The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-06-18

selling on TO close.
Miss Grace Hanna paid flying visit to
Portland, last week.
Miss Fannie Odeneal, of Albany, is visit
ing friends in Corvallis.
A handsome 3-foot black walnut show
case for sale by Ghiselin, Phile's building.
Jas. A. Cauthorn started for Washington
Territory last week, to be absent several
weeks.
Hon. Allen Parker, of Yaquina was in
town the first Of the week, and favored us
with call.
Miss Eva Ostrander, of Olympia, w. T.
and Miss Lilly Readpath, of Lebanon are
visiting friends in this CITY,
w. P. Ready is taking the census of
Monroe and Alsea Precincts, was in town
Saturday night and Sunday.
Quite number OF onr Masonic friends
have been at Portland this week attending
the Grand Lodge and Chapter.
J. r. Lomer has sold his interest in the
Occidental Hotel to J. G Pally, the business
hereafter will be conducted by him.
In another column will be seen the official
vote of Benton county. The result is but
little different from our statement in last
issue.
We learn that man working in Inman's
mill, near Monroe, had his arm broken on
last Monday, but did not get his name, or
any OF the particulars.
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.
Dr. Wm Biddle and wife left, last week,
for Oakland. California. They 60 there on
account of their health, which, for the last
year or two, has been very poor.
| Calvin Hanna, formerly resident of this
city but now living in Lane county, was in
Corvallis last week, and returned home on
Saturday, accompanied by his brother, Rev.
J. A. Hanna.
Frank Horning, who has been residing in
Lake county for several years, is expected
home in a few days. We are informed that
Frank will bring with him wife, but this
of course is only gossip.
Mr.. T. H. Follett has purchased r. Hultz's
interest in the City Market, and hereafter
the business will be conducted under the
name of Lewis & Follett. They expect, by
fair dealing to merit a fair share of patron
age.
We are panied to learn that the family
of our friend Gabriel Long, OF Kings valley
/ has been again visited with that terrible
| SCOuTSG ulptUSEld, LIS JouuSCSO SVh3
aged about two years, was buried last Fri
day.
Last Sunday hack load of Albany boys
came up on visit to Corvallis. Among
the number were w. FL. Mansfield, of Mans.
field & Monteith, job printers, w. FL. IL.
Barnes, of the Albany Herald. Come
again boys.
The Corvallis Plow Factory is now run.
ming regularly and turning out satisfactory
work. This is an enterprise that has long
been needed in Corvallis, and we are glad
our citizens realize its Importance and give
/ it their patronage
w. S. James, of Dallas, gave us a friendly
call last Monday. Will. looks just as nat
ural as he did twelve years ago when he
worked in this office. His sister, Mrs. Jas.
Burns came up also. They are up on a short
visit to their brother, G.. III. James, of this
county.
| The Pioneer Reunion met at Portland on
Tuesday of this week, and have, doubtless,
had the usual good time always enjoyed by
them on such occasions, but up to the pres
ent writing, we have had no report. Full
particulars next week.
In an other column will be seen the ad.
of the Fountain House, at Newport, kept
by Geo. w. Stevens. Mr.. S. has taken
| DredG pains tO pTep'tTc tlls uouS0 iof .HO az
commodation of guests during the coming
summer and visitors will find it decidedly
| cozy and plenty of good things to eat. We
know whereof we affirm.
Mr.. R. d. Hume owner of the Alex. Dun.
can, came up from Portland on Tuesday.
Wednesday morning, started for Alsea to ex
anime the resources of that valley, with 6
view of running vessels into the Alsea Bay
i This looks like business, and we bespeak
for our Alsea nelghbors better prices fol
their produce in the future.
Lost-Between Corvallis and JAS p
Worley's, on the Albany road, a black cash
mer shawl The finder will confer a favor
by leaving the same at this Office.
Tom Cauthorn says that he has found tha
he cannot be elected County Treasurer bu
he can sell the best Threshing Machine tina
was ever sold in Oregon or any other coun
try For proof of the same see Norm. Lilly
who has just bought one of those celebrated
j. I. Case short Apron Threshers. 32-incl
cylinder, and 10 Horse Dingee Power.
Now is the time to bring in your wood oil
subscription. A few more cords wanted yet