The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-10-20
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. S. T. Jeffreys went to Portland Mon
day last.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Chapman have returned
from Portland.
Mr.. Crosby, the Albany capitalist, was in
the city Wednesday.
Henry Jacobs, S. F., is in the city inter
viewing his customers.
Rev. j. R. N. Bell is on preaching tour
through eastern Oregon.
/ Prof. J. B. Horner and Supt. E. B. McEl-
roy were late callers at this Office last even
ing.
Al bany Herald: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fish. of Corvallis, visited their parents in
this city Sunday.
The Misses Maggie Mackay, Eunice and
Inez Alexander attended the Portland ex-
position this week.
Mrs. Mamie Henkle, Philomath, left yes
terday for an extended visit to her parents in
Huntsville, Wash.
Mrs. F. L. Miller and son Max will go to
Portland next week for a months visit with
the formers sister.
Miss Amy Shipley, of near Junction City,
was guest Of her niece Miss Lottie Shipley
the fore part of the week.
Mr.. Woodward was again at his post Of
duty the forepart Of rthe week, considerably
improved but not fully recuperated.
Independence West Side: Miss Emma
| Young Of Corvallis, spent Sunday here
visiting her sister at Mrs. Paddock's home.
| Mrs. B. N. Leverich, Of Vancouver,
WASH, is visiting her brother, @. w.
Howard and family, and other relatives in
and near this city.
Governor Pennoyer and Supt. e. B. Nc
Elroy were in the city Wednesday attending
the me eting of the board of regents of the
| state agricultural college.
Max Friendly. who returned from Eugene
Monday, reports business as being quite
lively in that city. Hop culture is respons-
ible for the good times, he says.
j. r. Horning arrived in Corvallis on
| Wednesday from eastern Oregon. He re-
ports about three inches of snow on the
mountains on the route Of his journey.
David Rosebrook. the Toledo cornetist,
spent couple of davs within the musical
circles of Corvallis this week. He will re-
turn today to assume the duties Of conductor
to the o. A. G. and Marine bands.
Judge e. E. Wilson and Col Robt. john
son performed the editorial and reportorial
! functions of the Daily News man during the
latter's absence on a journey to southern
Oregon, prompted, no doubt, by homesick-
ness.
Mrs.J. M. Kitson and little daughter Pearl
are now on their way to Oaksdale, WASH,
for months visit to her old home. While
there they will be the guests Of Mrs. KS par
ents and many relatives and friends. We
hope she may have pleasant journey.
Miss Maud Hoffman is the guest today Of
Mrs. Winslow. Miss Hoffman will have
little opportunity to show her promising
talent, as well as her rare beauty, in the part
of the Player Queen in Hamlet next
week.-Boston Herald, Sunday, Oct. 8.
Mr.. Emery Aliens health has been so
much improved that on Wednesday he was
enabled to visit his place of business. As a
rule he is not averse to appearing upon the
business thoroughfares. but on this occasion
had to be pushed to the front on rolling
chair.
|. Mrs. s. A. Hemphill has been heard from
since her arrival in the east. She was in
attendance at the worlds fair during the
terrible jam Of Chicago day, and at time Of
writing was laid up for repairs at her old
home in Warsaw, Ind, suffering consider
ably with rheumatism.
Rev. Father Jurek is now in charge Of the
Catholic societies Of Corvallis and Newport.
He is young man who but year since re-
turned from stay Of eight years in Rome,
Italy, where he completed the studies nec-
essary to the responsible position he now oc-
cupies. He is familiar with several langu-
ages and we are informed is quite linguist.
Rev. P. A. Mason, A. NJ, pastor of the
M. E. church south, arrived in Corvallis
Monday, accompanied by his family, from
Myrtle Creek, southern Oregon, at which
point he has been stationed for some time
past. The reverend gentleman is a pleas
ant conversationalist and we hope that his
soiourn among US will be pleasant alike to
all concerned.
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