The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-07-28
PERSON AL.

The family of j. NJ. Nolan are at the sea.
side
Chas Clark returned from the front yes .
terdav.
DIR. j. L. Aiken, of Toledo, was in Cor.
valli, on Tuesday.
The family # w. Hadley are now So
journing at the bay.
Hon. John Burnett visited the Northwest
metropolis this week OIL business.
Joe Bergin is in Southern Oregon in the
interest Of the freight department. of the O.
z.
j. r. Scrafford and wife returned the first
of the week from visit to relatives in Polk
county.
Mr. Isaac Stern, one of the publishers of
the Review, a Portland sporting paper, was
in Corvallis Wednesday.
Geo. f. Eglin and family and Miss Lilly
Hite returned yesterday from ten-days
camping expedition in Iillamook.
B. F. George and Chas. Henkle, of Mag
ara were in tnwn the first of the week. 1t
was Charleys first trip to town in a year.
Rev. Herbert johnson, son of ex.Presi.
dent johnson of the State University, is in
Oregon visiting relatives. He is located at
Pittsfield, Mass.
Hon. s. II. Jeffreys returned from Spo-
kane Falls yesterday, where he had been on
important legal business. He is infatuated
with the attractions Of that city.
Mrs. P. F. Woodford, who has been e..i-
for some time, starts today for the worlds
fair and visit to friends in New York
state.
NJ. Stock, of Portland, arrived in Corval-
lis on Wednesday to manage the business of
Stock Cash store i'll the absence of Sol NJ.
at San Francisco, whittier he went this week
to purchase goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Shedd have started
homewarl from their visit to the worlds
fair and the east. They will make stop
at Denver, but they are expected to arrive
here in about two weeks.
w. S. Linvi!le. Who acted as clerk at the
Selitz reservation the past three years has
returned with his family to Corvallis to re-.
side. He takes the position as book keeper
in Kline's general merchandise establish.
ment
Among those who accompanied their Sab.
bath school class to the bay on Thursday
were Miss Martha Fisher, Miss Lela Brown
aud Miss Bessie Langley. The party will
occupy the cottage of A. F. Hershner, at
Nye Creek.
Recent arrivals at the worlds fair from
this county, are: John u. Letcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Coveil, Misses Emma and Mary
Thompson. Miss Alice Horning, H. F. and
Z. M. French. of Corvallis, and Mrs. Sarah
of Monroe.
The family of Mr.. John Simpson wen.
over to their Big Elk ranch last Saturday to
sp.n1 the summer. They took with them
'dene, of the GAZETTE force, to provide
fish. venison, elk and bear meat. Gene will
be missed by the young people of Corvallis.
Jos. Johnson, called by some of the BOYS
'uncle Joe, returned from several days
sojonrn IN Portland on Monday He says
that although to him it seemed quite lively
enough in that city as one unaccustomed to
s .eing crowds of people rushing hither and
thither, business men and others were com.
planning of dull times.
Bishop N. Castle, of Elkhart, Ind, ar.
rived<in Philomath ON Monday last, where
he will remain until after the session of the
general conference of the United Brethren
;aurck (liberal) for the state of Oregon,
which will convene in that village August
b. The bishop has been assigned to the
iiocese of tie Pacific and he expects to
make his heme near Philomath. where he
nas purchased a farm and is preparing to
erect comfortable residence.