The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-09-15
PERSONAL.

Alex. Osborne, a stockman from near Eu-
gene, was in the city yesterday.
William Gird, Of Monroe, was on our
streets yesterday enjoying himself.
Sol. NJ. Stock spent his holiday in Port
land with friends and relatives, returning
Tuesday.
Miss Olive Armstrong is home again after
atwo-weeks stay at the bay. She returned
yesterday.
Wednesdays passenger list on the o. P.
included NJ. ii. Kriebel, with Albany as his
destination.
DR.. Leonard returned from British Colun-
bia yesterday and will remain in Corvallis a
few weeks.
G. C. Hogue, now in the employ of the
Albany Water Works Co. as cashier, was at
home Wednesday.
M. w. Smith, the gentleman recently
wounded, was in town the forcpart of the
week, gradually improving.
Rev. j. L. Hershner, of East Portland ar
rived on Yesterdays train, to be the guest of
his brother, A. F., the grocer.
Miss Lena Brigg left Monday for Harris
burg fully equipped fora Wit with friends
and for siege Of hop picking.
Albany Herald: President j. NJ. Bloss
and Prof. Horner and wife passed through
on their way home to Corvallis.
w. S. Linville, Mr.. S. L. Kline's popu-
lar book keeper, went to the Siietz on Tues
day, looking after business interests.
Miss Mode has assumed the position of
cook at the Siletz Indian school, having be
gun her duties the forepart of last week.
Before returning TO his studiesat the state
Eugene, Mr.. Edward Bryson is
a few holidays visiting in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Young are in the
Big Elk country on visit to the latter's par
ents, and their stay will be prolonged one.
Mondays O. P. train brought j. NJ. Nolan
and family from their summer outing at
Yaquina, all looking the better for their va
cation.
Chester Davidson, OF Eastern Oregon,
broughta baud of horses from over the
mountains to Albany, and is now resting in
Corvallis.
William West, of Silver Lake. an extpn-
sive stockman and an old friend of Nj. f.
B. Horning, the grocer, spent Sunday at the
latter's home.
Mr.. L. L. Horning and son "Arch' re-
turned from the gold fields of Southern Ore
gon yesterday. arch" says the French
man is no good.
Will Ready returned to Corvallis yester
day.fresh from his summer vacation and
ready to begin anew his studies at the o. A.
c. He still talks bicycle
President Dloss and daughter are enter
tanning guest at home in the person of VII
liam, their son and brother, whose home is in
Prescott, Ariz., where he follows the business
of a civil en- aineer.
One of our subscribers from Kings Valley,
Mr.. James Piunkett made us a call while in
town on Monday. He says the democrats in
his section are not at all pleased with the con-
dtion OF the wool market.
Albany Herald: Hon. r. A. Irvine and
wife, and brother, Mr.. B. +. Irvine will
start on Monday for Kitson's springs on the
middle fork of the Willamette, for the ben
eft of Mr.. Irvine's health.
Our young friend John Applewhite is no
longer among us. he having taken his de-
parture for California via the O. z. route on
Tuesdays train. He will matriculate at
Stanford university during the coming
school year, beginning the 10th.
Pres. J. NJ. Bloss will attend the inaugur-
alton of DR.. Chapman as president of the
state university at Eugene next Monday, in
acceptance of an invitation. In the mean
time he will be, for the most part, in at
tendance upon the state fair at Salem.
Mr.. Pratt, the new superintendent OF
schools, arrived in Corvallis Monday. In
company with Mr.. F. NJ. johnson he made
THE GAzxTTE a pleasant call Tuesday
| morning. He is scholarly appearing gen.
tleman who will undoubtedly be successful
| in his new work.
| The Misses Housley s. Whitaker, the
popular milliners, returned from their So
iourn in the east on Monday. While away
they visited with the formers relatives II
Stark county, Ohio, viewed the beauties oi
the worlds fair, purchased large supplies o
new goods for their millinery establishment
and had delightful time generally, but
after all were glad to be at 'home, swec
home' again.
Hon. w. B. Sorsby, of Batesville Miss.
is in the city, the guest of j. Fl. Harris an
other friends who formerly resided iii tha
city. Mr.. Sorsby was appointed consul
general to Ecuador by President Harrison
but was recently relieved from that burden
some consulship by Growers secretary {
state for the reason that democrat eoul
better, in the opinion Of the present admins
tration, represent this government. M
Sorsby has been a prominent republica
Mississippi editor, an active politician and
a pleasant gentleman. The editor acknow
edges pleasant call.
Highest of all in Leavening p
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