The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-08-20

Charlie Kohn, OF San FRANCISCO, was IN
town this week.
DIR. III. w. Vincent started for the Bay
yesterday morning.
Miss Mary Goldson, of Albany, is visiting
friends in this city.
Jacob Conser, of Jefferson, was in the
city the first of the week.
Prof A. L. johnson. Of Forest Grove, is
registered at the Vincent House.
Mr.. W. F. Dixon has gone to Elk City
where he will reside in the future.
| Mr. NJ Jacobs and wife and daughter Eda
started for San Francisco this morning.
| Hon. F. M. Wadsworth was in the city
the first of the week, and paid us friendly
call.
Dick Warren, shot by Geo. Goodman at
Brownsville, is still living and likely to re-
cover.
Mr. III. De Lacount and wife, of England,
are visiting in Corvallis, and stopping at the
! Vincent House.
L. G. Kline of the firm of L. Kline & Co.,
started to San Francisco this morning on
business for the firm.
A number of new residences that have
been building this summer are now almost
ready for occupancy.
Hon F. M. Wadsworth has the thanks of
the GAZETTE office for bountiful supply Of
excellent black berries
i Col. Z. I'll. Cam, for many years a resi-
dent of Salem, contemplates moving perma-
nently to Seattle, W.T..
r. L. Barns, of the Albany Herald, cast
the shadow of his handsome form into our
sanctum on last Wednesday.
/ Senator Slater has our thanks for valua-
BILE public documents, including a report of
the entrance of Yaquina Bay.
Mr.. E. E. Cooper and wife, nee Miss Fan
ME Hamilton, of Ainsworth, w. T., are
visiting friends in this city.
i Kit Abbey is out from the Bay. He re-
ports every thing in fourishing condition
in that part of the county.
j. H. Boyd and family A. FL. Morgan, of
internal revenue service, of Portland, are
stopping at the Ocean House.
Rev. w. C. Chapman started to Eugene
City Wednesday to attend Conference. He
went by way of Monroe, horseback.
The quarterly conference of the United
Brethren church will convene at Philomath
tomorrow, Bishop Castle, presiding
Thomas Graham and wife went to Elk
City last week on pleasure excursion.
} Tom pronounces the fishing 'tip top"
} Mr. III. E. Harris. who has been danger
ously sick for the past week, is better,
though not yet able to be out of his room.
Hon. D. G. Clark, Mayor of Albany ac-
companied by his family, passed through
Corvallis yesterday en- route for the Yaquina
, Bay.
Mr.. Allen, the contractor has almost COM
pleted the walling and cementing of the
cistern at the intersection of Madison and
Second streets.
Geo. w. Sill, of Albany, has been in
town several times during the week. He is
! looking after business for the Corvallis
Fruit Company.
Mr.. Becker, editor of the Philomath Cru
cible, accompanied by his wife, started for
an extended visit to Washington Territory
last Wednesday.
New and elegant stock of millinery goods
just received, at Mrs E. A. Knights, which
$ will be sold cheaper than they can be bought
any where else in the city,
Miss Ella Beck and Henrietta Waldman
{ of Portland, and Misses Amelia and Esther
, Cohn of Albany, are visiting in Corvallis,
the guests of Mr.. Morris Stock
A large number of our citizens went to
g Albany last Sunday to attend the pic mic
given by the Port and excursionists. They
report the excursion a grand success.
II Rev. FL. K. Hines, one of the old pioneer
ministers of Oregon. has been rendered the
position of editor of the Pacific Christian
: Advocate, and we understand has signIied
e his acceptance.
Mr.. NJ H. Parker has accepted the prin-
A clpalship of the public school at Philomath
for the coming year. The people of Philo-
math are fortunate in securing his valuable
services.
| siy I1xy he
! brick buildings of Jacobs & Neugass and w.
, B. Hamilton & Co., on Second street. These
buildings, when completed, will be the
finest in the city,
Bishop j. w. Wiley, of the Methodist
, Episcopal Church, has arrived in Oregon,
, and will preside over the annual conference
of that church at Eugene City. He resides
in CINCINNATI, Ohio.
Mr.. j. G. Knoltner, an old resident of
this county, but latterly of Eastern Oregon
paid our office visit on Wednesday Mr..
X. is "a years old and still in good health,
, having just returned from visit to the
Eastern States.
8 The Corvallis Photograph Gallery, E..
! Heslop. Propt. (late Goldson) is again open
: for business. First-class work, only note
the address, next door to Ira Millers marble
! yard. Firewood and produce taken in ex-
q change for work. +tf
Yesterday morning two of Corvallis fair
est flowers visited our sanctum and urged
the fact that we had sighted them in the
t way of personals Well, ladies, if You
. will let us behold the light of your beautiful
countenances oftener, we will agree not to
do so in the future.
The entertainment given at Ham:ltons
y Opera House last Friday evening by Yer
J, neIl's variety troupe was in every respect a
: decided success, though the audience was
not as large as the nature of the entertain.
ment deserved. Yet all who were presen,
were pleased. We trust they will make il
u convenient to come this way again.
Robt. N Baker, The Tailor, has Just re
L ceIved five hundred samples of cloth, Ger
it man, French, English and Domestic, from
|. tn largest wholesale house in San Francisco
;. He proposes to sell patterns at the Sar
" Francisco wholesale rates, therefore his pat
d rons will get their cloth without the usua
proft retail dealers Call and see fo,
yoursefsEs. One door north of the GAYErT1
a office.
of Rev. Mr.. Smith preached at the Episcopa
4. Church IN this city last Sunday morning an.
:, evening, and will hold service at the sam
= place next Sunday at the same hours. Mr.
+ s. is former member of the press, havin,
ss been editor of the American Churchman,
published in Chicago, and earlier in life OF
the editorial staff Of the ssChicago Tribune.
/ Mr.. Smith is very pleasing gentleman, an,