The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-04-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

John Schmeer, of Albany, was in town
Mon lay.
Hair cutting Is cents and shaving 10
cents at 7. {. Cases.
B. W. Johnson, editor of the GAZETTE,
is in Portland this week on business.
K. A. Bensell, of Newport, paid Corvallis
visit Monday On his way to Portland.
Mr.. Becker is indebted to his wife for a
big and bouncing brand new daughter.
Boys, get on and ride. Nolan will give
away one high, grade bicycle June 2Sth.
DIR. A. Sharples, of Eugene, visited friends
in tho city during portion of last week.
The wife of Millard Hayes presented
him with daughter, as an Easter present.
Miss Lillian Hamilton returned last Fri
day from visit among friends i'll Lane
county.
F. NJ. johnson was a passenger on Tues
day. west hound train. He went to New
port on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Hogue, accompanied
by their daughter, Miss Nellie, were in
Corvallis Tuesday.
Mrs. Copeland, of Toledo, passed through
Corvallis the first of the week on her way to
Portland on business.
Lieut.. Dentler, of the O. A. c., who has
been very i'll with pneumonia for about two
weeks, is improving.
Miss Ella Shuts, who has been visiting
Mrs P. Avery for several days, returned to
her home at The Dallos. Monday.
F. L. Miller was busy Wednesday un-
packing a large invoice of gents furnishing
goods. Drop in and inspect them.
Mr.. Henry Caroes is lying very low and
his recovery is doubtful. He has been ill
wish pneumonia for about two weeks.
N. J. Rowan left Oh ldonday's train for
Austia, Texas, where his father resides
He expects to remain there permanently.
Rev. Zercher, who has been confined to
his home for several days, due to a severe
attack of tonsiliti-, is again able to be about
During the absence OF AL. Cummings,
agent for the o. P. at Corvallis, his place is
being filled by D. d. Moreholse, of Lyons.
A. F. Alexander is recovering from a
severe attack of the grip, which confined
him to his home during several day of last
week.
w. D. Nisley, the popular piano tuner,
was here over Sunday. He will return from
Albany the latter part of the week and
expects to remain a week or ten days.
SIN the spring young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of love" One of
Cscil's handsomely fitting spring and sum.
msr suits will prove an aid to Cupid.
Thomas Cooper and John Scott upon the
petition Of the heirs, were appointed admin
istrators of the estate of Prior Scott, deceas-
Cd. The administrators qualified Monday.
The ladies of the Congregational church
have invited Rev. I. D. Driver to lecture in
this city shortly. Mr.. Driver is forcible
and eloquent orator and his lectures are
very popular.
D. L. Vaughn writes to friends in this
city that he is now at Ionia, Mich, where
he has accepted the position of general
agent of the Detroit, Lansing and Northern
Railroad Company.
Andrew Horner, sentenced to 60 days IN
Jail on charge of larceny, was brought over
here last Thursday for confinement, pend
the completion of repairs now being made
to the Linn county Jail.
Miss Ruth Dolph and Mrs. Chester Dolph
daughter snd daugther-iE law of ex-senator
Dolph were guests at the residence of J. A
Cauthorn during Saturday and Sunday
They returned to Portland Monday.
DR.. L. g. Altman and family have re
moved from the residence on Fifth street
which they have occupied for several years
and are now living in the property owned
by Judge Moore on the corner of Third anc
Harrison streets.
Yamhill is always in the van of new enter
prises. Two young ladies of Newbsrg fec
their pullets diamond dyes last week so they
would lay colored Easter eggs. Unfortu
nately the pullets died before the result O
the experiment could be ascertained.
Pete Hunter has disposed of his foundry
in Philomath and this week formed part
nership with Gaskey & Otterstedt in tn,
blacksmithing business. They are fitting NJ
the building opposite the store of 4. M
Wade Co. for shop which they expee
to occupy about May lst.
Stenographer NJ o. Wilkins and Attor
nsy W. 8. Hufford were engaged Monday il
taking the depositions of Capt. R. A. Ben
sell, of Newport, and E. J. Frazier, broke
of Eugene, in case from Coos county
involving the title to a tract of land in tina
county.
During the past week hundreds of peopl
have examined tho new Coast wagon tina
Nolan is going to give away August lst
and all seem highly pleased with it. Thos
familiar with needs of farmers and teamster
in the wagon line say that the Coast is
improvement on any wagon on the market