The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-10-06
BRIEF LOCALS.
Lee Beach, deputy P. NJ, is i'll.

oeho copy Oi GnlS paper TO your trleuus
Doors and Windows sold at cost by F. J.
Oberer at the River Front planning mill.
Boxes have been ordered for Albany.
new postofice, and it will be opened about
November l.
The infanttson OF Judge and Mrs. J. C.
Fullerton died on Sunday last at Roseburg
aged months.
Eugene Knights Templar are preparin,
for the state commandery, which meets
there October IL
F. D. earns, and old. time resident of Cor
Wallis, left yesterday for the Tacoma mine
in Southern Oregon.
None of the hops, in Lane county have
been left in the yards on account of inabil
ity to get picking money.
G. W. McLyman and wife ware in the
city Monday resting from the fatigue OF
their brief professional tour.
V. T. Waters leaves today for Yaquina
for weeks stay, after which he will return
with his family for the winter.
The Presbytery of Willamette meets at
Salem next Monday evening. DR.. Thomp.
son breaches the opening sermon. II.
Prof. H. T. Griffith. of Portland, has
been delivering chronological lectures at the
Evangelical church during the week.
Messrs A. L. MeFadden and 81. L. Hol.
gate were examined for admission to the
bar of the supremesscourt at Salem Tuesday.
U. B. Vogle. the jeweler, has Just placed
a fine new safe in his store. Articles of
value entrusted to his care will be perfectly
safe.
DIR. J. Brown, dentist, was doing Corval.
lis the forepart of the week, while looking
for a location for the practice. of his pro-
fession.
Farmers and others interested are making
arrangements to plant great many fruit
trees this fall. Hops are also receiving
much attention.
Mr.. L. Lowry, of Van Vert county,
Ohio, prominent farmer of that section, is
here looking over Oregon territory and Wis
iting Mr.. s. L. Underwood and family.
Mrs. Lena Lewis, of this city, was in
Salem the first of the week for the purpose
of installing her little daughter in the
Academy of the Sacred Heart
lot of blank books, letter files, etc.,
will be retailed at the GAZETTE stationery
store at the purchasers own price.
Mr.. A. L. Seitz, of Benton, and Miss
Miranda Smith, of Marion county, were
joined in the 'tholy bonds" at Salem last
Sunday, and are now residents of Corvallis.
Prof. G. w. Shaw is now a proud papa
and will hereafter tenderly fondle the little
daughter that came to his home on Wednes.
day. Oh, (p)shaw theressnothing like it!
The synod of Oregon, comprising delegates
from all the Presbyterian churches in Ore
gon, meets at Eugene next Thursday and
continues in asession until; thes=following
week.
s'The Sign" is the name of publication
which comes to our table asking an ex-
change. It is neat little three. column
folio, printed at the school for deaf mutes,
Salem.
Rev. H. Gould returned Monday from q
hunting and fishing excursion in the Alsea
country considerably improved in health
as much so that he will occupy the M. E.
pulpit next Sunday.
The building formerly occupied by the j.
c. Mohr stock of goods. is rapidly being put
in condition to receive the new stock of
boots and shoes that will be placed therein
by Krause Bros, of Salem.
Wednesday evening at his home in indie.
pendence, Rev. ]. r. N. Bell performed the
ceremony uniting bis daughter Xenia M /.
and j.. w. Richardson as man and wife.
Congratulations of Corvallis friends are
hereby rendered.
Last Friday George Smith purchased of
Barker Bros, of Tidewater, eight head of
beef cattle, the average weight Of which
was 1922 pounds each, or total of l0.574
pounds. The prevailing price on foot is two
cents.
Mr.. VIM. Crees, probably the most sue.
cessful farmer in Benton county, accompa-
MED by his wife, started on their extended
trip through the east yesterday, to take .
well earned vacation among relatives and
friends after many years absence.
Last Saturday at 1l:3O a. m., Mr.. and
Mrs. Sumter Craig became the parents Of =
bouncing baby boy, and the "art preserva-
tive" craft of Salem will in the future have
one more representative. The fond papa
used to WELD the faberion THE GAZETTE.
Sheriff Osburn purchased the l20.acrs
farm of MIR. A. Beach in Linn county one
day last week, paying $50 per acre there.
for. Mr.. Beach is at work on the erection
of a commodious residence upon his lots near
the carriage fsctory and will in the future
make Corvallis his home.
Ed. G. Pentland, the hustling editor Of
the West Side, Independence. was a caller