The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-04-06
This and That.

! J. L. Johnson, of Independence, is II
town.
The ''Unwashed" can get bath al
Spencer & Cases.
Born, to the wife of E. P. Grefoz, this
morning, daughter.
Total amount of taxes collected up to
| April 1st was about $4,000.
DIR. Thompson preached at Oak Ridge
and conducted communion service for
that church.
Today the attorneys concluded taking
evidence in the case of Hyland>ss. Will
kins, before Referee E. E. Wilson.
The GAZETTE is under obligations to
]. Fred Yates for reporting the address
of c. E. Wolverton which appeared in
last weeks issue.
Prof E. E. Condit, president of Albany
college, delivered very able address
ON Christian education" at the Presby-
terian church last Sabbath morning.
The democrats before proceeding to an
election of delegates to the county con-
vention passed resolution instructing
all their delegates to get shaved and
shampooed at Spencer 6, Cases barber
shop.
At the republican primary in A1sea a
resolution was adopted condemning the
action of certain parties now endeavoring
to have created from portions of Benton
and Lane counties, the new county of
Blaine
Cal Hutton is again open for business
at the old Horning shop located at the
upper end of Second. street. This will
be cheering news to Calls old patrons
who recognize him as one of the best
blacksmiths in the state.
Last Monday in Justice = E Wilson's
court, A. L. Cooper was found guilty of
trespassing upon the premises of Abbie
M. Moore and fined SIS and costs. The
state was represented by ]. Fred Yates
and S. T. Jefreys and the defendant by
J. r. Wyatt, of Albany.
The young democracy have prepared
very interesting program to be render
ed this evening. The young republicans
delighted the Corvallis public last Sat
urday night in such manner that if the
boys tonight do as well they will have
reason to congratulate themselves.
Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath as follows: Sabbath school
at 10 a. M; public worship at II a. m.
including reception of members and COM
munion; junior endeavor at AGO p. m;
senior endeavor at $50; evening service
at 7:3o. DR.. Thompson will preach at
the Witham school house at 3 o'clock.
A kind welcome to all.
Yesterday the Democrat mentioned
the occupancy of the Office of c. H.
Dalrymple by unknown parties. Last
night watch was kept and a young man
was seen to go toward it. He was fol-
lowed into the Office, where another
young man was found in company with
Jessie Young. girl with a bad local rep
utation, and for whom all efforts made
heretofore have failed. The girl was
placed in the calaboose over night, and
the young man required to furnish
money to get her out of town. The
whole business IS an unsavory one.-A1-
bany Democrat.
Last Monday the registers department
of the Roseburg land Office was formally
turned over to Hon. R. M. Veatch, the
newly appointed register. If the new
incubent proves as competent and ac-
commodating as his predecessor, Mr..
John H. Shupe has been. the admins
tration has made no mistake in its Sc
lection. During the incumbency of
Mr.. Shupe, the GAZETTE has been the
recipient of many favors, and in turning
over the Office to his successor it can be
truly said of him ''Wel1 done thou good
and faithful servant