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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE I I, 1940. News of Douglas County Comas Valley CAMAS VA1-LKV. Jmm lic'.t Miiitiiiftiili! Ik ninniiiK I KinKr on Hit S'.inillf'V loL'iiiE row. Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Oiim-h Hi'iit SiiihIjiv al I ho roa:it. 1 1 (i t in ii Wili-y 'tf Cold lti-a h vU Iteil Tor 11 nliort Unw Hmui.iy nftor- IIOON Ht tllP llOIWX Of hi:' filHttM Clmrlrs Wlit-y and IHh hUi i. Mrs. Uftf Coon. VliRinla Coon vi-nt linnip with Iijiii lo vihIL for Imv wptks. It. V. IHrk and on. Hrii' f.wen ilolyn WfiiVflr hihI Marit'Hi" I'mil SiiimIh)' afh i noun Hi tin- Jri hnilist Hiim-h In Myrtle Creek. Mrs. A'la .1. Demi and Kinest Vliieer ol (iil!e InrKP (iinn(iilHS of Minn lur urn on lln-ir latins the punt week. Kx;i initiation of noil saini'len at tlirfere.nl times have nil shown that lime is much needed In the will of ryoul or I he valley. Haiti dnrfnff the week lias heen Uiille had for hay I hat lias heen cut although no great iIiiid.ik1 has heen done as yet. Some had to tut n their hay after the ra.Hl was over, : - Mr. anil Mrs. i, It. Moore, tiny and Jen nne Moore ut tended the wedding of some Irleuds lu Hone burn Sunday afternoon. .loan Tin Kawson went lo I'orl land Monday to snond three weeks visit inn her slHter and lirol her. Mrs, Kind A. Kldmi anil (iail Law son. She will also vinlt her aunt Miss Allen St-rttntoii In Kiikhiiu for n lew days on her way home. ' Mr. and Mrs. .1. It. Wilson and .Mr, ami Mrs. Anhle Wilson and two children of Wlnstona visited rehitlvea here Tor a short lime Snnilay arternoon. MadiHinal rvli-es were comliii'l ed hy Rev. Itoilirers of the Choreh of Coil at (he l'mMjim river, near the Hrorkway store Situday aftei nooii. Mrs. Irvin CrihhinS. Mih. Kir it Murray and Mr. Itertlia Still well were liapt i.eil hy Immersion and taken Into (hi Church of Cod. Mrs. Ilerniird I lean and Mi h. Vic tor Demi went to Med I'm d Wed nesday fur the foniier'a daughter. I'atly Jeanne, who has attended Hchool then; during the tast school yea r. It. V. Dirk reeelved wold a Tew tliivH hco that his KiauilihniKhler, Helen Coates underweiii an emer gency aiiemllcitl operation til (he North I tend hospital Saturday. While AhomdiiK in Marshfield S;iU, nrday morning the child hecame : very III and following a liiisiy. ex amination wns rushed to the hos pital where the opcnitlou took Jdnce ii h soon as pOH.Hilde. Mm. Louise I tench went to l.lk valley VVedliemhiy to earn lor her tin 11 fitter, Mrs. Kd Joyeu, who nun taken HI at her home siiihlt'iily. Mrs. Clavf'ii Mather and three sons have IHI the valley now that Ki-hool Is out (o Join Mr. Mather al Days Creek. Mr. Mather had been uorktng near Days Creek lor Home time he tore m-hnnl dosed. Mr. and Mrs. .foe NYules and small son. Uouahl, ciiuie from Till ed t Tuesday and visited a I (lie homes of Mrs. Negles" fa! her, Charlie Wiley and her sister. Mrs. Dee Coon, until TliniMduy after noon when they returned homo faking Ihelr daughter. Heiiv witli them. Hetty had heen visiting al the Coon home for the past ten days. Mrs. ins. v F. It. Drown and sou. Mar i nl In lii-iiin , a (sited that uiglii at the heme of Mrs. Urown's In other. Walter Smith, and with their mniher, Mis. Susan Smith. Sunday ihey look Mrs. Smith to a faintly reunion near l.ih eii. reiutuiiig in Drain (hat ulghl. Mrs. Iltoun mid Mar can en me hmne Monday. Mis. Smith will vi-di for some time at her son's home tn Drain. Sutherlin SC I IIKftl. IN. June ,v Smith iMihcd home (he last James j o'f Hie1 he has! week troin Connllis where he has been attending Oregon Stale col lege. Jaes will he employed hy tho Suiheillii Timber ciimpany this summer. Mrs Cecil livers has tic I bov ii HDond I lug the past wet K in Kugeue visit lug triemls .Mr. and Mis II. C Wilitrnt b-fl Wednesday for San Kraticlsco, Call tornhi. They went In cat part of the way and hy laue the rciuatn- (oHM bl lend KtrrtveVy Straight Bourbon Yflittty 100 Proof. Dm hi l. d end lottltd by tht Iwtjiwim pWHitng Company, lciiC,Kj. '245 Uudt 130 P"'t del' of tile (tip. Mrs. MjiIicI Iln.i.t i eturued from McMlnntille Monday where she at tended the haccaiaui eate service ami comiueiicemenl t-xenises of l.lulield college. Her ilaiinhler. Miss Kathleen Rons, was one ol I he gin dilates and had the houoi of heing the inily memher of this jimii-h elatis to receive two degrees, a diploma In piano, also the ua-he-',H' nf ails diploma. Mh, .lark Culver, Jr.. and Kdmi Stacey shoppi-d and attended to hiislncrs in Itosehurg Friday. lilaine Mi-fViitnark had the mis fortune to dislocate his Hhouhh-r Thuisday while working al Witch er'a logging ramp east of Suliier tin. The iiijuied man was taken lu thi Met ) l.ispllai in Kosebiirg ',n:i Wehlter spent the past week with her friend. Virginia Smith, ai her home on I he upper Calapooln Mrs. Harry Norton spent sever al days in Itosrlniig last we.-i vis fling relalm-H. She ami Mr. Noi toll al tended the eoinmeueeini'nl I'mram there Friday night at which time Mr. Norton's hi ol her. Iloh Norton, graduated. The Ladles ul of the Methodic ohinvh will hold their regular meet ing at the chtin h ThuiKda alter noon, June 1,',. John Miller .'d' YotuaMa, a Ioi'iht Sutherlln reaiiletitj wan vlsliing ftli tids here last Wednesday. Th thiodwlll ciitavan from Hone hlll'g en route to Heedsporl atxl Caidliier stopped here Tuesday af iettioon lor i lew minutes and 'or eliaded the icsidi'lHs ;if St(1 liotlin. I.loyd Siniltt ol I'ortlniid viis a visitor In town last Tuesday. .Mr. Smith hi a imiuer well known Suth erlln resilient. ' Mis. Virginia Speaker and hahy lelt 'this- week lor Portland where she will visit her parents lor sev rial weidis. The Stltherlfn school h'lard has calleil for hid lor Hliinnlhi!' ili play shed and the rast side ol Ihe Arl's huihling. Miss Cerievirve Smith and Mii-s Itetly liu Vogelpohl plan lo leave Mntiday inornlng tor the I II sum nicr sch'inl al Corvallis. William Lucas died at his hoim here Wednesday evening after ii lone period of illness. Funeral ser lies will he held Saturday after noon al the .Mt'thodfyt church wiiht Uev. Ormal II. Trick oifh-jating. In . teiiiietit will lie in the x. remelerv al Dak'latid. J. L. Itecathoiii Mitfered paiulul millMCH Ulilrh' ll-cOHp(ib-(l tile iirie of cilllcheH While J Wrtililng on the ,'ild drier hii i Iding in west Suth tllu. j Mr and Mrs. Coehel 1'isher audi hildren h-ll Weiluesdav tor Cur tin. Oictioii. where they will spi-nd the sutpiner with .Mrs. Fisliei's par ents. Oorue Allen, well Known ranch er is making extensile improve IlieiitH (il Ills' f'alich -lillihliligt Wesl of town. iC:lrl a us and John Musgi om mmle a huslness trip to lOigcne hist Wcdnesihiy.i , .Mr, and Sirs. il-u Sluldis ami r t of I es M o.ines. Iowa, toriner trlcmls of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jor dan 111 Hint slate, visited over tile week end here with liic Jordaus. eti lollle to Catiloitlia. The arili o:td crew, which hut' heen st;i,t(oil('d .h'ci'O lor the past lew" weeks w hile rebuilding I wo bridges, left Thin sday for H ise A Hil I leill pell ins. Well known bin g. 'j"'"1'- "!IS 'Vim,',1 'ri"s',i:,1v "lien him nacioi u)mu inn won east ni town. After helm: treated I at Menv hospital. .Mr. llempeniliR wim able lo return home when- he is veiling ahum salislaci.'mlv - At . Illli. fegllhll -colllli tl tnt'etini; I last Moiidav uiglii tlie coiiin II vol j ed lo have Hie water superintend-1 enl oider (. new meters., Ii was d('c he,i to hot laise tile Walcr rates al present, lati s remaining at l un lor I.Mai gallons and Iie cents pel Ion gallons a hive Hie minimum. .Mrs. Howtiid W.iM and Mis. Noah It'ise, Jr . arc taking bowimi: lt"i!i""s '" li''dmi 4 i-ach liiesdaj. W'ord has been receied line of '''ith ol a hahy u(r aboul ilnee weens ago t i .Mi ami .Mrs. t-ietlilte llreugger nl Medimd. dregoii. Mr ISirutiger is a (ormer Suihertiu 'I he llawlhoriie iieigliborlioial on the upper CalatuMia is oiganilng a ( titiiiuiiii It v Sunday si lino I bis Sundu . June ' It is to be an un deitomnial ioiial organisation. The following meetings will he h--. al the dllfei en i homes In t he com munilv. Weudall Hughan ol liosebui g tA been vlslltng for Hie past scl eral iiy with V K. Hrowil Mr. drown plans to leave Satunla foi Uosebuig where he will Islt lor a w i ck. Glendalc and MfV I'lrlcv U inktdiu.ni family attended (lo- mil ineiit exercises of the high at Crants Pass -"i Iday ec and Mis. A Kin Moiey and ol I'aiulMii visited at the W h home l-'rtd't- evening The Market your poultry with us Leghorn Hens, lb. Colored Hens, lb. VALLEY POULTRY CO. Corner Court and Jackson Sts. OUR BOARDING HOUSE JAON, I AW ByCEEDINGLV IRKED WITH VOO FOR MOT KEEPING QUIET ABOUT OUR AMEMGOOD FORTUNE AT THE RACES.' Ambitious plans for MONEY-. HAR-RUMPH. ,: ING CERTAllv) IMPORTANT EyPERIMEMTS--BUT BEESl ASSESSED HALF TO PAlMT THE. HOUSE, SCIEMCE Must Suffer Mo two tunall daiighlo Mill I'uialii lor a month. Mrs. (', II. Austin ami Mrs. Ki te I'oole attended f he funeral I O. Mac I u tosh al (it ants I 'ass unday alteriioon. i Mrs. M . A. I tat es a ud sons. Monte Jr. and Tommy and daugh ter. Helen, and Mrs. M. I., l-'rosl w ere huslness visitors at .Myrtle Creek and Itlddle Saturday. Mr. and .Mrs. Marry Cool and miii. Mob. and daimhter, I'atiy. oi Inula, Kpeni Memorial day at Hie (home of Mrs. Coot's mother, Mrs. Hiilhcrt Olson. Mr. and Mrs. M. 1. Nye. Mrs. J. M Keys and M r. and Mis A. I.. I'hillips and daughter. Dorothy. (spent Sunday al drants I'ass. Mrs. tieoiue Onnn of Me.Hord. and daimhter. .Mrs. Ceoi ge U'anl. lot Alaiuedii. Calif., were guests I tie Wm. U'unseh home Wed- llMtty I'hillips is visiting i. Clark ida- the Marshlield. Air. ami Mrs. A. (i. daughter. Lorraine v lun g Isltors Thursday and lloso- Days Creek nv nr 8ii'v'r iNcr.M.MGii. s pat. or rslljii years, has recently sold his pla e HAVS CUKKK. June 11. -All lo Mr. Ilortou ot lifverside. aiil. Moore, Claud Atherton and Ira Mr. I'ayne, who has heen visinng. Itrock. all of whnin are employed at his brother aL San Jose, has re a mill at Tenmilo. ipent the week- turned lo Miln to aliend to hii'-i-end aL llieir respective homes ness mailers ami expect to leave ln-re. , agiiin for California in the near fu- Mr. and Mis. Wade Worlhinginn Hue. and children, Iteverly and Junior. Mrs. (.'. C. Hill enjoyed a visit left Kriihiy tor iiosehurg where I hi.-t Sahuday fioiu u-r hlsiers. they were the guests of relaiives! Airs. ,I.u k I'aiks of I'ollland, Mrs. ami friends during the week end. -I'diu (sHehl of Ileavei toii. an ) .Mr. ami Mrs. Kr-d Willhoil audi Mrs. lUb Collins of Kligcne, They lainlly had as their guests Sunday j wen- accompanied hy Alls. Oslield s Mr. and Mrs. I'Yiiuk Willlioit ami . daughter. Janice, tin Tlnnsda Mr. and Mrs. Khml Willlioit ami , -Mrs. Hill Joined the oilier members son. Ciankie, ot Idllard. Todd ! ol her laiuily at Hie Itob M:iltliews 1'ruitt. also ot Hiltaiil. who accom-i home in Koseburg lor their aiinuai 1 pa tiled Hiein here remained for a j eek s visil j Mr. ami Mrs. Alva 1'enlu- and, son. .lohnin ami Mrs M.tmlta Wid i 1 1:; at lende.l t lie I hea lei in .Myrtle' Cleek Sattllilav eelillig. Ita. Klmer and Johan Sutton u ere lians.Hlliig business in ,Mr- lie Creek Salilidav Mr. A I'. Moor, belt, and Claude Koschutg visitors : eveiiint:. and so ld Atheiion were iat ut day uioi u itig. Deliiert, who Illjillcd his li:inl when he tell while plav ing earlier j 111 Hie week, lerelvetl lliclb ill al 1 (eiitiou tor the liijuiy. Mr. and Mis .lame- Kelly ;i!i-l daughter. I orot hy. v ei e business vl.diors in CanvotivUle s.ituid.i" . ; lu the evening they went to Rose-j burg w here thev atten led the j Ibeaiei. 1 Jat k Caulke and Ii. A Moore re- j tinned Aloiiihiy evening treni Pori-i land where they h.t I oite Snndav 1 to attend lo business matters. j Mr. ami Mrs. Alec Wtti ihingloii and their daughter. .Mis. Kay. Hafdl.ll. vislled at the f Ha Comltay : home at Aab-a Sunday. Mr. ami Mis. Mill l l.iiu uml sons, j Clay and l.yuu, were guests S.Hin-' day ni the homo of Mrs. Clam's j parents, Mr. mid Mrs. Vint Weiiver. ne.ir Mvrile Creek Mlr-s (iem and Miss Wlletha Hut , i hin.-on, HiMOld Vese mid Pi;id- ' lord W liters weie among llncj .itlending Hie theater in My tile Cl eek Sal ut 'day ev eiiiin: vhs Kill. Snytlei. M:s. C. C. Hilt, Mrs. Walter Motu gomei mid: Mi.s Hibhi MoiiUionc: v , etc simp : ping In Reselling Wedtie-t.lay. .lollll CliatieV let ill lied lo I'll I I did Tuesday to le-uilie his dlltie as a member ol the le.l.-ral gi.ind t'P y !.i Spe'i- er - ii:. in ;te(imr llc .14c Ttlephono 646 with MlSTAH MAJOR, I MAD ALL MAWNIM1 that VvJlF EVERY BEAT, AN' MlZ HOOPLE COME 1 MVOLV- SClEWTlSC OUT TO SEE WHUT AiLLTHE NOISE ABOUT,' LOOK HOVJ NOVJ X HAVE MftJOK.-THAT,b WHUT YOU CALL MY WlMMlNGS AMD W1- as Janitor al the local school hi his place. Alvin ('reason of rorlland rived liu re the hitter pari of last the Mr. week to spend some lime at home of his mu le and mutt, and Mrs. C. C. Hill. Itntiald Hoover, who is empl 1 at the J. A. Worihington ram h. spent the weekend uilli his nm-ic. Ira (hot k. .Mr. aim Mrs. Will lain Uromh-y and I edrii-k I la ugh man came up from Ashland Wednesday to spend a tew days at the home of Mrs. Hi oniley s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hutchinson. They were ac companied hy Miss lift iy Ithomls. also ol Ashlam' who w ill vinil friends and nitMes heie mil il J Sunday. Mrs. En in ley's siMer. i.Ui.s V itetha I i.iit hinson. I . a meitlher of (he class gi adila: iiiu Thursday troin the local lnh ! school. I .Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hill. Air. and j Mrs. linn Welch, and daughter, li.i I zel, and son, No'd. and .fay Wii.-.hi i ami son. Harry, were among those shopping in Ko-elnirg Saturday, then I'ayne. who has made his home near Milo lor a number 01 lamily reunion. nnu -ois. .een wimm ami Mrs. Ko Unman and daughter. Maroile. w el e business visitors in no.-einng ..onua Hoiiald Lollei ot Canyoin ille Wi an overnight guest at the home Ins p.ireiiis in law. Mr. and Alt J.-ii k Hu'ins, eatl in (lie week, t He b'lt the m-t miuning tor Dev il's Kbit w here he has heen employed to operate a power gradei lor the loiesl fei vn . Mrs. Kl.-.er ilainville and Mi-s .wayiielle K.tinville went to Mville ( reek Saluiday whete . Slay belle had some deiil;il uoik done. They were accompanied as l.ir ; Canyonville bv Mrs. .) IJ.iinvill 'isl(ors during the weekend at the .la k lii'mns hom-' ite Imb-d Mis. Higgins' nieee. Mrs. Russell Wilson, o! S;in Kram ith, and also her nephews, Cuy Jacipies and Joe .I'icipitw :iri"l l;iinil of I'mlbi'id j, ii,7T- I - AX i INTRODUCING a fitting new name for the best premium gasoline we have ever made Major Hoople I FEEL 50 GOOD AT AM' UOLLERlN' "EUREKA THAT OUST FLY, MlSTAH ARTKA extracted 175 but not without pai Alva Matthews, wlm Is employed I by the Southern Pacific with head-ar-1 quarters at Crants Pass, came home Kriday in order to atletid the eighth grade graduation exercises. His son. Marshall, was one of those graduating. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ward and children. Art. Pill. Jim ami Alice were .Myrtle Creek visitors Satur day evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Cross and family of Itoseburg recently spent the week-end at the home of Mrs. Cross' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Higgins. While here Mr. Cross en joyed a fishing trip lo the South I'liipqua falls. Koy Matthews, who has been serving on the jury in Uosehing. has returned to his home. Many local people attended the funerai services lodd in Canyon ville Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. M. A. Clough. who passed away al her home on the Hays Creek-Cnn-vonville road Monday. Miss May Cro'-s went to Yon ealla tor the weekend. Sin- was aciompauied by her nephew, pill dross, and Howard Applet-ale who returned home al'ler spending a week here. Paul Peterson went to Portland last Saturday after Mis. Peterson and their daughter. Arlene. who has been a patient at the hoeru becher hospital for several weeks. U. S. Hop Growers Win South American Trade PORTLAND. June ln.-(ATM Anieric:iu hopgrow ers at lust have moved into the South American market, formerly held tightly by Italy and Cermauy, export circles here luaid today. Cerniany and otner European na tions have dominated Hie Smith American market lor decades, even alter the outbreak of the Kuropean war. ( ;eri:;:iny recently has ful filled customer oledges by ship ments through Italy. The si;:e of recent South Ameri can orders was no! revealed. A few contracts for P'tn hops were written here last week at about f'-nls a pound for seeded and II cents for seedless, giving the growers a substantial profit, th" broker said. Previous con tracts for '22 to cent.- a pound have tied up about pio.umi bales. or about halt of the 1 T I i crop in Oregon. Washington and California. Only about :!on bales ol last year's nip is unsold. Crop conditions in the Willnin ette vnUey h;ne been improved by ' w arnp-r went he Commencement Program Held at Canyonville CANYONVHXK, June 11. Com mencement exercises for the Can yonville high and junior high schools were held at the higa school auditorium Thursday eve ning, June i, at eight o'clock. The program was as follows: Processional ...March of the Dwarfs Invocation Hev. J. P. Pray "We Come to Greet You," tteuior higli chorus. Salutation Beverly Hartley Vocal solo Mrs. fluy Mc.Oee Class address Dr. Walter Hert ford, president College of Educa tion, Ashland. Instrumental solo Robert Miller J'resentalion of awards Scholar ship basketball. Presentation of eighth grade Jesse Itushuell. Acceptance of diplomas Webster Hrigg. Presentation of class of I!i4ti-N. - It. Ashctafl, principal of -Cun- yotiv ile high school. Presentation of diplomas J. P. Smirk, e.iairman of the hoard. Acceptance of diplomas-- Itobert MiiT.fr. Valedictory address Jeunotte I odgt . Meueillction Hev. J. P. Ilray (iraduates Include, seniors: Itev erly I tart ley, Jeanette Dodge, Ito bert Miller; eighth grade. Jean Clough. Webster Hriggs. Ilavter Kerebee. Sidney Hemphill, Verlon James, W'Uliam laiellen, Donald .Miller, Norene Moyer, Lester Spencer, Calvin Neivvanger. Canyonville Song Writer Encouraged CANYONVHXK. June Jl. Word has been received here lhat Miss Kvelyn Paulson of Azalea, who has composed a number of songs recently, won first prize at an amateur contest at Clendak which may prove to be the be (ginning of a worthwhile musical Scarcer. Shortly after winning- the Icontest she had the opportunity Jof meeting in person Mina St ran I lus, noted opera singer from New York City, who criticized several of Miss Paulson's songs ami found I I hem to be of unusual merit both jlrom the standpoint of theme and j actual construction. Realizing the imanv obstacles emit routine an amateur song writer Miss St ratl ins olfered to take sample copies of several of her songs with her lmck to New York where she "will tie rsonallv present inem 10 jeau- ing song critics. .Miss Paulson chost two of aer compositions and 'applied to the Library of Congress icopvrighi. office for copyrights which she received without delay. The songs are now on their way lio New York and if received inv lorably will be given an orchestral arrange! it and presented to die public by means ol radio wnicn will he the final test of their coin meicial possibilities. Tenmile TKNMII.K, June 11.- Mi. and Mrs. II, H. Larson have gone to Foil liragg, Calif., to visit rein lives, Miss Willamao MueUcl and Aliss F.luine Patrick of upper Olalia are staying on the Larson ranch during their absence. Mrs. Alma Coats is in Salem re ceiving medical treatments. Ivan Swift has improved the ap pearance of his home by building a new yard fence.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seiget were visiting and transacting busi ness in Itoseburg Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hil. Mrs. Nettie Cabot. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cabot and daughter. Miss Mary Ann. attended the graduation exer cises at Myrtle Creek high school Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Larson were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I.. H. Thornhurg at Wilbur. Mr. and Airs. Jim Henry have as their house guest, Mr. and Mrs. Cook from Canada. Mrs. Cook is a sister of Mrs. Henry. Mrs. Klta Robertson, a former resident of Tenmile was shopping ami visiting in Roseburg the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Vaughn and daught'M- .Miss Cumill Hell, all of Kugene. and Cleii Coats were Sun day dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Airs. J. M. Cabot. VV 1 Howard Kibe is busy cutting his hay crop. Mi-H. Nettie Cabot spent Thurfl day In Roseburg attending to bust n ess. Frunk Alhro spent the week-end at home with his family. Mr. Alhro Is employed at u logging camp near Cuquille. L. M. McCaffrey has installed a new electric feme on his ranch. Mr. and Mrs. James llomolka and Chailen Howell were attending lo business matters in Roseburg Sat- j urduy. Arhritus Alhro spent Friday in Ruse burg having dental work done. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Divine ami daughter, Marie, of Olalia, spent Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Henry. Among the local people to attend to business in Itoseburg the past week were John McCullongh. Mrs. Itillu Halm. Mrs. Alta Howard. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Coats. Keith Chris tophersoii. Mrs. Kslher Cabot, and son. Jack. Meredith Ward. Mrs. Audrey Malone, Mrs. Christina Chrlstophersnn, Mr. and Mrs. Pete llil and daughter, K lea nor Sutler. J. M. Cabot ami Ted Coals help ed haul hay at the Tom Codfrey ranch Saturday. Howard Krbe transacted busi ness lu Itoseburg Monday. Hetty Lou Singleton, of Kugene, is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L'lhert Smith. Herbert Lewellyn spent the week-end with his family lu Ten mile. Mr. Lewellyn is employed at the logging camp. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hreiten hitcheii have moved Into their new home. Miss Willaniae Muetzel spent Sunday in upper Olalia with her parents. Mr. ami Mrs. Otto Mueizel. Jerry Paul from Coipiiile was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Huehner over the week end. 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