The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-07-24
LOCAL NOTES.


Kree Kree is the boss 5 cent cigar.
Kree ,Kree and La Lucas at Burnett &
Emery's.
All goods az cost at Whitney's closing
out sale.
Mems furnishing goods at cost at Whit
| ney's closing out sale.
Miss Nellie Blair returned from Alsea
Wednesday evening.
The vanguard of Robinson's circus are
| now posting the state.
The Nashville Students are no making
| another tour in this state.
Big bargains throughout at Nolan's great
semi-annual closing out sale.
Men and boys shoes and boots at cost
at Whitney's closing out sale,
Corsets, Kid gloves and parasols, at cost
at Whitneys closing out sale.
Burnett & Emery are constantly adding
to and improving their club rooms.
Remember Nolan's great semi-annual sale
commences on Saturday July 26th.
It'is not as yet decided whether the Colo.
RADIO editors will visit Benton county.
Jack Young and Harry Moore were among
the passengers from Newport Monday.
w. S. Carter, formerly conductor on
the o. P. but now of Eugene. is in the city.
No better place in town to spend pleas
Io,, i,,$ $l hon Oh
Emery's.
A new Ketchum wagon, three and one
half inch, for sale at bargain at Woedcock
Il Baldwin's.
Mrs Chas. Kohn and little daughter Flor
ence, of Portland, are making their annua
visit in our city.
The light running New Howe machine
leads the trade in sewing machines. Se'
them at Will Bros.
The steamer 'Topsy" passed successful
examination by inspectors Lotan and Fergu
son last Monday afternoon.
A tight-rope walker gave an exhibition Oh
main street Wednesday afternoon and even
ing, and did some clever teatS.
l Will L. " ebber returned from busines
trip to Oregon City last Monday and left fo
his home at Newport Wednesday.
Jas. Lotan and ]. L. Ferguson, inspector
of boilors and huils, wont over to the Ba,
last Saturday on an Inspecting tour.
} Isador Jacobs returned from Yaquina Cit,
} Monday afternoon, and in the evening Mon
: umental Hose Co. had drill for his benefit
Misses Ella and May Hirsch, daughter
: of Hon. Sol Hirsch of Portland, are vlsitin
in Corvallis, the guests of Mrs. J. Senders
, Nose Kline went to Eugene City Monda
for ten days vacation, and will probabl
spend portion of the time at the Fole
Springs.
Judge Strahan and C. w. Watts, of A
bany, were in the city Tuesday. We az
knowledge fraternal call from Watts, tn
printer.
It is said that species of birds, evidentl
| cross between the native Oregon grous
{ and the Mongolian pheasant, are becomin
quite numerous in parts of the state.
The regular meeting of the Coffee Clu
next Monday will be postponed until tn
next regular meeting. Members will tax
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
Nolan has returned from his summer va
cation and is again in the lead with me-
advertisement. His great semi-annual sal
: will commence next Saturday and continu
E for 80 days, and no humbug.
NJ J. Monteith and T. J. Overman, tw
Jolly knights of the yard stick of Albany
went to the Bay last Saturday, taking the
noisless steeds for exercise on the beacl
They will remain ten days or two weaks.
VIM. P. Wright, wife and daughter an
g Miss Sadie Angel, of Coquille city, posse
9 through Corvallis Monday en- route for Da
las Mr.. Wright is a deputy U. S. survey'
y and has just finished quite an engagemel
at Coos Bay.
In many parts of Southern Oregon farmer
. are cutting their wheat for hay, as the dl
:, weather of last spring lasted SO long that tt
wheat became stunted, and though the la
aims came in generous quantities the growt
~ could not be regained.
Passengers on the o. P train last Monda
morning report seeing Nick Baesen at Cal
donia, with coat thrown aside, sleeves role
up and busily engaged with wheelbarro
and shovel. It is not known whether
was digging for clans or grading lot for
: residence.
Charley Fenton has entered the journa
istic field, having associated himself wit
:. Westerfeld Bros, in the purchase of the L
! fayette Register. Here's our sg Charlie,
g hoping your will in due course of time di
cover the 'tmillions there is in it,
IS The Oregon fever has extended to PEN
|, sylvania, and movements are on foot lool
ing to the formation of colonies. Fruit sci
to that state by residents of Portland h;
done much to create favorable impression
= of Oregon and discomfort among the peopl
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