Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-07-23
O.lKL1ND ITEMS.
This is good year for girls.

Dave Baker is visiting in Roseburs.
Mrs. NJ, lyman spent Sunday in Roscburg,
Smith Baily returned from Coos bay Tues
day.
Chas. Morris has moved to the Bonanza
mine.
A. F. Brown returned from Portland Sat
urday
J. w. Shupc returned home from Portland
Saturday.
Gus Taylor and wife spent several days here
this week,
Hon. c. b. Wilcox was IN town over Tues
day night.
DIR, Little was visiting friends in Coles Val
ley Friday.
Charley Hall is laid up with erysipelas in
bis right hand.
Editor .Rrvlrw will please accept thanks for
fayors received.
Ira. Howard now carries the mail from here
to Looking Class.
Uncle Eb. Stephens left for eastern Oregon
by Mondays train.
A terrible THUNDER rain, storm visited this
place Monday night.
James Mackey IS the father of fine girl,
born Saturday night.
Fendal Sutherlin and his son Stonewall, are
in Idaho on business
Judge L. R. Stearns, Of Portland, is visiting
his parents at this place
Burtie took advantage of the old sentlemans
absence on Tuesday night.
DIR. VIM. Devorc occupies the house just
vacated by Chas. Morris.
DR.. Page is sole agent on this coast for S.
Hunks celebrated rerfumery.
Rev. Richardson preached very interest.
ing sermon here Sunday evening.
Mrs. ]. c. Smith is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Perry Henderson al Wilbur
Mrs. Nellie Copeland returned Saturday
from visit to her son Eli at Gardiner.
Mrs. MolIie Fay, nee Mollo lyman, Of
Roscburg, is visiting her parents at this place.
Mine host, r. Thomas, is having a new
floor placed i'll the bar and dinning rooms Of
his hotel
Or. Dimmick still remains at the drug store
al which place he will be glad 10 see his nu.
mcrous customers.
Some small children while playing with
matches set the grass around the Jail on fire
nearly setting fire TO two buildings.
Mrs. John Wlnniford arrived home by Fri
days train from an extended trip to her parent.
at Winlock w. T., her former home, John is
all smiles.
Mrs. Peter McGregor left Saturday iol
Goldcndalc at which place she goes to visit hei
parents and will then locate at Yakima, We
wish her much success and safe Journey
Charley Partin who was sunstruck while at
work in Roseburg Saturday, was brought here
10 ms sisters, Mrs. G. B. Barr, on Monday
and am happy to say is getting along nicely.
The southern part of town was thrown into
excitement about II O'Clock Monday night by
the screams ot two young ladies who got scared
at the storm, next time girls get into the well
Erve Henderson was the happicst man to
be seen on our streets Monday and on inquir.
ing found that Sunday night his wife presented
him with a big girl, Erve is to be congratula.
upon his success, shake Erve.
a party Of sixteen persons headed by P. B.
Bcckley, left here Monday morning for trip
to Coos bay. They will rusticate in the SUI
berbs Of Coquille city for two or three weeks.
whence they will return to their respective
positions at this place. Ii the country sur
rounding is thickly settled Mr.. Becklcy will
probably remain for a short time
We are very sorry to hear Of the loss of JohI
Goodman's team by drowning at Shambrook'
ferry, Sunday last which backed off the boat
Mr.. Goodman and an infant babe were in III.
wagon at the time and narrowly cscapec
drowning, Mrs. Goodman jumped overboarc
after her babe, but for the timely assistance Q
Jesse Shambrook no doubt they would hav
drowned.
! a horse belonging 10 J. IL. Mahoney had
narrow escape from drowning last week in III
Calapooia in Al Bears pasture just north G
town. He went TO drink and got over stcel
bank, although he was not in swimming waite
he was poweress from some cause or other t
get out, the first day he was in the water, a
supposed to be drinking, but on the third da
he was discovered in the same place and driv
en- out.
Q.