Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-09-11
FROM O-fELAED.
Weather cool, light rain last night.

Weather cool, light rain last night.
Rev. Shelly will preach here on Sunday next.
Gaddis says he is not dealing in poultry any
more.
Mrs. c. A. Sehlbrede is visiting relatives in
Salem.
For fine melons Of all kinds call on w. H.
Young.
David Baker has very bad attack of rheu-
matism
w. A. Perkins of Drain spent Tuesday night
with U.S.
Uncle Street Rice has been confined 10 his
bed again.
Mr.. lyman is making several improvements
TO his residence.
D. S. K. Buick of Myrtle Creek was in
town Wednesday,
G. H. Shambrook made a flying visit to
Drain on Tuesday.
Mrs. George Settle is visiting her parents
down on the river.
Mrs. Murphy, hair-dretser of Salem. is
canvassing the town.
Mrs E. c. Sacry spent several days visiting
Mrs. c. C. Durland.
Mrs. Huddieson, of Camas valley, is a guest
of Mrs. John Churchill.
BERTHE Browns pony took a lively little spin
asst week. Damages light.
Mrs. Addie Mackey of Gardiner is expected
here Thursday evening on a visit.
Grain is not coming in as lively now as it has
been for the past two or three weeks.
Jerome Smith has moved to town and re-
sides IN Mr.. Gof's house on ''Pious hill.''
f. A. Gaylor of Rice hill is confined to the
house from very severe attack of Renal collie.
Prof Russell has just had new sidewalk
built at the academy, which helps its appear
ance.
Our wash Chinaman had the misfoatune to
sprain his ankle consequently no was hing this
week
Robert Medley and Eddie Sacry have been
kept in their houses for a few days from a
sore throat.
We understand there will be soon changes
in the mail routes to the several neighboring
post Offices.
John Churchill is making some improve
ments to his residence in the way of wing on
the east SIDE
Arthur Mahoney received kick from one
of Ed Fields horses on the leg but not of a
seriousnature.
Owen Eubanks and James Leatherwood,
who have the sore throat, have SO far recov-
cred as to be out.
The grocepman says he is alright now, his
best girl has changed her mind, and will let
the past be forgotten.
Mr. Turner of Waynesville North Carolina
will open boot and shoe shop and has order
ed fine supply Of material.
J. H. Mahoney is having new sidewalk
built in front of his place of business, good idea
Jim, others should follow suit
DIR. Herbolt has closed his dental Office al
| this place and will shortly move to Rosebuae
where he proposes to locate.
Call on Page & Dimmick for your window
glass and putty, as they have just received :
good supply Of glass of all sizes.
| MIR. Holiday, who. lately arrived from Mis-
souri, leaves us this week for Union, Oregon
where he will locate in the future.
Robert Stephens is again among us after al
absence Of nearly two years, he now resides ii
the George Garry place, we welcome you home
/ Bob.
A grand-child of j. w. Norwood's, ahou
ten yeart old arrived here last week from Ten
nessee, which distance she oame alone She
will soon join her parents at Cottage Grove
Hamilton Patterson living in the canyo1
below Green valley, found in one hill of pota
toes ten potatoes, three of which weighed two
pounds each and the others above medium size
Robert Stephens has purchased of D. w
Stearns the half block just south of A. F
Stearns' residence where he will at once com
mence the erection of a dwelling house 70
| himself.
We are called upon to chronicle the dealt
from sore throat of George Wheeler of olc
town, who died Sunday night. George wa
one Of the most industrious and well-behave,
boys in our neighborhood always having
pleasant word for everybody. His remain
were followed to their last resting place in oil
town cemetery by large number Of friends
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