The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-10-23
BRIEF LOCALS.
Wn1. Will is closing out stationery
and bird cages. Visit him.

J. VIM. Will is closing out all his
children's carriages. Go and inspect
them.
Sheriff Mackay is away ON business,
but he will return home tomorrow.
Mrs. Ralph Davisson is still very
sick. She has been removed to Philo-
ssath.
Cbas. Kennedy, the @. P. Condnc-
tor, is refreshing himself in the Sound
country.
w. H. Wheeler arrived in this city
from Victoria, B. c., Tuesday, on a
business trip.
Mrs. Chas. Mccullough has been
very sick the past week, but she IS i'm
proving again.
Miss Essie Mackay returned Mon
day from a few weeks visit with rela-
tives at Independence.
Miss Nettie Spencer and Mrs.
Woodward spent few days this week
m Albany with friends.
The Christian church of this city
has been conducting an interesting re-
vival meeting during the past week.
Joseph Bergin was among the visi-
tors at the Portland Exposition Satur-
day evening. He returned to this city
Monday.
Editor Kisor, of the Ashland Val
lay Record, was squirting at Benton
county scenes last Saturday. and paid
Corvallis very pleasant call.
Wayman St. Clair has recently been
appointed to the position made vacant
by the resignition of Miss Peterson in
our public schools. Agood selection.
Born, in this city, Tuesday evening,
October 16, to Mr.. and Mrs. S. G..
McFadden, a son. Mother and child
doing well, but father in precarious
condition.
Mrs. L. G. Kline and Miss Pauline
are visiting Portland and the Sound
country during the week. and will re-
main some time with friends and &C
quaintances.
The Portland Industrial Exposition
closed last Saturday evening, after a
most interesting and profitable session.
0regon's exhibits would do credit to
any country.
Prosecuting Attorney Condor is
very i'll at his home IN Eugene. We
hope he will have fully recovered be-
fore the appearance of another issue of
the GAZETTE
Energetic ladies and gentlemen de-
string to make from So to $40 per day
can. do SO by engaging with the we'll
known firm of L. P. Miller & Co.,
Stockton, Calf.
The Salem Statesman said yesterday
that s. J. Condit, of Corvallis, passed
through Salem Wednesday enroute to
Portland to witness the marriage of A.
o. Condit, of Salem.
The Albany Herald is responsible
for the statemen that 100 yard foot
race between Woods of Corvallis and |
Harry Squires of that city, Wednesday, |
was won by the latter.
Burt Satehwell started for Ashland |
last Friday, where he will visit for a
short time with relatives. He will
make his future home at Roseburg,
whore his parents now reside.
Geo. w. Bigham is transacting
business at San Francisco, preparatory
to the reception of his grand holiday
display. He will return home the lat
Ter part of the coming week..
This evening there will be union
meeting of the Dialectic and Hesper-
an societies at the college. The fac
atty will be present, and general So
'ial good time will be enjoyed. :
Miss Ollie Kiger came up from
Portland last Monday to visit
or a while in the city. We
ire sorry to state that at present she is
n declining health, but We hope that
,er indisposition is only temporary.
Supt. McElroy has located the teach
IFS institute for the second judicial
district, which will be held at Eugene 8
December 28th, Goth Both and 31st. +
his district comprises the counties of ]
benton, Coos, Curry, Douglas and S
.ane. s
Mrs. Henry Pape is still at her pa S
ents' home in Jacksonville. The ba- t
y is much improved, we are glad to r.
ote, and she will return to her home u
l this city in short time. The siege il
sickness has been very trying one,
1deed.
Frank Kienzle, who recently went to h