Roseburg news-review., October 08, 1936, Image 9

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News of Douglas County
GLENDALE
fil.ENJMLE, Oit. 7 Mr. and
Mrs. 1. II. Smith and Minn Alice
Kfhcl up Onints Pnna bURlnena
yIhIioik Monday.
Hfiv. M. C. Davs of Wolf Crpek
prfaclif-d thfi regular Sunday morn
ing Bervlcp at. the Presbyterian
rhurrh, due to the Illness of Rev.
J. K. Howard.
Mr. and Mm. F. E. fiouthmald
and son Kills of Myrtle Point visit
ed over the week-end with their
daughter land family, Mrs. Paul
Davla.
O. 0. YoutiR returned Saturday
from a two weeks visit In Port
land, Taeoma and Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Bi-leher were
Days Creek visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Edna Elders returned Sat
urday from an extended visit at
the T. Hart home In Canyonvlllo.
Andrew Pete and Oscar Illdtness
were rtosehurn callers Friday.
Sam Tnylor visited over the
week-end with his sister. Mrs.
Harry Older, on his way lo Cor
vallls lo enter colletse. Hi' has
spent, the summer months s
lookout at Rosquet ran kit slullon
In northern Cnlirnmla.
Miss Ijiura Rucks and Miss
Mary Alice Tlrunner were flrunts
Pass callers Saturday.
Mrs. li. H. Splcer of Hulo, Ne
braska, ntrlver Thursday for an
extended visit with her daughter
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Penbody.
Mrs. J. fl. Woodroffe and son
Miuce and Tllck HnyeB snent Sun
day evenhiK In Grant Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. A. CI. llennlnitcr
nnd Ron harry visited at the C. S.
Tlennlnner botna In Winchester
Sunday.
Miss Porolhy Duffy and Fred
TCafer were week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. 10. Purvlne at the Vic
tory mine.
C. Tj. Normoyle left Monday on
nn extended business trip through
California.
E. E. Dedfleld and family re
turned to filendale after a summer
nt Sweet Home und various places.
Al Cnrlle, H. P.. Gardner nnd A.
C Hennlnger nttended the Eugene
Hoseburg football game In nose
burg Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ijiwrenco Costello
nnd daughter Naomi, Miss Velma
Busy and Hob Nonnoyle attended
the Asblnnd-Oranln Pass football
game in Grants Pass Friday eve
ning. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Harvey. and
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Carrott are
away on a week's hunting trip in
eastern Oregon.
C, Hngen and Pob Cole spent Ihe
Week-end nt home. They are em
ployed At Camas Valley.
Mrs. Carl Olson of Eugene stop
ped In Olendale for a few hours
Monday. Mr. Olson will bo remem
bered ns the Olendale depot agent
several years ago. Since leaving
bere he has been Blalloned at
Springfield.
Mrs. R. R McCracken and Mrs.
E. J. McMullln nttended a Mil
parly nt the home of Mrs. Fred
Smith at Ornves Creek luHt week.
Mrs. C. W. Ingham, Mrs. R. B.
flardner nnd Mrs. C. U Normoyle
drove to Medford Tuesday. Mrs.
Melvln Rnmbenu accompanied
them as far as Grants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ingham and
B. F. Moucbette returned late Sat
urday night from Portland where
little Benjamin Moucbello Is con
fined to the hospital.
Mrs. W. D. Melnsner nnd Mrs.
C. R. Austin spent Sundny even
ing In Grants Pass wilh Mrs.
Melssner's parents. Beth nnd Ttulo
Molssner accompanied them home
nrier a week-end vncatlon.
Mr. and MrB, Bernard Chaney
were Snturday and Sunday guests
of Mrs. Chnney's parents, Mr. mid
Mrs. C. n. Austin.
Mrs. C. E. Young returned Mon
day from the slate meet of the
W. C. T. II. at The Dulles. Sim
also vlHlted with her sister at
Prlnevllle.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Tj. Ilnhyns und
Ron Blllie were dinner guesla at
the Victory mine, with Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Purvlne, Thursday.
Andrew Pete returned Thursday
from several days visit ill north
ern California.
Mini M. V. Phitner of Cnnyon-
vllle was a Glendale visitor Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pobyns and
son nillle and Mr. and .Mrs. A. W
Dobyns were Grants Pass callers
Sultirday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Dobyns and
Mrs. W. S. Price wore Grants Pass
business callers Wednesday.
SUTHERLIN
RUTHRTlLItf. Oct. 7 Mr. and
Mrs. K. O. Young and daiiKhtfr
June, nnd Mrs. Pearc', mothnr or
Mrs. YounK, and Mr. nnd Mrs.
Marvin FlHlmr drovo to Handon
Sunday to vlRit with Mrs. Pearne'R
brothpr-ln-Inw and nlnUr, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Laird, who were burned
out In the recent fi re. i Char-leu Hart
ley, Gerald Iincon and Will Hay-
ner of tho Rutherlln Sun were aino
among the vin(tor at 'Handon on
Sunday.
MIhh Lot b Cook and MIsh Har
riett Tuengel of Snolintnlnh, Wah-
ingion, are vlflltlrifc at the home or
the forrnor'R uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mm. John Honk. They alHO
vlHlted nt the home' of another
uncle, K. R. Hmmihrfyn, wet of
town, on Sunday afternoon, accom
pnnled by Mr. and Mm. Cook.
Mr. nnd Mm. Harry Johnonon of
Portland nre vIhIMiik nt the bom en
of Mm. Johnson's aunla. Mm. John
Cook and Mm. Alice Dundy.
Mr. nnd Mm, William Parker of
MlnncanollH, Minn., left Monday on
the buH for California to vIhH en
route to I heir home In the; eaut.
Tbev vIhIIpiI Mr. Parker'a broth
er, Hav F'arker, nnd their mother,
Mm. Nellie Parker, while here.
Mm, Schrelner, who haa charge
of Ihe adult clnsaefl of. the WPA,
held her flmt cIhbh on leather tool
ing Monday night at the city hall.
Joe Chenoweth spent the week
end at the home of Leon W'eseman
on tho Umpqua.
DAYS CREEK
HAYS CREKK. Oct. 8. Mr. and
Mrs. M. D. Nichols nnd wins, Leon,
Vernon und Lesley, and daugh
ter, Kenn, of Azalea, were cnllera
at the H. W. Booth homo Sundny.
Suslo Hutchinson, student of
Southern Oregon Normu school,
spetit the week-end nt the borne of
her parent h, returning to Ash
land Sunday afternoon.
Oilhert Mnnney nnd Donald,
Cook wero Roue burg visitors Sat
urdny. The logging crow of the Lucas
snwmlll were given a half holiday
Saturday when' Fred Hayes in
jured his ankle.
Mm. David Crlspen accompanied
by her daughter, Susie; and Mabel
Moore, motored to Roseburg Fri
day afternoon and spent the. week
end visiting, returning to their
homes hero Snturday evening.
Frnnk Rue nor, Mrs. Henry Unch
or nnd daughter, Irene, and son,
dene, wore In Roseburg Saturday
attending to business.
Mrs. Walter HutchliiRon nnd
daughters, Gem nnd Wtlelha, were
Hnsehurg visitors Saturday.
Some of tho Days Creek high
school boys who entered the CCC
this summer will, return to school
October 35.
Many of the local reRldentB en
Joyed a pleasant evening at the
dance nt the Dan Taylor home
Saturday evening.
Miss Gem Hutchinson, who Is
teaching school near Grants Pass,
spent tho woek-end at the home of
her parents.
Among Roseburg visitors Satur
day wero Mr. and Mrs. J. U
Wright, Mr. und Mrs. John Fer
guson, Joo Rhonds, Florence Ilium,
'Josephine Wright and Mnrjorle
Wright.
Mr. nnd Mm. J. M. Hartley nnd
daughters, Maxlno, Vivian and
Joyce, were guests at the J. A.
Snyder homo Sunday.
VOIK K OK FINAL ftHTTJ.KMUVr
Notice In httrftby given that the
ur!dTHiKri-fl udmlnlMtrfttriJC of tlio
Mut or Hiimuf J Mm l iconier y, um-
it-u (!, miih 1 1 1 i nr i nun uvnuni
In tho (.'oufity f'nurt of I ho Hlnl
of Oiftfon fur Duiiiflrm f'ountv. it ml
(he Hon. Oco. K. Quru JudKo of
miiQ conn, nut (ippointt-a Tu'-nduy,
tli :nh duy of Otob-r. l'J'.'.G, ut
ten o'clotk In th forenoon of wild
day, tu Hi count v court room In
the court h "u n In Itost'burtf, Uouk
iuH County, OreKon, um the tlrrm and
place for hearlitc ohfectlonii. if anv,
to mt id final account und the aet
tjnif;iit thereof.
All penton Interenttfl In mid ou
tfit liTH licrctiv notf fieI (n fill.
their objfotinnK, If anv. to nald fi
nal of-count ut or hvtur the time
ho fl O nolo led for finul hi-u rlnir na
afo rewind.
imted tnis loth day of September,
93C.
f ART M. RTOVR
Admlnlxtrntrlx of thf! ptt" of
sanuel Aiontgomflry, deeeaned.
PfOTTCR OP AnMIXtSTIHTnn'.l
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NOTICE
Outstanding wnrrnuta from No.
11 -211, lucltmtvo, or Douglas Coun
ty School Dlntrlct No. 21 are here
by called for payment. Interest
censes October fl, liWfi.
HKSSIH WHEKLKR,
Clerk District No. 2t.
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Selected grapet from the nineleadinc
grape producing counties of Califor
nia, are carefully crushed, fermented
end bottled. Then ROMA offers them
H you under this label.
Purchajfrt'i ptmlt net require.
ROMA WINE CO. Inc., tod I, Cliforni
Nottcfl I herfhv trlVAn thnt
underHfgncd ndmlnltrator of the
etnto of I.ydfa J, Oaneomb, de
rfiiHo, bolnir duly authorized no to
do hv an order of the County Court
of the .Stnte of Oregon for Konic
Irtfi Countv. ninde arirl entered on
tho Slut day of Atigtjft. iy:ifi. will
from and afier the J'.iril ii.iv ,.r
Oetoher, HCtfi. offer for Kale nnd
proceed to mil at private toil" all
ne rigni. title nnd interest which
Ivdla 3. Pnsrnmh. deceafted. had at
ne tltne of her deal h In and to
hf rollowdifc denerJhed real pron
rtv. to-wlt:
The N'urthnnut ruin rli.r r.f IVtn
SouthcnHl. nuiir ter. und 1-otn 5. f,
and 8 of Section 7, TowiinMn 2f
-oiith. Hnife r. went, w. v.. In
Doutrlfifi Ponntv. Ciri-unn i.nf fl In.
inir iar nerea;
Aifin lAti i. Nertlnn 1H, Township
? unuth of Ttnnge B went. W. M..
n FioiiKhia Count v. Ornu-im fun.
tulnlng 34 flcre;
aiho hegirinlng nt a point nn the
Sfixt aide of Claim No, 38. 24
trnlnn North of the Interior I, cor..
ner of 8(i Id claim: thence Wont ,ltt
lialn: thence South 6.7 1 ch;.in;
hence KlIHl 'AR clirihiH- llmnr-n
n.716 chains to the place of be.
irlrming, all being ultuated In R.-c-
ioii . lownHinp noutli. nnna-e
went. "W. M. In Tlniiflnti Cmmtv
Oretton. containing 20 ncres:
Kvcept 30-fnot rondwn v deeded
o Uoiiirlim County, nn shown at
nge 224 of jjrmK 44, R)M.ord
t- Tiouiflas County, Oreiron: nlfo
llhlect to rlirht of wnv n
ft ( Rarirond Cf(rnpinv nn tfliown
"I paire 4S6 of Rof.lc r7 of nafd Peed
necorun: ninn riiii ect to r 'ht of
av deeded fn Ciillfornln nrcimn
Power Comnnnv. nn shown nt patre
of Honk S7. Tlrtfrt T)nnr.ry nr
noun-ina Countv. Oregon,
n n roiinwinir terR, for pnnh
n hand, or pnrt cawb nnd pnrt
reoit. At lenst one-half (U of
he purchane. price imiKt lie paid at
Ime of wale, nnd the tmlnnce of Mm
purchase nrlcn nnvnhlo u-lttiln n
rennonnhle time, to be secured bv
a flrnt innrtvnsre on nald prenilneo
deferred payment henrinir Interest
at the rnte of six ner cent per an-
im. Sale must bo approved by
i Conntv Court.
Tinted thin 31th dnv nt RnlBnihP
936.
WM VAW T1TTRT7M
AdmlnUtmtnrf.of th estate of Ly-
tlon, report and accounting and the
nnai aetiieinent inurcor.
AlVA A. 1JKM.OWH.
Administrator with tUv will an
Hexed.
T. i I'ind Brown,
Attorney at law. The Dalbft, Ore
If on.
XOTirK OK FT3fI. kiwii,kmi:nt
Notice Is hereby Klven thnt the
u ruler mi Kncii uiirninifctrator or
entute of John W. Ilaiifbt. dei'e
ed, bits fib-d his final account In
the Count y Court of the Slate of
fretfnii, for IjoiiKlas Count y. und
the J ion. Oo, K. Qulne, judtre of
Hald court, has appointed Mndav
the 2th day of October. li:!6. a
ten o'l-lock in he forenoon of said
day. In the county court room In
t he courthouse in Rosi-burff. I oti te
la County, Oregon. a the time nnd
place for heurlnK objections. If nv,
to said final account and the ae.t
tleinent thereof.
Ail persons interested in sain
estate are hereby notified to file
their objection. If any. to said
final Account nt or before the time
so appointed for final hearing? as
aforesaid.
liated I 1 H 24th OflV of Hcotem-
JOHN J. JACKSON,
Admlnlstrntor tf the eMtato of
.John v. llalK'ht, der-eased.
NOTICH OP FIXAI. SKTTI.E11ICXT
N'nllco la Itnroliu rrlimn lt,..t Aln
A. Bellows, ad ml nisi rat or with Dm
will annexed, of the ostato of An
drew J. Ficllnw. dcf-iiu-il b fil
ed his petition for distribution, de
termining or peirs und rinal ac
count In said estate, und that Snt
urday, the 10th day of October,
nt ine Hour or 10:J(l a, ni. In
ho county courtroom In tho county
'o 11 rt bouse in HoKebnrir. Ddiii'lii n
County, Hlnte of OreKon. has been
fixed ns the time nnd place for tho
bearliiK of objections to said peti-
-
srnRCTtinrc today foii
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