The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-10-13
PERSONAL.
B. F. Hyland is on the sick list.

B. F. Hyland is on the sick list.
State Superintendent McElroy was in the
city Wednesday.
President Bloss and wife spent Sunday in
Eugene with friends.
Schiller Herman has taken charge of his
fathers business affairs in Coos county.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Chapman went down to
Portland Monday to see the sights Of the ex-
position.
Rev. J. A. Hanna has been chosen mod
orator of the Willamette Presbytery of
Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Wilkins are in Port
land investigating the sights of the fair and
purchasing new goods.
Mrs. Woodward has returned from her
eastern journey and is again at her post of
duty in the o. P. offices.
Ed. H. Stock returned from Portland
Tuesday, after weeks pleasant visit with
friends and relatives. He reports q fine
time.
Miss Ona Hathaway has been engaged to
teach the Whitman school this fall. Miss
Hathaway taught the spring school and is
we'll liked.
Z G. w. Bingham has been officiating as
head drayman for several days this week
during the illness Of Alex. Campbell's
daughter.
We learn through private letter that
Miss Mabel, eldest daughter Of Congressman
Hermann, is attending Mt. Vernon seminary
at Washington, D. G.
Judge Fullerton is in the city for the pur
pose of fixing the date Of sale Of the o. P.
property, which he informs us will be made
within the next two months.
Hon. W. B. Sorsby is expected to return
to Corvallis soon from his run down to San
Erop If 10 ho will ho do
cided to make this his permanent headquar-
ters.
Mr.. William Crees and wife were pre-
vented from starting on their journey as was
announced in last weeks GAZETTE, owing
to an accident which befell the former.
They started last Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Pape, although absent, is not
unmindful of the comforts OF her liege lord
during her temporary absence and the first
Of the week sent him whole box full OF
Jacksonville peaches. Henry is getting fat;
but as to those peaches being the cause, we
are not prepared to say. a.
Prof. VIM. Stock, A. B., Phi. g., a brothe,
of our rfellow-townsmen Sol. M. and e. H.,
was last Friday elected to the chair Of phar-
macy in Willamette university, Portland
and will deliver twenty-four lectures during
the year. He quite we'll ION" to his job
and his many friends are considerably elated
over his promotion.
Messrs. August Fischer, Albert Gibhart
| and Miss Martha Rathje left "Wednesday
| for the worlds fair and will occupy three Of
| four weeks on the journey to and from the
| east. Mr.. Fischer has large number o
relatives near Chicago with whom he and hi
| friends will visit, and on their return viii
| stop at Denver and other points of interest
We hope they may have pleasant trip.
Mr.. A. G. Barclay and Miss Nida Fergu
son we're varied in Roseburg, Oct. Z. Tn,
groom has been connected with the govern
ment geological survev for a number o
years and has good standing in the com
munity. Everybody in Corvallis knows tn,
| charming bride and it is useless to say that al
unite with us in hearty congratulations
During the winter their home will be il
| Portland.
Dave Rosebrpok, the popular young cor
netist who was recently married to Mis-
| Essie Titman of Toledo, Lincoln county
| will arrive in Corvallis next Tuesday AM
has been secured as musical instructor 70
| both the Marine and o. A. G. balds for tn
coming season. Mr.. Rosebrook is'not onl,
| a thorough instructor in the art Of music
but refined gentleman as we'll and will re
ceive the hearty approval Of music loving
| community.