Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-07-31
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From OalapOoia.
Thresiling has commenced.
Rev. J. G. Richardson preached a
very insersting sermon on Sunday last
at the Calapooia school louise.
Mrs. Bohnam who has been visiting
her parents the past two months, will
soon take her departure for Eastern
Oregon.
Miss Lille Barnard got very badly
hurt last week by q team running
off while coming from town, she is inn
proving slowly.
Mrs. s. Starr of w. 7. is visiting
friends and relatives on the Greek.
Miss Amanda Kerley has taken up
her old trade Teaching music. She has
quite a large class now she undoubted-
ly needs credit for what she has done in
this line Of business.
2. S. Durland and E. E. Barnard
will start for w. T. In a few weeks,
where they will remain for several
months if the country suits them.
E. F. Farnsworth was taken sudden
+ y sick last Saturday evening; was no
better last news
B. L. B. makes his regular calls at
the Ferry he will soon take possessian
of the Post Office at that place.
ELzEyIR.
Prom Oakland.
There wa, large crowd attended
the dance given in the hall last week.
Miss Eta Willis spent several days
last week visiting Miss Fannie Thomas.
The Well in front of Page 4 Dim
mick's store is being drilled deeper on
account of the scarcity of water.
Mrs. Cora Wilson is very sick at
the residence of her parents in this city.
Frank Pike and family have returned
from Eastern Oregon where they have
been living for some time.
Frank Crouch will soon commence
building him a residence on his lot
.,axrL ~ Ta1. IJox,,,.. ~, ,o,:Ja,o,
The party consisting of several of
tue second class dudes who went for a
several days hunt and fish to the noun
tains Saturday. returned Sunday after
noon, they report having good time,
but say would have had better time
had not the driver had to come home
to see his cousins. (poor boy.)
Judge seh,brede and family spent
several days in Roseburg this week.
Mrs Creel Sacry who has been visit
ing Jack Howard's folks has returned
home.
Smith Bailey has taken down his
sign and says if the private boarding
houses don't pay License he wont, (stay
with it Smith
Page & Dimmick have just received
fine supply Of picture frames.
N SIS Lille Barnard who was thrown
from runaway team last Wednesday
is getting along as veil as could be ex-
peete|, but will be sometime yet before
she cali he seen on our streets, strange
to say little Jenner Page was in the
wagon at the time but did not get hurt,
women and children should be mere
cautious about riding with people who
are III the habit of becoming inebriated.
Chenoweth & Stearns will occupy
their new Office this week, 1t is an inn
provement to the town.
Louis Kruse has been eon6ne ed to
his room for the past week with chils
Our old friend John Stearns was
visiting here last week We never
saw him look so happy and no wonder
Seymour Manner of Colfax w. T.
spent several days here visiting old
friends.
Fiddle bring back my chair-A. Lau.
At the last regular meeting of the
Good Templars the following officers
were elected: ~. c. T., G. N. Gaddis;
W. V. T., Mary Baker; w. S., Greed
Chenoweth; w. T. S., Lillian Russell;
| w. T., G. P Houston; w. NJ, George
Kruse; w. G., Rev. E. T. Lockard;
w. /. G., Caddie Beckley; w. O. g.,
Chas. Medley.
We are glad to hear that DR.. Rutan
is in fair way to recover.
G. w. Dimmick Of Dimmick's Ferry
was in town this week
The Bonanza mine near this place is
being worked, at present the managers
are at work constructing first class
furnace, and we wish the new enter
prise success.
From Riddle.
Weather extremely warm,
Eversbody busy harvesting.
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