The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-09-11
LOCAL NOTES.
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| "oN5S AAhh, VI 11lodHys WAS III LQG CIT
yesterday on business.
!, =, Miss Birdie Osburn is at Stayton, Mario,
county, visiting among acquaintances
! H. Sargent, who has been quite i'll fo
some time, is able to be on the street again
Gen. w. Ii. Odell, of Salem, is in tn
city. having stopped over here on his way t,
the bay.
Gilmore Hayes has been seriously ailin.
the past few days. We trust that he will
soon be able to be about again.
W. H. Price and Mr.. Skaggs, two promi
nent business men of Albany, were in tn,
city yesterday, transacting business.
Archie McCarty and Frank Williams
two popular ladies' men of Philomath
smiled at friends on the streets yesterday.
1t is reported that the Indians are killing
the deer south of Fish Lake at an extrava
CANT rate, already having killed about one
thousand of them.
J. M. Nolan, accompanied by his son
Tommy, went over to the Soda Springs the
first of the week to stop for awhile The
outing will do them good.
w. T. Wiles purchased this week from
w. A. Wells the four lots and residen ce
formerly occupied by Eugene Bond adioin-
ing the home of w. A. Wells.
Sheriff E. NJ Croisan and wife, of Salem.
were among the o. P. passengers Wednes-
| 1aU hair bnn,a H.,
| they have been rusticating week or so.
B. W. Wilson has returned from his va.
his splurge. We trust, along with his host
of friends, that he has been greatly bene-
fitted.
Mrs Henry Ward Beecher's personal
memoirs of her husband, under the title of
Mr.. Beecher as Knew Him." will begin
in the October issue of The Ladies' Home
Journal.
Hubert G. Cotton, general agent of the
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
located at Portland was in the city We'd
nesday, looking after the interests of his
business.
r. M. Wade & Co. are having a neat new
warehouse erected ad Joining their hard
ware store. 1t will be large and conven.
ent, aud will furnish accommodations for
heavy hardware.
Mrs. JAS Cauthorn and Miss Maud re-
turned yesterday from the bay. The pres
ent cool weather will be no inducement to
increase the travel to the seashore the re-
mainder of the season.
Horace G.. Mulkey went to Salem last
Saturday to attend the Willamette Unver-
sity the coming winter. His sister, Mary
E. Mulkey, went down Monday and will
also attend the same school.
st Patrick's Pills are carefully prepared
from the best material aud according to the
most approved formula, and are the most
perfect cathartic and liver pill that can be
produced. We sell them. T. GRAHAM.
DR.. Thompson will preach next Sabbath
morning at IL. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
A concert of sacred song in the evening at
7:30, in which Miss Hoffer and others will
assist. A kind welcome to all these ser.
vices.
Canada thistles are bad thing. Let
them ouce get good start. and the pesky
things soon spread and become a public
nuisance, and then the greatest difficulty is
encountered in their abatement. If any
exist about your premises clear them away
and save trouble
The auctioneers have left town. Though
you could buy 500 gold watch of them
for s5, we are glad they are gone with their
cheap-john jewelry. Patronize business
men of the city who will sell you good
article for fair price, and take no chances
of being swindled
The college is in receipt of new electric |
light plant. The men are here putting the |
plant in order for use, and hereafter the |
dormitory and the ladies' boarding hall will |
by lighted ly electricity. This will greatly |
add to the already noteworthy improve
ments in the college.
Z. &. Hogue is out over the lines of the
0. 2. company rendering the pay to the EN-.
ployes for the month of February last. The
employees, however, acting under the adj
vice of their attorney, refused to accept the
same, fearing that such plan might inter
fere with the payment of the whole amount
due them.
There will be a regular meeting of Cor
Wallis Grange at their usual place Saturday,
September 18th, commencing at l:3O p. M
All members of this organization are ear
nestly requested to be present and take
part in the exercises. Visiting members
are always cordially invited.
Tom McNary, a notorious character,
whose career has been as varied as it is vi.
,ious, had his leg broken over at Albany
oy being knocked down a short flight of
stairs by an innocent old man, whowas act
ng in selfdefense. Tom has been an inmate
If our city Jail more than once.