The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-03-21
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


New goods weekly at Nolan's.
Dr. Lowe fits s'melted pebbles"
Hair cutting Is cents and, shaving 10
cents at T. q. Cases.
Chas. I. Henkls, of Niagara, is spending
few days in Corvallis.
Mrs. T. Jetfreys returned Monday from
hn extended visit in San Francisco.
Mrs. Il. A. Beeler, of Eugene, is visiting
hsr daughter, Mrs. G. F. Cecil, of this city.
Miss Louisa Weber left Monday on an ex-
snded visit with relatives in Sprague,
Wash.
DR.. loves circulars stated he would leave
on the 10th. This is mistake. He leaves
the 23rd. next Saturday noon.
There will be service at the Oak Ridge
Presbyterian church next Sabbath at 2:30
p. m. Preaching by DR.. Thompson.
Rev. Dorwsrd will give his second lecture
next Sunday evening The topic will be
Show your Colors." All are cordially in
vited.
Last evening Rev. E. j. Thompson, D.
D.. of thisscity. preached in thea Preshyte-
rian church at Independence. He returns
sod.y.
Cecil, the tailor, is in an unusually good
humor this week, all on account of ad-
dition to his family. 1t was boy and ar.
rived Sunday morning.
All those wishing to receive tonsorial
treatment at the hands of Jesse Spencer,
should apply at once, as Jesse is soon to
A dancing party was given at Grange
hall on Soap creek last Friday night. Ira
Hunter and wife, who attended, state that
about 100 guests were present and all en-
joyed pleasant time.
If you are IN need of an overcoat, pair of
pants or suit of neatly-ftting clothes you
should patronize Cecil, tnc artistic merchant
tailor. He has 1.-THE largest and most com
plete line of samples ever brought to Corval-
lis
For genuine pair of first cut Pebble
lenses, go to U. B. Vogle. Prices reasona.
ble. No "melted scraps" used. No d.
plomas necessary to sell honest goods.
Ask your doctor" about him. Not con
nected with travelling .'fakirs."
Next Sabbath evening at the Presbyte-
risn church, DIR. Thompson will preach
about the ''devil possessed" man and show
the difference between outside and inside
work. A kind invitation Is extended to all
and strangers are very welcome
VIM. M. Hoag, owner of the Albany
water works, has shipped his fine large safe
from San Francisco, and placed it in the Of
fee of the company at the west end of First
street. Mr.. Hoag purposes making Albany
his headquarters. Albany Herald.
The ladies' band, of this city. is in receipt
of an invitation TO attend the chautauqua
association, which convenes for ten days
next June, at Oregon City. the invitation
is signed by K. A. Miller, president, and
Mrs. Dye, secretary, of the association.
The Newborg Graphic says that since
reading the account of the closing acts of
the Indiana legislature several "Hoosiers"
of Nswberg are trying to palm themselves
off as Missourians. This of, course, all ma
tive Missourians resented as gross insult.
Hon. T. HI. Cooper and wife returned last
Friday from brief visit at Roseburg, where
they were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Sehlbride. Mr.. Sehlbride is prosperous
Rose burg attorney and was prominent
member of, tho Douglas county delegation
in the recent session of the legislature.
From George Mercer. who lives on
Beaver creek, it is learned that Rev. McEl-
roy and wife, of Philomath, have recently
concluded series OF revival services in his
neighborhood. A large Sunday school was
organized and several persons were admit
ted to membershipsin class that has for it's
object the continuation of the work under
the auspices the Methodist church of Philo-
math.
Salvation army leaders are here. Ma
jor and Mrs. Morton, commanding Northern
Pacific division, visit Corvallis today in the
interests of their work. The local corps
and officers in charge have rented the va
cant store in the Allen & Farra building,
where they invite the public to hear their
leaders and visiting comrades from Philo-
math, Albany & Scio. Admission free; re-
freshments. 10 cts.
Editor Worthington, of the Klamath
Falls Express, says that the editor of the
GAZETTE sis fine fellow and good looking,
too Brother Worthington realizes that
we are in position to aid him in his matri-
naonial projects and he is simply casting his
tatfy on the waters. We could truthfully
fling his epithsts back in his face, but will
refrain from doing SO publicly. It will be
our endeavor to privately inform her
brother that he is Worthy.
DR.. Lowe, the gentlemanly optician who
arrived in this city last Saturday, worked
like trojan all that afternon distributing
circulars, which he supposed announced his
arrival. Having completed his task, curl
osity led him to read one of the bills, ano
the statement revealed thereon caused hin
to immediately put his eyes through the
regulation test, before he would believe
what they teld him. But, nevertheless, the
fact stared him in the face, that he had beer
p1oclaiming to our citizsns that he was 90
ing to leave the city at the very moment hs