The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-06-06
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Ed Taylor and F. B. earns, of Alse',
paid this Office visit Tuesday.
Miss Alice Birch, of Rickreal, is visiting
her cousin, Miss Mamie Cauthorn, this
we.k.
Mrs. M A. Beach left yesterday for
In the future.
Rev. Kelly, pastor of the Evangelical
Association, will preach at the Baptist
church Sunday, June 9th at p. m.
The steamer Arcata will leave Yaquina,
Monday. tile 10th. for San Francisco, stop
ping at Coos bay. Fare from points on o.
C. & E. to Coos bay, $40.
Off Wilson has been papa since last
Thursday. Since Trilby feet are the thing
this season for girls, it is fortunate circum-
stance that the new conner is boy.
Uncle Sans inspecting officer, Col. Jack
son, who examines the military department
OF all United States schools once each year.
arrived yesterday, aud inspected the battal-
ion at the O. A. G.
If Johnnie Hoffman will call at this office
and pay for this notice. he will receive ticket
No. l,GlO, in Mi!ler's drawing for bicycle.
-, and things like that, which were
picked up on the street.
Tuesday Judge McFadden received word
from Clerk Murphy, of the supreme court,
that the hearing of arguments iu the Ore
n Il l,a1 aat for
Tuesday. the 18th inst, at g. m.
A new deputy recorder of the female per
Waters. Yesterday morning Virgil pro.
poses to have assistance, even though the
county court refuses to pay for same.
Three cars of beef cattle were shipped to
Portland this week by James Lewis. The
lot numbered about 60 head, and were most
ly raised by ]. W. Foster, who realized three
cents per pound, weighed in Portland.
While riding after cattle one day last
week, Ed Wiles had the misfortune to have
his horse fall with him, resulting In severe
fracture of one of his ankles, from the effects
of which he now perambulates with crutches.
Tuesday Mrs M. w. Hoffman received a
wire from her daughter, Maud, dated at
New York, stating that she would sail for
Europe on the 18th of July. and that her
proposed visit to Corvallis was yet uncer-
tain.
J. B. Walker is now visiting in England
and may possibly remain there permanently.
His engagement with the Warde- James
company was concluded in Chicago on the
23rd ult, and he departed Immediately for
Europe.
William Skipton, who has recently served
the county as deputy sheriff, left Thursday
for better climes, his destination being Fort
Worth, Texas Billy leaves host ef friends
who will wish him unbounded success in
his new field.
While great many of our citizens seem
to be ready and anxious to dispute the state
nent that Spencer was legally defeated at
the late city election, there is not man in
town who will dispute the fact that be is
the best barber in Corvallis.
The marriage of r. f. Mulcahy. formerly
superintendent OF the Oregon Pacific and
Miss Genevive Hughes, of Salem, is an
nounced to occur at an early date. Mr..
Mulcahy is now resident of San Francisco
where he is to be engaged in the brokerage
business.
Rev. T. T. Vincent, pastor of the lst
English Evangelical Association of Portland,
spent few days in Corvallis last week. He
is the owner Of large farm in Kings valley
and while here he drove ont and. Hooked over
the place. with view to making some I'M
provements.
Brady Burnett. E. r. Bryson, Ralph
Terrell, Mart Spangler, Arthur Wood, Lee
Beal and Wallace Harrison were among
those who attended the races at lndepen
dsncs last Saturday. They say the track
was exceedingly slow aud the races were
urinteresting.
Close attention to business and courteous
treatment of his customers are two of the
reasons why Mr.. F. A. Alexander is meet
ing with such remarkable success since his
connection with the New York Racket
Store in this city. Attention is called to
his announcement elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Armstrong enter.
tanned about thirty friends at their country
home last Saturday afternoon. Host and
hostess succeeded in making the afternoon
pleasant one for all who partook of their
hospitality. Refreshments were served on
the lawn under large awning.
Miss Kittie Emmett, ex-senator Emmett's
youngest daughter, formerly of Roseburg,
but now of the graduating class of the Agri
cultural College of Corvallis, is in the city
visiting with former schoolmates, Mrs.
Findley and sister, Miss Clayton, who is
making the beautiful graduating costume.
Albany Herald.
Rev, Martin Burlingams is now employ
ing himself in the organization of Sunday
schools throughout the county. Parties in
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