Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-11-27
O1KL4YD ITEMS.
Frosty nights

Frosty nights.
City election one week from Monday.
Two meat shops running in full blast.
Jack Chenoweth spent Sunday at this place.
Hon. J. c. Hutchinson is visiting in Port
land.
w. B. Hammit has concluded to remain ii
| Oakland.
Frank Crouch has moved into his new
residence.
Bonanza market has first class butcher as
sisting now.
Miss Minnie Gillian Of Wilbur was in tow
Wednesday.
Mrs. Cartwright of Yorcolla spent Sunday
! in our town.
Miss Lille Barnard wss guest Of Mrs.
DR.. Page Monday.
p H. Gallagher made a flying trip to Rose
burg Saturday night.
Mrs. Becca Medley Of Bonanzaville is Wis
iting friends at this place.
Misses Mary and Annie Baker are attend
ing school at the Academy.
John Mccullough has returned from a tril
south looking hale and hearty.
Mrs. Dr. Rutan has moved into the build
| ing Just vacated by Mrs. Hutchinson.
James Chcnoweth has repaired his barr
which lost its roof during our late blow.
A. Stumet a real estate broker of Eugene
is here and talks OF locating at this place.
Mr., Minis of Tennessee who has been out
here on visit left Tuesday morning for Cal
ifornia.
Rev. Octavius Parker of Eugene preached
two very interesting sermons at this place
Sunday.
The marshal should have made raid on
the two opium ficnds who spent several days
in our city.
Mr.. Arnold son of Mrs. p. e. Parker ar
rived here last week from Iowa and will locate
at this place.
The brick store now puts ON a better ap-
pearancc since the completion of the new floor
and paper work.
John Beckley is the father Of bouncing
boy, success to you John; father able to carry
off quarter of beef.
Mrs. S. A. Hutchinson has moved her
stock of goods into the shop formerly occu-
pied by Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. Jennie Palmer who has been guest
Of Miss Mary Dodge for several days returned
to Drain Saturday last.
Pet Becklcy was confined to the house Tor
several days with sore throat but is now able
to be among US again.
The Post master has several views of Oak
land on hand, which he will dispose Of cheap
for cash in hand.
Page and Dimmick have on hand an i'm
mense stock of holiday goods which will be
disposed Of at very low figures.
Mrs. D. B. Hamblin has moved to Rose
burg and will occupy Hon. Bingcr Herman S
residence during his absence east.
Miss Della Cox is suffering from a very
sore eye and hope at my next writing can
chronicle her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Eva Hamilton left here Tuesday morn
ing for Junction at which place she goes TO
join her husband who is working for The
o. & c. r. r.
Mrs. James Ellerson and Mrs. Addie Yeti
were in town Wednesday. Call again ladies'
There is on exhibition at the Drug store a
handsome photograph of Tom Page.
Miss Rosa Kincaid who had her ankle SO
badly broken in October is able to be about
upon crutches. Her rapid recovery has been
due in great part to the kind and efficient care
of Mrs. Rilla O'Mart in whose charge she has
been.
The Postofiice department or Rail road
company should make some arrangements
for quick delivery of mails from trains and not
let mails lay around the depot waiting time for
the agent to attend to his rail road business,
and there should be some one paid for this
work and not be forced upon an agent to carry.
OBSERVER.