The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1893-04-28
LOCAL NOTES.

Try Cases new man for first class shaw,
Ior hair cut.
]. d. Healey has been appointed post
master of Newport.
C. B. Crosne and A. L. Porter came owe,
from Lincoln Wednesday.
Mrs. J. W. Rayburi,. of Whatcop,, is Wis.
iting friends here, her old home.
Sam Wyatt will be among the first to
start from here to the worlds fair.
| Mrs. W. A. Stevens, of Astoria, returned
home last week after a brief visit in Cor.
wallis.
| See those beautiful new patterns of new
carpets aud mating just in at Wilkins
| furniture store.
J. l. Underwood, photographer over
| postofice. .-..... .....
Abate the fly nuisance by purchasing
| screen doors and windows at Knights fur.
! niture store.
Geo. Fl. Hill. travelling passenger agent
for the Union Pacific railway. was in Cor
wallis Thursday. .-
Screen doors and windows made to order
at Knights furniture store. Good work,
reasonable prices.
| w. H. McBrayer and Old Crow whiskies
and also Imported Wines and liquors for
medical purposes at Tommy Whitehorn's.
This week SO acres Of the Human tract
across the river, were sold by Fred Blum
hart to Mrs. j. G. Mohr. Consideration,
81 800.
Mrs. =. A. Beach, it may te seen by ref
erence to our advertising columns, is pre-
pared TO deliver pure Jersey milk to any
part of the city.
E. P. Griffns has just finished painting
and papering his jewelry store. and making
a ge;aeral cleanup preparatory to doing a
rushing business this summer.
W. w. Holgate, the well-known uphols-
terer and cabinet maker, is now employed in
Knights furniture factory. He will d. first.
class job work in his department.
J. Z. Hihkle, who spent the winter in
Southern Oregon, has returned to his home
in Philomath Mr.. Hinkle reports quite a
boom in mining property i'll the southern
counties.
w. F.. Davis, a commercial traveller for
the firm of Wadbans & Co., Portland, and
quite generally known to the business lnen
of the state, died of Pneumonia at Eugene,
on the 18th inst.
The Gazette stationery store is in receipt
Of large invoice of new and attractive sta
tionery including fine box paper for ladies,
writing material for business men, type
writer supplies, etc. .1t
DIR. Gwynn. of Salem, State Sypodical
Missionary of the Presbyterian church, will
occupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian
chu: CHI of Corvallis both morning and even
ing, Sunday, April 80.
We are in receipt of information cf the
death of Jas. Hunsucker, at Yaquina bay,
Apr. 25th. aged 6S years. He had been
on the bay since 1871, and was a man of
many good qualities.
In about two weeks Max Friendly will be-
gin running his mill on hardwood lumber.
He now engaged in making some improve.
ments-put.ing in a bolter, or lath ma
chine, new cutoff saw, etc.
Sherman Wade. of Portland, brother of
II. NJ, has accepted position in the r. NJ.
Wade & Co. hardware store in this city.
He succeeds Lake Doris. who took up his
abode in Independence last week.
Kitty Belmour, whose clever character
work is well known in San Francisco, has
been selected by Manager Holden for the
part of Clorinda. one of the proud sisters in
the spectacular production of Cinderella
Kline's drawing for horse will positively
take place on Monday, May 10Th, and all
persons desiring clothing should avail them
selves of the opportunity flow prices, good
goods and chance to win q nice saddle
horse. 3 I
Chas. D. Kennedy and DR.. Rich, of Lin
coin county, were in the city Thursday.
The former was not IN serene humor about
something, and he was making inquiry as
whether man could swear over the tele-
graph lines.
Jean Weiner, a promising young actor,
has been selected by the manager to play the
part of Dandini in the great spectacular
production of Cinderella. The part is one
which Mr.. Weiner will undou ubte1ly make
pleasing feature of tie entertainment.
The annual reunion of the Oregon Pi-
oneer association will be held IN Portland
on June Is. Hon. N. L. Butler. of Dallas,
Polk county, will deliver the annual adj
dress, and Hon. Seymour W. Condon, of
Eugene, has also accepted an invitation TO
deliver the occasional address.
J. III. Wilson this week sold to ]. E..
Cronk the 5-acre tract near here which in
cludes the house, orchard, etc., of the Eslin
place for s., 225. Mr.. Cronk and family re-
Gently arrived from Wisconsin. He has re
moved to his new possessions and will
DtSlu Tie eTeCtion vi new house.
and to make other attractive improvements.
George Trader, who plays Prince Felix IN
Haswell. Holden and Kneass' grand spectac-
u.ar production of Clnderclla, is also stage
mana er, with absolute control of every.
thing connected with the stage. Mr.. Trad
er is in every way energetic and e ffcisnt,
and has had the requisite experience to en-
sure good stage management.
The Rt. Rev. B. Wistar Morris, D. D.,
bishop Of the Diocese Of Oregon, will preach
at the Episcopal church of Corvallis next
Sunday morning, April 30th, at II a. M. At
the same time and place the Lords supper,
and confirmation lthe receiving of persons in
to the church) will be administered by him.
The public is cordially invited to these
services and all will be.welcome.. M
U. S. Govt Report.