The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-04-22
LOCAL NOTES.

4 4s
willis vidito of Alsea was in the city
this week.
Mrs. Stock returned from Portland on
Wednesday.
Select reading at the Opera house to-
morrow night.
H. Hausman, the drummer, spent Sun.
day in the city.
The Spirit of 'S6 viii appear at Philo-
math Monday evening.
Up. Eisenbach of San francisco, was in
the city the first of the week.
Mr.. j. d. Irvine of Brownsville is in the
city and will remain several weeks.
Don't forget Mrs. Smiths readings at
the Opera honse Tomorrow night.
We call attention to the Executors ad. OF
Mrs. Theresa Warrior, in another column.
The German Aid Society, of Albany, viii
give their third annual picnic ON Monday,
May 9th.
Jas. D. TITUS, of Albany, left for his ranch
in eastern Oregon last week. He will re-
main there.
was in the City Monday and favored us
| with call.
The Narrow Gauge railroad company ha
been denied the possession of the public lev
ee at Portland.
MIR. Nanny and family, of Albany, started
on an overland trip for California Last week.
They 60 by carriage.
just aswe go to press we learn of the death
Gen. Joseph Lane, which occurred at Rose
burg ON last Tuesday.
Mr.. Alex Smith Of Wasco county is visit
ing his brother John Smith in this city, he
is accompanied by his family.
L. isa puzzle to us how a woman can re-
ly ON the sight of her two eyes when she al
ways keeps one eye on the old man.
Miss Amelia Stock, who has been visiting
in Portland for several months, returned
home last Wednesday.
Last Friday evening we paid Philomath
flying visit and was pleased to note the ap-
porent prosperity of the town.
An overland excursion from Portland to
Boston will start May lst A stop over of
two days will be enjoyed at Niagara.
Geo. Cochran is at Geo. Houcks farm on
Monday and Tuesday of each week with his
celebrated young horse Calapooia Chief.
There will be an excursion by boat from
Harrisburg to this city next Tuesday under
the auspices of the Odd Fellows society.
If you want to enjoy an evening in an in
tellectual and pleasing manner, go to the
Opera house tomorrow night and hear Mrs.
Smith read.
Open temperance meeting at the Evangel-
ical chnrch next Monday evening. A good
programme is being prepared for the occa-
sion.
There will be services at the College
Chapel ON next Sabbath. Preaching at II
i. NJ. and 7:sO F. N. By Rev. +. 2. David.
son. All are invited to attend.
Jack Alphin performed adiheult feat and
Ibid an excellent job in moving eld ware
house of j. Canthofn, It is now y excel
laent condition and reflects great ksdit on
Jack. - =
4 "A correspondent, writing from Japan,
!. sys the ceilings are made Of paper, 50 that
/ "a one OF them falls down on man while ht
il sleeping BE only feels as if he were hav'
| isg piecs Of court plaster put on.
4 Tho city tasss. under marshal Py
efficient deputy Chzrlis Miller fs
/ well collected. He has turned over 70 T.
city treasury 257.s4 leaving only delin'
4 quent Of s76 20. This is an excellent show
ing.
Miss Emma Rogers, Of this city, who viz
ted Miss 5dsNsbber, Of Albany, returned
to this city on last Sunday. She was &C
companisd by Miss Webber and Miss Annie
Mansfield. They were gallanted by Willie
Webber.
We are in receipt Of an invitation to at
tend the celebration and ball of Odd Eel
lows, of Portland and East Portland at the
New Market Theatre Portland. ON the 26th
inst. 1t is for the benefit of the orphans
Fund and Educational Home Tickets 81.
The Temperance Union, will hold meet
ing on next Monday evening at the Evan
gelical church.
An address by Rev. McFadden.
A reading by Miss Nettie Spencer.
An opportunity to sign the pledge win b
given.
Messers Lewis and Osborne have compile
ted the renovation of their meat market ant
are now ready to feed the hungry. Oh
next Tuesday they will open and they invit'
the public to come and take look. The,
promise to sell the most juicy and tende
meat in the city.
NEW wCoMERs-Messers Will Bros hav
located in our midst permanently and hav
opened gun and ammunition store. The
have large stock of all that pertains t
their line and are thorough workman. Tn
public are bound to receive satisfaction. w
call attention to their new ad
i SELECT READING.-Mrs. d. F. Smith q
Portland, viii pive . select reading at Ham
ilton's Opera House tomorrow night. Man,
i Of orr readers v1;Il re,noyaher har a. +bo lad