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TWO ROSF.BURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1938. News of Douglas County RIDDLE RIDDLE. Oct. 12 Mrs. A. W. Hatlm of KogeburK was attending to ImrtincHM multi-i-H here Aloiniay. Owen Willia, who is employed at Giemlale, spent Snnilay here, with Ills mother. Mm. Dora Willis. II. F. Nichols ami Hon, Stiller, and Al Tompkins motored to liose burK Monday where they attended to business matters for a lew hours. Kreelln Collins of lleedsport vis ited at tile home of Mr. and Mrs. ICS. Ciirmltt last week. Mr. Col lins resided at Hldillc when a small hoy Willi his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Collins. ' Paul llansotler and his son, Dick, went to Klamath Kails last wei-k to work in the potato har vest. Mr. Hansotter experts to hrlliK hack a truck load of potatoes on his return. l)r. Robert i.aimley. a former physician of Riddle, accompanied by a friend. Dr. Ray Ilrown. slop ped over for a short visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ci. D. drain, Friday. They were onrontn to their homes al I.os Anueles uHer flhishlim a lecture tour that took them as far north as Portland. Mr. and .Mrs. Clarence Nelson of KllKene were here over the week end visiting at the home nf Mi s. Nel son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Klhert Hall. Mr. and Mrs. S. U. Nichols spent last wek in Portland where Mr. Nichols was called to serve on the federal grand jury. The Riddle side camp nf till) Ct'C has been closed for the season, the hoys huIiik to other camps for the whiter. Den Willis has been workini! In the potato harvest at Klamath Falls the past few weeks. .Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wilson and family motored to .noli Millars Sunday where they' visited ut the Henry Jones home. The men of the party enjoyed a hunt liurliin the day and succeeded ill killihK two nice bucks. Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Atterbury, who have been here the past Hum mer helpline ill establlBhlim the Riddle valley cannery, returned to Omuls l'ass tile first of the week. Mr. Atterbury has secured em ployment with a construction com pany. Mrs. Alice Moore or Glendale has been vlsltlnii here at the home ol her sou, John Moore, the past few weeltH. . Fred Dall is reporled unite 111 and conlined to his home here. Iticharil Kiddle, a member nl the limb Infantry band of the l!. S. nrniy, located at the I'resldlo 111 Hull Francisco has been vlsltlnt; relatives here and at Myrtle Creek Ihu past week and elijuylnn a two weeks lurlouuli. Klchard plays trumpet In the band and stales they will play a Ioiik enuuKcineiil al the Han Francisco exposition next year. , , Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scott or Sitlein Hecouipnnied by Mrs. Sculls bro thers, Clarence and Charles Dick ens, were Bliests Wednesday al Hie jioiue of their mini. -Mrs. II. A. Crow. The party went on south to Merlin to visit oilier relatives be foul reluriliiiK lo Salem. II. 1'. Aspey, who has been re euiieraliliK I'rom an operation In tllu litlKcne hospllal, was ImiilKlil hack lo his home here Friday by Ills son, Gid Aspey. ol the White Gnnmc. Saturday Mr. Aspey sin tered a relapse ami was seriously III Sallirduy and Sunday. From lasl reports he Is s'.lnblly improved. G. K. Aiklns. who has conducted ! iiirnliuie store ill Itiddle lor a number ol years recently Iraileil the furniture store anil cements mid a resilience properly to l.loyd llriilBCB ol Drain lor I'M) acres ol rhnrll land located past north ol liralll. Mr. Ilridiies with Ills wile and son are now localed here and have taken over the business. Air. Aiklns will slill conduct his in surance and lumber yanl Interests liom another ollice hiiililinn. ELKTON , KI.KTON. Oct. 12. Mi-5- Anna Knuikltn litis fcmif to tlliitr lu visit llur Histcr, Mih. I'hupniitn. ' Sylvia lias 1 11 mi. nl Hi-hool st'vi'nil tiny rt tint! In illm sri. Mr. uiut Mrs. Lcntoi- Hib-v mv lilckinij nunhiMiit'S nl Hiiniluii. . J. I., ltoui' has ben (iillftl t mm Ihu Hell lookout wlH'ic In- ha.- hern rMultom.'d this Minuncr. (JtMivm' Solomon, .Mr. and Mi.-v Char l'4 Solmnnn and !.nu:hhT. Joy, spent Sunday at tht niivri llaiin'rt home. lit 11 MoimiH Is isMini; ii l.if ir. ami trlt'ints at Vaughn. Atildcn Du'fvcr. Junior I lainrr ant! Oliver HaincH I. -It Monday loi distent Oiciiini (o hunt. . Mr. mill .Mrw. It. II. WVlIrt has i v turned f i om eastern Oii'uoii where Mr. W'elln was hunting mule don. Miss Ardelte Hinder ha p-ne In Kimono to taUe a business umii.-'c this winter. 1 II. I. UosHi-n is lia lim an ;ni Votuprcjssor installi'il in Ins u.ii.mr Mr aii'l .Mrs ,1 K II Hmi.-Mhi hou, of KHIokk. wen atlndliiK to i IniHiiicHH inatiiii.s in Klklou Salur jiiay. Mr. ami Mrs. It. Andrews, of ScnllKhiiiK. wtfi'e Klklon visitors Saturday. Mr. ami Mrs. Kay I.oan, of Cali j fornia, spfut llw wfeki?n. at the home of Min. Wilbur IIuus. Mih. Ikuii is a sister of Mi. IIiikuh. i .laim'H dates is in eastern Ore 'koii iitniliriK mule deer. Mr. (Hid Mrs. Anna Johnson ami liionald, of SeoltshurK, were Klklon ivisilors Suuilay evening. KI.KTO.V, Oet. 10. K. A. I-Vnley, KrneHt 'ail(, Hidney (iales ami D. O. Weatheily have returned from eastern Oregon where they have been ImnliiiK tniile deer. .Mrs. Anna Franklin was nth'iul itiK to husiness imitN'i's in Kuene Tuesday. Kvanpelist (iollelh Kchmid elos ed his three weks meeting at the (,'iiuri-li of Christ Sunday, reniKauiZ' iiiK the church with twenty inem herH. Those from Klklon attending the Douglas county convention of the i'liurcheH of Christ, at. I train Mon day were: Mr .and .Mrs. Movd Me Michael, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Haines, .Myron Haines. Mch. Nellie Hinder, Mrs. Verona Daniel, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Harlan. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Ileudercr. Mrs. Inn Ih-mierer, and James l.aswi'll. The Slavics have; leased the Saw yer Hapids auto camp from J. It. Cheuault. itev. Koos Is Hie new paslor of the AssemhlieH of Cod church. Itev. Koos is taking the place of Jtev Jones, who has gone east. MIhh Marie Haines has relumed lo Portland lifter spending her va cation at the home of her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Oliver Haines. Mr. anil Mi-h. Frances Mack and family have returned from eastern Oregon where Mr. Mack has been hunting mule deer. MIsh Kiln McChiy. or San Meinar dino, Calif., Iuih been visiting at Hie home of Mr. ami Mrs. Oliver Haines. Mr. and Mrs. Arna Johnson and Donald Johnson, of Scot I h burg, ami Mr. and Mrs. Thor Jensen have re turned from eastern Oregon where they have been limning mule deer. Mr, and Mrs. I'ranl; Minder. I.e Hoy Morgaiill ami Mrs. Orpha Min der were in Kugene Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Iteuben Nelson and family, of Vaughn, were visiting the Crank Hinder home Sunday. ('laud Kd wards, of Salem, was visiting friends in l-JIktou this week. Mr. KdwardH lived at Klklou sev eral e?s ago. I.. 1.. Single went, to Portland Ihis week In eider lht hospital. It. O, T.hoinas has relurned from While Salmon, Wash., where he was called by Hie deaih of D. o. Thomas. Mrs. Connie Thomas re lumed home wilh him to visit at the Thomas home. Mrs. Nayiiioml Jones is going to Portland Ihis week to see Mr. Jones, who is in the hospital then'. He had his leg broken in a logging accldenl some lime ago. Chris DaviH has returned from California where he spent the sum mer. Asa Andrews, who has been ill, Is better. DRAIN I'HAIN. Oet. 1'J-Miss Andrea U ooil h;'s enrolled at I he '. of ( . and is ciiminiltiig between eilies. Mrs. Mary Maltonii. who suffer ed a si riik e a lew davs ago. is crit ically ill at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Iteeves and lillle daughter have returned Hoai llosehum ami are now settled in one of lite Tiurldood collages. Mr. and Mrs. Jack (ioirlier are having a hailiroom built onto their home in souih Drain. Dick Sanders has returned lo his home in Drain from Cottage Crove where he has hern empioved. Mr, ami Mrs. (i. V. Sanders have returned limn Auburn. Calif., Wbele the loiiuet has been tor se- ral inoiiihs. eiuplmed at th audi nl his hrol Ikt in lit u- Maheu. Mis. Sanders lias Wsiling Ibe pasl three weeks with her sister. Mis. Mahen and family they also visited at the home ol Ihelr daughter, Airs. Lester Cram er. Among these going to I Ingeiie lasl Sunday evening lo heai lamous woi M I,., -niter and pi er. Staiile Junes, weie Mr. Mrs. W ". Au-leti. ami Mr Mis. Waller l.oveti. Mr. and C. li. Di-IU and Ke. and Mis. I Truebhmd Mis Ah.e Heed ! Itoiu a 1 eeeiit 1 1 ll to San ! i o heir she ai coin allied Ml iis it. ( llinwu ot Dlolilll Tliex went t!n- roast lOMIe lurned uer the SlsKivous Holtien Hale" Hie liig hi id; the iiMiwoeih were among lei I'vnilg su;ht:. ot I he E 1 i also i-iii-d .a lite home h-e Hill at !...,,. Mr. and Mi- Mi I'oUoiigli ol Cm t in. i humus (t! s H.u I .ve nr.: tit. 1,,-v W In! dairy Dick been the and Mis. . K. etlll lied is on u week's hunting trip to east ern Oregon. Clayton Kirtley ac companied him. Mr. and Mrs. Herald dost and family of Corvallis and mother, Mrs. Doiiohugu or Dayton, visited over the week-end with Mrs. l-'rost's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. Kesterson. Announcements "have lieeii de ceived by friends of the birth of a koi). named Dale Alfred, weight 7 pounds, '1 ounces, to Mr. ami Mrs. Paul Patri-k. at the Sacred Heart hospital, Kiigene. Sunday, Oct. 2nd. Mrs. Pair irk was formerly Miss Hrace Olilsou, a primary teacher of the Drain schools. I her death, October 5, at the home j Jackson. Jarold Itachor. Dale L'lam, of her daughter, Mrs. Josh Wright, j Buster Itondeau, Calvin Clam, Roy in Darby. Montana. Mrs. Perdue j Uoyd. Tom Howell. Lester Jack j has made her home in this com-; son. Walter Ierwil, and Alec Van ! tn unity for many years, coming j Nurman. in care of Hill Wuorinen, jhere from Nebraska about 1913. coach, wt ut to Itosehurg Saturday I She was the mother of Mrs. J. D. to participate in a six-man football Wright and Mis. M, K, Dean, of game against Hlendale in con nee Days Creek, and Jack Higgins, of j lion with llie industrial fair spon Milo. j sored by the Hoseburg Junior The Days Creek foptba'.l squad chamber of commerce. consisting of Vietor DeWitt. Hoy The following students and DAYS CREEK DAYS CKKKK, Oct. 12 Mr. and Mrs. Karl Sumner were Itosehurg visitors Tuesday. Hoy Duncan returned to his work at l-'ish lake Tuesday morning. Ivan Welch, of South CmpUa Kails CCC camp, spent the week em! at his home. Mr. ami Mrs. Walter Hutchinson spent Saturday in Hoseburg. Miss .luanita i.isea, of Milo, has returned to her home after spend ing the summer visiting In Port land. Uernard Dcloskey, who has been visiting at the Karl Sumner home, left lor his home In Omaha, Ne braska, Tuesday. Airs. John Ferguson is in Ttose burg spending a few days un guest of Mrs. II. It. Ferguson of that it v. Air. and .Mrs. Fred Wright and daughters. Delia ami Doris, were Sunday visitors at the J. D. Wright home. Hi Hash and Joint Scott, of Can yonville, were guests ut the It. A. Aloorc home Sunday, .1. D. Wright was a business visi tor in Hoseburg Saturday. M rs. Mr uce Ferguson has gone lo Voncalla to visit at Hie home of her parents, .Mr. and .Mrs. Elmer Kllisoii. Perry DeVoe, who lias been em ployed in Los Angeles, California, ri turned to his hone the first of the week. He has accepted em ployment in Myrtle Creek. Sieve .v onar. who has been pending some lime at the Sumner home, has enrolled in the CCCs and lias been assigned to the South 'mpipia Falls camp. Henry Mrown, of Drew. and Clyde I icalherage, of Medford, re gnosis at. the It. A. Moore home Thursday evening. Airs. Al. K. Dean and sons. Clay bourne and John, left last Sunday tor Darby, .Montana, to visit at the home of Airs. Dean's sister, Airs. Josh Wright. Air. and Airs. Frank Hitter and laughter, June, of Portland, and Mr. and Airs. Sloan, of Washing ton, are spending some time at the Killer place at Alilo. Mrs. J. C. Sumner of Drain is spending some time at the Siltiiuer ranch helping her brother, Vernon Keilili r. wilh the tall canning and house cleaning. Alts, l.illie Harris ami daughters. Florence and Joyce Kverts, and Air. and Airs. Dick Chapman, of (Hide, were guests at the Newell Wood home Thursday. Newell Wood, Airs. Hoy Duncan and children. l.oieu and Alarjoi ic. accompanied Air. and Airs. Vernon Alooi e, of Allegany, to Hoseburg Thursday. Al r. and Airs. Moore, who have been guests at the Dun can home Hie past week, lett for their home Friday. The ninny friends of AI rs. Mar garet Perdue wen: sorry to hear ol friends accompanied the squad: lister Ferguson. Morris Pennell, Morris Matthews, Edward Burr, John Simpson, George Higgins. Glen Boyd, Don Cook, Winnie Itain ville, James Ward. Miss Kslher Height, Miss Doris Height, , Lyle Spore and Hay Wright. TENMILE A half ton ot coul Is required to start a freight train and hriUK It to running speed. TRN1IH.K. Oct. 10. Sirs. May Sibolil, who has Been very ill for the past two weeks, is some het- ter at this time. I Mr. and Mrs. James Homolka, jSr., Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Itowell i ... i ...... tini..fru.v w.t-n I unu -til . aim .1110. jituantij idiiiner quests at the home of Mr. anil Mrs. .lamps HomolKa. Jr.. wii-i iSunday. ! Claire Vaughn of Eugene anil. Itohert Young of Portland were hunting In this vicinity lasf week. They also visited ut the home of ; Elmer Bushnell. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Howard of Sll Iverton, have been "visiting at the home of Mrs. Howard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carnall. 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