The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-04-01
BRIEF LOCALS.
TO to 7. H. Harr1s's,

Harris.
The First National Bank, of Cor
Wallis, Oregon.
=, Ladies' and children's haircutting a
specially at Taylor's.
The Second Regiment band will
give concert at Salem tonight.
New assortment of spring and sum-
her Jackets, at Kline's this week.
The skating rink still continues to
attract the festive youth and his best
girl.
Next Monday, April 4th, the repub-
lican county convention will meet in
this city.
Mr., Elmer Samuels, went to Port
land on business trip last Thursday
morning.
A. Hodes, one of our popular groc-
ers, returned this week from a visit to
California.
Organs and pianos cleaned and re-
paired at J. W. Wills. Prompt atten-
tion to all orders.
Mrs. James Dunn returned Monday
from a weeks visit among friends and
relatives in Albany.
The "Stowaways" is on the read and
will probably appear in this city during
the coming month.
s. G.. Irvine, of Newport, was in
Corvallis attending to business matters
the first of the week.
Mrs. J. o. Wilson started for San
Francisco via Yaquina Monday to be
absent about month.
Gentlemen will profit by calling at
j. H. Harris and inspect his shoes
before purchasing elsewhere.
Mrs. E. Emrick was called to Port
land Thursday to attend the bedside
of her brother, who is quite ill.
Arthur Holgate will leave for Port
land the first of next week, where h'
has accepted position in a dry good:
store.
Now is the time to get your sewing
machines and children's carriages re
paired at ]. w. Wills. All work war
Fanted.
The famous Fisk jubilee singers will
appear at the opera house April 4th il
one of their inimitable concerts. Re
served seats at I. Graham's.
Just arrived from Philadelphia ou
gents furnishing goods, underwear
fancy shirts, ties, etc. Ask to Sc
our new unlaundried shirts.
j. H. HARRIS.
A heavy snow storm prevailed OIL
the Oregon Pacific the front las
Tuesday night. At Batreitenbush it i
reported that seven inches of snow fell
IF you contemplate building thi
summer call on A. F. Peterson, con
tractor and builder. He will prepar
the plans and guarantee the best G
work at reasonable prices.
Prof. Blanchard informs us that til
total enrolment of pupils in the put
lie school for the spring term begin
ming March 18th is 395. The tota
number enrolled up to date is 522.
The Corvallis branch of World
fair ladies organizations meet in th
horticultural room of the court hous
on Wednesday, April 6. Ladies ar
invited to attend and to become mem
bers.
We are in receipt, from Senator an
Mrs. John III. Mitchell, of cards cor
tanning the formal announcement {
the marriage Of their daughter, Matti
Elizabeth, to the Duke de la Roclt
foucald, February IL, in Paris.
Dr.. Thompson delivered a lectur
before the students at Philomath o
Wednesday evening. The large Metf
odist church at that place was file
with most attentive and appreciativ
audience to hear the address.
Sheriff Mackay was a passenger O
Mondays train for Yaquina. M
Mackay has valuable fruit ranch nes
Toledo, and intends having consider
able improving done on it in til
way of pruning, grating, etc.
Preparations are being made for
picnic to take place at Harrisburg tn
latter part of this month, and also on
at Wells Sta. the first week in Ma,
As usual, we will no doubt have wei
foot weather on these particular date
The Fisk jubilee singers, who al
billed to give one of their concerts
this city April 4th, have performe
here before and have established a
enyiable reputation for their entertain
ments. Seats may be reserved at
Graham's.
C. d. Kennedy, who was the fir
conductor to take train out of Co
wallis on the Oregon Pacific, and VIII
has been a constant and faithful ell
ploye OF the company ever since,
reported dangerously i'll with but sligE
hopes of recovery.
E. C. Pentland, secretary of the Stat
Press Association has moved his fan
lily to Frankfort, WASH, where he pre-
poses TO publish paper for tow
yet to come, to he located opposit
Astoria. This leaves Oregon's Pres