The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-07-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
See oar cheap hats, F. L. Miller.

See our cheap hats. F. L. Miller.
Finley soda on sale at Whitehorn's.
Tan shoes at reduced prices, f. L. Miller.
Mrs. L. E. Beach returned Monday from
a visit at Yaquina and Elk City.
Mr.. Chevss and family, of Busna Vista,
spent last Monday visiting the o. A. e.
After short visit with relatives at Eu-
gene. Miss Emm, Warrior returned home
Monday.
E1.superintsndent McElroy was home.
ward bound passenger on last Mondays U.
C. l. E. passenger train.
Prosecuting Attorney Geo. M. Brown
passed through Corvallis on the west bound
o. c. & f. passenger, Monday.
Before going to Newport. you should
shave at Spenoers, where the price Is
but Is cents. At Newport they charge 25
cents to manicure your whiskers.
Mart Spangler went to Woodburn last
Friday to assist the band of that city at
their picnic which occurred the following
day. He returned Sunday morning.
Life is short, tims is fsating, and soon
the issue will be over, SO if you want chance
in the drawing. for the $1,000 ovsrcoat, at
Cecil the Tailor's, leave your order at once.
The o. X. 7. Co., which appeared in this
city some months ago, was recently
stranded in Idaho Bert Van Clsve was
member of the company, and is expected
home shortly.
Chas. Pearss and family are camping in
the Siletz country in the vicinity of Gran
ite mountain, where fish and big game are
plentiful. The party will shortly be joined
by VIM. Bogue and family.
Miss Ora Spangler came home Tuesday,
after q weeks absence in Portland. Miss
Erma Lawrence, one of Oregon City's most
bswitching young ladies, came home with
her and will remain all summer.
NJ H. Kriebsl left last week for months
sojnura at Mimic Mills, Mimic, Or. We
miss his jovial presence, and the yarns he
used to tell; but you can bet our devils
happy, for Mail made his life a-wsll
Clarence Hsnkls, former student of
the O. A. c., but who has been attending
the St Louis Medical College for the past
two years, is spending part of his vacation
visiting with relatives ia this city.
The ladies hand returned Monday from
a two weeks stay at Oregon City. where
they were playing an engagement as the
second annual Chautauqua assembly for the
Willamette valley, which closed on the 18th
inst.
July 18th, O. G. Hopkins, formerly audi
tor of the Oregon Pacific was married at
Elliott, ILL.,. to Miss Richardson. The
bride was the sister of Mrs. C. T. Ward
lew, whom she visited during her residence
in this city.
Miss Agnes Denman, who underwent an
operation at Portland two weeks ago, for
che removal of tumor, is rapidly regaining
her strength. The stitches were removed
last Friday, and she had SO improved, thai
she was able to sit up Monday.
Bslknap Springs has had a valuable addi-
tion to her population of campers, in the
persons Of A. w. Rose and Will Schmidt.
At least, they gave that as their destination
when they LETT here last Monday morning.
They expect to be gone month.
Next Saturday will be gala day for the
sports of our valley towns, that being the
occasion of the foetracs between VIM. Ray,
formerly of this city, and W. O. Trino, Of
Eugene. The race takes place at Albany.
and the purse is $500 and gate receipts.
The Occidental hotel veranda is a very
popular Sunday rendezvous since the town
went "dry." A conspicuous number of the
dsvotees of whist, solo, ETC., were gathered
there, and the sentiment was unanimous to
the effect that tho situation is serious.
Early Sunday morning a wheeled
cart. drawn by sorry looking pony, rollsd
out of Corvallis in the direction of the Biz
Elk country. Psrehed upon the seat wsr'
Geo. Dsnman and Dick Taylor, who wer'
equipped for several days fishing trip.
President Bloss and wife, and Profs
Shaw and Horner and their wives, were at
tsndauts upon the Chautauqua assembl.
recently in session at Gladstone Park
Clackamas county. All returned the frs
Of the week, nuch pleased with the worl
of the session.
G. A. Waggoner and w. w. Fry, wit
their families left yesterday for the Excel
sior pruae farm where they will spend thei
vacation. In the vicinity of this farm tner
is splendid fishing and hunting and a ftts
place for apending few weeks would ii
deed be hard to find.
Some months ago, the tug Resoluts wa
ibsled by creditors of the o. P. receiver
and has since been laid up at Yaquin,
Yesterday these cases came on for hesrin
IN the federal court at Portland. The il
forests of Msssrs Bonner & Hammond wei
dsfended by J. R Bryson