The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-10-30
BRIEF LOCALS.

cal this week and entertained nlm 1of
few days very unpleasantly.
Mr. Bryant, popular -clothier of
Portland, has been in the city the past
week, transacting business interests.
Miss Jennie Heron, formerly of
Corvallis college, was recently welded
to W. J. Hewitt, of Pennington, Calf.
Congratulations.
Osburn Davey, of Portland, son of
Mrs. C. o. Lee, of Albany, is in the
city visiting his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Kitchens.
Judge Pipes is at Eugene holding
circuit court tor Lane county. The
circuit court for this county cenvenes
here week after next.
The GAZETTE will appreciate cor
respondence of news items from
neig ighboring localities. Newsy CORES
pondence is what We want.
Manager VIM, M. Hoag returned to
the city Tuesday, having accompanied
Col. T. E. Hogg and party to Port
land on their way home to New York.
The family of Mr.. D. R. Pritchard
arrived from Dakota on Monday and
have taken up their abode in our city.
Mr. Pritchard is one of our good me-
chanics.
The state convention of the Young
Peoples Christian Endeavor Society
meets in Albany Friday and Saturday.
Several delegates from the society here
will attend.
Energetic ladies and gentlemen de-
string to make from So to $40 per day
san do so by engaging with the we'll
known firm of L. P. Miller & Co.,
Stockton, Calf
Ignatius Donnelly has been allowed
$1.O0 for damages against the St. Paul
Pioneer Press and $500 as counsel
fees, after the jury had spent three
hours deliberation. =
Frank Horning is visiting in Corval-
lis. He was formerly resident of this
city, and has been away from his old
home for fourteen years, being in the
meantime citizen of Idaho.
The Corvallis GAZETTE is the place
to have your job printing done. We
have done work in the past at prices to
suit the times, and we will continue to
do SO in the future. Try us. F..
Anyone wanting a monument before
next Decoration day would do we'll to
Z Oh 2, NJ
they are selling at a ten per cent. dis
count to all who purchase within sixty
days.
The Parlor Amusement and Literary
Society is soon to be reorganized for
the winter months, and it is announced
to hold its first meeting at the resi-
dence of Miss Nettie Spencer next
Friday evening.
Messrs. James Martin and Hugh
Herren, who own 900 acres of land
near Monroe precinct, in the Irish
bend country, were in the city Mon
day, looking after the division of their
large property interests. -.'
Monday last supplemental articles
were Gled III the Office of the secretary
of state at Salem by the Corvallis
Wagon and Carriage factory, increas-
ing their capital stock to 100000, |
divided into shares Of 800 each.
If you want beautiful granite mon.
ument set up brfore next Decoration
day order at once before the quarIies |
close for the. winer. Drop a post
card to E. w. Achison & Co., at Al |
bany, Or, and they will call on you
and show you samples and lowest
prices.
Services as usual at the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath morning and eve
ming at the usual hour Preaching by
DR.. Thompson. Sunday school at 10 |
a. m. Christian Endeavor meeting at |
the parsonage at 6:l5 p. M. In the
evening the third discourse on "Life. |
and What 1t Means" subject, "Frae
tions"
Some of the energetic young ladies'
of the city have formulated an organ
ization to be known as the Kings |
Daughters, and October 14th they
met and elected the following initiator,
officers President, Miss Erma Law
renee; vice-president, Miss Lydia Nc.
Daniels; secretary, Miss Maggie Nc
Meekin.
The Salem Statesman enjoys the dis
tinction of being the leading Republi-
can newspaper in the first congression-
al district. The industry and energy
that have been manifested in the con--l
duct of the Statesman are responsible
in q very great degree to its present
sound financial and literary basis. 1t
IS rivalled only by the Oregonian.
III. G.. Davis, an attorney lately from
Michigan, has located in this city, and
will follow the profession of the law.
The GAZETTE always welcomes strang-
ers who come to this city for perma-
nent home, and we can safely assure
Mr.. Davis that he cannot find more
genial people than those in the Will
lamette valley. See his card elsewhere.
If you have few hours at your com
mand and wish to turn the time into
as many dollars, write at once for con
fideatial terms on our Banner Holiday
Books. En- this line we lead. Our