The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-11-02
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
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For boots, shoes, and rubber goods 60 TO
Nolan's. He has some special bargains.
Have you noticed Kline's ad for Novem-
Der? 1t will pay you to read it and take
advantage of the splendid bargains therein
offered.
Mrs. W. s. Gilbert, of Eugene, is visit
iug at the home of her brother, r. NJ. Da-
visson.
See Kline's new shipment of prints,
Just arrived from the east. Twenty yards
for $l.00
Teachers examination will be held at
Superintendent Holm's Office Wednesday
afternoon, Nov. 18th.
B. F. Jones, county clerk of Lincoln
county, passed through Corvallis yesterday
on his way to Portland
]. D. Williams, of Chicago. represent
ing the publishing house of Maynard &
Merrell, was in town Monday.
F. L. Miller is making special drive
this month in shoes. His stock is large
and we'll selected. Notice his ad in another
column.
Mrs John Wiles left for Southern Cali :
fornia last Saturday, in hopes of benefitting
her health. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Lou.
Don Woodward is attending the Portland
Business College and at the same time tax
ing q course in music from one of the lead
ing instructors of the metropolis.
In another column ]. NJ. Nolan calls the
attention of the public to specials" for
November. Clothing and gents furnish
fngs are offered at almost factory prices. a
Last Monday night the family of our
popular groc~ryman, August HIDES. waE
augmented by the advent Of brand new
boy. August says that from his looks he is
q Dutchman. A
Rev. r. A. Rowley, of Portland, super.
intendent of the Congregational Sunday
schools for Oregon, will preach both morn.i
ing and evening at the Congregational
church next Sunday.
hhulcS VI LuC ECSDy So'C @
souvenir social at the residence of President
Bloss last Friday evening and, as is usual
with their entertainments, it was q success
in every particular. ..
Prof E. r. Lake is now in charge Of the
Benton County Prune. Company's orchard.
He is one of the best known horticulturists
in the northwest and the company is indeed
fortunate in securing his services.
Next Sunday, after the morning service,
tho hand of fellowship will he extended to
all new members of the Baptist church.
W. 7. Wlles will extend the same to the
pastor and fanny. The Lords supper will
follow.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. F.
L. Miller were agreeably surprised by hav-
ing their home captured by members of the
G. A. R. and w. r. c., who oame to cele-
brate an event that took place eight years
before in the state of lows.
Until further notice, Superintendent
Holm will not. keep regular office hours.
He is now busily engaged in visiting schools
throughout the county and finds it next to
impossible to return on Friday, in order to
remain over during Saturday and Monday.
At the Waite spiritulistic performance
last week, the audience was Mortified to see
giant spirit, with bushy beard and long,
flowing hair, mysteriously glide onto the
stage, and in deep, sepulchral voice, en-
apiR the way to Spencer & Case's barber
mop.
That the Corvallis public has not allowed
its enthusiasm in football matters to wane,
was evidenced by the large number OF audi
tors present at the teams entertainment last
Saturday evening. The program through
out was well rendered and attentivsly lis
tended ts by ALL 4
That football crank, Jack Warner, of
Albany, has the fever again. He has. rented
the hotel gong for the season and will be
on hand next. Saturday with his fish horn
band to make music for the o. A {. boys.
Jack is all right and always toots his horn
for the winning side. 4
Th who heard the Stuttz Company
play here some years ago speak in the
highest terms of their entertainment.
Manager Howell has arranged for four
nights engagement of these artists to begin
next Monday. Notice what the press have
to say in another column.
A school meeting has been called by A.
J. RAIDER, chairman of the board of school
directors, to be held at the school house on
Saturday, November Sd, 1894, for the
purpose of electing director to fill the va.
cancy caused by the removal of o. A.
Hooker from the district.-Lincoln Leader.
Last Tuesday couple of deer created
much excitement in Newport. They made
their appearance near the M. E. church,
where Ora Copeland shot one of them. The
other ran through town and swan across
the bay to South Beach. The boys followed
him in boat and got him after he goi
across.
Recently the Oregonian published what
purported to be complete list of the
awards won by Oregon exhibitors at the
Interstate fair held at Tacoma during the
east two months. The most costly anc
complete exhibit from this state was taker
from Benton county. This exhibit at
tracted more general attention thsn any
other and won every prize in its class, ye
the Orsgonian failed to mention it, probably
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