Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-06-26
From Eagle Point, jackson COUNTY.


Frightening. The late rains have
helped US very materially.
The johnson brothers are building a
rev barn to make room for their gram
and hav.
A young man by name of Cation
living on Rogue rive, cut his leg very
badly with an AK, and man by the
name Of Manning cut his ankle with an
adze.
A young lady BY the name of Dora
Pool was thrown from a buggy, while
running race and was badly hurt.
Mrs. John Young was thrown from
a wagon the other day and had her
hand badly crushed BY the wheel.
M. Vandyke, living near Phoenix
was badly hurt by a vicious bull.
Some of our young nimrods took
trip to Fish Lake and succeeded in kill
ing four bears.
A. Pool has purchased a plot Of
ground CT Leo Brown on the south
side Of Water street and is preparing
to eject large blacksmith shop and
hall and also livery stable.
The rain is over and the sky is once
more clear and blue.
The rain has damaged the hay coli-
siderable.
Eagle Point has taken quite boom
T. 3. 1nlow is putting up another
room. to his store and property is
changing hands and the town presents
the a. p,.ulass OF NV lli:e
Or. l. Z. Whitney isputting material
on the ground fur the erection Of . liae
residence.
Ne have te 0 irrigalins ditehes run
ming into the town AID the future
prospect of the place is quite fiatterlng.
1t III igilt he well FOR the home seekers
that are coming to 0segoa to leave the
r,ilroad track and Visit our to@a and
its surroundings.
Elders Whitney from Eugene city
and II. Peterson have been holding a
protracted meeting at this llace, but
nothing was accomplished. UNo.
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From Mount Scott.
shecpIshearing is just closing in this
locality, AIR. NJ. Tipton's being the
finishing place.
The haying season is upon us; the
click Of the mower can be hearl OF
every hand, and the ar is laden with
sweet oilers from the new mown hay
1fr. John Dixon is among US again
having returned from his Eastern trif
last week, accompanied by his grand
daughter.
DR.. c. II. Davis and family of VIII
bur have moved into q dwelling at th,
old Saabelt il Noble saw mill, am
Mount Scott now has a resident phys
ician An acquisition long felt ant
| needed.
Some of the young gentlemen 0
this place paid Calipooia flying visi
on last Saturday, and remained unti
after Church services Sunday. Th
boys speak in glowing terms Of TIL
young ladies, aud say they were yer,
pleasantly entertained by the Calipoo-
ians.
Mr. Abbey Abraham is rusticatin;
in this vicinity, enjoying himself fish
ing and bunting By The way, Maste
| Abbey has rather novel way of coun
try tiave'ing which is upon bicycle
coming out to his grand fathers o.
last Saturday from town.
| The schools will nearly all close thi
week in this pant Ct the county.
Mr.. Isaac Mathews was driving som
very fine looking beef cattle toward
town on last Saturday and we sup, IS
they were intended for his butche
shop in Roseburg
Miss Minnie Strader accompanied Il
Miss Rosa, Master George and Ee
Bashey were visiting at Mr.. j.
Tipton's last Sunday.
| The black berries are reported NOR
abundant than usual this season nea
Mount Scott.
/ Mr.. T. G. Atterbury of this plac,
who has been confined to the house fe
the past six weeks, we are glad t
learn is eonvale<eins.
Rev. w. G. Miller Of Roberts cree
will preach his monthly sermon at Oa
creek Church Oh neat Sabbath at |
io'eloek A. N. The ordinance Of bal
tism will be attended to at the Mort
s Umpqua after services.
Miss Fannie Mexican Of Myrti
creek was visiting friends and relative
at Mount Scott last week. FABER.