The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-03-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Hook & Ladder ball March 18th
Hook l. Ladder ball March 18th.
Hook & Ladder bail March 18th.
Hook & Ladder ball March 18th.
Symphony Glee Club concert Saturday,
March l6.
Born, Wednesday, to the wife of Harry
Wicks, son.
Hair cutting Is cents and shaving 10
cents at T. e. Cases.
Miss Eunice Alexander left last Thursday
for her home at Toledo.
Miss Anna P. Lewis is spending few
days with friends at Halsey.
Sol M. Stock returned Tuesday from a
business trip to the metropolis.
w. P Ready, one of the Agricultural Col
lege regents, spent Sunday in Corvallis visit.
ing his children.
A. L. Clark spent Saturday in Corvallis,
being delegate from Alsea to the county
Grange convention.
F. L. Miller has recently received large
stock of the latest styles in hats. They are
nobby and no mistake.
Mrs. F. M. johnson is slowly improving
from recent attack of la grippe, which
came near resulting in pneumonia.
Mrs. G. A. Waggoner has been under
physicians care for several days, due to
severe attack of Ia grippe, but is now i'm
proving.
Aside from allowing sundry bills to the
amount of S622. So, nothing of importance
csme up for consideration az the council
meeting Monday.
M. P. Taylor suffered some in the region
of the recent surgical operation performed
on him, on Sunday night, and DR.. Maston,
of Albany, was called.
Last week W. H. Hairless sold to E. W.
Fisher the ODE Motley tract of So acres
situated two miles north of Corvallis. It
was a cash deal for $780,
The Symphony GIee Club concert at
the Presbyterian church Saturday evening
March l6, promises to be one of the most
enjoyable entertainments of the season.
The topics to be presented at the Presby.
terian church next Sabbath are AS follows:
Morning. "Tighten the Bslt;' evening,
''The Heroism of Faith A welcome to
ALL
Don't forget the Hook &, Ladder ball Fri
day evening. Appropriate decorations, a
good floor, good music, and good time as
sured. Prices, 81 90 per couple; spectators,
25 ccnts.
Mrs. o. R. Addition, who has been visiting
relatives in Massachusetts,, during the past
six months is spending few days in Corval-
lis visiting her son Alton. She expects to
leave Friday for Portland.
One thousand samples for spring suitiugs
were received this week by G. F. Cecil, the
fashionable tailor. Some of the tints are
exquisite and the suits are sure to suit the
tastes of the most fastidious.
Sorbin, the Chinaman, is highly indignant
because some person threw acid on a line
full of clothes. Acid willstake the color
out of clothes, but it takes Spencer to re-
move a beard, or cut your haIr in an artistic
manner.
The fremens' election last Saturday was
not a spirited contest. There were only two
candidates in the field. A. W. Rose and c..
E. Small, both of whom received unanimous
support of the voters for chef engineer and
assistant chief respectively.
S. L. Kline and family, who have been
absent in San Francisco for several weeks,
returned home Friday. Although they Wis
tied friends during their stay, the real object
of MIR. Kline's trip. wasi tho purchase of a
large spring stock, which has already begun
to arrive.
I. E. Wilson is laid mp with genuine
case Of articulatory rheumatism, the result
of ia grippe. The latter complaint left
every other part of his body, and settled in
both ankles, from the effects of which he is
confined to his bed and is unable to move
without causing great pain.
At the Grange convention held in the K.
of P. hall last Saturday, Mrs. L. F. Wilson,
of Corvallis, and w. II. Malone, of Alsea,
were chosen delegates to attend the state
Grange, which meets the fourth Tuesday in
May at Salem. Mrs John Whitaker oi
Willamette, and w. H. Howell, of Alsea,
were elected alternates
The store opposite the. GAZETTE Office,
which has been occupied by Krausse Bros.
shoe store for the past eighteen months, is
once more vacant, the entire stock having
been shipped to Oregon City per steame,
sElwood, where the enterprising Salem firm
ill open shoe store. VIM. Wright vii
Slontinue in their employ, and will manage
the business in the new location
Rock for the revetment work is being
secured from the cascade mountains. AL
ready two train loads have arrived. Tht
cars are taken to the O. P. incline where
the rock is unloaded onto scows, these beins
towed to the government works by thu
steamer Three Sisters. Robertson and Cam