The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-07-21
BRFEF LOCALS

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Sewing machine headquarters at
WIN. Wiil'ss..
Novelties in the stationery line at
the GAsEIrE office.
Finest stock and lowest prices in
wallpaper az 8. N. Wilkins.
Call soon and get prices and dis
counts at Wilkins furniture store.
James Lewis, Of Salem. is visiting
friends in this city, and, as usual, is
having good time.
S;rctacies for all ages and for var
ious optical affections at Gretfoz'. Call
and examine them. '.Seef
A premium Oh gold or silver allowed
on every cash purchase at S. N. Wilkins
furniture store for 80 days.
Mrs. Minnie Arnold and son Jack,
are visiting the worlds fair. Harry
Arnold is attending the Johns Hop
kins university at Baltimore.
Geo. F. Eglin and family started
with a team, on Tuesday, for Tilla-
,nook bay, OH camping expedition.
They will he absent about ten days.
J. B. Walker took his little girl on
wheel with him Saturday and made
the trip to the McClune place, a dis
tance of eight miles, in 55 minutes.
E. P. Greffoz and U. B. Vogle were
over to the Alsea country on a fishing
expedition the first of the week, and
report having had an enjoyable trip.
Leave orders at the Occidental
shaving parlors for Salem steam
laundry. Work called for and de
liverrd. The very best of work guar
anteed.
For anything in the sewing ma
chine line go to j. VIM. Will. He
keeps the largest assortment of extra
parts, attachments. needles, oils, and
the best of machines at the latest re-
daced prices.
WANTED-Everyone to know that
Peterson keeps the fest moulding and
snakes the finest picture frames in town
as well as turning out the best job
work. Shop two blocks southwest of
public school.
There will be no services at the old
college chapel next Sunday, but there
will be quarterly meetings there on the
following Saturday and Sunday, 29th
and 30th July, by Rev. Mcfarland,
Wesiding elder.
Gospel meetings are being conducted
in the Christian church each evening
through the week by Ed. Frank A.
Powell, of Portland. Preaching next
Sunday morning and evening. A cor
fdial welcome is extended to all who
come.
Mr.. Matt wilkins, Of the McClallen
House. Roseburg, was in Corvallis the
6rst of the week, and he appeared to
be IN good spirits. He returned on
Tuesday accompanied by NJ. w. Will
kins. who is in poor health as a result
pf his recent paralytic stroke. He
hopes to be benefited by the change
pf climate.
Apropos of a news item in another
Polumn, one of the more veraclous en-
ployes of this Office states that OH visit
10 Pendleton he counted seventeen ga
looms on both sides of street passing
Through block and half. This fact
certainly encouraging to the ladies'
who have done temperance missionary
york in Corvallis.
Prof. Lott returned the first of the
week from a pleasure trip to the Siletz.
He was in company with Arthur St.
Elair and Oscar Taylor, who are ac-
Fnstomed to the cups and downs" of
hat section. and know where the big
Fsh and the big game abound. The
Professor carried camera and obtained
number of interesting views.
J. M. Bier and Charley Tower were
ngaged this week in repairing the
ronts of T. Graham and Simpson Il
iuston's places of business, which fell
nth tho collapse Of the awnings last
Finter. While the repairs are not ex-
ensive, they will add greatly TO the
srmer appearance of the buildings.
Corvallis Hook and Ladder Co. No.
held meeting at the new 6remen's
all Monday evening and elected the
Pllowing officers: President, ]. H. |
Vilsoa;. wioe-president, T. Whitehorn;
ecording secretary, T. E. Wilson,;
nancial secretary, B. w. Johnson;
easnrer, 7. Zeis; foreman, Sol. M. |
tock; first assistant, john Scott; sec
nd assistant, d. z. Irwin; board of
elegates, o. c. McLgan, Sol. M. |
tock and L. V. Eberhart.
Last week Rev. Geo. F. P,ummer
pet with a painful accident on Rock |
Feek, where he and his family are So
burning for time. AS he was cross
hg a bridge with team and wagon
he structure gave way and Mr.. Plum
aer was thrown upon some rocks. |