The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-08-04
PERSONAL

| trip i'll the Aisea.
Hank Hayes has gone to Spokane to ell
gage in the grocery business with Il brother.
Miss Bertha Ellis. of Albany. is visitine
| in this city, the guest of Miss Louise Webber.
Mrs. Chas. Hodes went to Portland this
| week to attend the fhueral of her father,
F. w. Robinson.
K. e. Mulcahy, superintendent of the o.
P, is expected home from New York the
first of next week.
MIR. John Stcker, superintendent of the
Corvallis carriage factory, writes that he has
sold car load of rigs.
Mr.. Ed Quinn, Miss Eva Cowan and
Miss Emma Pfeiffer, of Albany, paid visit
to Corvallis Oh Thursday.
Arthur st. Clair, the leading poultry
farmer and mighty Nimrod, of Chitwood,
spent the week in Corvallis.
F. NJ. johnson and family, A. F. Hersh.
ner and family and w. G. Kantner and fam.
lily compose party who go to the bay for a
few weeks sojouru.
S. l.. Shedd and family will delay their
arrival home week longer than was an.
nouEced in our last issue. They return by
way of the Union Pacific!
Mrs. Wayman ST.. Clair was visiting
in Corvallis the first of the week. We un-
derstaad chat she expects to take up her
residence in Independence.
L. Grimm, formerly professor Of agricul-
ture in the state agricultural college, is now
practicing law in Portland. Mrs. Grimm is
visiting relatives in Monroe.
Prof Bristow and family Prof E. Pernot
and family and J. 7. Phillips and family
and the family of S. L. Henderson went to
Belknao Springs this week to rusticate.
MIR. Lee Applewhite has been elected to
position as teacher in Baker county. Prof.
Applewhite is thorough scholar, and will
be prosperous in whatever he undertakes.
On next Saturday a party composed of
the following persons will ascend the peak:
DR.. e. II. Lee AMI wife, Jessie Foster, Ollie
Purdy, and Eva, Sarah and Lizzie Currier.
Bert Bowersox returned from visit to
parents In Salem the first Of the week, and
on Tuesday assumed his old position as
hook. keeper for the Benton County FIGURING
Mills Co.
Gene Simpson was called from his noun
tain retreat to take part with the band in
entertaining the San Francisco visitors He
was anxious to get back, however, and re.
turned on Tuesday.
Miss Erma Lawrence, who graduated at
the O.. A. G. this year, has been elected to
position in the public schools of Oregon
City. Her many friends in Corvallis join in
wishing her continued success.
Mayor McFad,len and DR.. Applewhite
accompanied the San Francisco visitors to
Albany Monday evening. The judge is re.
ported as having delivered happy speech
from the balcony of the st. Charles hotel.
Rev. J. H. Alexander, of Vancouver,
Wash, was in Corvallis Thursday, and sur.
prsed his son, Asa, by his presence. Mr..
Alexander came to attend the U. B. confer
ence which began at Philomath on the 3rd.
DR.. J. M. Campbell, of this city, has sold
his instruments and furniture to a Portland
dentist who will continue the business here.
The doctor aud his family go to Oregon
City to reside and engage IN other business.
Prof. and Mrs Covell are making brief
stay with friends of the latter in Cleveland,
o. They had visited Prof. Irish and family
at Ann Arbor, Mich, and report them as
enjoying full measure of this worlds bles.
sings.
Mrs. NJ. 2. Burnett aud son returned OH
Sunday from protracted visit to her pa
rents at Baker City. Telt, accordingly, at
the proper time, rendered his resignation as
chief growler of the deserted husbands'
league.
Professor H. N. Stoudenmeyer, OF Salem,
until recently director of the Marine Band
of this city. and who has few equals as
coruet soloist on the coast, went over to
Yaquina on Thursdays train. He expects
to remain at the seaside all summer.
Mrs. ]. Mason leaves on the 'sWillamette
Valley" to day for San Francisco and Stock
ton, accompanied by her neice, Miss Gof, of
Independence. She will remain about
month, and while absent will purchase
stock of fall millinery. Her store will be
open for business as usual during her alb
sence.
Rev. G. G. Bell, Who has been stationed
in Spokane, Wash, during the past five or
six years as pastor of the United Brethren
church of that ETY., arrived in Corvallis
on Tuesday. It is more than likely that
Mr.. Boil will make this his home for few
years at least and continue his church work,
to which his life is given. I'm that event
Corvallis and Benton county will be more
than fortunate in the acquisition OF a family
whose good citizenship is assured.
Prof. F. L. Washburn and wife returned
on Tuesday from Chicago and Minneapolis,
via the Canadian Pacific. He reports that
everything connected with the fair is on q