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-TWO News of Douglas Qounty Sutherlin SUTHERMN, Ore., Aug. 8. Whipple and Kirk, loear piling contractors, shipped 8 cars of piling out of Sutheriin Oils last month. ' ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Apple-riii- rf-Yw.tu-::.! iIW 3 ivlundr. here Saturday d'ening. Mr. ami ill's. Apple-gate were at one time grocery merchants In this city. J31alne McCormacK, who is em ployed In logging on Little river, OUR BOARDING HOUSE With Major Hoopl drove down Saturday nlglit to bring her mother, Mrs. Savillu j limn Dor, who had been visiting' there lor several weeks. Mrs. Watson returned to her home Sunday. j Letha I.ee Blaine of Eugene is . visiti.ig Mr .and Mrs. Dean Cook.i She is ii sister of Mrs. Cook. 'iilii Lang' iwuriu-d he.o .villi Mr. and .Mrs. Jimmy Lang from Louisiana ami is employed at Ford's logging camp. The two men are brothers. Art Hansen, mayor and Clyde J- VJiOOW EViDENTLV MM ROMANTIC : DESIGNS OM CAKE, A'-'.O fAOW THAT I' HAVJE TAKEr4 OMER H:?i MOUNTAIN GUIDE OUTlESjSHE IS -SHOWERING ME WITH COY GLANCES.' I i . i . i . - ---.r -:?-. '--.'-. v U I i K-m7 . "K t. p SALAD PLATE: f I r..-z HE IS SUBJECT TO FITS OK Is; vi V VOONE BEEM MOOSE TRAPPED OFP TACKUt, MAuOR: JAKE LEFT TOWN LAST NISHT FlME LEMSTHS A-EAO OF A RABBIT vv fF THIrAeS COURSH,VOU MIGHT Ct-flLU'TRE' AFFAIR BY . DROPPING SOUR STORE TEETH INTO TW& spent ine weeK-eno ai ms nome , ()Iman waL,r liUp(.1.n,n(it.n,i with his family. went to Portland Tuesday on city Miss Dale Green left Tuesday )usm.BS- , lor I'oruanu wnerc sne win lane Ihe state board examination in nursing, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Cooper are enjoying a two weeks vacation in California. Tlie Kalr Oaks school house, is being improved with a paint job. Wayne Hall returned Tuesday from Seattle when; he took a load of soldiers to Camp Lewis and where he visited Billy Tro- mrs. y ii.vuM.-.. au u, , Uro,her Allen, Gerald Hall Charles, of Seattle, are visiting nn. ,.. . , . ,. sister, Mrs. J. W. !",'...... . ,u.. r.,...f.. ,..... JHMI'll 111 111. Ulllll)4 fllllll 111(711.-. Ihe former's Culver, Sr., and family for a few days. 1 1 ', . Klwin Mclzker, who has been employed In the harvest near Elk ton, has returned to his home. Ira and Wayne Adamson ac- j companied their brother and sis-j ter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Clar-j ence Adamson, home to Coquille last Sunday to visit there lor a I week. i Mr. and Mrs, .O. A: Jacobson left Sunday on a two weeks vaca tion trip to California. ' ,lra Adamson received a radio In the recent Ncsbltts contest for children. Mrs.' Vila Talbott of Roseburg, r.jjent Sunday at the W. J. Ladd home on the north side terrace. : Mrs. George Swift bf Salem visited for a few days Ihe past ieek at the home of her mother, ,Mrs. Nellie Parker. . Mr. and Mrs. AI Culp of Ixis Angeles visited over Friday and Saturday at lien's Cafe. Mr. Culp is an Inspector In ope of the air plane factories, i , Miss Luella Pleuard spent the week end at her homo east b( (own from Kugcne where she Is cm)loyed In Ihe benn harvest. Clarence Cooley, son ot Mrs. I. A. Dunlap, left Monday for Port lend after visiting for a few days here with his mother and Dr. Dunlxu.),,' ;' Rdwe Welx-r of .Medfol'tf flpiit Ihe week end at' the Alva Mm iilng home' where his wife' and children ' are" spending, the sum mer months. : .;!' Mr. and Mrs, Fay Pafldelford f Camas Valley attended the lee cream festival .here Friday night; Donald Green spent Saturdayj S. A. Shieman is attending to business in Portland and Seattle this week. .One of the largest, gatherings of tlie year attended the annual lee' cream festival sponsored by the Sutheriin Parent Teachers I club at the local gymnasium1 Fri day evening, August 1. A splen did program was enjoyed under ine nireciion oi wis. vein iiui gale. The various booths, fish pond, fortune teller, etc., were Ilh-: erally patronized while the crowd ! consumed all Ihe available supply of Ice cream and hot dog's. In ad-; dilion to the fun the community j was enriched by the sum of' $132.92 which sum will be applied j to the. betterment of tlie local j schools by the energetic club. j Uwen Brothers arc repairing Crevasse Yields LONGMIRE, Mt. Rainier Na tional Park, Aug. 12 (AP) The body of Leon Brlgham, Jr., 21 and Mrs. Wroman attended the Nebraska picnic held at Corval lis last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scftori, br and Miss Gladys Beardsley of Portland, spent the week-end vis iting at the Fred Sefton, Jr., home. Miss Charmaine Sefton, 'who has been visiting in Port- killed In a Dluhee into an 85-foot i land for the last three weeks re- glacier crevasse, was carried 7,- turned home wilh them. COO feet down Mt. Rainier last La Verne Neil, who has been night. I visiting at the Albert Cockeram Two rangers descended into home on Red Hill all summer the icy crevasse in Carbon river left Friday for Portland where glacier on ropes to dig the body he will visit for a couple of of r VnfvwrlV.of XVarblojrtOO-.'wwIt .before soinir to Chicago, football player out of a huge pile where lie will Join his father, of snow which had cascaded after1 Mis. lames Bottom of Co him when he fell Sunday while qullle and Miss Doreen Cocker testing a snow bridge across the am of Koseburg spent the week opening. 1'end visiting at the Cockeram Brlgham's father, L?on Brig-1 home on Red Hill, ham, Sr., Seattle high school foot-; Mrs. Sumner Brawn, Mrs. ball coach and former mountain Homer Krusc and Mrs. Joe guide, was at the lin of the crev-iSchlro transacted business in POWELL'S FOR FISHING TACKLE 245 N. Jackson 8t, Roseburg asse when his son s body was discovered. The elder Brigham had abandoned mountain climb ing after being Involved in a fa tal accident near the summit of Roseburg Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wells and family have moved to the Wal ter Bradford place in Shoestring. Mr. and Mrs. Goin and lamuy, Mt. Rainier In 1929, but took to jlate of Ladysmith, Wise, have the treacherous slopes again Sunday night in the hope of aid ing his son. Young Brigham's body was frozen, but rangers said he might have been killed in the fall or . have suffocated under the pile of snow. Yoncalla trip in the east. They went with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cornell cele brated their golden wedding an niversary last Wednesday at Ban-don. Iru Lewis is putting a YONCALLA. John Bowman Aug. 12. Mrs. returned to her front porch on his house, and Bill Mouchett is giving his house a new coat of paint. Mr. and Mrs. Al Mohre moved their machinery at the pear pack-j to Collage Grove Monday and Intr shed nrl'oaratorv to the near i Mr. Mohre will attend the N.Y.A. packing season. Glendalo ! school In Lugene for three weeks and then he expects to go to Se attle. Ml. ritul Mr:-.. Ldv.ln Johnson visited Mr ly at Alleghany, and friends at Marsh field Sunday. Arthur Dobyns of Prospect is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dobyns. llfihliv Kf'linrililur nf nnrhiim. Joe Jones who Is puU ill but Isfeulif.. is visiting his aunt Mrs. R. improving, ' t ; . sorrels. Albert Jones visited at tlie home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo. Jones, from Saturday to Monday morning. Mrs. Albert Jones is here' helping take care of Mrs Mrs! C. L. Normiilyi!, Mrs. AJ Itaess and Mrs.' Udwin Johnson spent Tuesday- in' Mcdford. ' 1 ,: George 'Martiews - returned to Camp -Murray! Wash., Friday after spending his furlougH Avlth Ills mother, 'Mrs, Hilma Mathews. Mi s. H. B. Gardner and son, Jim Roseburg where he received medical care. Mr. and Mis. Loran Fowler from Medford visited here a couple of days the first of the new i wei-k wilh Mrs. Fowler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ilalbert Booth. Mr. and Mrs. John Jantzer and Mr. and Mrs. William Jantzer and sons, Billle and Jackie, were in Grants Pass on business Wed nesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Walton and ton, Billie, returned to their home here Saturday after spend ing the past three weeks at unci Mrs. Harold Week-1 Rock Falls, Illinois, where they visited relatives. Mrs. Henry Smith and chil dren, Janet, Jackie and Lenoie. returned to I heir home here Monday evening after visiting at Marshfleld for tlie past week with her brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lapp. Mis. Lapp accompanied them home, returning to Marshfield Tuesday. Mr. ami Mrs. Walter McCallis ler were in Grants Pass Monday i evening on business. Mrs. Sorrels and daughter, La V( i n, v(slled from Wednesday lo Sunday at Coquille and Marsh field. Mr. Sorrels Joined them .Saturday and all returned home Sunday evening. Glendalo residents attnndin ' tlie Sunday school convention for went' to Edffene' on Wednesday j southern -Douglas County. AS CP- and expect 0 return Thursday. Ight and Sunday at his home 1 Jj . Sutheriin. ' Billy Trozelle and Gerald Hall, ivho have been attending an air plane school In Portland ' wero called td Seattle the first of the week to go to work In the Boe ing plant. !-: i ' The. national, guued Hoys, who spent a tentlay furlough at their homes here' loft Sunday for Camp Lewis. ' ' ' - Mrs. Harry Chenoweth and son, Tommy, and the former's father, T. K. Jones, transacted business In Roseburg Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams and daughter, Rowena, spout Satur day night and Sunday at the Ber nard Grubbo ranch east of Wil bur. ' - Word has been received here thai Harold Smith, - a former teacher In tlie local high school has accepted a like position In Connecticut. Mrs. Gladys Cloud, who has been visiting her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ow en Rose, left Monday night for Corvallhi where she will visit Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Winney. : Mrs. Boli Donald felt Tuesday for Baker, Ore., where she wiil visit relatives. Mrs. Clair Whelehell visited here for a lew days this week, while en roule to Yellow Pine, Idaho, from a vacation spent in California. Many people living east of town are now enjoying the. ad vantages ot electric lights as tlie RL'A power was turned on this last week. Mrs. Harold Powell believes their family is "jinxed." Three different people ill the lamily have received broken arms the past week. Two large buck deer were seen grazing peacefully within the city limits .salurriay morning P,1ifcs Is vlsilng 'Wilh-Mlss. Betty .Phillips' this week. -i Word has been received hero that Ira Tucker has been elected .Superintendent of the city schooN of SI! Helens, Oregon. He began his work about August 1. He Is well Jinown'MerC having been the coach here some years ago. Mr. TUcker" has been at Clatsklnlne, Ore.,-' for Ihe last nine years. Mrs. C. K. Young and son, Auth or, shopped In Grants Pass Sat urday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart and , Mrs. Stewart's mother, Mrs. F. E. j Oshuln. -spent the' weekend In 'ced, Calif. Mrs. Oshuln remain ed there for a longer visit. I Mr. and Mrs. George Olum of j Medford spent Tuesday evening i wilh Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wunsch I and Mrs. Ida Raysee. Mr. and Mrs. F.mmltt Belcher spent Sunday in Klamath Falls visiting with Mrs. Belcher's ne phew, Hilly Smith, of Lake View. who is in the Hillside hospital in Klamath Falls. While there they I called on Mr. and Mrs. Stewart I Patty. . ! Al Cochran of Portland spent ; Tuesday night at the home t f i Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart. j Mrs. K. W. West returned 'lues-' day from Portland where she had! been with the baby. Curtis, who j v. as operated on in the Poern becker hospital. ' Mr. and Mrs. Jess Bai l ong and j Mrs. Burning 's niece, Mllllccnt i Ponder, spent Ihe weekend in' Kugcne. li. M. F.hcrte attended the fun- j eral of Joshla Pardee 111 Grants j Pass Thursday afternoon. ! Beverly Lewis is visiting her . uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. .lucid Taylor in Grants Pass. j Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nelson! spent the week vacationing at ! Newport. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith of! Coquille visited lib Mr. and Mrs. , dar Gi'ove Tuesday were Mrs. Win. Wunsch, Mrs. W. T. Hoar hour and John and Esther, Mrs. Harrv Older, Mrs. It. H. Gardner, and Mildred, and Rev. Paul Tld ball. Azalea AZALEA, Aug. 12. -Walter Kemp returned to his home here Tuesday after spending the past week al the veterans hospital in Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hunsaker and Mrs. Lowell Curlis shopped In Roseburg Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fisher, Mrs. Frankie Sehroeder, Allie Garrison and Jim While -marie a trip to'Grants Pass Saturday. Mrs. Oscar Smith, who has been in Portland for the past two months receiving medical care, returned to her home here Sunday evening. William Jantzer and son, Bil lie, made a business trip to Med ford Friday. Mrs. Reinert and daughter, Edith, from Los Angeles. Calif., moved into the Glen Wells home. "Brass hat," in military circles, is slang for a general dr other staff officer. , NOTICE OF FILING ACCOUNT FINAL spent several days here last j nome nere last weeK alter spenq week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. f'v wee1ks 'n Los Angeles, John Feldmlller. called there by the death of her .. .. , . ; mother. Mrs. Bay from upper Cow Mr and Mre..AUen Jennlns cie.- iL-iuiueu 10 nei nome neic- of Biirbank. Calif.: Densile and i cnutiy ciiiur spenoiiig sevei ai pcharles uays in mercy nospuai in nosc burg. Colleen Condray spent several days last week at Days Creek where she visited her grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Worth-ington. Myrtle Creek 'are visiting nvie for a counle o weeks. Mrs. Krcp of Centralia, Wash., visited her sister, Mrs. Fred Reeves, in Elkhead last week. Mrs. Fred Kruse, Mrs, Charlie Applegate and Mrs. Percy Apple gate motored to Marcola Wed nesday where they. were guests at a party. j Mrs. Harold Turpln and son, Wallace, left Friday for Seattle. Mrs. G. A. Taggart and Mrs. T. .Wash., where they will visit' Mr; Notice is hereby given that t h e undersigned administrator has filed his -final account in the matter of the Estate of Frederick L. King, deceased, with the Coun ty Court of Douglas County, Oregon. That on the 10th day of July, 1941, the Court directed that notice thereof, be given, and ordered Monday, tlie 18th day ol August, 1911, at 0,:00 A. M., at the County Judge's office at port, settlement, thereof, and distribution of said Estate. Dated this 15th day of July, 1911. KENNETH KING, Administrator. Jennines of Los Aneolcs iRosebuI'B' Douglas County, Ore inn LhZ n?, , Hn. to he the time and place for ing at the John Bowman K..in of obj(,t.lions ,' sajci 10. COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. B. Bubar .116 No. Jackson If It is convenient to you Knight-Porter Will appreciate your patronage at Shell Station Corner Douglas and Jackson SHEEEES1SHSSE5E55KEEESBSH Avoid Regret Protect your future with dependable automobile Insurance. Consult FRED A. GOFF District Manager 122 S. Stephens Phone 218 Roseburg, Oregon FARMER$0AUTOm'OBILE L INTER ,JM3REtlXCHAN0E J N. Cornutt were on the sick list last week but are reported to be better at present. . Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Hicks and their niece, Miss Grace Riley, who Is one ot the teachers in the Springfield schools, were Myrtle Creek visitors last Sunday even ing, Mr. Hicks filling the pulpit at the Christian church in the absence of the pastor, Harry Bairdi who is holding a meeting at Green Acres in Coos Co. Arbor Vitae Rebekah lodge No. 11 held an Interesting meeting Tuesday evening with 19, mem bers present. Planning something to induce a better attendance thru the rest of the summer, Ernestine Ledgerwood N. G. and Winnifrcd Strode, V.G. volunteered to head a contest. Sides were chosen, and at the end of September the win ners are to be feted with a mag nificent banquet and entertain ment, provided entirely by the losers. Next meeting will feature a quiz on the laws of the order. Turpln over the week-end. On Monday they will go by boat to Vancouver, British Columbia, with the entire Seattle baseball club arid their wives on an ex cursion. 1 Mrs. Alton Vest motored lo' Eu gene Wednesday. Mrs. Kressee and daughter of Hood River are visiting at the parental Llllis Brawn home. Mr. and Mrs. Richards, Anna belle Mary and George Richards of Reedsport and Lola Rao Berg of Roseburg spent the weekend visiting 1 at the ' Wright ' homo here. ' ' : . Mr. anil Mrs. A.' Smith and son, Dick, returned home last week after taking their son, Bob Smith, to Camp Murray, where he is with the U. S. army. Mr. and Mrs. Jos Lasswell spent last week visiting relatives in Portland. 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Mrs. Jess Bowman and daugh ter. Mary Ann, spent the week end in Roseburg. Mi's. Bowman's par ents, Mr. and-Mrs. Fred Cornell, ten Wednesday morning for a mm ,u j p & B'usj'- afar i v Kistai ri wtaKifeisi ..-- . v .MSSSX - V Mi,Wj3 ' Jsv "Zsmm nil 0 that makes beer the beers of Burton aS good cis and Munich .L.3' U-ZTJZy.r" COOKBOOKLET COUPON This Couoon and 100 enritles bearer to a cookbooklet at the News Review office, Roseburg, Oregon. 1 lie modern Oljmpia Hrcucri. oik of the finest and ili'iiii-st in Aim-He J. Miiuteil at Tunm Jter (OUmpii), Valinj;toit, where in ISt5 l.o'ptilJ S:hnivl( diKOvtrnl the w.ttcr that nukes beer as good as the beers ol button jnd lunKh. BUMPH BUWIX6 COMftNY Oil DM. VrASKITSN. US. B hoh suit Ihftrtlmlort: THi: DOIGIAS DIS1KIBI 11NC. CO. 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