Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1889-09-19
pERsoSAL NEWTON.


Hon. Geo. W. Riddle is in the city to day(
Mrs. DR.. n. P. Bunnell is very seriously i'll.
Ed Ruckles was in from Oak Grove yester.
day.
Miss Anna Mosher has returned from Curry
county.
James chenoweth came over from Oakland
to day.
Mrs. T. Ford is visiting friends in Salem
this week.
Mrs. II. T. McClallen has returned from
Jacksonville.
Mrs F. W. Benson is visiting relatives in
Grants Pass.
H. B. Reed, the patent fence man, was in
the city this week.
1T. Cooper, Of Wilbur, made THE Re
VIEW business call Monday.
Miss Esther Owens has been added to THE
REVIEWS force Of compositors.
Mrs. b S. Pague is visiting IN the city,
the guest Of Mrs. L. F. Mosher.
DIR. D. M. Brewer left for week S visit 10
Coquille City Wednesday morning.
B. r. Doris. city recorder and real estate
agent Of Eugene. is IN Roseburg to day.
MISS Lille Moore has returned from an
extended visit with relatives In Walla Walla.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Good, Of Cleveland
looked through THE REVIEW office Monday.
John Miller has so far recovered from his
late illness as 10 be able to attend 10 bust
| ness.
Sergeant B. S. Pague, Of the U. S. Signal
Station at Portland, was in the city last
Saturday.
]. NJ Davis. who has taught school in this
county for some time, is now teaching near
Monroe, Oregon.
Lieutenant Alfred NJ. Fuller, Of Vancouver
Barracks, spent few days in Roseburg and
vicinity this week.
F. w. Chausse, editor of the Cottage
Grove Leader, made. THE REVIEW office
pleasant call last week.
C. A. Seh;brede went down TO Salem
Yesterday morning on basiaess and will at
| tend the State fair al.o.
T. G. Owen, Nm. Palmer and John
JosephSor, of MAr>hiield, were in Roseburg
! this week on land Office l,u-iness.
! +. Thomson, Of Oak Creek, was IN the
81; yesterday. making final proof on his
| homestead before the t. 5. ian.i ,,;i:ce.
Mrs. Albert CroSton, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in his county, left
for her home in Spokane Fails last week.
! S. B. Henducss, manager OF the Hendricks
Review real estate agency. made business
trip to the northern part Of the county Mon
day.
| Lee Bell and Miss Ora Bell, who have long
been connected with TIE REVIEW typo
graphical force, have resigned their cases and
will shortly enter school.
A. W. Strange, Of HiIgard Oregon, who
has been visiting his parents at Wilbur,
called at THE REVIEW Office this morning
| He will leave for home to night.
| Mrs. E. Wimberly was called to Portland
Sunday night by telegram announcing the
serious illness OF her son, Ira. We regret
to learn that he Is ye, but little improved.
| B. F. Ramp went down to Salem Friday
night TO attend the Union party conference
as delegate from Douglas county. He will
take in few days of the state lair before
returning.
DR.. II. ]. Bou2h,on, we'll known and
highly successful physician OF Oakland. CAL,
will arrive in Roseburg in few days to
locate permanently for the practice oil his
profession.
Schiller Hermann left last week for Lexing-
ton, Va, where he is student Of the Wash
ington Lee university. Schiller is good
student, and will well maintain Oregon S
honor al this famous institution.
Ex. Gov. S. F. Chadwick spent Friday in
Roseburg. He promised to give the readers
of THE REVIEW some Interesting facts abou,
the old 4th of July banner recently presented
to this Office by Mr.. Ed Sheridan.
J. f. Wilson, formerly of Oakland, but
now Of Centralia, Washington, made THE
REVIEW business call yesterday. He in
tends to reside permanently IN Centralia and
returned only to look after his real estate in
this county.
Harry McClallen returned last Friday from
The Dalles where he has been for several
months. He says that Eastern Oregon is
very dry, and that crops were very light.
Harry is glad to get back again, and his friends
are glad TO see him.