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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1938 News of Douglas County OAKLAND COtlld fiO Oil. .Mr. anil Mih. Jo lludton, Grace OAKLAND, June 7 MisB Joyce1 f ""V"8' G",c: eckey. Klia K IlridKjJ. who U uttuiulliiK Oi-uun Stum college, sliHlit tliu week-end here with her imreulB, Mr. unU .Mra. Itulstou Ilrldm't. Detiutir ltlce, who attends Uni versity ot Ore ton, spent Din week end with his iiitrents, Mr. ami Mrs. lrvln itlee, of Isudora. Tho residence of Mr. und Mrs. l'hll Weutherly was guile badly dummied by fire early Tliursduy arternoon. Due to tho quick action and untiring ellorls or the volun teer (lie department a serious blaze was averted and tho lower story of tho Weatherly home v.ati letl intact, Mrs. licot'Ko Williams and .Mrs, John H. Sutherland, tormer resi dents of Oulfllind, wei-u visitors in Oakland from their homes In Tort land. The two ladles spent JJcco mi Ion day hero. .Mr. und Mrs. Arthur Pierce of Medford spent the week-end with lite loi-mer s parents, Mr. ana Mrs Joe Kmlth. Mrs. Hoy Smith and two sons, JJicltlu and Donnlu, ot Miirshfielcl and Miss Vlrulnlu Hinlth ot Wll bur were visitors at the homo of Mih. Joe Smith hero Tueailuy. Mr. and Mrs. Narcissus Lallaut of Salem were Memorial day visit ors lit tho hnuie of Mr. and Mrs J. W. Dcurdorff. Mr, and Mrs. I'eter 1'elerson moved into tho Ada IJavis hnuse in steaiUB Lane Wednesday, Mrs. IlllBll Miller is speudlllK several days at the home or her dautihter, Mrs. I'nul Smith, of Cot tage Grove. Mis. Kulph Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Uorl Taylor and tinuiiiitor l'hyllis and son llrother of Marsh- field were suminy visitors at me home of Mr. and Mrs. joe miner Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Miller of flu l In nil sneut Memorial day in filftlKlltln. Miss Evelyn (iurney of Hubbard Creek is spending some lime vis n inn at the homes o( Mr. and Mrs. 'Mm-wln MeKluney and Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle V. I login-, Mr. mid Mrs. M. L. McKinney, Emery Heattlo and Evelyn (Iurney spent Sunday picnicking on the Uiupiiua liver. Mrs. Bivill ltlco of Isadora was nn Oakland business visitor Tues-ilay- Mr. and Mrs. E. L. llennlnKor or Medlotd are vIsltltiK in Oakland this week. Mrs. Floyd Watson of Isadora Was In Oakland on IiubIiioss Thurs day afternoon. Mr.'nnd Mrs. Murray I.oepornnd small daushter Ijuirii of Hul)hlird Creolt woro in Oakland Saturday on business. James Mallery, son of Mr. mid Mrs. A. 1'. Mallery of Oakland, Is liow: In San Jlo wlioro he Is nompletltiK a trnluliiK courBO niter iciliitiiK the marines Miss Klulno Worlhen-ls spend Ina several Weeks at tho homo of Miss l'litrluhi Short of Tyoo. Miss Uetuico iMoDonuld ot Tyeo was In Oiiklund recently visiting friends. , Stephen La Haut of Salem was n visitor lit Ihu homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. DeurilorK on Muuiuilal day.- Miss Cleora Kaglmiin, teacher In tho local schools, doparled Salur duy lor her' home in Oregon City. Miss Kathleen .loiisen, ulso a toucher In tho Oakland grade school, returned to hor home In Hunks alter school was out. ELKTON ELKTON, Juno 7 Mrs. Leslie Hancock and Mrs. Mildred Taylor woro Eugene visitors Tuesday. Mr. mill Mrs. V. lllll und family of Uovernnienl Camp have relum ed home utter visiting with Air. und Mrs. F. 11. Solonuni. Mrs. Hubert (Imbue or Smith Hlver has returned to her Imine after siiendliig a lew days at Klk tuli. Mr. and Mm. Vein Solomon or Sandy have relumed lo their home alter spi'tiillng the week-end at the F. II. Solomon home. Charles Mluter ot Kellogg, who was hurt by a car when he was thrown oil a truck In rront or It. has a rraclured bone In Ills leg und has to use crillcbes. The accldenl happened at Hie high school pic nic Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Muck Smith were atienillng to business mailers in Jlruln Tuesday. Sirs. Anna Franklin has gone In Glide lo slay fur u Willie Willi her sister. .Mrs. Ctlapiiiiili. Mrs. Stacy lle.Mlnl of I'ml liilllt, who has been visiting at the home of Mrs. F.lla Fenley, has returned home. itnseniary dales has boon 111 for several days ill her home. Airs. Ellu Fenley lel'l Thursday morning for Sun Francisco where she will lull Mils summer. The Heck bakery truck of North Head was crowded oil the highway near the high school building Wed nesday. The driver had lo scud to KccilKiiort tor reiwilrs belore he ley, Mary iirn.ibe, Dessio Haines and Iris Haines were the guests of Norlh Stur chapter (). E. S. of prain Wednesday eveni-g. At the meeting a degree was given for past matrons and past patrons, ulso a memorial for John Sufloy. who passed -iway u few weeks ago. A. It. Unities, who was . hurt by a 11 cc (ailing on lilm several days ago. is still in bed. June 12 the churches of Elkloll plan lo give a play culled "1'ilson er at the Bur." There are to be 21 people in tho cast. The play will bo given in tho Church of Christ in the evening at o'clock. AZALEA A'AALKA, Juno 7. Leon Cluro t ttsiulml to biiHiiiHHB In Kimono Fri day und Hiittmlny. Mra. 'Om Condruy and Aim. Hay Cnndriiy ahopimil lu KuHeburK Hut unliiy. Mih. Virgil McCollum und noil, Dalit rt'tuinod to their homo hero Sunday from Hilt, Culif. They were necoinimntuu uy mm. ftici-oi-linn's dutiKhliir, Mrs. Konneth Itrown mid rninlly, who will vlult hero for u while. Jim ICvuns, J. A. Long und Lloyd CimimliiK, of Miimhffeld were here Sunday looking after mluiUK Inter aula, und vIhIUiik Mr. and Mi'H. John Jautzer. Mih. William Sharp und baby, Mrs. Hobert McCurtney and daugh ter, Kblm Mue, and Vincent Hhurp, of llamloii, vlHlied Sunday with .Mr. und .Mih. Kred I.ubhu, on their way home after visiting in Med-ford. Mr. and Mih. C. V. llazzoril, of ProHpect, vIhIumI over the week end with friends. I). M. Clare, of Suemiuento, ar rived here Kuuday and will utlend lo butilneHB several days before re turning smith. Mr. und Mih. Lester arnuin and sons, Donnle and Keith, of Suleiu. were week-end guests at the home of his parents, Mr. und Mrs. For rest Fun mm. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Head, of Ashland, were here 011 business a. couple of days this week. Mrs. Hurry Cooke returned to her home here Sunday after spendliiK the past week In Portland vtsltliiK her sister, Miss Minnie Wilson, who has been quite HI. Vernon Nichols loft the first of the week for Muni lea, Calif., where he will join his pareiitB, who re cently moved there. Frank Tripp and lteii Hunt fished on Hogue l-tvor Sunday. Allie (luiTison und Jim Win to spent Sunday In Grants Puss. Mr. und Mrs.' Gary Swan und family from Loukingglass - were here over the week-end via I mm hor mother und brother, Mrs, Mary Booth und Jim Hooth. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woudorotli, of Salem, worn week-end uuhIh at the lioini! of Mr. and Mrs, Juke Fisher. Mr. und Mm. J. ". MeCullister from Salem, spent Sunduy vinlthiK at the Luhbo home. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Claro, Mr. and Mrs. I). II. Cluro wore Hosebum callers over Sunduy. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Unoth, of laeer, visited ut the Mrs. Alary Mouth homo Saturday evening. Air. und Mrs. W. II. Sullivan from Newborn, culled ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lubbe Sat urday. Mr. Sullivan Is 11 former pitcher for tho Chicago White Sox. u. H. Johns und Hert Maloey attended lo business lu Hosehurg Monday. While there Mr. Maloey collected bounty on u coyolo bo ro cently trapped. Mr. and Airs. William JnuUer and sous, Itilllo und Jackie, und Mrs. Coru Chudwlck attended io business lu KiiKcue Wednesday. hey also visited with Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Johns and family und Mr. and Mrs. I ton Meakins, of Springfield. .Mr. and Mrs. Leon Clare attend ed tf business In Grants Puhs Monday. While there they purchas- l a new Chevrolet sedan. Jim White and Mrs. Alllc Garri son visited and attmulcd to busi ness affairs in Ashland Wednesday. It. I. Mffurtney, of Imndon, spent a couple of duyB this week here on business. Mrs. Clarence Hussell. of Hun dim, visited Friday with her broth er hi-law und slstnr. Mr. ami Mrs, Kolllu .IoIiiih. before going on lo Jump Oft' Jcie lo visit tier parents, Mr, und Mrs. Clarence Clmpiu. Mr. and Mrs, U. H, Clare left. Thursday I'm' Saernuumlo. Calif., lif ter spending the last week heru on business. Air. und .Mrs. William Miller of Portland, visited al the Fastmuu homi a rtmple of iluvs this wi-ck, OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople EOAP, LAP JUST TAWCY WHAT LIVIKja WILL BE LIKE WHEKJ THB HOOPLE BOOSTER LEAGUE REVEALS ANY -PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE TO THE WQRL D s EVERY- OWE THE OTHER FELLOW A HELPIWe MAUPv . 1 IT WILL BE . UTOPIA ' ,K.0n M WHEU HEs GrT3 HIS yiff EITHER WAY 1 HeLPI.US-rtAWP LgAQUe OL)'Lt- OUST CRAUKE:P UP AKJ'RUWWlKj; W KEEP LIVINd H MOST OF ITS MEMBERS OU IM A I WILL BE TWUMBM' A OA PAZE LIKE & Ripe r Y' FOR FIFTY WjMj THE OLP BUS V - t'vs YEARS p 7 MAY TURkJ OUT TO ' HOLDIWC3 JZA BE A FLAT TIRE, OTHER FELLOW A y V OUT YOUR VA) BUT AS LOMO AS I HELPIWe MAUPvw ,1" 7 HAMO, SURE W HE'S TH'CHAUFFEUR IT WILL BE X-'.kA-M BUT IT'LL- WEVER RUU UTOPIA AO1 " WOT TO J OUT OF GAS , Xa-- HELP . ( v . nvTT" Lfen p'" EH, major 7 DRAIN rettirniug home Monday. They were accompanied by Mrs. It. F. Kustinuu und duughters, Opal and Loraiue. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Luhbe und children, Edna Ruth, Freddie and Margaret were in R.sehurg Tburs day attending to business. M r. u ud M rs. John Jautzer made a business trip to Grunts Puss Saturday. CAMAS VALLEY CAMAS VALLEY, June 6 Mr. and Mib. Ell Thrush and family have moved hack to their home here after IIvIiik the nast veur in McKlnley. Coob county, w hero Mr. Thrush was employed. 1 lie weulher bus bee warm oiioukIi Ibis week lor swimming, which 1h quite unusuul for so early. Mrs. Martha Paul and two sous of Tenmile have moved to tho val ley und are living in u small house on the Kichler property down on the county road. Miss Huth Ilershuer of Hoseburg Is spending a week with Wilmu Marlludale ut her home here. Helen Church, who is working In Portland, is home for a leu duy visit with her parents, Mr. ami Mrs, A. dl. Church. Mr, and Mrs. Dee Coon and chil dren enjoyed a pleasant outing Ut Ltundon Thursday. t Guy Luwson wont to Teniuilo Thursday . morning to have Jim Harnea grind hla sheep shearing knives, theii sheared his sheep Thursday afternoon und Friday. Trucks are busy huuling logs from tho Stundley camp, now that the mountain roud has dried out enough to permit heuvy hauling. Mrs. Hobert Murtindals has been In North Henri a few days under tho doctor's care but It al home again now and Is somowhiit im proved in condition during the lust lew iluya. S. II. Croy's horse got out of the pasture during the night Sat urday ami was run into und killed on tho highway near Mr. Porter's burn. James Iluughmun and Rachel Foray the left Friday night for Oleic homes in Ashland. Orau Freerksen went to the coast Friday wilh tho high school picnic party and left from there during the afternoon for his home lu FuKeue where he will slay un til late lu tho summer when he will leave for Seoul. Korea. Koss llrown left the lust of the week for bis home In Salem, lie plans on taking a trip this sum mer, probably to Alaska. Miss Gwendolyn Weaver went to her home lu Myrtle Creek Fri day evening. Latfr she will attend summer schonl lu Eugene. Mrs. Myille Wohotl and son Glenn returned Saturriuy from it wcrk's visit with Mr. ami Mm. William Noble in Portland. Mrs. May llrown and son Hill of WE CAN FIX ANYTHING City Electric 124 W, Cass St. Phone 233 Marshfleld spent the week-end at the homes of Mr. und Mrs. Ernest Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred itrown. They returned home Monday. Miss Esther llrown came home from Med fa rd Saturday to spend u lew weeks wltn ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Itrown, before at tending summer school. Clara May Kendall spent the week-end with Virginia Coon while her parents, Mr. und Airs. Percy Kendall, were visiting at other points. Air. und Mrs. Ernest Wheeler at tended tho Evergreen grunge ut Winston Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Putnam left Saturday for u four duy trip up the coast as fur us Newport. MIsb Abide Luwson arrived early Sunduy morning from Portland for u two days visit with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Lawson. She left Monday evening for Port land, accompanied by ber mother, who. will visit in that city for a week, or ten days. Airs. Uelbert Odeu and small duughter, Hetty Lou, and Lester I' rest ot Dorison mountain spent Saturday visiting ut tho home of Mrs, Orinu's und Lester's mother, Mrs. E, W. Huntley, and with friends. Mr. and Airs. Purker of Newberg visited with Air. and Mrs. 11. T. Church over tho week-end.' Mrs. Church Is going to Newberg this week to attend commencement ex ercises thore. Air. und Mrs. Harry Hatfield of AlcKiuloy spent the, week-end ut tho home of their - duughter, Mrs. O. H, Murruy. Mr. und Mrs. Nueley McCullach of Happy Vnllcy called on friends In the vuliey Sunday. Mr. and Airs. Elzie Clayton und sou Gordon of Dillard spent Sun day visiting with the Church fami lies. Air. and Airs. A. H. Church, who lost their home by fire last week, ure going lo move into their new home on tho Jewell place this week. The house has been nearly flnished'so that it can be occupied. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Kckles left Wednesday for California where they will visit relatives ut Ontario und other points and later In June will attend the Townsonri conven tion in Los Angeles as delegates from the Camas Valley club. Mr. and Airs. Claude Church and children went up to the Stundley camp ut Stein's gup und visited Mr. and Airs. Harry Purrott, Sun duv afternoon. Airs. II. C. Hoyle took Jack Shel ton (o Eugene Saturday and from there be took the bus on to his home in Washington. Airs. Hoyle spent the week-end with her hus band in Eugene. Miss Lillian Frost, who is at tending business college in Port land, visited her mother, Mrs. E. W. Huntley, und frlonds over the week-end. Hetty Purrott and Carol linker went up lo tho Stundley camp Sun day to assist. Mrs. Hurry Purrott with the cookhouse work during tilt; 'summer yacution, .... . ... DRAIN, June 7. Miss Mildred Jerauld, of Portland, visited from Friday to Monday with relatives. Miss Dorothy Jerauld and AIUb Mildred Young accompanied her to Portland where Dorothy will take a six mouths' course at the Hehuke-Walker Husiness college. Mr. and Airs. C. J. Hoover, Mrs. Pantile Hoover and daughter, Vio let Hoover, all of Sulem, were Wfttk-Bllll Hiwl Tlttf nnilinn flu v via. itors at the Wisegarver home. the grade school board met Tuesday evening and elected J. Verne Laswell, principal ot the Oraln school to tuke the place of 1 " is uromer, n. J. Uiswell, who re signed to accept a better position aa principal at Eslacada. Verne Laswell has been principal three years at Tenmile und has been ac tive in athletic and musical events of the county. H. J. Laswell left Sunday to join Airs. Laswell and little boii, Lynn to make a trip to Albuny. Ho will return this week and move his household goods to Estucado. Aliss Kay Greames, principal of the Allegheny school und Airs. Anna Kirby of Waldport visited their sister, Mrs. Alarch K. Brown, Drain teacher, lcn week. Airs, Elise Lump and daughter, Frunces left Thursday for Eugene where they will spend the summer vacation. David Longthi, science and mu sic teacher at Drain high school, has been elftrrl- in touch r-..o glee club and mechanical drawing iu uie rarttroso high school in Portland. Air. and Airs. Ellis Henderer of Portland are visiting at the homo of Mrs. Henderer s mother und at tended tllfi fnllllllMttfPtllHIlt ava. elses of the high school. rostmuster Otis Snook und fain- 1 1 V UCCOimiHIliplI llf hlti hinlliott and sister of Sutherland, spent Sunday picnicking on the North Umpcjuu. Memorial day visitors at the home or Mrs. Anna Drain, were Air. and Mrs Wnlii- k'nni np un... land, Air. and Mrs. R. L. Whipple and Mr. and Airs. Harry Black of mwume una Airs, rneron Hall. Air. and I rtt V w 1 , r o n spent the week-end in Eugene visiting relatives. Mrs. Austen's fattier. J. I. Villiiimnnn nrvnm. punicri them home. Claude Putchen was taken, to a Eugene hosptal by ambulance .Monday, whore br wtu tn umiown illicit lit; r operation. CANYONVILLE flANVONVII.I.H I.,n,. 7M.. and Mis. I.011 Caato of Aiilmorc, Ore., visited friends lu town over Hie week-end. Krnest Easlmnn nf T.nu Anirnln. and Albert I.amarlne of Eureka, Calif., are visiting at the I.oson Winn home. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Winn and guests all went lo Camp Comfort. J. O. (Jlosi and L. H. Crockett made a business trip to Ashland Sunday. Mrs. Raymond Paulson and daughter, Darliara, spent the day Tuesday at the L. H. Crockett home. . Charlie Hanks and wife of Eu gene visited his brother, Dennis Hanks Sunday. Myrtle I.ee Farmer is spending the week at the home of her par ents in Portland. Mrs. J. U. (.loss left Saturday on a business trip to Portland fur a few days. Mrs. Harriett Puekett is leaving for Ashland, June 8, to attend nor mal school. Carl l.ilja saw a fire in the house occupied by Mrs. C. E. Sulli van, Tuesday morning. It proved 10 be a Hue fire and was quickly extinguished and no damage done. Albert llamberg und family re turned to their home Monday from a trip to Washington, Mrs. Fred IOlllott has recovered from a U'eek's illness. Mrs. lltinlelt Puekett is hav ing a garage built ut her home. ,3uffiI2ii Vi mi 11 Hamilton Beach Electric Mixer $25.00 93pc. Set, Service for Eight Silverware (in beautiful case) $19.95 Mixmaster Complete $24.00 SUNBEAM Automatic Toaster (with tray) $13.95 Hamilton Beach Icelcss Ice Cream Freezer $10.45 Super Automatic Toastmaster $16.00 UNIVERSAL Electric Roaster $19.95 38-pc. Set Tudor Plate Silverware (with tarnish-proof chesty $22.75 CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. IRONMONGERS AIJIANY. June 6. (AP) L. H. Trulove varied airold adage when ho tried lo lead a bull to water. Now ho is in the general hos pital with a broken leg and severe bruises when the bull refused to drink out of a farm trough and at tacked him. i JMtaiif' flits nIHHil'liiHH A Distinctive PORTLAND AD D It K 1 1 trf arrad by Irovalan and Portlandart till. AM ouftid room l, HgM.oiry, al- tractive. 3 to A blochi lo loading iiorot I and bonki...Fnmeui for good food I I Papec Hay Choppers Save 1 0 to 20 ' waste in feeding Kay. You are paying for one anyway why not have it? Buy one and sell the extra hay. Sold cooperatively. "See us first We can save you money" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch, Roseburg, Oregon INCLUDE ALL THESE ON YOUR WAY EASTI SAN FRANCISCO and the great brldg.i RIDE THE DAYLIGHT batman SF and LA . SEC LOS ANGELES and By Hollywood . SOUTHERN ARIZONA Photnli and Tucson . THE OLD SOUTH romantic Nw Orleans . MEXICO CITY and CARLSBAD CAVERNS are Inexpensive sldetrlps l'lUli TICKKT? I( amounts tn thai! For en mp w Cmv.lktr, Nlw tlTK UllJ nuny odicr eastern destinations you may go or return via California for not one tent more rail fare than you would pay fur the ordinary straight Laii.and-baik roundtrip. When you go I-ast through California you'll sec twice as much scenery, twice as many places and have (nice as much fun, Example roundtrips: Ctttth Toxilit Standard CHICAGO . 65.00 74.00 90.30 NEW YORK 97.40 106.40 140.S0 Tourist to Chicago, coach beyond. Hide superb trains; including famous streamliners and deluxe, coach-tourist economy trains. All principal Southern Pacihc trains are completely air-cooled. For additional information please call: Southern Pacific , J, E. CLARK. AGLNT, Phone 11, HOT NEWS IS HERE WITH THE HOT WEATHER The News-Review Tells Vou of Both It also tells you of foreign, national and local political news, war news, agricul tural and business news. All kinds of news All of vital importance to the people of this county, The price of this newspaper is very reasonable It costs you little to keep informed. 65c Per Month Delivered by carrier in Roseburg $7.80 per Year AND 125 For 3 Months Throughout the Country by Mail. $5.00 per Year The Roseburg News-Review
