Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-07-03

uIlck business houses IN course OF erec-
! ton at the same time, as our own.
Caro- Bios, building two: DIR. S.
Hamilton, one; and E. M. Moore,
one.
i Tho ad. of E. w. Woolsey s Son,
concerning sheep; is one that viii at
tract the attention of our sheep men:
and In the next Two weeks, samples of
this live stock will be on exhibit by
w. T. Owens for few days, III Rose
burg
| Moores Restaurant is fast coming
to the front as first class. The Propri-
etiess oversees the whole business, and
takes care that nothing is lacking;
chicken every day for dinner, we'll
prepared. Meals only twenty FIVE
cents.
/ Capt. Moses Wilson one of Nevada's
oldest prospectors and mineis has been
in our burg for few days preparatory
to starting on an extended tour of the
Southern Oregon mountains. Look out
for something rich. When 'sold Cap"
tak.s hold something will "be did"
| The u. s. Signal Service at Rose
burg, says that during the last month
of June, the mean monthly tempera-
tire was 59.2 degrees the highest
temperature was 64.7 degrees on the
9th and that the prevailing dlrec-
ton of the wiad was north, with IA
cloudy days.
Why send away fer our canned
fruits pickles. etc. or to San Fran
cisco for our Gu Lbage4 We certainly
have one of the best counties for such
products: then why are not all of oul
Grocer's shelves labIed with Oregon
earned fruits etc. Something wanting,
somewhere.2
DR.. r. NJ. Davis, Burb. Brock
way, and Heury McClelland, returned
Wednesday from their fishing aud
hunting trip, on the head waters OF
he Coquiile river. They had good
tme they look we'll, and are pleased
and we feel under obligations for the
tish that We
Again We will call attention to the
fact that the celebration at this place
Saturday will call together many of
the cid pioneers of Douglas county
They should then hold meeting and
: perfect the organization of a Pioneers
Association. Those interested make a
note of .his and act accordingly.
4 Rev. E. G. Michael; P. E. of the
Oregon District NJ. Z. Church, South
viii holl the fo.rth Quarterly Meeting
for the Myrtle Creek circuit at Myr-
tie Creek, July 1lth and 18th: be
ing the second Saturday and Sunday
} All the official members ale earnestly
requested to attend.
j. r. Roberts, p. G.
Tie Misses Byars formerly of Rose
, burg, now Of Salem came OH train last
evening to ray our city a, d their ma
ny friends visit. They will be well
, coined by many here who remember
them III DAYS gone by. We hope the
young ladies' will not make their visi,
too short. And we were going to ad-
monish the young gentlemen, but We
forbear.
Some fairy gale brought three beau
tiful zephyrs to the REVIEW Office last
Saturday morning, but they only smiled
and went away. We refer to the
pleasant visit given US by Miss Myrs
Ahrahams, of Portland, Miss Ida Fish
er, of Jacksonville, and Miss Eff,
Owens, of our own city. Come again
young ladies, and cheer us with youl
kind words
Hon. Geo. NJ. Stroud has been ap-
pointed to the first place in ex Gov
Whitaker's cabinet, or chief clerk
No appoint lent IN Oregon by Repub
p lican or Democrat, has given sucl
! general satisfaction as this one. al
, southern Oregon halls this with de
light, for the reason G. M. Strout
!. is, efficient, capable, and honest. Th
REVIEW says to you, old friend, sucsces
e A correspondent writing to th
: E.West Side, +" a paper published at In
II dependedce, among other things goo
e about RosebuIg, has this to say: 'sW
: found good quarters by being scattered
among the different houses, and it wa
< rather amusing to see the Good Ten
b plars collect In the morning at the he
i tel for breakfact as they nearly a
| boarded there The McClallen Hous
IS was their headquarters and goo
house it is.
n The Lindell Hotel in st. Louis