The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-26

Miss Eta Foster, is visiting friends il
the city.
Carlile is agent for the celebrated Pheni,
cigars.
Miss Hoover of Roseburg, is visiting al
DR.. Farra's in this city.
Miss Emma Foster started to California
Yesterday to attend Mills seminary.
MIR. James II. Doty, of Alseya bay, gave
us pleasant call Wednesday morning.
s. and NJ. S. Neugass have gone to San
Francisco to lay in a new stock of goods.
M. Stock of this city started for San
Francisco yesterday, to purchase new goods.
The scissors and paste-pot, which had e
rest while our senior was absent, have
resumed.
| The preliminary survey on the Yaguina
Railroad will be completed by Sunday or
Monday next.
Several parties passed through to the
Yaquina Bay on yesterday to purchase
property in that vacinity.
Mrs F. M. johnson will meet her Sab
bath school class at the Presbyterian church
on Saturday next at the usual hour.
Our senior subsisted principally ON fish
while at the Bay. This viii account for the
extra amount of phosphorus in this ISSUE
Mrs. Susan Mulkey, formerly of this city
but now residing in Pomeroy w. T., is vis-
iting her daughter Mrs. Jas. A. Cauthorn In
this city.
s. L. Kline of the firm of L. G. Kline &
Co. went to San Francisco this week to pur-
chase new goods, he will be accompanied by
his mother.
Carlile has just received a large invoice
of the Phoenix cigars, the best BIT cigar ever
offered in this market. Call at his place
and try one.
A. C. Schwatka brother of Lieut.. Fred
Schwatka, and long experienced typo and
formerly an editor, greeted us with his
presence this week.
Our Senior returned from the Bay Tues
day evening, and has resumed his place in
the sanctum. We have requested him to
keep his No. IFS off our desk.
Rev. NJ G. Miller now in attendancen on
the Methodist conference at this place was
married day before yesterday, at Albany
to Miss Patterson of that place.
More and Spencer late successors of I. J.
Buford's barber shop and bath house at the
old stand continue to shave hair and cleanse
the outer man in the best possible manner.
Rev. F. w. D. Mays, editor of the ''Inde-
pendent" at Pomeroy, w. T., and Who is in
attendance on the Methodist Conference at
this place, made us very pleasant call this
week.
Mrs F. N. johnson will resume her du-
ties to her class in vocal, and instrumental
music, on Sept lst. From Mrs Johnsons
well known experienc and skill as a teacher
Of music all those who are desirous Of be-
coming proficient viii do well to avail them
selves of her assistance.
Among the ministers from a distance at
tending the conference of the NJ E. Church
South in this city this week, We notice
Bishop Kavanangh of KY; Rev, J. r. N.
Bell, Roscburg; Rev. b. G. Mcfarland,
Presiding El!er of this Circuit; Rev. t. B.
White, Albany; Rev. Miller, Jacksonville;
Rev. Mays, Pomeroy, W. t., and about
twenty-five others whose names we have
not been fortunate enough to procure at the
present writing.
The Myror of ireland, Mr.. Sullivan pro-
prietor of the above named Hibernien, gave
an entertainment at the city Hall on We'd
nesday evening to a good audience which
would have been much larger but from the
fact of Lieut.. Schwatka's lecture, we were
unable to attend both places SO can give no
report of the Hiberniea: another entertain
ment was given last night but as we had
gone to press, can do no better for it than
for Wednesday, we can however say of
Wednesday evening, that every one with
whom we have talked with on the subject
speaks of it in the highest terms, and most
if not all of them went again last night.