The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-10-14
LOCAL NOTES.
Happy Home clothing.
Wear Happy Home clothing.


Wear Happy Home clothing.
First National Bank of Corvallis. Oregon.
Buy the guaranteed Happy Home cloth
ing and be happy.
]. R. Bryson. wife and son are visiting
Portland.
/ J. Fl. Wilson was made an attorney.at-
| law last week.
Don't buy your fall clothing until you Sc
Nolans big stock.
The new shotguns and rifles are now
ready at J. VIM. Wills.
| Mrs. f. M. johnson will take limited
number OF pupils for the piano.
| Go to A. F. Peterson, for Picture frames.
| Best Of moulding constantly on hand.
A. w. Skinner spent Sunday at his home
| in this city. He is teaching the school at
Blodgett.
Agents wanted for the best selling goods
| and good pay. Call on J. Wm. Will,
Corvallis, Oregon.
Ye editor has returned from his visit to
| the meeting of the state press association
| and is again ready for business
If you wish to indulge in good smoke,
| try Wheeler s Langleys "Our Belle cigar.
| There is no better on the market.
| Don't fail to give the Salem stetm laundry
trial if you want the hest possible work
| done. Clothing called for ana delivered
Wheeler & Langley's stock of lamps,
| crockery and glassware cannot be excelled
| an. where in the city for quality, beauty
| or price.
The manufacturers of Happy Home cloth.
| ing guarantee satisfactory wear, or will
| refund the purchase price through the agent
who sold them.
j. E. Heckle and family, who have been
| residents of Philomath for number of
years, left this week for Ashland, where
they will spend the winter.
J. P. Bergin, formerly citizen of Cor
| Wallis, but now commission merchant of
Portland, spent few days this week among
his old friends in this city.
The grand lodge OF Oregon knights OF
| Pythias met at Eugene last Tuesday and
| continued three days. About two hundred
and fifty delegates and visitors were present.
The Reporter and Telephone Register, of
McMinnville, both issued attractive special
| editions last week, containing illustrations
and descriptive matter relative to their
| city.
Miss Lulu Burnett went to Albany the
troll of the music for the protracted meet.
| ings being held there by Rev. r. Ii. Bate
/ man.
The team attached to Patterson's deliv-
cry wagon took spin on their own ac-
count down Second street last Wednesday
morning. Very little damage was done
| however
Last week the hull and machinery of the
steamer r. G. Young were sold at Salem to
satisfy claims against the boat. John O.
J Wilson was the purchaser, paying $775 for
| the remains of the boat.
Rev. e. J. Thompson and Mrs. Shaw
left Monday to attend the session of the
Presbytery at WOODBURY. The Synod, OF
| which DR.. Thompson is moderator, met at
Albany yesterday. and he will attend that
meeting also.
The coal steamer Willamette collided
with the passenger steamer Premier last
Saturday evening, about twelve miles from
Port Townsend. The Premier was almost
cut in two and four persons killed and a
| number injured.
The DeMoss family will give one of their
| inimitable concerts at the VI. E. church i'll
ceeds will be applied toward paying the
chrrch's share of the expense of improving
| Second street. Tie price of admission has
been placed at 25 cents, children Is cents,
reserved seats 35 cents.
A reception will be given by the fire de-
partment in their rooms at the new city
| hall on the evening of Oct. Dist, to the
| ladies of the Coffee club and their escorts,
the city council and their ladies, and to all
active and exempt tiremen and their ladies.
| All who may be included among those
named are invited and urged to be present.