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Newspaper
Roseburg Plaindealer
Location
Roseburg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1903
Page
3
Sam Sykes and others listed for local interest as residents return from Seattle Portland and Eugene. Notable notes include Rev C A Hyatt's church services in Roseburg, J B Riddle visiting Wyoming and Montana, and Port land cargo scenes. A Heppner relief convoy and Conser brothers' survival are reported along with a plan for North Umpqua logging review.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal church plans to repaint and fix up the church and rectory. They set a commendable example for town church groups and urge other buildings to receive practical religion through care and paint.
The Annual communication of Ancient Tree and Accepted Masons of Oregon met in Portland June 10 12 at the Masonic Temple. Officers reported growth statewide and a Grand Lodge education fund exceeding 120000 dollars. New Grand Master S M Yoran Eugene. Deputy Grand Master Thomas Gray Portland. Grand Senior Warden W H Flannagan Grants Pass. other officers installed include W T Williamson Salem and more. Laurel Lodge Roseburg represented by Simon Caro E J Stroud and P Coshow.
Mize Mabel Leonard returned San day to her home in Roseburg. Miss Ida Earl visits Roseburg friends. Josph Satley left for Acme. Wilfred Brown returns home near Roseburg after graduation. Lee Cannon and Edna return from Normal near Roseburg. Miss Vanda Coffey returns home near Boswell via Drain. Lillian Hogan leaves for Eugene for university closing then Jefferson. Mr. Brown of Dundee arrives in Drain joining wife with parents. Brown just out of Portland hospital. Boarding Hall management decline by Temple Brown and Lillian. Correction about Mildred Smith and Prof Orcutt roles at the Normal. Vernon Harpham scored over 44 points in field contest. Missionary meeting at Presbyterian church address by Mine Hatch. Informal reception for Miss Hatch at Mrs Faillerton home. CLARK news: E H Clark dies age 63. funeral at Soldiers Home cemetery tomorrow.
In Roseburg Oregon last week a mix of ads promotes wool sales and carriage stock, bakery goods, new shoe lines, farm tools, and hay equipment. Churchill and Woolley push buggies hay gear mowers and Walk Over footwear while Umpqua Bakery showcases breads and pastries.
We extend heartfelt thanks to those who kindly assisted us during the sudden death of our beloved husband and father. Mas. We. Tuut and Faumy.
A string of advertisements promotes affordable farms in Camas Valley and Olalla with mentions of well improved stock farms near $30 acres, carloads arriving from Churchill and Woolley offering furniture and ranges at low prices, and various home goods and farm supplies from Rice & Rice and Stearns and Chenowith in Oakland.
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