Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-06-11
Dr0ts, IfcIlas.
Hon Chas. Drain is yet i'll.

Hon Chas. Drain is yet i'll.
Ripe cherries are quite plentiful.
j. II. Shupe was in town last week.
%. Applegate is Justice Of the Peace II
this precinct.
Prof. Rippetoe's little girl Olive came home
Monday morning.
Prof. C. w. Hawley Of Wilbur Academy
was in town Saturday.
Mrs. G. w. Estes left for her home in Junc
tion City this morning.
The Misses Goodel and Lamb of Yoncolla
were in Drain this week.
Prof. Booths residence is quite cosy ant
presents neat appearance.
Miss Callison who has been visiting at home
in Eugene returned Monday.
Some Of our Republicans look awful blu.
over the defeat Of their candidates.
Prof. G. T. Russell of Oakland Academy
was in town Thursday Of last week.
The Misses Nellie and Mercie Applegatt
OF Scots Valley was in town Monday.
Horace Putnam of Tinpot left Monday fo
Eastern Oregon with drove Of horses.
John Kent returned Tuesday evening hav
ing only gone as far as the Spokane Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Perkins Of Comstocl
paid friends and relatives here visit Monday
Mrs. J. M. Hockett Of Wilbur who has beer
visiting relatives here, returned home Monday
evening.
Thos. Williams of Smith River has beer
in town for few days past He reports that
country settling up rapidly.
A skiff is being built by L. McLallen fol
the new hotel, it will be sixteen feet long and
five feet wide, and will hold six persons.
Miss Elsie Hefty came down from Rosebure
Tuesday morning. She goes from here to
Smith River where she has relatives living.
Miss Underhil who was to accompany the
evangelists to Oakland in the capacity oil
organist is prevented SO doing by illness.
Mrs. John McAllister and family, and Mrs.
Cartwright accompanied by her granddaugh-
ter Miss Myrtle Russell have left town for the
summer.
Rev. T. L. Jones was not able 10 fill his
appointment Sunday owing to call elsewhere.
Heleaves this evening for Oakland where
campmeeting begins.
Miss Mary E. Baker formerly president oi
Oakland, who has been teaching school in the
Ritchie district some few miles north Of her:
left for her home in Wilbur Monday evening.
small FIRE in the Drain hotel today
created quite sensation, however plenty ol
citizens were on hand, and the fire was extin.
guished without difficulty. No harm was
done.
Prof. Condor Of the State University al
Eugene passed through town this week on hi.
way to Curry county in search Of geological
specimens, Of which that portion Of Oregon
affords so many.
Messrs Underhill, Krewson and Putnam acted
as judges at the polls on Monday last, with
Messrs Sterling and Bagley as clerks. Mr.
Underhill left for Roseburg Tuesday evening
in charge Of the ballots.
A fight in town on election day seems to b,
enc of the necessities. Sucha thing was seer
upon the streets Of our little village Monday
causing quite commotion. 1t was not how
ever, political rumpus, but resulted from
family affairs
The ball Monday evening was but lightl,
attended; eleven numbers being sold. Sucl
modes Of entertainment is fast losing grount
here and rapidly becoming thing OF the past
May the time come, and soon when we viii
have no such to mar the morals Of Drain.
An invitation extends 10 us the privilege o
attending the lawn party of Miss Clara Krew
son at the residence Of her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Krewson Of this place. Strawberrie.
and croquet are the principal features. OIL
rather will be the most enjoyed by the young
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