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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1937. FIVE News of Douglas County week with relatives and friends at Melrose where the latter formerly resided. A. M. Driver of Yerington, Ne- AZALEA MELROSE party for her small son, Dick, Sun day afternoon. Anuroximatelr 12 AZALEA, Auk. 13 - Mrs. Wll- U,lle u"la. present t Dick Ham Januer and Mr. ami Mrs.LHt'cond irthdiiy anniversary Af Tommy Johns spent Friday inlj" seral hours of play Mrs. Grants las. While there Mr.lU;,re w"ed lovy refreshmeDts. r..pivi.ri mpriirnl r.- for n "n Jantzer Sr. attended to T.,,.hi foot which he rfi-elvedim,8inefl8 Bt t'anyonvMe and Myr Thnv while he was at work Ue Lreek Tuesday. at the Starveout Lumber Co. Mrs. Lowell 'Curtis and sons. Lee ami Robert, shopped in Hose- buit! Friday. MKLIIOSE, Aug. 13. Mr. and K I Johns, Raphe) Sharp and ! M,H- Joe Barnes of Yreka. Califor iionrcn Itomleau suent Saturday i . n Sunday guests of Mr. afternoon in Med ford on business. Mrs. J. Sjogren, ami later in ., . ,,i a,,,.. the day, Mr. and Mrs. Humes, Mrs, . ,L" rZuV UUB"IC" Sjogren and daughters. Miss Elsa ir J .. i" i"" ln .m, -i"d Miss Alma, and her son, Andy, i l , HMnh-rt inJ Mr i and Clifford Lour went to Cams gons. Lee and Kobert, and Mr. and y .. . . . . brotn. : er-in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.; Hitz Wayne. Ilunsaker enjoyed a pleasure trip in Crater lake Sunday. They also viHlted former residents of Azalea at Trail. Miss Mertiee Itaehor of Days Creek is snendlnE this week visit ing Grace Booth at the Azalea hotel. Mi, and Mrs. Jim Mussell hih! family of Glendale and Mr. and Mrs. Kd Kaynor and family of RosebuiK were dinner Kuests Sun day at the home, of Mrs. Russell's ami Mrs. Raynor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Warren. Mr. and Mrs. Aldeu Swan of up por Cow creek spent the week-end at KoseburK and Oakland. . Mr. and Mrs. George Montpnnt t'ry and dauRhter Joan of Fern Tti'lo vtsited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Johns. Kaphel Sharp and Louis Olden . r made a trip to the Henton mine Sunday. Mrs. Alden Swan and Hatiie Shilts were Myrtle Creek visitors Monday. .Mrs. Joe Lapp and children, who have been spending the past two months here, left Sunday for their home in Marshfield, Vernon Oaodecke, who has been sick for the past week, is reported to be much better now. Mrs. Ren Rust received word Monday that her father, Mr. Pruitt, of KtiKene, had passed away suu dunly. A vnrv nleasunt birthday party was planued and carried out by Mrs. Frank Trinn last Wednesday In honor of her daughter, Iris', tenth birthday anniversary. The small guests gathered at the home of Mrs. Tripp and enjoyed mo at ternoon of play. At four o'clock dainty refreshments were servea. Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Drews of Anchor spent Sunday at Riddle where thuy visited with friends and relatives. Mrs. I .eon Clare pave a birthday Miss Alice Fenn left last Tues day for her honie in Murray, Iowa, after visiting several days with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Feuii. This was Miss reuns first visit to Melrose. The Elgarose Comfort club meets Friday afternoon at the home of Mis. T. F. Ward, with Mrs. V. S. Woodruff as joint hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cooper, who have resided at Ashland for. the past year arrived at Melrose Thursday to visit the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W, Cooper, and hiB brother-in-law and siHfer, Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Conn.. They left Monday for Bend, Ore gon, to make their home. Mrs. Hazel Ireland and her aunt Mrs,, Edith Gabbnrd. and the lat ter's grandson, Wilford Gabbard, of Portland aro tho guests of Mr and Mrs. Frank Dunn. Mrs. Gab- bard Is a sister of Mrs. Dunn and she and Mrs. Ireland are both for mer Melrose residents. The Woodruff clan will picniq Sunday, August 22, in the grove at John Krohns which was the do nation land claim of Heart Wood ruff in 1852. Mrs. E. R. Fonn recently turned home from a ten days' va cation trip spent at the Home Makers' camp at Croft lake, under the supervision of Miss Josslo Palmlter. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stivers of San Francisco, Mrs. Nettie Hunan of Voncnila and Mrs. Jessie Don nauRh of Portland were guests of Melrose friends the latter part of last week. Mrs. John Husenbark, Jr., her son, Edward, and hor mother, Mrs. Kale Roece returned home Fri day from several days' vacationing at the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Burnfiold of Los Angeles left Saturday for Mnrshfidd, after visiting the past and spend the day visiting and sight seeing. Mrs. George Norman, accom panied by her father, Hiram Smith, vada, made a business trip to Mel-1 were Roseburg visitors Tuesday rose Saturday in the Interest of a tract of timber Una which he owns. He is planning to make a road from tho Woodruff sawmill up ov er the mountain to this timber tract which consists largely of ce dar. Mr. Driver is planning to put in a shingle mill and truck the shingles to Yerington. He already has 'our men employed in building a eaoin on tho tract and clearing a place for the mill. Mr. Driver left Sunday for his home, Lut will re turn again Aug. 17 to start grad ing the road. Kd Glass and son liud. huwant Husenbark and Chas. Brown left Friday for Klamath Falls to seek employment. Mr. und Mrs. W. G. cooper visit ed Sunday with the former's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. U. w. cooper. They returned Sunday evening to their homo in Coos county. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shaw of Roseburg were speakers at the Melrose-EIgaroso Townsend meet ing Friday evening at tho Elgarose playshed. Robert Norman of Coquille was a Myrtle Creek visitor Sunday eve ning en route to his home iron. Med ford, where he had been em ployed in finishing work on a thea tre building. W anda Skinner returned last week from a two weeks' visit with friends ul Cottage Grove and ta lem. While gone she attended the Oregon Trail pageant ut Eugene. Vic Wynter, who has raised a patch of perfectly "grand" prize winning tomatoes on the Henry Adams ranch, is peddling them by truck to coast towns. A Mr. Raihbuu. who lives m Bear Hen hollow, east nf town, re cently found a little fawn whose mother had been killed. Tho imoy deer was nearly dead from starva tion and the kind hearted man took It and fed it until it was strong enough to get about, lie then gave it to Vic Wynter. It follows Vic wherever he goes even riding In the truck with hint pro viding entertainment for everyone MYRTLE CREEK Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ball went to Iteedspurt Sunday and attended the postmasters' picnic held there that day. Mrs. Lawson is post mistress at the Riddle office. A number of friends and rela tives from this place attended the funeral of Mrs. Frank Weaver held at Myrtle Creek Sunday aft ernoon. Miss Willamelta Logsdou, who lias been attending summer school at Kugeiie returned here Monday for a iihort visit with relatives be fore leaving Wednesday on a mouth's tour to Alaska. Miss Logs don will teach in the Junction City schools this winter. At a recent meeting of the school hoard, . J. Collins was itppointed panltor of the school for the coming year. At present Mr. iMlins is engaged In building Hues in the old gym building where stoves are to he installed. Mr. Heals of Canyonville Is wreck ing the old si hool building and Xpert s to have it removed by Sept. 1. geles, Calif., for a visit. Portland Wednesday to visit her Lester Nelson left Sunday for a j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew business trip to Eugene. Pete. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Mlllor and I ,, h- 0 Hansen and sister, Mr. Gamey visited in Grants Pass i Hansen led Saturday for Saturday (Grants Pass. Miss Hansen went on C. W. Ingham returned Vedties-ito 1a Angeles Sunday, day from a business trip to Port- Mrs. Harry Oldera left Saturday land. Tor a visit with friend! In Rogue Miss lima Pete arrived frmn ' Hiver. . Persons afflicted with aphema can think and write, but cannot speak. Persons afflicted with agra phia can think and apeak, but can not express ideas in writing. Apple pie fa the treat Ameri can dessert. Stewards on railway dining tars always carry a gen 1 erous supply. RIDDLE ITS LAST CALL For real "honest-to-goodness" bargains ALL Siloes MUST be sold! To do it prices have been dras tically cut again. At these prices they will sell fast so come early first come first served. DRESSES Smart Summer Styles in Silk Dresses. Values to $1.95 $2.99 Broken lots sandals, novelty and oxford styles Not all sizes in each but most any size Iri some. Values are to $5 all good styles. ! $-100 I Grouped here are better grade nov elty and cport ox- fords. Included arc a number of styles in the fa mous Perfect Eze shoes. All good sizes. Val ues are to $6.50. $roo L HOSIERY Buy the first pair at the reg ular price of St. 15 and the second pair for only 10c. (All wanted shades.) 0 BAGS Still a limited number of smart seasonable bags in white and pastel colors. All smart' y fit ted. Closing out at 69c 69' LOWELL'S MYRTLE CREEK, Aug. 13. Mi ami Mrs. Chris Beecroft. of Rose burg, spent Sunday visiting with Mrs. BeccroftB parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. RHtes, and her brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mis, John Winter and children from Eu gene, who were here on their way to Grants Pass, where Mr. Winter has been transferred for his work as brake m on on the S. P. Mrs. Hatiie Sherman, who has been ill since spring when she suf fered a stroke of paralysis, was able to get out to church last Sun day. Her son and wile, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Sherman, wlto had been vacationing at Reedsport, stopped for a short visit with her Sunday on their way to their homo in Roseburg. Mrs. Glenn Richardson and daughters, Olennda and Melba, moved to the coast last week to bo with Mr. Richardson, who has been working there for some time past. George Wert a, local cannery man of Grunts Pass, was in town for a short while Tuesday, on his way to Eugene with a truck load of last year's pack of tomatoes for sale. The annual hegira of moving has begun. Mrs. Saunders made the first move by vacating her cottage on 2nd street which was purchased and moved into by Dr. and Mrs. Hess: Mr. and Mrs. Ru dolph Mickelson then moved into the Thompson house where the Hesses had been living. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Easton are moving in to the Cormitt house on 2nd street litis week and Mrs. May Brewer is moving to the Easton house which is owned by Mrs. Emma Buiek. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Kusler have been working in the Kusler store while their son, Marlon, is doing some outside work lately. Mrs. Harry Ktimson or ISorth Myrtle was in town Saturday. She reports that iter husband, who has been in the veterans' hospital in Roseburg since June, suffering of heart trouble, IS somewhat im proved. Harry Rice and Ho Dyer return ed Monday from a week's outing at Belknap springs. Virginia Whitney, who spent last week camping with her friends. Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes, at Tyee, wher Mr. Hughes Is working, returned home Saturday. Mrs. R. M. Shirtcliff and Mrs. Violet Hendry were Myrtle Creek visitors Sunday from their home in Roseburg. Mrs. J. O. VanWinkle and son, Richard, -and Mrs. Van Winkle's mother, Mrs. Addte Hutchinson, who has been spending some time here, with her daughter. Mis. Bess Cooper, left Friday for Harrlsburg where Mrs. Hutchinson win visit for a while with the VanWinkle family before going on to her homo in Bremerton, Wash. Orval Baldwin has enlisted In the navy but will not bo leaving for some time. George McDonald, postmaster and merchant at Remote, brought his son. Junior, over for a visit wilh his era nd mot her, M r. M a v Brewer, iasf Thursday, and came after him Mondav. June 1 Ham of Galey. is visiting at Laheview, and writes that hnr sinus trouble is entirely cured by the change of climate and1 alti tude. Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur Kyle of Al pine. Ore., spent Saturday and Sunday at the W. .1. B. Dieckman home. Mrs. Kyle and Mrs. Dieck man are sisters and both are nieces of Mrs. .1. A. Jackson. On Sunday John Jackson was aide to he carried over to the Dieckman home for a visit, with the rela tives in their reunion. Mr. Jack son has bpen very ill but is con siderably improved. Ralph Shirtcliff returned from Woodb'.irn Monday where he hud played hall Saturday with Hip Douglas county Juniors in their losing game. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sieiirns spent Saturday and Sunday in Drain with Mrs. Sinai ns' p rents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Deardorff. Mrs. Annie Wood and .Mrs. Kate Soufhworth of Wenova. West Vir ginia, have been visiting with thrir brother ami MMer in-ln w. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart, of Gaz Ipy. since the middle of July. Ii.-;t Friday they were joinpd by anoth er sister. Mrs. Georso Browniee of Highland, Calif., who with thHi brother. John Hart, also of Gnz ley. completes the family of the Harts. A very happy family reun ion is beinir enjoyed by the broth ers and sisters, who have boon widely separated by time and dist ance for many years. Mrs. Chester Rule mid daughter, Erma, nf Highland, Calif., are vis iting here with Mis. Rule's unclH. V. C. and T. H. Diiunavln. and families! .and with other re!.;tivs and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ioren James and son, Verlen, and nephew. Alvin. and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hickman. motored (fh Crater lake TuVaday, I wbere they were to meet friends, GLENDALE I A 1 diner nnlirv nf tkift store durinpr the flix vear& of its existence has been to back the local producer The patronage of many has proven that this policy is appreciated. RIDDLE, Aug. 13. Miss Mar jorio Wilson, who is employed with the Copco at Roseburg spent Sunday here at the home of her mother, Mrs. Augusta Wilson. Mrs. P. W. Didtel relumed Tuesday from a trip to Klamath Fulls where she visited with her son. Pete Didtel, and with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schlenkor ol Portland visited over I he week-end here at tho home of Mrs. Schlenk- er's brother, Leo Kellar, and fam ily. Miss Lorna Young of California is spending the summer months here visiting at tho home of iter grandfather, Tom Wilson, and with her friend Elain Merritt. Mr. and Mrs. Carver 1 lowland, who have been visiting Mr. How land's parents, lert Sunday morn ing to return to their homo at Big Creek, Calif. Attorney L. S. Jones was at tending to business matters in (i rants Pass several days last week. David Clark, former principal of this school, but now located ut Klamath Falls visited friends hero for a short time Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Alkius and children motored to Klamath Falls Sunday and spent the day visit ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Logsdou. Ernest Pruner reports killing a I three foot rattlesnake near the bnck door of his home last week. Mrs. G. L. Grant was was hos tess for the Ladies Aid last Thurs- lay afternoon. 1 eu ladies were present. Mrs. Grant assisted by Mrs. O. V. Logsdou, joint hos tess, served refreshments at the close of the meeting. Mrs. H. A. Crow, accompanied by her son noil daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Crow, went jo Salem last Sunday where they at tended the annual picnic of the Gilliam clan of which Mrs. Crow Is a member. The party remain ed over for a few days' visit and report a most enjoyable visit. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Phil Blundell accompanied by Mrs. Dora Willis and Mrs. Belle Mayes, drove to Yoncalla Sunday where they were guests for the day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wells, former residents of this valley. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Lawson and GLENDALK. Ore.. Aug. LI. Mr. und Mrs. Sidney Beaver of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Charles acobs of Grants Pass called at the. Roy E. Robinson homo Saturday. Mrs. Jim Stewart is In the hos pital at Medford seriously ill. .lr. and Mrs. C. G. Richards. Mrs. Grover McKeown, Mrs. W. T. Harbour and Mrs. C. H. Austin visited the chapter of O. K. S. in Myrtle Creek Monday evening. Jack lucent of Medford visit ed with his sister and family, Mrs. ma uasyo, tsunuay. Mrs. G. Hughes and two chll Iren. D'ck and Gerahline. arrived Saturday to visit her brother Har vey Sin) h, and family. .Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Purv ne nf Portland, and daughter, Minn Mar garet Purvine. and Mrs. Hjalt, of Salem are the house guests this week ol Mr. and Mrs. Walker E. Purvine, at the Victory mine. Mr. arid Mrs. E. J. McMulli-t and son, Dale, and Reule Meissner were week-end guests of Mrs. Me Mullin's sister, Mrs. Fred Straub, on the Applegale. Mrs. Helen Marcks ar'lvrd from Portland Thursday to visit with her son. Wallace Marckp. Mrs. W. D. Meissner and son. Reule, were Grants Pasa visllois Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Peabodv nnd Mrs. C. B. Dickinson of Mulino malt arrived Monday to visit with .Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Pen body. Mr. ami .mis. oentco Over nm daughter, Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. A, H. Howard and daughters. Margaret and Helen, md son, Al vln. Mr and Mrs Fred Bartle, Mrs. Mildred Drown and daughter, Betty. Mr. aiul Mrs. Alton Dtilley, Mrs. Dulii'll, Mr and Mis. Melvln Johnson. Paul Bartle. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bartle, Mr. ifnd Mrs. Morris Swank, and James Simp son attended the funeral of Mrs. Ella Weaver lit Riddle Sunday. Miss Alice Sether and Rob Croft arrived Sunday from "Longvlew and ate visiting with Miss Sein ers father. Olger Sether and oth er relatives. Monday they visited at (he Oregon caves, and Tuesday at Crater lake and will spend the balance of the week here. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Branham of Klamath Falls visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr, und Mrs. Wm. C. Schleigh. Mrs. Ililma Mathews left Mon day for Jjong Beach and Los An- Prices effective Saturday and1 Monday, Aug. 14-16 pi a in Kitchen Queen, rLUUK 49-lb. bag GET PRICES ON OTHER BRANDS $1.59 StT W I Wadham's Whole Kernel, CORN 2 can, 25C PEAS No. 2 tins 10c STRING BEANS SVff 10c Krispy CRACKERS 2-lb. box 29c KRAUTlJl 25c Whole Grain RICE 4 lbs. 25c Brooms 4-sew, each 35c Wax Paper 15c 125-ft. roll COFFEE Vacuum packed. Great Amen- 11. can, lb Ol SOAP Crystal White, 10 bars 39c White King Toilet Soap 25c 6 bars Toilet Tissue 19c 1000-sheet rolls, 4 for Sanitary Napkins Kotex, Pkg. 20C We Pay 20c for Eggs.' 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