The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-04-14
LOCAL NOTES.

Sha, ing at Ctse's Is cents Sundays and
!an.
I DON'T fail to see s'Rose DeRui" the bor-
der drama
Try C,se's new man for first class shave,
lur hair cut.
Rose DeRui at the opera house next Fri.
day, April 2lst.
I A Coos county man is talking of starting
farmers alliance paper i'll Albany.
DR.. Thompson was chosen moderator Of
the late meeting ofPresbytery at Lebanon.
| Annual meeting of the w. c. Z. U. at
Evangelical church Saturday, April 18th,
3 p. m., sharp.
Special temperance sermon at the Chris.
tian church Sunday, April 10Th, Rev. Kel.
loway officiating.
See those beautiful new patterns of new
carpets and mating just in at Wilkins
| furniture store.
! County Clerk Wilson, on Monday, last is.
sued a merriage license to w. D. Risley and
Miss Minnie L. Slate, of Aisea.
See the border drama "Rose DeRui."
April 3lst.
W. H. McBraycr and Old Crow whiskies,
and also imported wines and liquors for
medical purposes at Tommy Whitehorn's.
Professors Washhurn, Coote and Lott, of
the agricultural college, have been appointed
a committee to receive applications from
citizens for student labor.
The splendid military drama ''rke Spy
of Gettysburg" is under rehearsal, and will
be performed by some of our best local talent
OH the evening of May 5th.
Our agent will in a few days present you
with sample pkg. of celebrated Pride
of Japan tea, which If given fair test, you
will use no other. Wheeler & Langley,
There will be chicken-pie social given
at the reading rooms next Tuesday evening,
Is inst, by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church. A cordial invitation to all.
! The poem Legend of the Willamette II
and story: Life is not What We Make
tt that lately appeared in the GAZETTE,
have been published in pamphlet form
and parties wishing copies can procure
them at I. Grahams. or Allen & Wood
wards.
Services at the Presbyterian church as us
ual both morning and evening, preaching by
the pastor. Topics of special interest will be
presented Christian endeavor at $50 p. M.
JuEior endcavor meets at p. m. Sabbath
school at lea. IN.
Bulletin number "a, of the agricultural
college experiment station. jast published,
il devoted principally to potatoes, and
contains information that may be cf value to
f ,rmers. Furnished gratis to aany person in
Oregon on application.
Attorney G. G. Bingham, of Salem, was
| in the city Monday i'll the interest of Marion
county regarding taxes due from the Oregon
Pacit, company. and got an order from the
court for the payment of some $1,000 due
that county from the road.
Sheriff Nolan, of Eugene, Monday after
| noon sold under execution the building own.
ed by the defunct U. S. Banking Co., at
Junction City. Il was purchased by H. c.
| Humphrey, of Eugene, for $2475. A lot
25xl90 feet adjoining owned by the same
company was sold to w. G. Washburn for
slOO.
Last Monday afternoon the pay car of the
Oregon Pacific company passed along the
line distributing to the employees that part
of their wages for the month of March
covered by the period that Mr.. Hadley has
| been receiver. His management. commenced
with the 9th day of March.
The school house of Cloverlale, in this
county, has different aspect from what it
had a month ago, having received two new
| outside doors and coat of paint. To Mr..
Routhel's liberal donation of $40, Mr.. Luit
has added $40, and some other public spirit
ell men added the balance of the expense.
John Campbell has been appointed con.
ductor On the eastward passenger train of
the Oregon Pacific, vice l.. J. B.iley re-
signed. MIR. Csnpbell's position of conduc
Tor on the freight train will he filled by Jas.
McEriane. Robert Fowler takes McErIane's
place conductor of the work train. Frank
Mckinley has resigned his position as brake
man, and Charles Bills fills the vacancy.-I
] Albany Herald.
i Next Tuesday evening the Woman's Ex-
change of Portland will give grand ball at
the Marquam Grand opera house IL that
lefty, The house will be gorgeously arrayed
in choicest floral decorations; 80 picked mu
sicians will pour ont strains of captivating
melody, and all in all it is stated that the
ball will be dream of beauty and a scene of
greatest loveliness. Receipt Of invitation is
hereby acknowledged.
) Deputy Supreme Commander Van Meter
E of the Maccabees was in the city again this
| week, on his way to Phiiomath, where the
F.. prospects were encouraging for good tent
] of that order, which will doubtless soon be
:. organized. A new tent at Jefferson with a
J. lively membership of about 80, is the result
= of recent ]abors of Mr.. Van Meter in the
s Fl Id, and the probabilities are that other
societies will soon follow.