Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, March 21, 1940, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURS NfWS.REVlEW, r6$BURG; 0RE60N, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1940. SEVEN Around the County Riddle ltmiH.R, Mm-rli lO.Mni. U. H. 1 lowland, who hurt Iipcii ul l-VortiKi, (ill., tho pu.Hi few moiiiliH, return f to hiv liome linn Tuuwluy vo- MIbh Melba Wilson, n RUiuVnt at O, S. C, iclurnofl to hor homo hero Tlitirmlny for the Raster hull ilayH. She was accompanied here by Kurl Kimmcl, also a jmiilent, who went on to Canyonville to Hpend the holidays with hit mother. .Mr. and Men. A brier l.oKmlon ami Hon, Allen, of Klamath Kill In, have been the kiH'Mh of relatives here he past week. Mrs. LokhiIoii also viMlted In ItosobiuK with her sis ler, Mik. tiuy TowiiHeinl. , Mrs. Jiihii Moore and son. Ken neth, went to tirants l'ass Satur liay. Kenneth, who has been ill the past few months, expected to have bin tonsils removed while there. KiiKPne Melior and Myrnu Prim er, both students at the rniversify name this Apple Cake rtcms CtT DETAILS mAR of Orenon, hnvo returned to their hnitipft hr fop Ihft KiiHtpr hnllilny .Mr. and Mrs. I-ntvrnn PniMork Hint two children of KuiiKiia nrrlveil hi'i'ii lust pok iiml mi' vlslilni; ut ilm Ikiiihi of Mr. Puililni-k's broth or, Iliilih I'uililoi'k, mid family. 'I'lll'V IXIW 10 llM'UUl III Ol'MKOII. . Mr. imii Mm. .Inliu .Wnmlu Imvo relnrnod In lliclr liomo hnio nfhr an oxli'iidoil vIkIi with rHntlvcH In llio Hlnto or WiodilltKtnn, Mr. J. II. Cilpiis Iihh rnliirncd lo her home here al'ler Kovnrnl weekH' may Willi her iliiiiKhier, Mm. Al ner LoKKdon. ut Kliimnlh Fa 11b. (lene TnwnKpnil has rnlurneil lo tho veterans' hospital for medical treatment. The farm home hern owned by Henry llnilli of llosehniK has linen sold recenlly to newcomei-H from (llenilule, fal. Mrs. Hall, who has been oeenpylntc the properily will ro to Texas for an Indi linliu visit Willi her dallKlller. Elkton KLKTO.V. March IS. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. II. Lbjtiird and daughter, Joanne, of Trail, visited the home of Mrs Marietta Haines Wednes day. Mrs. Usturd Is u KranddaiiKh ter of Mrs. Haines. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haines left Monday morning for I'liyallnp. WashliiKlon, to visit the home of their daughter. Mrs. Noma. Wei rrr. Mr. and Mrs. Haines visited Itev. Karl Horsell, of .lleaverton, on the trip north. Mr. and Mrs. Werth Woilman o? Drain, and Mrs. Ivu Wheeler, of Vnncalia, visited the Maud King slon home Monday. Cliiud Haines and Miss Norma belli! Weatherly took Mrs. Dora Hlipe. of Reuvnrlon, who is worthy Kinnd matron of the Order of Kant em Star, to ItnselniiK Sunday. Mrs. Stipe held a meeting at 101k ton Sat urday evening. Miss Weatherly and Mr. Haines returned home by way of Ninth Ilend where they visited Harry Weatherly who is In the Keier hospital recovering from an itppondh-ltis operation. Mr. Weatherly is reported to be dotiiK very well. Mrs. Marietta Haines and Miss Iris Haines look Mrs. Nannie Vox to her homo at Lakeside. Tuesday. Mrs. Cox has been visiting the Haines home the past two weeks. Mrs. Orpha Hinder. Mrs. Kvelyn Hinder and .Mrs. i.orena. Hinder were shopping in Roseburs Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. n. O. Thomas, Mrs. Marv llffkb'v and Mr. and Mrs. 'CAUSE 1 LEARNED ABOUT, A REAL COFFEE VALUE!" Here's a smart buy!" my grocer was saying! "It's top grade coffee, superbly blended, perfectly roasted. Popular with thousands of critical folk who like a satisfying mellow-rich flavor!" W. K. Buell went to Eugene Tuos-lj ilay evening to attend the show, Gone With tho Wind.'1 Mr. anil Mrs. Kldnn Holms were Eniiene visitors Monday. Joseph Hudson and Miss Kvelyn Hudson were Salem visitors Thurs day. Miss Kllujhplh Rmltli, of San Franelscn, is vlsllliiit the luimo of her parents. Mr. and .Mrs. Charley Smiih, of KelloKK. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Karl (irlffltli nnd Mrs. Uuida .Melinuaiil were at Ir ndiiiK lo business matters In KtiReburK Monday. Mr. and MrH. Harold Smith, who huvo been visiting tho Karl Grif fith home, huvo returned to Port land. Mr. nnd Mrs. Karl (Irlffltli went to Iteedsport Wednesday to attend (he funeral of Mrs. Addle Wood eoek. Mrs. Wnodeoek wns the mo ther of .Mrs. Velihi Slurk. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ouslnfsnn, of Marshfleld, urn visillnir tho homo of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hedden. Mrs. Klva Day, of KuEono, Is vis iiinit the homes of Mr. ami Mrs. t). S. llei ldey and .Mrs. Mary Ileck-ley. Mr. and Mrs. Krnesf D. Wndo and Mr. und Mrs. James Gates motor ed to Eugene Monday evening to attend the iiiovlo "Gone Willi tho Wind." Horn lo Mr. and . Mrs. Etdnn llnlius a son. .March 13. Mrs. Holms In In the Snered lleurt hos pital in KlIKeno. The baby welsh ed seven and one-half Kumls. Miss Lenoro t'lemo is home from school at .Monmouth for spline vacation. Miss Kvelyn Hudson Is homo from Ashland for a few days. Miss Hudson Is atlendlni? school there. Dr. Sidney Hull, superintendent or the Cascade district of the Methodist church, held a fourth quurlerly conference at tho church Wednesday evening. Robert Grirrilh. who Is In I lie Tiller f'CC camp, spent the week end at home. Mrs. lllancho Duller, who Is vis itini! her mother, Mrs. Anna Myers In l-'lorlda. reports her mother has had II si l uke since silo went to see her.' Mrs. Duller will slay unltl her mother is heller. The ladles of the Church of Christ spent Thursday palnlini! the new benches which were made recenlly for the church. The Klklon liitih school board held n meetinK Monday evcnillK. W. K. Duell was elected principal lor the next year. Mr. Buell, who Is the present principal, has been In the school several years. O. S. lleckley was attending to business matters in HnseburR one d.'iv this week. Miss VliKlnki (iaies. who Is At tenillllL; school at Corvullis, Is home for Kiu'lmt vacation. Tenmile TEXMII.G. March 21. Ilalph Howard is building a new barn on his farm. J. M. Cabot, attended the board of directors meeting of tho raclfio Cooperative Poultry Producers, held in. Eugene Friday. , . Walter Coats, .received several hundred ' Whllo ' Leghorn-""1iaby chicks Inst week from ltoseliuig. Otto lluebner is recovering from an attack of influenza. ' Mr. anil Mrs. Peter llll nnd daughter, Eleanore, spent the week end ut the various Oregon benches. Mrs. Dell Clark spent Satur day visiting and shopping in Itose burg. Mrs. Irene Hnmnlkn and (laugh ter Lillian, nre recovering from an attack of influenza. Frank Albio was a Itoschurg visitor Saturday. Claude Parkhurst. is putting in the spring crop for 11. II. Larson on the Cnrr place. Mr. and Mrs. William Kibe and son. John Wyne, were visiting and shopping In Itoschurg Saturday. Mrs. L. M. 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