Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-10-02
Oaktanh Ne.rs.

The cleaner resumed work Wednesday.
Pet Beckiey was in Portland last week
Hymsn Abraham spent Tuesday with us.
Mrs. ] c. Hutchinson made flying visit
Monday.
John Howard has gone to Scottsburg on
business.
Mrs. Jack Howard of Kelloggs is whiting at
this place
Smith Bailey and wife are visiting relatives
in Eugene.
Samp sutherlin received severe kick from
a horse Sunday last.
There will be Social party at Robt. Smiths
near Yoncolla Friday next.
The dance givenat Fair Oaks proved success
A good crowd in attendance
The Bonanza mine will fire up this week
then we can look for BOOM
Jack Peters has taken contract to furnish
the town with talk and cider.
Scott True and young man named McFar-
land left here Tuesday for Texas.
Miss Louisa Crouch leaves here Monday to
attend the Sisters school at Salem.
]. w. Miller of the ''Daisy Gallery of your
town was in town Tuesday on business.
Miss S. Hambln had charge Of the milliner
business during Mrs. Hutchinson's absence.
Quite number of our people visited the
State Fair and returned home well pleased
Mr.. Turner has his boot and shoe shop in
running order he does good work give him
call.
Mine host, r. Thomas is having another
well dug ii. order to supply water to filr his
tank.
Ira Howard has moved to town and cccu-
pies the house formerly occupied by Dr. kold-
eway.
Mr.. Lomax representing Goldsmith &
Loewenberg Of Portland was in town Tuesday
night.
JohnEIow ard is now our city marshal vice
James Batty, resigned. Come John, trim up
your lamps.
Willie Underwood is assisting Robt Ste
phens in building his house which is now near
ing completion.
Our friend Gaddis made visit to Dimmick's
Ferry, Sunday last. Wonder whats the at
traction in that direction.
James Batty has quit Thomas's hotel and is
now empi Dyed by p. G. Eubank. Dr. Kold-
ewcy succeeds Jimmy at the hotel.
Mrs. Addie Mackey and Mrs. Wade who
have bean visiting L. c. Sacry's folks at this
place returned to their home at Gardiner Mon
day.
Rev. Lockard aud Chenoweth are in Port
land attending the Presbyterian Synod being
held Mt that place, and will be gone about two
weeks.
nephew OF his will shortly occupy the brick
at this place where they will put in full stock
in general merchandise.
Harry DeGroot the well known Photogra-
pher Of Eugene will visit this place al out Oct.
| 9th. Then viii be your show to have ycur
picture taken as he does.fn work.
Hubbard Wilson and wife will leave here
| shortly FOR Mt. Idaho where MIR. Wilson will
| engage himself in the harness business while
Mrs. Wilson will run milliner's shop. Sue
cess be with you both.
NJ Tickle on his trip went only to Pocatello
idaho al which place he had position on the
| Union Pacific K. X. but as wages were small
and board and lodging were SO very high he
concluded to return again to his old stamping
ground. Wonder why?
The Dand Of Hope held its centennial cele
bration in the Baptist church in Oakland Sat
urday evening Sept. Goth, 1855. The exer
cises were quite interesting indeed, and alto
gether creditable to the ladies hlying ia chare
this institution. Rev. Cctavius Parker deliv
cred a most excellent address to the children
Ills remarks were very appropriate, plea
ing and impressive. He spoke a who'll
yolumn of truth when he said THAT prohibition
must be reached by educating the children un
der proper moral influence, and that pr ohib
ticn could not be brought about by fanaticisn
or by political influence" When a frend
ard an advisory criticism is offered it shoul
be kindly accepted ard there is no better evi
dence Of the correctness of criticism than tha
of its being received unkindly. OBSERVER.
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