The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-12-04
LOCAL NOTES.


lay morning.
DIR. Rich, of Toledo,s was in Corvallis
Wednesday.
Now is the time to plant your holiday
advertisements.
E. Fl. Burnham and VIM. Buster returned
from junction City, last week.
John Simpson has been confined to his
room with sickness the past week.
Arthur Holgate, of Salem, spent Thanks
giving in Corvallis with relatives and
friends
River steamers are carrying very little
wheat from this place Farmers are hold
ng for better prices.
Hon. M. J. Connor was in the city the
first of the week, looking none the worse for
his legislative work.
Nose Kline and sister Miss Pauline, went
to Portland Thursday morning for few
days visit in that city.
The Albany Daily Herald is on our table,
neat five column paper, filled with local
and general news Success.
Editor Cole, of the Yaquina Mah, was in
Corvallis last Friday night on business, re-
turning home Saturday morning.
Jas. Cooper, John Spangler, Lou Robert
son and Ike Albertson, of independence,
were in our city Wednesday night.
Chas. Watts, the printer of Albany, was
| in Corvallis short while last Wednesday,
and made this office pleasant call.
DR.. NJ NJ. Davis, OF Yaquina City, came
over on Mondays train and went to Port
land Tuesday morning on business.
The Rev. J. T. Wolfe will conduct divine
worship at the Methodist Episcopal church
in this city next Sunday morning and even
| ing.
Drs. Cooper & Eardman arrived in Cor
wallis from Salem last Wednesday, and will
locate in our city for the practice of den
tistry. ..
| Circuit court adjourned last Tuesday, and
Judge Bean left for Eugene Wednesday
morning. His next term of court begins at
this place next March.
Miss Mary Monteith is at presents in
Portland under the. care of Mrs. DR.. Owen.
Her many friends will be pleased to know
that her health is improving.
J. W. Hamilton, district attorney return
ed home Monday, having no further busi-
ness in the circuit court, which, however,
did not adjourn until Tuesday.
| Madam Smith,. the gifted seeress and
astrologist arrived yesterday, and will re-
main one week at Mrs Masons millinery
store, corner of Monroe and Third streets.
The band ball on Thanksgiving evening
was success socially; financially failure.
The music as furnished by Messrs. Parsons
& Bray, of Portland, was highly compliment
| ted
]. E. Henkle & Co., of Philomath, re-
ceived by e'last trip of the steamer va
quina from San Francisco, a car load OF salt
which they will sell at the lowest possible
rates.
| We desire correspondence from all parts
of the state, and invite discussions upon all
sides of every important issue of the day.
AlHmatters for publication n should reach us
Tuesday or Wednesday.
Mrs. REYNOLDS, daughter of Hon. Allen
Parker, of Oneatta, was ON the O. F. train
Monday evening, and left Tuesday morning
| for Victoria to join her husband who is al
engineer on the Island railroad.
Mack Monteith, of Albany, met with {
serious accident last Monday. While riding
his bicycle, dog collided with the machine
and Mack was thrown to the ground, sus'
tanning fracture of his right arm.
Mr. Nose Blum, representing Messrs
H. Waugenheim & Co., grain brokers o
San Francisco, was in Corvallis Monday in
terviewing our warehousemen with reference
to shipping grain to San Francisco.
An impromptu surprise party was givel
Mrs. Dr. J. B. Lee last Wednesday evel
ing. Although genuine surprise, the ell
tertalning hostess proved equal to the occa'
sion and very pleasant evening was spent
by all in attendance.
CATER storm there is always a calm.
is not the case in the county clerks Office
Since the circuit court a adjourned. CLERK
Wilson and deputies have been unusually
busy arranging papers and putting the
office in ship-shape again. ..
Mrs A. L. Layton will leave for her hom'
in Virginia City tomorrow, Saturday, vi;
Yaquina and San Francisco. Tonight
farewell party will be given her at the resi-
dence of H. v Gates. With the departure
of Mrs. Layton, Corvallis society loses
valued member.
JOS Graham, of Toledo, brought over OF
last Monday the machinery of the steame
Benton for repairs and overhauling, pre-
paratory to placing that steamer ON rh
route between Toledo and Newport. Th
CORVALLIS foundry will make the necessar.
Irepairs ON the machinery.
Governor Moody has appointed the fol
lowing named persons as board of regent