Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-09-25
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The w. C. T. U. held a very interesting
meeting in the Baptist Church on last Sabbath
evening entertaining crowded house.
Ii was their centennial service, the following
being the programme: Singing, America;
Prayer by Rev. T. c. Parker; Singing. Brother
hast thou wandered; Scriptural Readings and
Address by Rev. ]. c. Richardson; Sketch of
the life CT DR.. benjamin Rush was read by
Mrs. Fannie Crouch; Extracts frem DIR. Rushes
celebrated essay read by Mrs, F. L. Russell;
Outline Of the ". c. T. U. work by Mrs. F.
L. Teal
Singing, "Giye to the winds thy fears by
Mrs. Young and Mrs. Page Soprano, Mrs.
Russell and Mrs. Crouch Alto, Mr.. c. Chen
oweth Tenor, ]. T. Bloomfield Esq. Bass;
Miss Lillian Russell Organist, closing with the
Temperance Doxology.
The following motto was beautifully arranc
ed above the Rostrum # or God and Home
and native Land" Underneath were TIE in
itials w. c. T. u.
The sermon in the morning by E. T. Lockard
was, by the request ofthe Ladies Of the union,
upon the subject Of Temperance.
The sincere thanks of the union are rendered
to the Rev. Lockard, Rev. Richardson, ]. T..
Bloomfield Esq. and Mr.. Chenoweth, for their
valuable aid on this occasion.
Next Saturday Sept. goth childrens day,
will he celebrated in the evening by the Band
of Hope under the direction of Mrs. Nettie
stearns, exercises to consist of recitations and
singing.
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Dimmick, ''Intericr World, written by Wn.
L. Tower and published by Milton H. Tower.
This is an interesting volume, rejecting much
credit upon both Author and Publisher.
T. G. Young & Co. are receiving immense
stocks Of goods.
A. F. Brown is removing his stock OF goods
| from the brick into his own store. ! .+,
Our friend NJ Fickle is now at Huntington
| Oregon, where he has secured an excellent
position. Flick. has a host of friends here who
| will be glad to hear of his good luek.
Mr.. Z. L. Dimmick is doing quite a business
as Notary Public. Zene does all he under
takes well: this accounts for his increasing
| business.
Mrs. Jackn,an of Eugene City, had the mis-
fortune to fall, on Tuesday fracturing her
right arm. She is in our city visiting Mrs.
Bloomfield.
Mrs. Teal, Mrs. Page ard Mrs. Crouch
went to Roseburg Tuesday, as delegates TO the
convention OF the w. G. T. U. now in session
in that city.
The attendance at the Oakland Academy
is the large st for the opening of any session in
Its history. Pupils are coming in freely from
the country. Cur scheme possesses manv
superior advantages and prominent among
| these advantages, are our excellent teachers.
tried for years and always found worthy and
we'll qualified.
Mr.. C. Barnette of Walla Walia, wife and
daughter are here visiting their many relatives
and old time friends.
IF you wish to see our friend c. w. Gaddis,
just call at the Post Office ON every Friday
afternoon at he time cf the aril al OF the Elk.
| ion mail, he is always there.
Rev Earl T. Lcckald will lie absent on the
| first Sabbath in October attending the Synod
at Portland, ard Rev. ]. K. n. Eell will fl
his appointments, morning and evening in The
| Baptist church in Oakland. OBSERVER.