John Ferguson home this week. Mrs. Lee fluden, sister of Mrs. Oetinger, returned to her home in Fort Scott, Kans., Monday. An enjoyable social evening fol lowed the regular meeting of the South L'mpriua grunge at the grange hall Monday evening. TENMILE. are the house (ruests of Mr. Mill er's (intents, Mr. and Mrs. 1). H. .Millar at their Capital hill home. Howard Maloney. of Marshfield, was an overniKtit guest of Mr. and Mm. D. 11. .Millar last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. . Price ud A. L. Phillips were business callers in Hosehurg Wednesday. WILBUR WILFJI'It. Aug. 22 Oelwin Fin lay, a pear buyer from Salem, was the guest Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. U. P. McKay. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kinsel and son Frederic have spent the week vacationing at Oakland, California. During their absence Mr. and Mrs. Will Howard of Corvallis had charge of the Kinsel place. Mr. and Mrs. Narcisse I,a Kant of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wreun of Pulo Alto, California, were guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon La Kaut. Mrs. Wilds of Seattle left for her home Monday after a week's visit with -Mrs. D. K. Moou. MfS Oiive Walker or Seattle arrived Monday, to spend her vaca tion with tier mother, Mrs. John Walker. John Hrant of Winchester Hay visited for several days this week with his sister und brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Grae. Mrs. Viola Wilson and dauphter. Miss Lenta, and Miss Mnrgaret Pajre nf Uoseburg were guests Fri day of Mrs. John Walker. OLALLA OLALLA, Aug. 25. Mrs. Merle Carter wus transacting business In Co(iilllo Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howell of Ten mile are, the parents of twin daughters horn Friday, Aug. 14, m Mercy hnspltul In Itoseburg. Mrs. Jtowell wus formerly Miss Hetty Ireland and Is herself a twin. - - Mrs. Annie Honiolka bas been ill but is reported better at pre ent. Mike Irehmd wus a Coqullle visitor the last of the week. Miss Marnellu Giles, from linn don. has been spending u few duys at Hie home of her uncles, the lielund brothers. She left Weduete day Tor Corvsllls to visit other fi lends and relatives. Mrs. Karl Ollivnnl will leave Hie first of the week for Knnsus City to spend a month or six weeks visiting her mother sisters. Mr. und Mrs. Hen Is Ireland it, hi pil ut the Ireland brothers ranch Sunday evening tin their return from Portland. (us Johnson und sous nio de livering wood to i-ustoniers In Itoseburg. Mr. und Mrs. Hoy J. Cunmll re turned Sunday from n two weeks tumping trip in the North t'mpi,uu country where they visited Ihelr daughter. Miss June Cumuli. North I'lnpipia lodge, nnd ulm en joyed n surprise visit with Mr and Mrs. Carl Mrfammnu und son from Hemei. California, who were friends and neighbors nf Hit t tirnnlls some ten years tmt In Callroinln. and who arrived ut the same enmp grounds at the same I line. SUTHERLIN Sl'THKHLI.V. Aug. 116 Mrs. C. F. Street of Pittsburg. Kans., ar rived Friday tor a isll with her lather und mother. Mr. mid Mis. J', F. Itli'hm dunn, Mrs. J. . Leltxel left fr Port lund Saturduy where he will visit friends und reluttes for a few days. S Trill of tirnud ltuplds. Ml. h , Him .Mis. M. A vera of Chlengu, vis tied h.l week ut Hie hnnit' of Ihelr relatives. Mr. und Mis. M. K. Hiiltku, Mr. mid Mis. Jules l'otl.. l "ie sii'l Mr. und Mrs. G. P Uun biiri; ilurlng the reti iit Lettmu von v. '1111011, l- Iiark ut his nork in his own shop here. Woi d luivi- been tv eiv ed hei e from Harry Purkn. son of Mr. und Mis Khv Park"i. that he lias been iiiiolo had orderly in the hospital in Portland whetV ho works. Mis. Joint Sum et iiiau. who hat been ruling lot her .; I failioi in Cottue (Jmr lor boiite Mute, ar I led home Sunday lor a hhorl Vliill. Mr. Smit e, man w 111 move into town and ot upy his ienl deuce In the T. tun el Ih Ikhi udtll tlcm Imping haed hi liuui esi-t I'l'ltlllX. Hs Ltota I'ul. of ytu l'mu- DRAIN IHtALV. Aug. 26. A 9ipound baby boy wus Imru Aug. 20, to .Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hrookhart at Hie McPurlund miiieruity home, Cot tage Grove. Mr. und Mrs. John Hedrlck, Geo. Hedrlck and Mrs. Lou Applegate left Tuesday rooming for Ashland where tliny will visit Will Hednrk and fumlly and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Keith IthoHds visit ed Monday at the Heasleys. Mr. Hhodns is the ' sou ol Ernest Ithodea of Raymond, WhhIi,, and former residents of Drain. Mr. and Mrs. Arch A Moid enter- t a I ned M rs. Alford s slst er, M rs Howard Hudson, of Pnlon, Oregon, their daughter and fumlly, Mr. and Mrs. Algot Anderson, and daugh ter and Mr. and Mrs, Harris ot Portland, this week. Ruek Cellars took his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Cellars, und sis ter, Virginia, on a trip to Crater luku. They started early Saturday morning, returning Sunday after noon. Ilev. C. C. McCoy and wife of Kills, Kansas, and the Misses Mu rie Lalng, Cleveland. hio, und Gertrude Laing, Kansas City, Kas., both lynchers, spent Hie week-end with the C. K. Trueblood family. Mr. McCoy is a cousin of Mrs. Trueblood. Stunley N. Meyers, of Toma hawk, U iseoiiHlu, a missionary to equatorial Ah leu, visited his cous in, Hev. 11. V. Meyers , und wife, this week. On Sunday Mr. Meyers gave n lecture on Central Alrlca Mr. nnd Mrs. .lohn Van Kirk and family have moved to ('rrsncll live. Mr. Van Kirk is employ t here. They huve rented their house In north Oruln to Mrs. Flora Hedrlck, who will teach music In the grade school this year. A. M. Hi-Ren Is (lie new depot agent tor Hrutn. He a rut his wife and two children are temporarily locnted at the Truhlood cabins. Mr. SnlllvRii and family or fees well, have moved Into the Patter sou house tills week. Mr. Sullt nn will log for the Whipple mill. DRAIN TKNMILB. Aug. 22. Mrs. of Spokane. Wattli , io ruir visiting with - s -i m . Cor the paM tvo t-.-'ke. :.ted to her hooj in -r . his. Hoyt und 'Art tm'H friends foi tb pstt .,ti :.rfi. Mi. Hi Mra H t ii ry Rn-vei artj Him j mi1' i Ua of t 't in by guia, born Friday A-wi'fo i The little gti Is, who W'-ivrt v.i fl Ihu. and t Him. respect Ivt ly, have been named Darleen t;uye find Cureen Faye., Mj. und M rs. Harold llrown have moved to Itoseburg where Mr. Ill own has employment. Mrs. J-Jstner Cubol visited sev erul days with her husband in Ku gene at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Vaughn. Mr. Cabot und Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn accompanied Mis. Cabot home on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Print are the pu rents of a baby girl Ihh u Friduy, August U. he Community circle met ut the park last Wednesday. It was decided to continue to meet at the park as long us the weather will permit. Mrs. Homolka wus taken 111 Sun day and has Im-cii admitted to toe Mercy hospital for medical treat ment. Mrs. lull Moss und In r fi-lend. Mrs. Hoyt, spent Thursday of last week with Mrs. Nettie Cu1hi. Mr. .and Mrs. Clare VaUKhu vis ited with Mrs. Vaughn's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Hrown, lust Monday. They returned to their home in Kugene Monday night, ac companied by Miss Camil e Hell The harvesting nnd threshing Is almost over in this vicinity. The crops produced u good yield of grain this year. Mrs. Mary Slbold and Mrs. Anno Lock wood were business visitors in Itoseburg last Monday. Mr. and Mm. Ttemlck Fate and (bo former's niece. Miss Gertrude Kpping. of Myrtle Creek, spent yeMerday in town, FIRM STAND FOR ! PRUNE PRICES URGED A. C. Maraters, member ot the hoard of direcforj of the Oiegon Prune Control i'oard. Inc.. and W. ('. Harding, secretary i:f the Koe- 'bcri chamber of commerce, were m . In Salem Moriduy at a meeting of South Douglas to Unite m :the prune contr.il oiiidn'zation. Roseburg Event; Young j According to Mr. Hardlns, the C" L Dl i J 1 board met to urse moat utruruily fish rlanted. that all growers throughout the ; ft.ite of Oregon Insist on the stan-1 DAYS CHEEK, Au. 26 (Hue- i dard pikes as set by the honrd. In! cial.i At the regular ineetine of; no instance, urged tbe boird. ! the South I'moqua itod and Cun siiould prune growers drop mor club at Canyonvllle Monday eve-1 than one-lourlh cent for each five ling It m voted to enter actively I points, in ihia jy a siandard in the mining congress to be heldTie wci ld he arnned and all in ltoMburx early in October. A U'i'Jwr s v.uild ;.. plan to construct a small exhibl- o lion iiiiiiutiig iu uoyuii.iim tin , r!cfj CVDI7DTC rye the display of mineral specimens i r lori LArth.13 Lit federal bureau of hatcheries and regional office of V. S. forest Berv ice are making an investigation of the conditions at South Umpqiia falls, which prevents the fiBh from reaching the headwaters of the river. They mill also eye the sit uation at Fish lake, which causes the water level to recede below the natural spawning ground. t eIm. Aid In rellcv. ing common skin ail ments or skin Injuries always rclj on ntvnr5;l i ymtr w was adopted. The mining Industries of .South Douglas will assist in this project. It was reported that the planting of JX't.poO steelhead flngerllnsa In the South Cmpqua und its tribu taries had been completed. John Amacher, supervisor of the plant ing, lias planted 30,000 in Cow creek, ut the mouth of Applegate, and 30.0ii0 in Canyon creek und its tributaries. Earl Sumner released 20,000 In the South UniMjua at tiie foils and 20,000 in Deedman creek. J. A. Khoads put 20,000 in Boulder creek and 20,000 in lJumont creek. The remainder were piauted in Myrtle creek by M. McDougal. S. UMPQUA FALLS DAYS CREKK, Aug. 26. (Spe cial.) Representatives from tbe Mr. and Mrs. H. U Parazoo, of Sulherlin, spent yesterday in town on business. v- 0UUU4 tftre ""S Ms. 5001 I'Z. .T i if 9 laMMMMMsMMSHM yeMciday in town. on business. 1 ' 't m-Jtwnnm , , Ua Kfif mtfmm p V i""Cd k & SaveUlODWaistband HOMESTEADER L Overalls Perfect Specimen In youth you may posseiw o powerful body, physical ly perfect in every way. Yet th added atraln of violent eierclse may wi ak en the heart muscles and lead to early death or In validism. Have your phy sician make a thorough medical examination be fore Indulging in any ac tive sport. A Prescription Fills Rxs Carefully at Chapman's Drug Store Phone 269 ita&ftdjijjj IdiAIX. Aim. 22.--Mrs. .lee Dunn of I'm Hand as an over 11 Ik lit Kiiest or the 11. J. Uswells. Mrs. iMum ulsn attended the giade sehool hoard meetiiiit us represen tatie nf the .01the111 Schonl Sup ply comi'iiiiy. Mitis Klixaleth Cellers and her hrotlier. Hurk fellers went to t ho IndepiMidener hop ymds Sunday, where Miss Kllaheth will he ein- GLENDALE (il.K.NDAI.K. Aug. 22. Mr. and and .Mrs. Kiiur.etl llelcher and son. !.ee anil Hllllu, and .Mrs. Stanley Williams transacted business In Myrtle Creek Monday. .MIbs ,M. K. I'lainer, of t'auyon ville. was a (llendale caller 'lues day. .Mrs. Ken Stevenson and small son vlslled .Mr. Stevenson at the Wind River ranger station near Caison, Washington, over the week-end. Mr. and Mis. Kminlett llelrber made the trip lo Sweet Home Sun day. On Ihelr return home Ihey visited llh Mr. Ilolclter'a sister, Mrs. (I. ti. st. ,Clnlr In Collage (trove. Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Wilson of ('oqullle visit, d ullli relnilves In and nesr lilenilale Bt'veral days lust week. Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Wilder left Saturday for their home In Myrtle I'olnt after several days' visit will, iriends and relulltes here. Mrs. Mm lie II. Ilelliir left I'rl duy for a ten days' visit will, re- liillves nnd friends In llei kel,--. I Clllif. Mr. nnd Mis. K. II. Harvey and ! Mr. and .Mra. A. li. Ili nniuger re- lurned from a vaeation spent ill ! 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