The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-06-30

and preaching in the evening by DIR.
Thompson. All are welcome.
The Marine band will spare nd
pains to make. then concert and grand
ball success in every respect. The
boys appreciate the patronage and
kindness shown them upon former oc-4;
casions and will assure all who attend
a grand time.
! c. W. McLyman and Fl. N. Stoud-
enmeyer, members of the Marine Band
now absent from the city, will be ON
hands Oh the 4th. With Mac and Tex
in the ranks the boys are not shy of
tackling any piece Of band music in
the catalogue.
Miss Shipley, an eastern young lady
who is sojourning for time with her
uncle near this city, was presented to
the GAZETTE force this week by Mr..
kitson, who is printer himself, and
knows the pleasure of ray of sun.
shine introduced into the gloomy work
hours.
Prof. Mark Bailey, D. D., of the
State University, attended the com.
mencement exercises of the O. A. G.:
He had been absent from Eugene for
some time attending the closing exer-
cises Of Pacific University at Forest
! Grove and also those of the Monmouth
| Normal.
Hugh Smith, who was stricken
with typhoid tever soon after his re-.
turn from the Bishop Scott Academy
about three weeks ago, is now conva--
lescent.' His physician, DR.. Altman,
has given HIM assurance that he may
| be able to attend the celebration on
the 18th.
Mr.. E. F. Kitson, an attache of this
office spent Sunday in the country and
he hasn't done anything since. He
got on too familiar terms with patent
gate and the result was a sprained,
| ankle. The report that he sustained
TIE injury by hasty retreat from d
strawberry patch, lacks confirmation.
Bicycle supplies of all Kinds can bs
furnished on application to the Coma
over & Ready agency in Corvallis:
| Old style wheels can he fitted at a
reasonable cost, with new Morgan,
Wright, or Imperial pneumatic tires:
These dealers are in receipt of num-
Der of "The Relay" wheels. This is
a new and frstcla machine which
can be sold at $l10. Call and inspect
them
The principal feature of our fourth
Of July celebration will be the grand
concert and ball in the evening, given
by the Marine band Of this city. Tho
best local talent has been engaged to
assist in the concert, and the best of
orchestra music for the ball Stoud-.
enmeyer and McLyman, the popular
a!l-around musicians, will be on hand:
Tickets .$l.OO, spectators so cents,
lady dancers free
Col. John Lane, who was recently
appointed special Indian agent, passed
through Corvallis the first Of the week
on his way to the Siletz. In genial af.
fability and in many other respects the
colonel is very much like his father,
the general, and the president did him:
self credit in appointing Mr.. Lane to
an important office The trust will be
intelligently and faithfully performed.
AS large number of ladies have
expressed desire to become bicyclists
Conover d. Ready have decided
to open school to accommodate them:
The school will be organized at the
opera house on Saturday, July lst, at
2 o'clock. They will also give in
structions in the evening of the same
day beginning at 7:30. These lessons
will be given free of charge.
A team belonging to Ned Smith ram
away Thursday morning and collided
with buggy and horse in front of Ow-
enjoys blacksmith shop. The damage
all around was slight. An Alsea team.
belonging to Dick Zahn also ran away,
from in front of Hodes' store few
minutes afterwards with load of pro-
visions. They claimed the right-of-.
way up main street for some distance
but when they turned the corner of Sec:
ond and Washington streets an axle Of
the wagon broke and the speed of the
horses was soon arrested.
Receiver Hadley and Supt. Null.
cahy passed over the road on tour
of inspection Tuesday and Wednes..
day, and made partial arrangements,
for handling this years crop. Among
other steps taken for this purpose
they located warehouses at MAXWELL
Munkers, Granger, Philomath, Wrenna
and Blodgett. The company intend
also to build a warehouse at Yaquina.
which will be $50 by 600 feet. This. :
work will all be done by the time the
grain crop is harvested.
Wilson & GebhearGy brick and tile
factory continues to turn out brick az !
the rate of $4,000 per day. They exe.s
pect, from present demands, to burn.
,ho,yt 400 600. Tt is expected that I