The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-09-01
PERSONAL.

odusters" to the fair.
Mp. Briggs returned ed the first of the
week from a sojourn at the bay.
Prof. Craig, of tn. college, returned from
the east on Wednesday of this week.
John NJ. Osburn will shortly go east to
visit friends and attend the Columbian fair.
Prof. J. B. Horner and wife returned
from the Chicago show the first of the week.
Harry Samuels is visiting in Corvallis
this week. He returns to Portland Satur-
day.
Mrs. 5. N. Wilkins, daughter and son
are visiting in Eugene with relatives and
friends.
G. w. Langley, of Wheeler & Langley,
grocers, made trip to the bay this week on
business.
Miss Bertha. daughter of Hon. L. 7.
BARN, Portland, is visiting Miss Annie
Allen in this city.
Attorneys C. H. Gest and John P. Fay
are attending the adjourned term of circuit
court in this city.
E. Hoeffer, of the Salem Capital Journal,
was i'll Corvallis Thursday on his way to
the bay to recuperate.-
Mrs. G. w. Thrasher returned home on
Wednesday from an extended visit to her
parents in Gillian county.
w. E. Dunn, of Portland, came up to
Corvallis Wednesday, and was warmly
created by his acquaintance.
Commissioner Stearns and Superintend.
ent Booth, of Lincoln county, are in Cor.
Wallis OH business before the court.
Mrs. G. A. Waggoner and the little ones
90 to Albany tomorrow for a weeks visit
with Mrs. wv. 3 mother, Mrs. Houck.
Hon. j. K Weatherford was in Corvallis
Thursday and Friday in attendance upon
the adjourned session of circuit court.
County Superintendent Bryan, accom-
panied by his sister-in law, Mrs. Minnie
Bryan. we're early visitors to Corvallis this
morning.
4tAiS. o. NsiLir'DSi tiiiSA 1fSLAiiy WSiC ~
Elk City on Wednesday for a short stay
and to escape the uupleasantnesa OF the ap-
proacni@. fn!ian summer.
Jesse w. Foster started for Chicago and
the east OH Thursday. He will remain
away long enough to visit the principal
cities in the eastern half of the country.
Prof. Berchtold and family leave Illinois
to-day for this coast. They; come:..bY one
of the northern routes and will visit for
time the parents of Mrs. B. in Washington.
G. A. Waggoner, Geo. Waggoner, P.
Avery and Robert johnson started on
Tuesday for the Yachats, to hunt, fish, dig
CLAIMS and whet their appetites on sand for
time.
Miss Blanche Randolph, of Northrup
street, Portland, granddaughter of Rev.
Bennett, has been the guest of Miss Lottie
Shipley and other friends in this vicinity
for the past few weeks.
Ira Nelson again presides over chair in
the Occidental shaving parlors. He in
forms US that during his absence from Cor
Wallis he visited the worlds fair, Nestucca
and other important points.
Chas. Nj. Hodson passed through Corval-
lis on Thursday on his way from the bay to
Portland. Mr.. H. has torsaken the paths
of the printer and scribe for the more al.
Turing occupation of teacher of music.
]. Nunan and family returned from the
bay the first Of the week, and proceeded to
their home at Grants Pass on Wednesday.
Mr.. Nnuan is the publisher of the Rogue
River Courier, one of the leading papers of
Southern Oregon.
Eugene Simpson returned from a stay on
his fathers ranch on Big Elk last Monday,
bringing with him 10 fine trout which he
distributed among the employees of the GA
zETrE Office With these and share of the
fish taken by the Washburn party the prin-
ters were enabled to combine pleasure and
business at meals the first of the week.
Mics Minnie Montelth, who has for the
past two months been engaged on the
work of transcribing the Lincoln county
records in Recorder Waters Office, re.
turned to her home in Albany Yesterday.
Miss Monteith's family are the founders of
the village of Albany, having christened
that place for their native town in New
York.