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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1937. FIVE News of Douglas County PI FMnAI V opening of Heimlnger's Mart in Roseburg Saturday. , ..,,, - 7Z. ,M Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Gardner and OLENDALE, Aug. 3. M. A. daughtor MUureU B1,a Mia. C. W. RieacU and daughter, pf PMac,!l nam relurued Sunday Irom N. J., who have been guests of Mr. . . Th . .cromDanied home by Sidney Ingham, who has OAKLAND RIDDLE RIDDLE, Auk. 3 Mra. Elva Kt'Har, whoso home to at Holly, Colo., has been spending the past month here visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. G. P. Aspey. ' County Judge George Quine and Mrs. Quine visited friends and rel atives here Sunday. Misa Florence MoBthaf, a teach er in the Mod ford tu-bools, Is spending the summer here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mosthaf. Miss Bess Clough of Canyonville was visiting friends here Saturday. Mrs. Lester Whinery and baby daughter Carol, who were visiting here from Jackson, Calif., left Fri day for lebanon to spend a few weeks with relatives. John Wilson of Walla Walla. Wash., an old lime resident of this valley, is here for a few days visit ing at the home of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Augusta Wilson, and oth er relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lngsdon are looking after property interests at Jasper this week. The first thremuns of the sea son Is being done in 'the valley this week, beginning at the Elbert Hail ranch. Crops give promise of a fine yield this year, Mrs. Robert Gilbreath, who lias been in the hospital at Roseburg I be past few weeks convalescing from an operation for the removal of her appendix, was able to re turn home Sunday and is recover ing very satisfactorily. Mrs, Georgia Wright was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 1 Mosthaf over the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Crow return ed recently from a week's vaca tion trip to Oakland. Calif., and other points south. The trip was made by motor. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Ledgerwood of Myrtle Creek were overnight guests Friday at the G. L. Grant home. Sammie Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. italph Ball, visited relatives here this week. Mr. Ball is now with the U. S. navy and rejoins his ship at San Francisco in a few weeks. Miss Hilda Speer or Portland was a recent visitor hero at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Speer. Mrs. Frank Weaver, who recent ly suffered a paralytic stroke, is in a very serious condition at her home here. She is attended by her daughter of Eugene and her sister, Mrs. De Vore, of Canyon ville. Mrs.- H. J. Keutzer of Peru. 111., is-a house guest at the home of her s ster. Mrs. 1 W. Didtel. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Meagher and children, who came here last week for the burial services of Mr. Meagher's mother, Mrs. Laura Meagher, returned to. their home They were accompanied by Mrs. Ida Payne, Mr. Meagher aunt, who will make her home with them in the southern city. Mrs. U. V. Logsdon returned to her home here Saturday after spending the past ten days visit ing relatives near Klamath Falls. While there Mrs. Logsdou visited her new grandson, Alan Lloyd Logsdon, who arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abner Logsdon on July ltn. She was accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. Art John son and son Jimraie Lee, who eturued to Klamath Falls Sunday attertioon. Mrs. Ben Builwinkle and daugh ter Betty and Mrs. George Renner and daughter Carol, all of Port- laud, visited at the P. w. Didtel home last Saturday. Dr. Dewey Wilson and family or MamhiiehJ were guests at the home of his mother acre Sunday. mvb. Laura Vokum and children, who have been residing at tiuth erun. moved their household goous hero Monday and will oc cupy the Mrs. Dora Conner collage on Main street. . WILBUR WILBUR, Aug. 4. Mrs. Vernon Lerwitl. leit balurduy for not- home at Tiller alter a brief visit wim her mother, mvh. E. Uowiey. Mia. Lerwill waa accompanieu home by her two small nieces, Jerry Broszio and Lura May Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Will Howard and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Howard mid children of Corvallis were guests Suuuay of Mr. and Mrs, waiter Kinscl. Tiio Howards are former residents of Wilbur. Mr. and Mrs. Dyul Adair went to Marshileid Monday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith. Mrs. Harry Baird returned home this week from tho Mercy hospital at Roseburg where sho has been receiving modical treatment. Miss Mabel Mulrhead of Kellogg is tne house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holcomb. A son was horn Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harvey. The baby weighed 7J pounds. Miss Helen Humphreys of Marshfield left Wednesday for her home alter a two weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jesso Humphreys, Misses Irene , and Olive Walker of Seattle and Miss Mazie Walker made the loop trip to Marshileid and Winchester Bay, returning by way or Drain Wednesday. Mrs. Bina Wilds of Seattle, who has been visiting Mrs. I). E. noon, returned to her home Tuesday. The W. C. T.. U. met Thursday auernoon at the home of Mr Jesse Russell. at Bakersfield, Calif., Saturday, cated. All summaries now available on futal accidents show on the ave rage that 7 per cent of the drivers and 11 per cent of the pedestrians had been drinking or were lntoxi and Mrs. John Neuner, left for their home Thursday. Mr. Rieschl ana Mrs. Neuner are brother and sis ter. , . Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Nye left; Tuesday for Vancouver, Wash., called there by the death ot Mr. Nye's father. Miss Margaret Howard, who has been visiting the past month with friends and relatives at Loraine, returned Saturday, accompanied by Miss Estella Mitchel, who will visit here. Mrs. Ray Wright and son. Ray, Jr., former Glendalo residents. made a brief call here Monday en- oute to California for a visit. They were accompanied by Mrs. Wright's sister, Mrs. Bob Mitchel. Mrs. H. W. Howard is visiting with relatives this week in Riddle. Mrs. Ella Leach and brother. Paul Eldredge were business visi tors In Roseburg Monday. P. D. Winer transacted business in Roseburg Wednesday evening. Mrs. C. D. Hoots, Miss itutn Hoots, Robert Jensen, and Mrs. W. S. Price and children, Winfield and Betty, were business visitors in Roseburg Wednesday. Mr. Hiid Mrs. C. G. Richards were Myrtle Creek visitors Thurs day. Mrs. B. F. Mouchetto and son, Benjo, and Mrs. Ira Lewis trans acted business in Grunts Pass Wednesday. Mrs. Notte Theroux called here briefly Sunday. After attonding summer cshool she visited in Can ada and was on her way to Cali fornia for a visit. Albert Vaughaii, Robert Nor- moyle, Donald Smith, Don Costel lo and Francis Read attended the circus in Grants Pass Wednesday. Mrs. Jessie Richardson and pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes, of Grants Pass called briefly at the C. B. Austin home Monday, on their way home from tho coast. Miss Naomi Cnntello and Bert Avery left enrly Monday for Mid dletown, Calif., to visit with Mr Avery's parents. Mfss Retty Woodroffe and Geo. Hague arrived Monday for a visit with Mrs. J. S. Woodroffe. George Favillc arrived homo Fri day from Portland where ho un derwent a minor operation. Mr. and Mrs. Al Creech were Grants Pass visitors Sunduy. Mrs. C. E. Williams and son, Jimmic, arrived Sunday from Port land to visit Mrs. Williams' moth er, Mrs. Alice Moore. L. E. Wiggins was a business visitor In Roseburg Monday. Mrs. George Morey and daughter, Dianne, returned to their home at Rand after spending the past week with her mother, Mrs. W. L. Frost. R. M. Ebcrlc and grandduughter, Beverly Lewis, visited in Grants Pass Friday. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Henninger arrived Friday from Med ford to be overnight guests of their son and family, A. G. Henninger. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Henninger and Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Henninger attended the been spending tho past five weeks at the Y. M. C. A. Boys camp at Spirit Lake, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Russell an nounce the arrival of a daughter. born Saturday at home, weight 7 pounds, Dr.-A, J. Fawcette attending. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bates and Mldren, Heleu Mary, Monte and Tommy, Miss Clara Winkleman and Miss Gertrude Delp, of West Fork, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bunch at Williams Sunday. Mr. and Mra. E. J. McMullen and son, Dale, and Mrs. W. D. MeiBS- ner and children, Beth and Keule, visited the Oregon caves Sunday. (j lend trie fans attending the Glendale -.Grants Pass baseball game at Grunts Pass Sunday in cluded Mr. and Mrs. L. C Nor- moyle, Mr. and Mi's. Lawrence Cos tello, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wil liams and son, Dean, Miss Naomi Costello, Miss Velma Basye, O. Holtz, At Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Sthleigh and son, Biltle, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dudley. Kenneth Raess, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Nerbas, Ed JohiiBon, P. Voungsworth, W. d. iueissncr, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. loots, Robert Jensen. Mrs. W. S. Price. o - DAYS CREEK Mrs. W. H. Green of South Gate, Calif., is visiting at the home of Prof, and Mrs. H. F. Eng lish. She is the mother of Mrs. English. Mr. and Mra. Harry George were vii tors Wednesday at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Grace Engles. They were returning from a vaca- lon trip to Portland and other plonts north to their home In Los Angeles, Mrs. Win. Manning and brother. Carl Rusnmsseii. returned last week from a trip to Salem and Portland. Kenneth Manning accom panied t bein, remaining in Salem lor medical treatment. He was ery ill of Influenza last winter and has uot eutlrely recovered. Miss 1 helnia Pinkston has re turned from a two weeks' vacation at the Richard Riggs home. Mr. and Mrs. Max Lyons and son, .lames, of Portland vere at the V.WS CREEK. Auir. 4. Desnile the busy harvest season, a large crowd attended the 1' o m oua grango meeting and local 4-11 fai new at the school Saturday. About one hundred people enjoyed the basket lunch at noon. Those making entries in tho 411 exhibit and the prizes received were: Sewing 1, Josephine Wright B; Violet lioin. B, Thelma Davis B; Gene Rhuads, B; Both Ml chaels, C; Zelma Davis. C. Cnn nlng, division 1, Marjorio Wright, a; canning, division 3, Beth Mi chaels, A; Josephine Wright, A; oeiiy unoaiis, li; liene Khoads, C Cooking, division 1, M a x 1 n e Wright, A; cooking, division ii, -viarjono Wright, B. Rose and tlower garden, Mildred Mather, A; neity unoaus, A; Dolly Widrig a; xi ne right, A; Geno Khoads, A; Mildred Spore, B Josephine Wright, B. Coin, Noel welch, 1. The Judging wus done oy miss Irene Eltor, of O. S. C, and E. A. Britton, county club leader. .Mrs. j'auia Anderson, Pomona lecturer, presented a verv enfov able program in the afternoon in eluding: Recreational game s, group singing, "Discussion of 4-H Work." E. A. Britton: "Red Cross Swimming Instruction," Phyllis Whitney; tap dance, Gene Rhoads with piano accompaniment by Betty Rhoads; address by Morton Tompkins, state grange agrlcul tural chairman. The South Umpqua grange quilt wus won by Cecil Harris, master of (.lido grunge. stage drivers' picnic at Elktou Sunday. They had been at the pa geant at Eugene. Mrs. Pitzer Beckley of Rose burg and Bon, Leo, of Pullman, Wash., attend the picnic at Elktoa Sunday. 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