The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-05-24
BRIEF LOCALS.

Prof. E. r. Lake is in Salem attending
the Oregoa state grange.
Allie Thompson, now of Portland, is WIS.,
iting with his parents here.
Evening service at the Presbyterian
church as usual next Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schenck spent few
days over at the bay this week.
Mrs Samnels, nee Thompson, is recover
ing from her late illness of fever.
The Hemphill house is receiving a new
coat of paint, Newt Wilkins doing the work.
Mrs. Wallace Baldwin spent few days
with her husband at Yaquina city this
week,
Mrs. Wallis Nash went to Salem yester-
day to attend the state convention of the
w. c. T. u.
j. P. Irwin, after having been confined to
his bed for several days. Is able to be at his
shoe store again.
On Monday, the 2oth the Oregon Pacific
pay car started out on its mission of paying
oil all hands Tor April
Fred Clark, a nephew of Mrs J. T. Vim
cent, has taken case on the Scio Press,
Van Cleve's new weekly.
Miss Jessie Samuels of Roseburg, is in
this city on a visit TO friends, and is the
guest of Miss Matte Bennett.
Joe Bergin returned to Corvallis yester
day morning from his all-over the-Sound
trip. He had splendid time. -.
Mrs. w. FL. Higgins and Mrs. F. J. De-
Nevue started yesterday for Vancouver,
W. T., where they will visit for while.
Frank Grubbs, who lately had a surgical
operation performed on him by DIR. Apple
white, being a resection of a rib, is rapidly
recovering.
C. r. Morrison, contractor and builder,
is prepared to do work Of all kinds in his
line. Enquire at Mrs. Morrison's photo
graph gallery. tt.
Hon. Sol King just looms up in great
shape now with his nice new harness and
buggy. He is getting ready to 60 east of
the mountains.
Mr.. Williams. of New Jersey, arrived in
Corvallis on Friday hast and has been look
ing over the city and surrounding country
for the purpose of locating.
Mrs. Wallis Nash returned home on
Tuesday last, having come up on the steam
er Willamette Valley to Yaquina thence on
the extra train to this city.
No morning service at the Presbyterian
Church, but service in the evening as usual.
The song service at S:l5 p. m. followed by
il short sermon by DIR. Thompson.
The bill posters and car for Sells circus
arrived here yesterday and have been paint
ing every boarl and fence with their fiam-
ing bills S. H. Barrett is with them.
On Monday last Mcconnell & Eglin sold
two lots i'll south Corvallis on Aveiy's fiat,
owned by j. f. Henkle, to Jas. s. Naismith
of Oakland, Cal, the price being $500.
The first issue Of the Scio Press, of Scio.
Linn county. the new paper to be started
|by Coll Van Cleve, lately of Yaquina, will
appear next Wednesday, il nothing hap
pens.
The large boiler Of the water company is
being moved to it's new position near the
tower, and steam is now generated IN a
thresher engine boiler with which to work
the pump.
! The GAZETTE was misinf ,rmel last week
concerning the item that +. IL. Belrett
was an applicant for the principslship OF the
Corvallis public schools. 1t has been
learned since that Mr.. Bennett had no such
desire.
Two gentlemen and their wives FROM
Minnesota, arrived in this city by the Hoag
yesterday forenoon. They will remain here,
taking in the city anil country until th'
downward trip of the boat which will be
sometime to-day.
Do not wait until tomorrow, when You
feel sick, but take Immediately dose O
| Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier and pre-
vent serious attack of ,ickness 1t is the
hest liver regulator and blood cleanser ir
existence. Try it.
Rev. J. w. Harris, once Of this city, bu
| lately of Salem, died in that city on Friday
last after lingering illness. He was
\ buried in the Albany cemetery. For
number of years he has been minister IL
the Congregational church.
I Go to the Palace barber shops Opposite
the brick livery stable, Main street, for
first-class shave, hair cut, snam poo, o
bath. Shaving Is cents; hair cutting ans
shampooing. % cents each, and baths :;
cents. or five bath tickets for 81. tt
Roy Raber is on his way to Arizona. hav
ing started on Monday last. He goes in tn
interest of his gold machine and it IS hoped
that good work will be reported from him
soon, C. K. Clark of the sound country
accompanied hin. he being interested In the
! company.
Yesterday was the day npon which al
laws passed by the legislature go into effect
This includes school laws AMI all Others moi
ALREADY in effect to which was attached al
lemeryency clause The school laws Wi
mot be published for some days yet. rs thu
state laws have not yet been completed.
! Read what Prof Armstrong says i'll thu
advertising columns of the GAZETTE abou
shorthand. Those who contemplate takin
|up this branch should correspond with him
1t NAV not be generally known that tn