Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-09-04
LOCAL NEWS.


Send along your items.
School commences Monday.
The city election approached.
Remember the Pompous Soiree.
Wheat is coming into town rapidly.
Drunmers report trade picking up.
We publish live matter in the REVIEW.
| Thos. Grisdale is the boss road supervisor.
| John Naugles street preaching was success.
Many attended the meetings from the coun-
try.
More new type on the road for the REVIEW
Office.
Our city is waking up to great forward
movement.
The churches were literally packed during
Conference.
Read all the news this week on both sides
of The paper.
Much good has been done in Roseburg the
last ten days.
Revs. Fairchilds and Roberts shook our
hands Monday.
The Literary Society will be great institu-
ton this winter.
Sure enough, the o. & c. railroad will be
completed soon.
Roads are being much improved in our
county this year.
D. s. X. Buick, was on Saturdays train
bound homeward.
What few chickens are left, roost lower
since Monday last.
Cushing's circus bound for Oregon has gone
to pieces in Idaho
Hon. L, F. Lane is building very neat res
idence in this city.
Hon. B. F. Dowei was south bound pas
senger last Monday.
Look at our new ads this week and govern
yourself accordingly.
A. r. Flint is in our town visiting. He
looks hale and hearty.
The Reform Club had an interesting meeting
last Tuesday evening.
The Temperance views of the Conference
were very pronounced.
An overflow meeting was held in the M. E.
Church Sunday night.
Mrs. "Bud" Thompson and daughter went
south on last Mondays train.
David Hunter gave us a hasty call this week.
Come again and stay longer.
All the public and private collections dur
ing Conference were above par.
Judge Mosher has returned from Camas
valley, where he has been rusticating
The gray streaks of prosperity are seen
above the horizon now in business circles.
The arrests in Roseburg lately are quite
frequent. The better plan is to look out.
Little Mabel Hogan has returned from a
three months visit to relatives in Portland.
Some say that Prohibition is not dead, the
Oregonian to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Every one who occupied the pulpits during
our last big convocation Of preachers did we'll
Old Don, the celebrated litigant, was
brought 10 Roseburg under arrest last Monday.
SIX cars Of w,.e at was receivsd al the Ora lge
train.
We will now have good, commodious
crossing at the depot. Read Mr.. koehler'>
letter.
The hat collection Sunday morning for wild
ows and orphans reached the liberal sum O!
$47.3 80.
Metropolitan whispers are now heard in a
low tone as to who will be our next city
officers.
Col. Shields went to Corvallis this week to
be gone about two weeks. Mrs Shields re-
mains here.
Noah Cornutt, wife and Mrs Freeland Cor
mutt from Riddle were in attendance on the
Conference.
We call attention to the school notice of
Miss Howell in this issue She is an excel.
lent teacher.
Why go out OF Douglas county for castings
when ycu cal get the best at Bunnell s. Bo-
wen's foundry.
F. B. Waite and wife passed through this
city last Tuesday evening on their way home
from Oaklrnd.
Two nimrods went out Tuesday, and in {
short TING came back with 6ne deer They
shot twice and hit once
A protracted meeting conducted by Bro
Mathew has been in progress during the weel
at the Methodist church.
All parties who are candidates for city office
will find it to their advantage to announc
themselves in the REVIEW.
James p. Gilmore has returned from Mis-
souri. He called Thursday. His family re
main in W. T. for the present.
A boy from Eugene city was driving through
this section this week selling an excellent quail
ity of cheese manufactured there.
The preachers thanked US for our hospitality
but we feel thankful also, for we got more goo
things to eat ourselves than usual.
1 We extend the hand of welcome to Bro
Miller who succeeds Bro. Webb on this circuit
May great success attend his labors.