The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-03-23
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
The News of the Week as
Found by Our Reporter.

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The Modoc came up Wednesday.
Go to n R. Adam, for enamel photos.
Guy F. Laws, of Monroe, was in town
Wednesday.
| Professor Margaret Smell, of the o. "A. c.
is improving from her late illness.
Miss Ora Spangler is visiting in Oregon
City, the guest Of Miss. Erma Lawrence.
Beginning next Sunday, the Marine band
expect to render an open air concert weekly.
Hoods Pills are hand made, and perfect
in proportion and appearance. 25c per box.
! Professor John Fulton reports that thirty.
| four inches of rain has fallen since the first
of January.
Grant King, J. H. Reid and Jay Dunn
returned this week from a prospecting tour
in Southern Oregon.
STATS. 20, amount of the February pay
roll, was disbursed this week among en-
ployes of the Oregon Pacific.
F. NJ Peet, banker of Canal Dover, Ohio,
accompanied by his wife, is on a visit to his
brother, w. Z. Pset, OF this city.
Board, with or without room, for two
gentlemen, can be had by applying at the
residence of Mrs. F. NJ johnson.
! We have few ladies' and misses cloaks
left and before the warm weather ladies can
have them almost at their own price at
Kline's
Charles Albrecht and Mrs. T. Albrecht,
went to Portland Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Joseph Peroni, a former resi-
Ident of this city,
Do not put off taking a spring medicine
but take Hoods Sarsaparilla now. 1t will
purify your blood, strengthen your nerves
and give you good appetite.
The ball given on Patrick's night by the
Marine band was in every respect success.
Several of the old time dancers were present
and jolly evening was spent.
Des Nash has dispensed with the use of a
cane which had been in use for some time,
due to an injury received in the recent foot.
ball game with Portland University.
State uperintendept E. B. McElroy was
in town this week on business pertaining to
the agricultural college, and during his stay
made the GAZETTE office pleasant call.
E R. Bryson, who has been i'll for some
weeks at the residence of his parents, re-
turned to Eugene Wednesday to resume his
Sfu,1ias at tbe st.te
J. B Walker is in san Francisco in hopes
of securing Employment. Should he be sue
+ cessful the athletes about town will lose q
, warm friend, and Corvallis an enterprisne
e citizen.
DR.. J. NJ Cain, of Monroe, is now at the
81 residence of William Clearinghouse suffering
a from the relapse of his paralysis from the ef
s fects of which bis recovery is somewhat
f doubtful.
y The steamer Ellwood came down from
i Harrisburg, Wednesday. with a cargo o
e wheat fer San Francisco via the Oregon Pa
!, ciiic. She took u load of -four from Fischer
y mill for Portland.
Attention is called to the large sprin
= stock of goods arriving at S. L. Kline's
The novelties of the season will be opel
this week and ladies are invited to call AM
examine the new goods.
All doubts which existed in the minds @
our citizens regarding the use Of tile 70
. drainage purposes have been diSpeled. AT
ter only one day of dry weather second stree
was entirely free from mud.
. Our stock of spring wraps will arriv
about the first of April Ladies intereste
~ in this line will do well to call and hav
their names recorded so that we can motif
them as soon as the goods arrive at Kline's
Services in the old college chapel mex
Sabbath OF IL, also at 7:3O o'clock and vii
continue nightly until Thursday, when Rev
E. A. Ross will begin his evangelistic la
! bors. All are invited to attend these meet
~ ings.
The young ladies of the Congregations
f church will give entertainment this even
,l ing. An excellent literary and musical pre-
,r gramme has been arranged, aud those VIII
j. attend are assured > pleasant time. The ad
mission will be ten cents.
e A. C. Bower and son, of Fayette, Iowa
It arrived this week and expect to loctae ii
d Benton county. They have already bee
IS interview ed by our real estate dealers, VIII
IL have shown them some desirale farms wit
which they appear much pleased.
Is Bert Van Cleve and wife came up by tn
n last steamer from the midwinter fair and vii
l. remain in town few weeks. During hi
is stay he will assist in the presentation of
$ drama to be given about the middle of Apr
for the benefit of the Marine band. Bert
e an actor of no mean ability and will leave il
o about four weeks for Portland, where
<, will play a comedy role in Cordray's theatel
n TIE WOHAN WHO WORKS
/, and is tired, will find G
ga special help in Doctor
- GG%9 Tierce's Favorite Pre-