Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-10-23

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the latter city and will be there some two or
three weeks to come.
/ Married at the House of H. ]. Bailey
Oct. 18th by Rev. J. R. Roberts NJ. B.
Smith TO Mary E. Adams all Of Myrtle Creek
Douglas Co. Oregon.
Quarterly meeting services at the Methodist
Church in this city commencing tomorrow tSat)
at O'Clock P. M. by the Presiding Elder.
All are cordially invited
c. NJ. Stephens of Drain is in the lead in the
| harness business in that town. Call on him
and get the best material, best made work, at
the best prices in the market.
Uncle Harry Pinkston and wife gave us a
only sorry they could not call at our residence.
Come again and stay longer.
John Hatfield brought to this Office last
Wednesday one of the finest heads of cabbage
We have seen for long time. Douglas is way
in advance in the vegetable line.
/ We acknowledge the receipt Of the book en-
TITLED the "Interior world" by Milton Tower
Of Oakland Oregon. When have read the work
We shall give it further no tice.
Abe Jones received telegram from some
unknown party, asking him to send at once $50
by telegraph. This was rather cool; but of
course was not complied with.
Hunters" inquiry in last weeks issue, has
been answered, but was received too late for
this issue but will be forth coming next week,
giving all the information sought.
Rev. David Tatum, the we'll known tenn
iperance lecturer, will address the people of
Roseburg next Wednesday evening Oct 2Sth
at 80 P. NJ. at the Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. E. T. Lockard will preach at
Wilbur morning and evening next Sabbath, at
Oakland the first Sabbath of next month, and
at English Settlement at 8 P M. on the Ist.
Geo. G. Pratt agent and aduster for the
California Fire Insurance Company was seen
this week in our city with his local agent
w. N. Moore. This is a leading company
Sarah Wimberly of Mt. Scott went to Mon
moth Wednesday to attend the State Normal
school. She intends taking the Normal
course to prepare herself more thoroughly for
teaching.
/ Hon. J. b. Conglc's saddle and harness
hibit at the Mechanics Fair was superbes The
entire arrangement was made by Mr.. Congle
in person. 1t will always pay to buy of ]. b.
/ Congle.
Hons. w. D. Fenton OF Yamhill and J. C..
Moreland of Portland, have formed copart-
nership in law, and will reside in the metrop-
oils. Weregard this as strong law firm, and
wish them success.
DIR. Whittinore has returned to Myrtle
Creek and will practice in his profession. He
has been gone from us for some time, and finds
that Douglas County is the best. His many
f:iends welcome his return.
Why 60 about with that aching head? Try
Ayers Pills. They relieve the stomach, re-
store the digestive organs to healthy action,
remove the distractions that depress nerves
Al the residence of the brides mother at
Mt. Scott on Thursday October 2ad. Miss
/ Flora Watson was married to Mr.. A NJ.
Crawford a aris.nglyoung lawyer of Coos Bay.
best wishes.
The latest returns from OHIO concede tht
election of Foraker, Republican as Governor
with the Legislature doubtful, probably Lenc
cratic. Ifthis latter is the case John Sherman
will be retired and the Republican party lef
without leader in the senate.
In the Oakland Items last week, this notic'
appeared, ''Mrs. ]. o. Johnson was at Rosebur.
for several days" Now our correspondent
> shonld know that Mrs. ]. Q. Johnson lives il
Roseburg and has not even been to Oaklant
lately. Just simply mistake.
T. S. Mills was in our Office this week, on hi.
way from Harrisburg South, 10 try his hand il
s Agency, and was recently re-appointed by Rev
Joseph Emery, but the department at Washing
ton would not confirm one of his age.
y Rev. Bickenbach Pastor Of the Presbyteria
I Church in Jacksonville came TO Roseburg thi
week on some land business, and called in on
: sanctum. We were much pleased to hear {
l. his prosperity in many ways. We certainl
wish this indefatigable worker, great success
st A large petition will go up TO Congress
ir headed by Hon. Binger Herman, for the settin
apart of Crater Lake in Klamath County as
M public park. We signed the petition while
Il Portland, and believe this TO be good ente
! prise. This petition is being signed by all III
leading men of the State.
Il Mrs. Weatherford of Portland has been on
visit to Mrs. Smick's and Mrs. w. A. Wilt
;. and also extended her visit to Canyonsil
: to see her old friend Aunt Rachel Clarl
whom she had not seen since IS4S in low;
Such visits are always pleasant, and Mr.
. Weatherford can be assured that she is alwa,
> a welcome guest.
Rev. J. E. Day who has been located
:, Clatsop plain and Ilwaco, by the Presbyteria
" church, is with US this week, and expec
to move with his family to the field of his 4
IN ture labors next week. He reports himse
=: much pleased with his location which he h:
lr just visitsd. The best wishes of host
friends go with him.