The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-11-20

Senator Cauthorn spent last Sunday at
home, returning to Salem Monday morning.
M Jacobs went to Portland Monday
morning for a few days visit in the metropo-
lis.
For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's
rorous plaster. Price 25 cents. For sale at
T. Grahans.
Several of our young men spent Sunday
in Albany, going down and returning on the
steamer Topsy.
Geo. Washburn, of Eugene city, was in
CORVALLIS Monday night, returning home on
T. esiay morning.
The Cornet Band will give an open air
concert next Thursday afternoon. See pro-
gramme in another column.
Clarence Clark, of Puyallup, W. T..
Formerly Of this place, was in the city on
business the first of the week
| We acknowledge the receipt of pamph-
let published by the State Board of Immi-
grafton entitled. 'tOregon as it is"
John L. Burns, commercial traveller of
| StI TIdHCIsCO, was III CcTNdiiiS I1S HTSU Oh
the week and made trip to the Bay.
All persons indebted to the late firm of
Canaan & Giblin, are requested to settle as
soon as possible. NJ. A. CANAAN.
Thanksgiving services will be held at the
Methodist Episcopal church in this city on
the 26th inst, at 1 o'clock, a. m. All are
invited.
! johnson Porter, formerly of this place,
but now engaged in business in Pomeroy,
| w. T, visited friends and relatives in Cor
Wallis this week
| A wind storm Tuesday afternoon did
some damage in and about the city. We
are inform I'd that mach fencing was blown
down in the country.
| Mr.. T. W. Duniway, of the Neao North
aDest. came up from Portland the first of the
week, and went to the Bay for IL few days
sojuurn in that locality.
Messrs Charles and Jesse Holck, A
Wilhelm. Looney. Levangh. DR.. Workman
and others from Monroe. were in the city
attending court this week.
Mrs H. v Gates gave select party at
her residence in this city last Wednesday
evening. A very pleasant time was had
and highly enjoyed by all present.
Agent Wadsworth, of the Siletz agepcy
passed through Corvallis the first of the
week for Portland with couple of Indian
prisoners. f~>t<*=
Jas. Ball came over from the Bay last
Monday with the Chinaman that lie arrested
here last week. The celestial was bound
over for larceny from a dwelling. T.
Freelin Cornntt and wife, accompanied by
Miss Ida Belknap went to Portland Monday
morning, where they will visit for Il short
time, before going to Riddle, Douglas coun
ty. III
Perry Adams, well known citizen of
Linn County, living about eight miles bt
low Albany, committed suicile last Monday
morning by shooting himself through the
head with pistol. -
Partridge. the photographer, has been do
ing a good business in our city this week
He photographed the court house, the Occi-
dental hotel, 0. P. and o. & C. depots, and
other out .loor views.
Rev. e. w. Bennett will preach at the
Methodist Episcopal church in this city next
Sunday at IL O'Clock a. M, and j. {. Wolfe |
at p. m. Subject of evening discourse:
''Christ among the Philosophers
President Ellis Of the Pacific University, |
will preach in the Congregational church
next Sunday. Subject in the morning 1.-The
church, thespillar and ground of the truth"
Evening subject, ''The mantle the church
should wear"
Dr. F. W. Vincent of Pendleton, arri we'd
in Corvallis last week and went to the Bay
for visit with his parents at Caledonia.
His many friends in this county are pleased
to meet him after years of absence from
his former home.
The GAZETTE in wrappers, ready to mail
to yonr friends abroad only ten cents per
copy. Business men who cannot find time
to write social letters to their friends can
send them their local paper, in lieu thereof,
at an Insignificant expense.
A report of the proceedings of the fourth
annual meeting and tournament Of the
Firemen's Association of Oregon, held at
Astoria June 10, IL, and II, 1856, has been
received from Frank L. Hodgkin the Secre-
tary and Treasurer 1t is full and COM
plete report, and contains much that is of
interest to tiremen all over the State.
On Monday of last week a reception was
given by Mrs. Wells, and the other ladies of
The Presbyterian church, to welcome the
Rev. John Reid Sr., as minister. A large
party gathered and spent a delightful eve
ming. The leaders of the denomination
have requested Mr.. Reid to take charge OF
5he Presbyterian church in this city. The
services will be conducted at the usual hours
IF worship. ,