The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-03-08
LOCALS.
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this paper.
Chas. House arrived on Thursdays
west side train.
Read Jeweller Smiths advertisement
in another column.
G. G. Starbuck, of Salem, was In
Corvallis on Tuesday.
E.. P. Reed & Co.'S ladies fire shoes
for sale at z. H. Davis. tt.
T. ]. Buford, of Yaquina City, was
in Corvallis on Tuesday.
c: B. Crosno. of Toledo, was in
Corvallis op Wednesday.
G.. W. Smiths home again from
the Portland business college.
w. A. Jolly, of Philomath, was on
the streets of this city on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. T. Vincent is in Corvallis
attending the bedside of Chas Pearse.
Sampson Henderson has returned
from his trip in Washington territory.
Hon. E.. H. Belknap, of Monroe,
was noticed in Corvallis during the
week.
Frank Chambers, of Kings Valley,
was seen on the streets of Corvallis on
Wednesday.
DR.. E. N. North, formerly dentist
in this city, is now following that busi-
ness in Dallas.
Nine hundred thousand first-class
shingles for sale at the Corvallis plan
ing mill, Madison street.
Walter Robinson of Tacoma, w. T.,
is in this city. He was formerly a
resident here.
Lookout for Skipton, the county
assessor. He will be around before
long to see what you amount to.
Mrs. ]. Mason returned on Tuesday
from her San Francisco trip. Her lit
tie son Wayman accompanied her.
Miss Matte Burnett started on
Wednesday for Bonanza, Klamath
county, to visit her sister Mrs Keesee.
J. M. Nolan leaves for San Fran
cisco to day, where he goes for the
purpose of laying in spring stock Of
goods.
This Friday evening, March 9th, at
Mr.. Thos. Graham's, will occurr the
regular parlor meeting. The topic is
Food"
Mrs. L. G., Kline and daughter:
Pauline, went to Albany on Wednes
day mornings train, returning in the
afternoon.
Miss Lucy Wiles starts for Frisco
to-day to remain for Il number o
months, where she will take up tht
study of music.
Thos. J. Blair, formerly of this city
but now a resident of Pendleton
eastern Oregon, has been in Corvalli
for the past few days.
Salem has raised the $4,000 sub
sidy for the erection of woolen mil
by Thos. Kay, and work will be com
menced on it about August l.
County Commissioners William
and Logan, of Newport, were in Coz
Wallis during this week attending to tn
work of commissioners court.
First Lieut. G. w. Smith, enginee
officer, will muster and inspect E. com
pany, End Regt. o. N. G., of Corvallis
on Monday evening, March l6.
D. R. N. Blackburn, county judg
of Linn county, and a resident an
lawyer OF Albany has been sojournin
in Corvallis during the past few day.
Hamilton, Job & Co. have moved tn
counters in their bank nearer the fror
entrance, thus making mole room ft
them to work in and pile up the meme
etc.
Fisk Cauthorn is home again fro
t his Washington territory trip. H
saws he can't stand it to pay $500
$500 for 25 foot front lot of stump
etc.
J. w. Brss6eld, of Newport, ]
Rankin and D. Bergin of Yaquina,
:. Reed of Toledo, and G. IT. and ].
/, Rycraft of Alsea, were in Corvallis ,
Thursday.
\ Miss Louise Weber gave birthd:
party to a number of her friends
;, Wednesday evening last. A very e
il cellent social time was enjoyed by i
present.
is Mrs. Frank Irvine left Corvallis I
a Monday last for Sprague, Washingt'
territory, where she will join her bu
band, who has been residing the
= during the past winter.
. Mrs. Myers, of Dallas, former
Miss Carrie Holman, is lying dangt
, ously i'll at her home in the form
, city. H. Holman, her father, went
:, her bedside on Tuesday.
Max Copler is going to open nj
chant tailoring establishment in t
store room formerly occupied by Ne
Wilkins as paint shop. He expe'
L to put in nice line of cloths.
!, Contracts have been awarded to I
= Portland Iron Works and the Tayl
n Iron Works of New Jersey for furnis
ing four iron derricks and 20 dur
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