The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-05-22
LOCAL NOTES.

Ed. Dunn has just recovered from the
measles.
E. A. Bond is doing business in Portland
for few days.
Mems goods of all kinds found in endless
variety as the New Era.
Hon. r. A. Bensell, of Newport, was in
Corvallis last Tuesday.
For bar gains in furnishing goods, hats or
| shoes, call at the New Era.
r. F. Baker, a prominent real estate
dealer of Portland and Newport is in Cor
Wallis this week.
See the grand concert and street parade of
the Black Hussar band and Social Session
company next Wednesday afternoon.
White shirts. laundried and unlaundried,
silk shirts, black shirts, work shirts, night
| robes, and all kinds of shirts found at the
New Era.
You will miss rare musical treat if you
| do not hear the Star orchestra and so.
cial Session" next Wednesday evening at
Jobs Theater.
| The date for the appearance of the Social
| Session company at Jobs Theater, has been
changed from Thursday, May %, to We'd
nesday, May 27.
! You can have full hours ride after sup
per on the streetrailway for ten cents. Cars
leave S. P. depot at 1880 p. m. and O. P.
depot at $50 p. m.
By many the Social Session Company is
considered the only really first-class show
of the kind now ON the road. Jobs
Theatre, May 2Sth.
H. E. Harris who has been seriously ill at
his residence in this city, is improving and
it is hoped his familiar face will soon be
seen on the streets again.
| J. III. Nichols and Samuel Kitchens are
attending the wants of the guests at the
Occidental hotel during the absence of Mrs.
NJ. A. Canaan, in California.
| Mrs. Mamie Newton and Mrs. Frink, who
have been paying visit to friends in this
county, returned to their home in South
Loyns, Michigan, last Friday.
Rev. E. r. PricIard, and Mrs. VIM.
Fortmiler and children, spent the after
noon of Tuesday in our city visiting their
parents, D. Thompson and wife.
A special train went over the line of the
Oregon Pacific railroad having on board
several of the officials and a party of dis
tinguished guests from Philadelphia
Dame rumor has it that good looking
young clerk who is employed i'll corner
dry goods store this city is soon to be mar
ried to popular young lady of Eugene.
Col. Ban's lecture was unavoidably post
poned. It is expected to take place on
Wednesday, June 3d. The subject will be
Boys and Girls, Nice and Naughty" Adj
mission 25 cents.
John Patterson and Mr.. Smith Of
Salem, were in Corvallis this week intro
ducing combination iron and wire fence.
They are thinking Seriously of securing a
building in Corvallis and putting in the
necessary machinery for the manufacture of
their fence.
/ Newport has decided to celebrate and
has raised sufficient funds to make it a 90.
We can imagine nothing more delightful
than 4th by the seaside. AS soon as ar
rangements completed the program will
be published and we have no doubt it will
interest all those who are in reach of that
point for celebrating purposes.
Services at the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath morning and evening as usual
Memorial services in the morning. At 3
o'clock p. m. there will be communion
service, and the pastor is very anxious to
have every member of the church present OH
that occasion, and all others of whatever
church or denomination are cordially iu-
vited to join in these services.
A Stockton correspond snt Of the ''Sa,l
Francisco Music and Drama" says: "a
Social Session did good business. It is a
merry jumble of specially bits, with the
thread of a plot drawn through it, which
holds together the pleasing features
Viewed from laughing and tuneful stand
point A. Social Session must be counted q
success. The work of the company yas
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Theatre, May 24th.
A. Radir who lives just across the river
calhe to town last Tuesday, and after at
tending to some business which occupied
. his time for couple OF hours or more, h
purchased some groceries to take home witt
him, but when he came to pay tor then
y he found that lis purse containing abou
sS5 was missing. He immediately starte'
: out to search for it and WAS fortunate t.
: find it on the sidewalk between Paddock
store and the Occidental hotel, where per
haps dozens of people had passed but n
one had picked up the purse. Some me
y are lacky.
g KEDUcrIoE Remem Der the 20 pc
e cent. reduction sale in trimmed hats ever