The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-05-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
The News of the Week as
Found by Our Reporter.
ew goods weekly at Ndan's.

blcycles lor sale or nlre at tne OAZElIE
office.
For boys ''never rip school shoes go to
Nolau's.
! Office room to let over Nolln's store. In
quire of l.. 6. Kline.
For sale cheap, one large work horse. W
E. Yates. assignee.
A few boarders that like home cooking
can find it at the Delmonico.
See Nolan's all-wool spring sbits a;
f: S. so, $1,000, and $12oo.
Born, to the wife Of Prof G. a. Covell,
Tuesday evening, son.
/ Take Your old SILVER cases to l. 3. VogIt
and a,Ea ! nc" one ~ exchange.
STATE Suncr;ntcndent MoI1roy is in the
city stten,!ing the teachers institute.
Hoois ;',,s cure ali Liver I!Is, Billions
! ness Jtuudice. Indigestion, Sick Headache.
Subscriptions for all periodicals published
taken at the GAZETTE Office at publishers
! prices.
tiouary in Corvallis is kept at the GAZETTE
oflice.
The boom for W. H Holm for county
school superintendent is growing every
day.
! For copying, oddities, honest mate
riais and honest work, cali on N. R
Adams.
Regular meeting Of St. Mary. iChapter
May 49,
Mrs. Ray Gilbert and Mrs. Steiver of
Salem are visiting Mrs Zcphin Job, this
week.
! Mrs. ". S. Written, of Newport, has
! been visiting this week with friends III
Corvallis.
Charles Nickel. democratic nominee
for Secretary cf state was in town last
Saturday.
. G. H. Ray, prominent pharmacist Of
Portland, spent Sunday in Corvallis, Wis
iting his parents.
! d. not miss the the 81 day offer of fine
l0xl2 photograph with every dozen cabinet
photos at n. II. Adams.
! ]. J. Flett of the GAZETTE returned
Saturday from q short visit with relatives
and friends at Roseburg.
I Vogle can fit your eyes with a beautiful
pair of lenses and choice of frames from
! rs cents to $3.50. Try them.
! D. c. Rose has year old - Jersey
cow and calf IL days old for sale cheap.
! The COW is gentle and good mixer.
Pupils of the seventh and eighth grades
of the public school held literary contest
last Wednesday Afternoon, resulting in an
easy victory for the-former.
Mr.. Horr hit the nail on the head
when he remarked if you vote the re-
! publican ticket and shave with Spencer
ard Case, the country is safe.
The earlier symptoms Of dyspepsia, such
as distress after eating, heartburn, amt occa,
si"nal head ,c.ies, should not be neglected
take Hoods Sarsapariila If YOU wish to be
cured
/ john Applewll;te, who has been at
tending the law department of the Stan
ford University arrived home from Palo
Alto Wednesday and will remain during
the summer.
Class A Of the 7th grade the pnI,lic
school have been engagr. this week in draw
ing a map OF O.e.nn. Some of the pupils
display wonderful ability in this line, con,
si,ierng thir ycars
Last Monday D. c. Rose received the
sad news that his brotherJ. A. Rose a
resident Of the Indian Territory had died.
The deceased leaves q wife and five child
ren to mourn his loss.
Genial Jesse Wiley is a pa. He arose
TO this distinction last Saturday and dur
ing the entire week has been going about
town as proud as by with pair of
new red-topped coppSroed boots.
The ladies' aid society, of the Baptist
church. will give social in the parlors of
the Hotel Corvallis next Friday evening
the 25th inst. Strawberries ice cream and
cake will be served All are cordially in vi
ted.
B. L. Eddy and wife, of Portland, ar
rived here last Monday. Mr.. Eddy will
graduate from the law department of the
university of Oregon this term, and re
turned to his studies by Wednesdays
train. Mrs. Eddy will remain for few
weeks visiting with relatives and friends
in this city.
The rehearsals Of the play Damon and Py-
thias have commenced, and the mem mbers of
the cast are entering upon their work with
much enthusiasm. Mr.. Walker has expert
enced some difficulty in getting the cast to-
gether, on account Of the proximity Of the
college commencement, and his desire to
avoid taking up time that should be given to
preparation for final college examinations
The play will be given on June s20th.
On entering the college chapel Yesterday
morning the students were surprised to hear
a auartette of boys singing in sweet lula
by manner that familiar song, ''MolIie and
and the Baby" They also noticed a