The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-09-08
PERSONAL.
Dr.. Sloci1m and wife are again in the city.
J.R. Harris, Portland visitor on Monday.
George Lilly and family are in the country

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trip to Portland Wednesday.
Prof. Covell and wife returned home on
Tuesday after visit to the east and Chicago.
Roseburg Plaindealer: Miss Grace Single
ton Of Corvallis is in the city visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. s. N. wilkins and her two children
are visiting relatives near Rowland, Linn
county.
The Misses Ollie and Lille Hamilton re-
turned from their Southern Oregon visit on
Tuesday.
JIM. Nolan, the popular clothing mer-
chant, returned from his bay sojourn on
Tuesday.
Dick" Abbey, formerly train dispatcher
on the o. P, was here Saturday greeting
old friends,
H. w. Hall and family are entertaining
guest in the person Of Mrs. Chas. W. Hall,
Of Gillian county.
Max Friendly visited the bay on Tuesday
for short stay with his family, returning
home yesterday on the noon train.
Prof. II. T. French and family returned
from their visit to the worlds fair and the
east on Saturday. They report delightful
time.
Roy Avery, Billy Kerr and George Web
Der went to Independence Monday afternoon
in a row-boat to try their luck at hop
picking.
W. H. Huston, manager for the agrlcultu-
raj establishment Of Knapp, Burrell & Co.,
at Albany, was in the city yesterday on
flying business trip.
The little Misses Julia and Emma War
rior, who have been visiting with friends IN
Eugene for the past three weeks, returned
home last Tuesday.
TIC. Case now holds a chair in Jesse Spen-
GERS tonsoriaI parlors where his friends will
| ALWAYS find him ready to serve them in his
| usual polite manner.
DR.. E. j. Thompson returned Tuesday
| from an extended vacation at the bay, and
| will again resume his duties as pastor Of the
| Presbyterian church.
Mesdames L. E. Beach: J. A. Armstrong,
the Misses Essie Mackay, Ollie Skipton and
! Mr.. John Skipton are out on camping expe-
dition near Waterloo.
| Prof. W. E. Yates, deputy pre- scouting
| attorney, went on official business to Kings
Valley on Wednesday. The professor is an
efficient public servant.
| "Fisherman's luck' attended G. K Clark,
Granville Pitman and Elmer Raber on their
iaunt up the Santiam, from whence they
returned on Tuesday.
Mr.. Simpson, of the firm of Simpson,
Huston, S Co., accompanied by his wife and
daughter, returned on Tuesday from an
extended outing at the bay.
J. Fred Yates was one of the excursionists
to the bay on Sunday, from whence he re-
| turned Monday accompanied by his sister.
He reports an agreeable outing.
| G. W. McLyman, who has for some
months been in the employ Of the 0. T. at
| Yauuina, has again returned to Corvallis
with the hope of remaining permanently.
A party composed Of Joseph Magee, Hugh
Heron, Harry Albright, wife and son, left
yesterday via the N. P. route for the worlds
fair. having been supplied with transporta'
ton by Lee Beach.
Chas. Heron, of Buena Vista, was in
town Tuesday completing arrangements
with number Of hop pickers from this
place for his, and several other extensive
hop fields in Polk county.
Mr.. G. H. Westfall. one Of our old sub
scribers and friends, dropped couple o1
shining silver dollars into our Golfers in pay
ment for the leading paper on Monday
There is room for more to follow.
| P. Nash and his friend. A. Van Wyck,
prominent lawyer of San Francisco who /:
hero for several weeks stay, are now in The
Siletz country on hunting and fishing ex
cursion. On their return we may look fo
the ''fsh story" of the season.
GOD. Mason, formerly of this city,
son of our fellow-townsman, MIR. j. Mason
is now an associate manager of the Saturday
Press, Oakland, Cal. If the initials OF hi
name indicate the manner the firm have o
doing business, success will surely atten'
them.
George Firestone, Of Miller, South Dakota
relative of Mr.. Ira Hunter, has been IN an
8 about Corvallis for the past couple OF week
e seeking location. There is still room TO
s more good people here and we hope MI
3 | Firestone will find what he wants.
\ Prof. Gilbert, formerly a professor in tn
y q. B. college at Philomath is now resi-
n dent of Eugene, where he will continue
+. advance the cause of education by preach
, | ing the gospel from the Presbyterian stand
= point. Success to him in his new field
t labor.
= Mr.. Lewis, venerable farmer OF Colun
8 bia county, was in Corvallis a couple OF day
s during the early part of the week iookin
e over the town and the o. A. G. with vie
{ oflocating here for the benefit of the educf
q tional advantages the city affords. lie an
. his family start for the worlds fair today.
Capt. Robertson, of Yaquina City, cam
over to Corvallis on Saturday and has bee
shaking hands with his many friends In Tn
. citv. He is as enthuastic as ever as to II
future of his home city and says that the
tablishnent of sugar refinery there IN u
'e near future is an assured fact. Many peop