The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-09-01
LOCAL NOTES.
FRANK CoNovER.

Everything in the jewelry line at Vogle's
A tirst.class colored cook has been en-.
gagged at Hotel Corvallis.
Voele has a fine line of spectacles. AS.
sorted frames fitted to suit.
Mrs. Armstrong has number one colored
cook employed at Hotel Corvallis
| Twelve foot binder whips, Is cents, at G.
Hemphill's Corvallis harness factory.
Wheat in Salem, As cents per bushel;
Albany, As cents; Corvallis, so cents.
U. B. Vogle. the jeweler has just placed
| a fine new safe i'll his store. Articles OF
value entrusted to his care will be perfectly
| safe.
Call at Hotel Corvallis if you want to en-
qualified colored caterer.
| The engine building attached to H. F.
| Fischer's warehouse at Peoria burned on
Wednesday night. The loss will amount
to $500.
| Regular services at the Christian church
next Sunday morning ii o'clock; evening
service at 1880. Frank A. Powell, pastor.
| All invited.
In September the steamer Willamette
Valley sails from Yaguina for San Francisco
F, OH the 3:,i, 18th and 23-d; from San Fran
cisco or the s.h, iSth and 9Th.
A lot Of blank books, letter flies, etc,
| which have been slightly damaged by water
will be retaled at the GAZETTE stationery
store at The purchasers own price.
Ladies', attention! w. Taylor, house clean
er, gardener and general jonber, carpet lay
ing and cleaning, whitewashing and window
cleaning a speciality. Leave orders at Moore
& Taylor's barber shop.
"See here landlord. somebody took my
straw hat while was in to dinner. " ''Weli.
don't get excited; don't you know you Can
get a better one of Miller the merchant, for
so cents?" He bought one.
DR.. Wilson and wife, Miss A. Williams
and T. f. Wilson went to the summit of
Mary's peak the first of the week. The
view from the Summit was clouded by
smoke, but the diversion of the trip was
very much enjoyed.
Hazlett, the pilgrim printer. is making
his way northward from beyond the Siski-
yous. We shall welcome ''Haz - but he
may know in advance that. owing to con.
dltons which it is hoped will he remedied
by the Wilson bill, the Oregon printing Of
fees have been thoroughly pilgrimized of
late.
A horse in charge of Mr.. K emp died in the
street near E. Il. Taylor's residence about t,
10 o'clock last night. while being brought to
town for medical treatment. Residents in
the neghborhood are inclined to the belief
that the horse was paralyzed by the dis
cords emanating from Zeis' ice house,
whittier, owing to hard times and the con.
dition of the weather, the Marine band had
resorted for practice.
The marriage of w. W. Redmau. of
Portland, and Miss Mary Mackay, oldest
daughter of VIM. Mackay, of this city, oc-
Cured at the residence of the brides par
ents Thursday morning, Aug. 81, 1893.
The bride and groom are deaf mutes, hut
they are educated. and the latter being a
good mechanic, they are well equipped for
the attainment of livelihood. They took
the noon train for Portland where they will
make their home.
were fishing on the North Sautiam a few
days ago enjoyed the trip very much. They
succeeded in taking 263 trout of good aver
age size. They wish to express their appre.
citation of attention shown them by Mr.. j.
P. Case, postmaster of the Elkhorn office,
at whose home the party was well enter
tanned. While Mr.. Case does not keep a
public house, the tourist may expect due
consideration at his hands.
| F. M. Johnson, w. c. Kantner, A. F.
Hershner and their families returned from
the seaside this week, and have adjusted
| themselves to the usual routine of daily
life. MIR Kantner had another encounter
with his balky horse in endeavoripg to
| start him from the bay, and the shafts of
the buggy were broken. He then shipped
the rig and came out by train In coming
Johnson also had smash up, but none of
the occupants of the hack were injured
The eutlre 1000, 600 feet of balm and cot.
tonw"od logs from the upper Willamette
river for the pulp mills at Oregon City,
have now reached New berg As fast as the
first Of the logs commenced to reach New
berg large force OF ioggers went to work
rafting them together. They have about
600. 600 feet RATED already and as the re.
mainder of the drive has reached Newherg
the work of getting them prepared for tow
age to Oregon City will proceed much more
rapidly. About two weeks more will finish
up the entire contract.