The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-01-20

Julius Westfeldt, who cane up
from San francisco 10 inspect this
section last fall, now Comes with his
/ family to locate I'm Corvallis. Mrs.
| Westfeldt IS sister OF Mrs 2. NJ,
zieroif and August and Carl Hodes.
] Ira Nelson, of Me- Minlfyille, win.
have charge Of L4ords barber shop
lduring the latter's approaching absence
I TO California The writer has known
/ Ira ever since he was. knee high to
a table-leg, and bespeaks for him a
prosperous business. -
| On account of numerous other at
fractions, the Athletic club has decid-
edsto discontinue for1the season. They
have settled their indebtedness and will
sell their apparatus and property to
tiie best bidder, on Monday evening
Jan, 23rd, 1898. By order of board
directors.
Mr.. William Graves, father of Mrs.
T. ]. Creighton, who has until recently
been in the undertaking business at
IsGeryais, has sold out in that town and
has come with his family to settle
down in Corvallis. Mr.. Grayesis al
i present badly crippled with rheuma.
1 tism.
I G.. A. Loud has made arrangeme ments
to go, about February lst, to Fresno,
Cal, where he will attend d fieldstrial
and exhibition of iiooded. dogs, to
be held there and then, and viii take
his kennel along. Mrs. Loud,
/ at the same time, viii visit with resa.
tiyes back il Boston, Mass.
Gospel services are being held every
/ evening in the Christian church, con-
Quoted by tho pastor. One feature O
the services is the Development in or
der cf the plan Of salvation, showing
the way TO be fecouciled to God
afording those wstllno clear idea o.
tile subject definite nlstrnction. All
are cordially invited.
As the Hoag came mp the rivel
Sunday she passed the steamer Mes
seDger, loaded with so tons of -four
sticking fast on the L,lckiamute bar
far out Of sthe present channel. Tht
pilot Of tho Messenger seems to be
clear "of from his base" as. regard.
navigation on the upper Willamette
river, in this year Of the world. e q
Aunique little boaquet Of casios tha
attracts Considerable attention in Vo
gle's jewelry store is "a Chinese lill
growing in q glass Of fine stones, EN-
/ tracing IN the collection, rubies, gar
nets, agatss, eynx and various oshe,
specimens. The plant seems to b
/ growing thfiftily 10. its motley tintee
stsoil, and altogetAcr the combination
Is novel one.
/ he Roseburg review issued splen
Ibid number Of twelve pages, eight col-
unlns to the page, descriptive anf
neatfy illustrative of Roseburg ane
Douglas county. The makeup Of ths
/ publication, mechanically, intellectually
and every othersway is decidedly nea
and attractive. les credit both to
the management Of the paper and
those who support it.
MFR. Ra.ston Cox, veil known il
/ Corvallis as q former energetic busiries
man and a iigbtning striker in tue us'
of printers ink; who is now, rustlns
the general agency of the Equitabl,
life insurance company and resides a
Yancouvsr, is back on; a visit to tn,
old home. He is accompanied b!
4 Mrs. Coxsand they win extend thel
sojjourn heres and at Philomath for
couple of weeks. 81 ,Ss.s.. E;
i, s. Gardner tl,e photograpler a
Z the corner Of Third and Monroe streets
has lately been oyerlauling, renova
a ting and refurnisLng the interior 9
his gallery, 50 that he is now equippe'
' -
q TO do finer artistic work than ever be
fore. Having added new plaster q
paris scenery lie can suit any taste il
that line and guarantees to do satisfac
$ tory WORK. He also has the agenc
for crayon work.
4. AN ENEMY BAFFLED. s. 81.
a There is an enemy with whom thousand
4 are familiar all their lives, becanse they a;