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' ROSEBDRC NEWS-REVIEW. R03EBORC. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1936. ' - ffTffixEB .1 KrvRTJDTIPioL The greatest Sock news in a generation. A new Inter woven wear-resist toe that will stand the "grind" of every day wear. Made of the most durable fabric . ever knitted. Into the toe of a Sock. You will find this Super Sock has no equal for wear. We have them in solid colors. 2 pairs $1.00 - 75c and $1.00 the pair. PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 21. (AP) The Oregon state hoard of health, in commenting on recent Inquiries concerning in ran 1 1 in par alysis, said today Oregon had ex perienced no epidemic of the dis ease since 1927 and that "it would i seem . . . that the chances for In " fection in Oregon are less than in any other state." In 1927, a total of 390 cases re sulted in 86 deaths. Last year, 52 cases led to 19 deaths the Mer est mortality since 1928. Thus far in 1936, 29 cases and 6 deaths have been reported. Two fatalities oc curred in Portland and one each in Klamath, Lane, Marion and Washington counties. The health hoard, in reporting that "the number of cases .occur ring annually in Oregon Is less per capita than- in anv other western mate if not the United States," said the statistics were issued to day "in order that there should be no unnecessary alarm." MARKETS WHEAT PORTLAND, Oct. 21. (AP) On the sample cash market local wheat gained J to lc nu. The fu tures market, without trading of any sort, continued nominally un i changed. Wheal: Open I-IIkIi Low Close Way '18 9Si JIJJJ 9R.1 T)ec.. .. 973 ,.97J " 973 ' 97$ Cash: Big Rend bluMtrm 1.0K; 13 nr. 1.1ft: dark hard winter 12 pc. 1.12: 11 pc. 1.06. Soft white and -western while 97; northern Rprins blank: hard winter 1.01 J; ventern red 085. 1; To Visit in California Mrs. M. K Pales of 2:t2 S. Parrott is leav ing to spend the major part of the winter in f'u lifornia. She plans tn visit, her nephew ami niece. Mr. and Mrs. "Doc" Purnett. near Sacramento and then will travel through southern California. TRAINS EAST J Sheam&nev CITY OT PORTLAND FIVE"SAILINGS" MONTHLY FROM PORTLAND, 3,45 p.m. onlil, 7lh, 13lh, 19lh, 25lh. 39 Hours Portland to Chicago, no ixtra fari Dln.r-loung., Coach. buff.i and Ihre Standard Pullmont, all air-conditionta1. PORTLAND ROSE - Daily Coach.t, Pullman Tourist and Standard Sla.p.ra, Obi.rvation-louno Car, Dinar. ALL AIR-CONDITIONED. PACIFIC LIMITED Daily Air-condllion.d Coach.. & Standard Sl.ap.rt. Alio Cat.-Obi.rvation Cor. Mcali at ceffM-ihop pries. LOW PRICED MEALS For dMntl consult Southern Pa cific AKt.. or wrttft J. '. Cummin k, A. O. V. & P. AirU. Plttock Block. Portland. UNION PACIFIC 0i SOCIETY By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MISS MIRIAM MULKEY AND JOHN HICKMAN ARE MARRIED SATURDAY An attractivo wedding was sol emn! zed Saturday, October 17, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Mulkey at Hed Hill, when their daughter, Miriam, became the bride of John Ilogo Hickman. Rev. Mr. Meyers, of Drain, per formed the ceremony in the prea ence of relatives, of tho couple. Idell Hickman and Merle Mulkey attended the couple. The bride was very attractive in an afternoon frock of royal blue silk and she carried ft show er bouquet of fall blossoms and ferns. The rooms were decorat ed in colorful autumn leaves and fall flowers. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Mulkey and son, Merle, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hlckmnn. par ents of the bridegroom, and daugh ter, Idell. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moore and daughter, of Clearwa ter, Nebr., Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Cooley and children, of Yoncalla, and Clarence Wilson, of Yoncalla. Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Cooley are sisters of the bridegroom. The wedding dinner was served at the Mulkey home at the close of the marriage ceremony, after which Mr. and Mrs. Hickman left for Dallas, Ore., to make their home and where Mr. Hickman Is employed. MRS. DON RRED IS HONORED AT SHOWER OAKLAND. Oct. 21 Mrs. Don Reed, a recent bride, vas the hon ored guest at a miscellaneous shower for which Mrs. A. R. Heed was hostess on Thursday afternoon at her home. The pleasant after noon hours were spent in visiting and viewing the manv useful and nretty gifts presented to Mrs. Heed. Late in the afternoon at one long table centered with a bouquet of beautiful pink rosebuds the guests were served dainty refresh ments bv the hostess, assisted by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. George Reed of Roseburg. The invited truest list included Mrs. A. H. Goodman. Mrs. O. ,C. Rader, Mrs. Joe Smiih, Mrs. Fav Leather wood, Mrs. Homer Strlckllnu and Lois Hervey of Roseburg, Miss Naomi Goodman, Mrs. Lois Powell. Mrs. R. L. Henniwrer, Mrs. Lizzie Mc Cauley, Mrs. Nora Jones. Mrs. Bes sie Stearns, Mrs. Roy Miller, Mrs. Olive Smiih. Mrs. E. L. McCurdy and Mrs. Grace Neas. LARGE MEETING OF TOWNSEND CLUB HELD OAKLAND. Oct. 21 A large crowd attended a' very Interesting meeting of the Ofkland Townsend club held here Wednesday even ing, October 14. Walter Fisher, Mavor C. W. Clark and J. V. Long of Roseburg gave short talks, also Hill Garner and Mr. Thiol of Yon calla. Several musical numbers were furbished by Shorty Farrell, Neil Settle and Mr. Moore of Cam as Valley. Will Cain sang a solo, accompanied by Mr. Farrell on the guitar, which caused such a loud and long applause he came back with a very, humorous reading. All numbers were very much enjoyed. At the close of the meeting a neat sum was realized from the sale of pie and coffee. The next meet ing will be held October 28. ft ft ft BIBLE CLASS GIVES DELIGHTFUL PARTY MYRTLE CREEK, Oct, 21 The Loyal Women's Bible class of the Christian church entertained the Loyal Berean class last Friday night In the basement of the church, as a result of coming out losers in a contest between the two classes during the summer months. The Senior Men's class was Invited also and all were hidden to come costumed as school children. Re freshments were carried in paper bags and some of the younger pupils carried dolls and other toys. A program of recitations and songs and insftmmentnl music was enjoyed lato , ft ft MRS. G. R. BATES. IS HOSTESS TO CLUB MYRTLFi CREEK. Oct. 21 Mrs. G. R. Bates was hostess for the Jolly Dozen club last Wednesday. Autumn leaves and flowers were used as decorations. Mrs. Irvine and M rs. ( Solden were guest s of the club and the following members were present: Mrs. Anna Shlrlcliff, Mrs. Emma Leagerwood, Mrs. Hel en Verrell. Mrs. Helen Poling, Mrs. Mayme Wilson, Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Vein Conley. Mrs. May Shlrlcliff, Mrs. Mona Stearns. Mrs. Addle Maxson and the hostess, balnly re freshments were served. WEDNESDAY BRIDGE CLUB HAS LUNCHEON RIDDLE, Ort. 21 The Wednes d a y Br I d go c I u b met w 1 1 h Mrs. Oren Ledgerwnnd at Myrtle Creek last week, the members and guests enjoying a luncheon served at bridge tables at one o'clock. Mrs. A. Johnson won high score during the afternoon play and Mrs. Fred Ball consolation. Present were Mis. Guy Heldnp. Mrs. Don Thorn berg, Mrs. Fred Ball, Miss Kather ine Rail. Mrs. G. L. Grant, Mrs. Stllley Nichols, Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs. (). V. Ixjcsdon, Miss Lillian Logsdon and the hostess. ft ft ft RADIO CLUB MEETS AT WILSON HOME The Radio club met for their first meeting at the home of Mrs. It. H. Wilson on South Jackson street yesterday afternoon at 2:30. This club is a part of and Is spon sored by the general extension service at KOAC, and the series to be studied Is "(Jetting Along With Others." Those present for the afternoon were Mrs. Kenneth Ford, Mrs. Robert Mercer, Mm. George I .owe, Mrs. Ed Borgen, Mm. Bruce Yeager, Mrs. Hebert Groves, Mrs. John Weather ford and Mrs. Wil son. The next meeting will be held at the homo of Mrs. Wilson at 2:30 on the afternoon of No vember 3. Those Interested In this club are requested to call Mrs. Wilson, and CLUBS JOB'S DAUGHTERS INITIATE CANDIDATES RIDDLE, Oct. 21 One of the most enjoyable events held In lodge clrclea here this season was the initiation ceremony put on Sat urday evening by the Cunyonvllle bethel of Job's Daughters when they Initiated two Riddle girls, Betty Mellor and Dorothy Moore, into the order. Mrs. G. N. Riddle is guardian of the bethel. After the ceremony the local chapter of East ern Star served refreshments In the dining hall. ft ft ft MARIAN VERRELL HAS PARTY ON BIRTHDAY MYRTLE CREEK. Oct. 21 A Jolly party of little children gath ered at the home of Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Verrell on Thursday after noon to help Marian celebrate her flth birthday. The time was Bpent in games, after which refreshments were served to Marilyn Wilson. Tommy and Charlie Ireland, Buddy Shirtelfff, Pauline and Maxine Kus ler, Bobby and Glenn , Froehllch. Tommy Rice, AHene Easton, Dow Poling, Sklppy Dieckman, Richard Weekly and Jean nnd Marian Ver rell. ft ft ft WORTHY MATRONS CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING RIDDLE. Oct. 21 The Worthy Matrons club of the local chapter of Eastern Star met at the home of Mrs. Ed Hart, Friday. The us ual potluck luncheon was served at one o'clock. Covers were laid for the following members and guesvs: Mrs. Etta Mosthai, Mrs. G. N. Riddle. Mrs. Frank Matthews. Mrs. Ab Matthews, Mrs. G. L. Grant, Mrs. C. F. Stauffer, Miss Ruth Mosthaf, Mrs. .Paul Gary, Mrs. J. R. Lawrence, Miss Annette Hart and the hostess, Mrs. Ed Hart. ft ft ft GEORGE STARMER AUXILIARY TO MEET George Starmer auxiliary will meet at eight o'clock Thursday evening at the armory. A social will follow 'the regular business session and refreshments will be served. All members are urged to be present. a FAVORITE RECIPES (Broanvnnt Tv the Wnmpti's Bx ahnhe'fl rleDB.rtmAnt nf TCRVR and ovibllohetl In the DouetIrh cnuntv rook hook, complete copien or tnte rtok honk may h purchased at thp Vows-Review- office at 60 cent. ach.) ' TURKEY GUMBO NATALIE W. BAUM, RoseburR. Take left-over carcass of turkey, broken into pieces. Cover with cold water, bring slowly to the boiling point, tnen add 1 whole onion, few stalks of celery, and two slices of lemon and a bay leaf. Let all this simmer four or more hours. Strain and remove fat. Add 1 can (No. 2) okra, can puree tomatoes, season ing. ;Add the scraps of turkev meat cut in small pieces, and slice or two of boiled ham cut also into small pieces. Then thicken slight ly. To he served over dry -rice in soun plates or individual small bowls. . - , CH'FFON PUMPKIN PIE OPAL JONES, Wilbur. 2 eerni; 1 nts milk: 1 pt pump kin; Vi c sugar; 1 t ginger; Mi T mrltpr butter: 'i t nutmeg; H t clovs; lt cinnamon; '& t salt. Mix the milk with tho pumpkin. Add the dry ingredients tn the sugar. Stir sugar mixture Into pumpkin mixture, then add the egg yolks lightly mixed, but not beat en. Add the melted butter, then fold In the stiffly beaten egg whites. Fill the crust within Mi In. nf ton. Ttnke for 30 mln. In oven 3!i0 P. The recipe makes 2 pleB. CITY VISITORS Victor Phipps, of DM lard, was a business visitor In this city yes terdays Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Turner, of Canyonvllle, spent yesterday In town on business. F. Fort In. of Oakland, was in town for a few hours yesterday at tending to business. Mr. and Mrs. W. Eilebach and son, of Tiller, were business visit ors in this city Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Krantz, of Garden Valley, spent yesterday In this' city on business. Stanley Short, of Wilbur, was In town attending to business for a short time yesterday. Al Joslln, of Riddle, spent a short time here yesterday attending to business. Fred Shlrlcliff. of Brockway, was a business visitor in this clly yes terday. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Rule and Miss Bernlece Wells, of Elkton, were visitors here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. I. Larson, of Look ingglass, spent yesterday In this city on business. VITAL STATISTICS BORN SI I ELL A ri A H1 EH To Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hhellabarger at Mercy hospital, Tuesday, October 20, a son, weight nine pounds six ounces. MARRIAGE LICEN8E8 CALL-W1AHD Walter tieorge Call and June L. Wlard, both of Roseburg. ADAin-CHITTICK George Ma son Adair and Clarice Mabel Chit- tick, both of Illddle. HOWE-WALKER Vance Howe, CoqulUe, and Norma Walker, Hose- burg. t'NTlATH-nOYD William C. Unrath and Eleanor Boyd, both of Roseburg. GARDNER-GRIMM Fletcher M Gardner and Mildred Mae Qrlmm, both of Roseburg. I or A 1 News of Douglas County News Redecorating Store nulmr Brothers Jewelry store is being en tirely redecorated tills week. Leaves for Texas Thomas Par- geter left this week for Dig hpnngs, Texas, to visit his mother Attend to Business Mr. nnd Mrs. A. G. Clarke, of (llendnle, were business visitors hero yester day. Here From Portland Harold C. Walling, of Portland, spent Tues day in this city attending to busi ness. Leaves for Portland Attorney Guy Cordon, nj this city, left last night for Portland to attend to business. . Back From Eugene F. A. nurd has returned to his home hero, aft er spending a short time In Eugene on Dtisiness. v Sewing Club to Meet The Olen gary Sewing club will meet .Thurs day at the home of Mrs. IT, C. Mc Ghehey in Cllengary. Here on Business H. J. Turner, ni me uregon Hallrond associa tion, Portland, spent Tuesday In Roseburg attending to business. Moves to Glenn Street Mr Frank Norton nnd fninlly have moved rrom North Roseburg to Glenn street to make their home. Sunshine Club to Meet The N'orthslde Sunshine cluh will meet at a notiuck luncheon Thursdnv at the home of Mrs. Roscoe Mar- sters. Visit at Crockett Home Miss Lois Whnley and Keith Smith, of Grants Pass, spent the week-end nere aa guests of Mr. and Mrs Harley Crockett. Food Sale Saturday The Hlv ersdale grange ladies have an nounced a cooked food sale for baturday, to be held at McKonn and Baldwin's store. Spend Day in Reedsport Mr. and Mrs. I). H. Lenox snent Tues day In Reedsnort attending to business. Mr. Lenox is democratic candidate for county treasurer. Back to Work Here J. F. Byrd. who has been working for the Southern Pacific at Powers for the mer place with the company in this cuy. Home From Hospital J. L. Ynr- nail was discharged from tho hos pital yesterday and Is reported to be convalescing satisfactorily at his home in Laurelwood. r.aiirAfHi vi.i.a u .... xr and Mrs. Everett Shamburger and daughter, Louise, of La Habra, Calif., are vlKllintr Mrs. Slinnihm-L'. er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles spernng at wiiuur. . Back From Portland Mrs. Wal lace Robertson and daughter, of this clly, huvo returned to their home, after spending the post three weeks in McMinnville and Port land vlHitlng relatives and friends. In Portland Mrs. A. 0. Mnr sters Is spending a few days In Portland visiting relatives and friends. She attended a meeting of the Children's Farm hnine hoard at COrvallls and also visited in Sa lem. Back From Eugene Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Rradley hnve return ed to their home here, after spend ing the pnst week in Eugene, where they were called by the death of Mrs. Bradley's mother, Mrs. S. Yurno.ll. Lady Elks to Meet .The Lady Lady Elks will meet Thursday night at eight o'clock in the tem ple with Mrs. Albeit Mirellt act ing as hostess. Prizes will be awarded for blsh scores in con tract bridge and pinochle. Move to Wilbur Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sperling and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sperling, of Vale, Ore., hnve moved to Wilbur to reside. Carl Sperling underwent an appendec tomy at Mercy hospital last week and Is reported to be doing nicely. Stop Here Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elliott, of Klamath Falls, who were married In that city last Sun- lay, stopped over here yesterday to visit the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mot schenbagher, on South Main street. Will Go Hunting T)r. R. L. Dunn nnd A. 1). Kllngler, of this city, are leavlig tonight to spend the remainder of the week hunt ing in the southern part of the county. Itr. Ihmn will be buck In his ofrice In the Douglas hotel building next Monday morning. Missionary Society to Meet The Hnptlst Missionary society will meet at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon In the church parlors. with Mrs. George Caskey In charge. Mrs. II. F. Hatfield will have charge of the program on the topic, "See America First." Mrs. L. M. Penlney and Mrs. J, H, Wol ford will act as hostesses. Country Club Ladles to Meet The Country cluh lady golfers will too off at 8:30 Thursday morning and prizes will he awarded for the various flights. Potluck lunch eon will be served at noon and Mrs. J. F. Dlllard, captain, will have charge of the business meet ing. Contract bridge will be play ed during tho afternoon. RIDDLE RIDDLE, Oct. 21 Mr. and Mrs. Don Thornberg and daughter of l-os Angeles have been spending the past week at the home of their nephew, Guy Helden and family. Mrs. Ernest Pruner and children. Mrs. Will Mellor nnd daughter, lleliy. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. (.rant ind Mrs. Ernest Riddle were among Riddle people shopping In Ha:;e- burg Saturdny afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Spear, who hnve been residing on a farm near Riddle, moved recently to a farm north of Roseburg. Mrs. Fred Ball and Hnughter, Miss Katherlne. spent last week end visiting nnd shopping In Port land. Miss Ethel Bnll, R. N., of Red ding, Calif., is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Snrnh Bnll. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Pfuff of Olendnle were the guests nf rela tives here Sundny. Mr. nnd Mrs. K. A. Slacks or Ru- gene, former residents of niddle, wore calling on old acquaintances hero Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. H. Griggs, who hnve been residing on a farm near Riddle, hnve moved Into town for the winter to he nonr the school. A delegation from the Christian church at Grants Pass met with the locnl Christian church conge- gallon In a joint meeting Sunday and presented a program. Mr. and Mrs. Abner Logsdon ot Tule Lake arrived here Friday for a few days visit with relatives. An epidemic of reshingllng roofs seems to have struck Riddle lately. ninny residences and out-buildings receiving a new cover. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Johnson en tertained a party of friends and relatives at dinner Sunday. Invit ed guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Weekly and son Richard and Mr. and Mrs. Oren Ledgerwood of Myr tle Creek, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Abner Logsdon of Tule Lake. Mrs. Coryell . and daughter. Miss Ruby Coryell, of Myrtle Creek, were attending to business mat ters here Saturday afternoon. ' Three boys. Clyde Poole. Albert Weekly and John Rlgsby, were badly shaken and bruised when a motorcycle on which they were rid ing overturned on the Cow creek bridge Sunday. Mr. Rigsby was the worst injured of the three. Mr. Weekly was badly cut but Clyde i'oole escaped Injury. Mrs. Martha Rhoads nnd Mrs. Effie Rhoads and son Calvin of St. Johns, Wash., were visitors last week at the home of the ladles' sister, Mrs. P. E. Cornutt. The lat ter part of the week another sis ter, Mrs. Jennie Chase, and dnugh ter Florence and son Orvllle, of Colfax, Wnsi,, visited nt the home of Mrs. Cornutt, leaving for their Home Sunday. Mrs. Marvel Busbby and little daughter, who hnve been visiting nere at the home of her grandpar etns, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Crow, left Friday to return to tlielr home at Olendnle, Calif. ' . . A :-. C. H. Crow, Riddle's popular bar ber, is receiving congrntulatious on his murrlnge to Florence May Beebe of Roseburg, which was sol emnized Thursday ut the court house. Judge Quine officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Crow will make t he r home with Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Crow for the present. Mrs. Crow continuing her work as dental nurse ut the veterans facility lios Pltul at Roseburg. red Bull and O. V. Logsdon. who are serving on tho federal grand Jury ut Portlund. spent lust week at home on vacation, return ing to Portland over the week-end. mis. o. V. Ijigsdon nnd daugh ter Lillian motored to Portland Salurday whero they spent the week-end visiting nt the homo of Mrs. Delia Clifford. The Kiddle school ntiened Mnn. dny Willi the following teachers In charge:. Cbesler Cook, prlnclpnl; rum lainpueu unit ,Mrs. Ijiurn Powell, high school assistants: Iw. land Hurler, 7th and 8th grades; Mrs. lleitha Blundell, 4th, r.lh and lith grades. Miss Evelyn Sellnrs. wno was to tench the nr mai v grades, resigned Thursday evening 10 uiko a nigner salnrleii position In the Jacksonville school, nnd Here on Business Itnlnh n Klnsey, of Ktn ninth Fulls. Is here attending to business. Spend Tuesday Here Iti . nml Mrs. (I. N. Riddle, of Riddle, were visitors In Roseburg Tuesday. Undergoes Malor Ooeratlnn Mrs. J. A. Henley, of this clly, un derwent a inujor operation al -Mercy hospital this morning. Back From California Mr nml Mrs. C. W. Groves und son, Floyd, returned to their home In this city Inst evening, after enjoying the past ten days vacationing tn Cali fornia. They visited relatives and friends In Merced, Sun FninclHco, iinncrsnciu and l.os Angeles. Daughter Is Born Word Ims been received by Mr. nnd Mrs O. C. llouser of Roseburg of the birth of a daughter Monduy evening to vir. and Mia. I). Klmberllng, of Portland, at Good Snmarllnn hos pital. Mrs. Klniherlliig, formerly Evelyn llouser. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. o. ( . llouser. She was graduated from the Roseburg high school and is well known In Roseburg. Improved Mrs. 8. E. Collier, who suffered injuries tn an auto mobile accident Monday evening, is reported to be slightly improv ed this morning at Mercy hos pital. Mrs. Collier, formerly of this rtty, has been residing at Marshfleld with br two daugh ters, Mrs. O. A. Urn d bum and Mrs. Russell Dunham, the past few years. She waa en routw here Monday night nt the time of the accident. The Philippine Island legislature it planning new taxes on foreign era and corporation!.. Mrs. Cook, wife of tho principal, will substitute in that room until u teacher Is secured. MELROSE AIKLRORK, Oct. 21.-Mr. and Mrs. Don Panltey an moving t tho II t em an place in tho Klgarose vieinlty. They have been residing with Mr. Hateiunn at Cleveland for the past year. Mrs. . P. Conn spent tho last week-end and several days the forepart of tho week visiting her son-in-lflw and daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wade Worthlngton, of Can yonvllle. ' Tho Bethel mission nt Melrose was opened Inst Sunday by Rev erend Funlee Wleklund. There will be Sunday school every Sunday at 9:45 and preaching nt 11. Ohnrlos Keyes of Roseburg re cently sold sixteen nnd one-half ncreR to Klmer Klnnev and his brother of Fdenbower. The tract Ir located on the Llndgren road and tho Kinney brothers plan to build two houses on it as soon as pos sible. Mr. and Mrs. Royco Sfslow and the former's brother, John Siglow, of Three Rivers, California, were recent guests of their uncle, John Rusenbark, Sr. Thov were return intr home from a trip to Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. T). N. Rusenhark left last Sunday for St. Helens where thev will visit their daugh ter and will visit several In Port land before returning home. ' Woslov WilllnniB finished pick ing the last of his cantaloupes the forepart of the week and they were taken to Portland by John Rich ards and Stanley Sjogren. Robert Tjomsland, Sr., nnd his son, Robert, Jr., and Clayton Nell son returned Monday from Klnm atU Falls., ' Eric Trozelle Is assisting Con rad Long - in building hia new house. W. H. Van Norman is assisting Edward Glass In building a new barn on his place. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Snndstrom left Friday morning for Portland where thoy will spend several days visiting tho latter's broth or, Algot Anderson. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Huffman, who have resided on the old Ward place for the nast year, recently moved to the Teater place to re side, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Vin son, who have resided on the Tea ter place for the past year recently moved to Montana where, Mr. Vin son Is emnloved on tho railroad. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. J. Lundeen left Saturday afternoon for Eugene where thnv will visit friends until Sunday when the Lundeen clan will hold a famllv gathering. Mr. and Mrs. flood Thompson moved last week to tholr own place in West Melrose to reside permanently. They have resided on the Hnmillon place in Flournoy valley for the pnst five yenrs. Miss Lois Ford, Elgarose school teacher and -her pupils, will' hold a carnival and Halloween party Frl day ovenin,":, October 30, at the Elgaroso playshed. The school will put on a program which will be followed by all kinds of fun. There will bo concessions where confetti and noise makers will be sold. And later refreshments of pies and cof fee will be enjoyed. The pies will be sold nt nucllnn and the proceeds will bn used by the school. Each lady attending please bring n pie. The public is cordially invited to attend. The son nnd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Weber of fiarden val ley are impending tho winter with their uncle and aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. flood Thompson, ami tbny will at tend school at Lookiugglnss. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jny Conn recently moved from the N. L. Conn place where they have resided for sev eral years. They will reside with the lnller's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fenn, until their new homo Is completed. Mr. nnd Mrtt. Jeff Lynn of (iaylor are visiting the former's mother. Mrs, Zona Lynn, und his Hister, Mrs. Edwnrd Class. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Richards left Thursday evening for Portland where they will attend to business. The Melrose grunge people put a new roof on the Melrose grange hall this week. A dmighler was born last week (o Mr. and Mrs. Kinetic Iturslk. DRAIN DRAIN, Oct. 20 Mrs. O. C. Brown of Dlxonvllle spent Sutur- dny visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Iwlght Reed. I lie little 3-year old son of Mr. ind Mrs. J. T. Hullfvan wiih taken lo a Eugene hospital lasl Tuesday. suffering from pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. F. 1. Perry and son Vance of Roseburg visited Hun day with the Marians and attended (he Christian chinch homecoming dav. Mrs. Mary O'Meara of California is visiting friends and looking nf- FOR STUFFY HEAD A few drops up each noitril Kducti Bwolltn membranet, clears away clog ging mucus, brings welcome relief. VicksVatronoi 30c double quantity SOt Dr. R. J. Lockwood CHIROPRACTOR 312 E. Cass St. Phone 445-R ter property Interests here. Mrs. Anna Moore returned home Friday after a few weeks visit In Portland with her daughter. Mrs. (Ilenr. Speck. Mr. and Mrs. nohert Darlington nnd two sons of Clnreton, Wyo.. vistteil at the Joe Tellers home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Darlington nre the parents of Mrs. Wllllum Cellars, who came from Wyoming u short time ago. Both families ex pect to locate here permanently. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Snook nnd family have moved Into the home I hey purchased recently. After complete remodeling, ij, house presents a very attractive and modern appearand). Mr. and Mrs. (leo. Thompson unoved Into the house vacated by the Snook family mil Miller and family hnve mov ed to the Cold Spring district and Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Coons moved this week Into the bouse left va cant by the Millers. Mrs. Carl McClaln nf Ruaonn nml sister, Mrs. Joe McEwen of Hoi- youe, Colorado, visited Friday at the Trueblood home. Mrs. McHweu and Mrs. Trueblood had not met for many years. They were girlhood friends In Iowa. Ucv. and Mrs. Willie White and bnby daughter, nnd mother, Mrs. Anna White, came from riufur Monday nnd will visit a couple of weeks at the Eugene I.ukey homo. o OAKLAND OAKLAND. Oct. 21. Mm r fi Hennlnger of Winchester wus at tending to business and visited re latives here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ervln nice nnd Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Miller wore dinner guests Sunday ot Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thompson In Coles val ley. t. F. English spent tho week end In Salem attending to some miKiess nrtairs. Kenneth McKlnney. snn of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest McKlnney of Umpqua, spent the week here re ceiving medical treatment. Ken neth had the misfortune of acci dentally discharging his gun, shoot ing nimseir through the foot. Bernard Orubbe, of Wilbur, was a business visitor here Saturday. airs. Virgil smith and daugh ter, Miss Virginia, and niece, MIsb Shirley Peterdorf. of Wilbur, visit ed here Friday with relatives on their way to Weiidling where they were overnight guests of Shirley's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Hennlnger of Olendnle wore week-end visitors hero of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Hull. Roy Miller, Merwln McKlnney and "Shorty" Farrell went to Sll verton Saturday to yard out some maple burls preparatory to ship ping a carload. Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Watson and son, JamoB Kenneth, spent Satur day In Hoseburg shopping and vis iting with relatives. J. V. lying, H. B. Roadman and Harry Burr of Roseburg were cam paigning here Monday. . WESTERN Field pump gun. 12 gauge, $22.25. Paralow Hardware Co. Adv. TODAY AND AN UPROARIOUS iliiiB IDA LUPINO HUGH HERBERT ROLAND YOUNG and BANK NIGHT $400 $400 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Frederic March and Katherine Hepburn in "MARY OF SCOTLAND" NOTICE TO RESERVE OFFICER8 All Reserve Officers dostrlng to go lo Steamboat CCC Camp Sun day, October 25111, notify John Irving. Adv. Today & Thursday MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT IRENE DUNNE'' ROBERT TAYLOR III MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION MAJOR raryiiES Plus A Lot of Excitement! FRONT PAGE Ml IDMUND LOWE - STUART" REGINALD OWEN -I ii Li slllUyrf Also News and Cartoon BANK NIGHT TONIGHT $400 ,00 eku. 1.45 7 nnn Mats, 26c Eves. 35o Kids 10c Coming Friday EDDIE CANTOR "Kid Millions" ulus 1(1 T l f iL. U7 . nean or ine yveoi with WILLIAM BOYD THURSDAY COMEDY WOW The Face of Youth A lovely clear complexion Ia the envy of all women, yet each may poaieas ft by living correctly and by asking the advice of her physician when any diges tive disturbances arise. Skin eruptions are caused by gastro-intestlnal disor ders and can only be per manently remedied by cor rect diet and scientific treatment. A Prescriptionlst Fills Rxe Carefully at Chapman's Drug Store Phone 269
