The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-07-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
'es our cheap hats, F. L. Miller.

Finley soda on sale at Whitehorn's.
Tan shoes at reduced prices, F. L. Miller
2. Job is expsctsd home from Montan.
during the coming week.
ALI summer goods at greatly reduced
prices. Nolan & Callahan.
F. A. Alexander returned Sunday from
brief business trip to Eugene.
K J. Frazier, the lives real estate dealer
Of Eugene, was in town yesterday.
Hsa. Geo. Il. Burnett. of Salem, was 1
passenger to the bay on Mondays train.
Mrs. LeoI Stock and children left fol
Seattle Monday to remain permanently.
Mrs. Jesse Spencer is in Portland, a dele
gate to the degree of honor, grand lodge.
Miss Belle Brown, of Eugene. returned
home Tuesday after an extended visit with
frisads in this city.
E. Hofsr, of the Capital Journal, passed
through Corvallis Monday enroute to the
bay for a few weeks cutting. -.-
N. O. Wilkins and wife were passengers
to the hay Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Will
kins will remain daring the summer.
Prof. F. Berchtold is in Portland this
week As delegate from Friendship lodge of
this city to the grand lodge of A. o. U. W.
Misses Mary aad Jennie Gellatly left
Monday for Gladstone park to be present
during the week at the Chautauqua ex-
cisss.
W. s. Clark left for Independence, Tues
day. to take charge Of the Western Union
Telegraph Office 10 that city during the i'll.
ness of the resident operator.
Miss Ethel Crane, of Portland. was the
guest ever Sunday, of Miss Amy Plummer.
Monday Miss Crane left for Newport where
she intends spending month.
At the National Teaohers' Association
hsld last week in Denver, Prof E. B. Nc.
Elroy was honored by being elected one of
che associations vice-prssidsnts.
Alssa can probably boast of having the
Oldest drum in the state The one used
during the late 4th of July celebration ia
that valley, having done service since '63.
Julius Wuestefeldt and family are camp
ing this week in the Alsea valley. During
Mr.. Wuestefeldt's absence, Mr.. VIM. Bro
'dsr's is mixing drinkables at "Our House. :"
U. B. Vegle has gone to the bay to rusti-
cate. He takes with him his tools to work
or play. He leaves in the store here Miss
Glara k.rk A..
years apprentice.
Jesse Spencer is going to take in the ex.
earsioa to Newport next Sunday and on
that acconnt his customers are requested to
have their tensorial wsrk done Saturday.
Good advertisers keep their names be for
the publis all tho time. That is why you
are reading these lines. Cecil told us to
say something about his stylish summer
auits.
Andrew N. Holman and wlfs, of Salem.
eame up on Tuesdays train, returning the
following day. Mr.. Holman is a promising
young attorney of the capital city and was
formerly resident of Corvallis. He was
here on legal business.
While in conversation with Mr.. N. z.
Briggs. the other day, the topic being "brass
banda, . GAZETTE representative was ap.
prissd of the fact that Mr.. Briggs helped to
organize the first band and, also, the first
Gre company Corvallis ever had
Tuesdays Statesman says that, SIT is
probable that decision in the appeal case
OF the Oregon Pacific railroad will BE- handed
down very soon by the supreme court, as
that judicial body expects to adjourn for
shs summer term in about three weeks
The best time yet recorded between Cor
Wallis and Albany was made last Sunday by
Caleb Davis on Waverly wheel. Includ.
ing the time required In crossing the river
In . row boat, he made the distance from
Nolan's corner in 40 minutes.
A recent letter to relatives in this city
frsm J. B. Walker, states that he is now
visiting his sister at his old homo on the Isle
OF Jersey. II successful in securing sm.
plsynsnt he will remain, otherwise his re-
tura to Corvallis may be expected at an early
date.
Miss Tillis Harris is visiting here this
vssk, the guest of Miss Mollis Bsrgin. This
10 Miss Harris first visit to Corvallis since
moving to Portland five years ago. For the
past year and = half she has been employed
in the large store of Mysr & Frank, as cash.
Ter. and is now enjoying her regular summer
vacation.
The law firm of Bryson, Yates & Yates,
OF Corvallis. has been engaged to assist the
prosecution In the Mcdowell. Nc Caleb mur-
der case. This firm is one of the stron gest
law firms in the valley, and will give the
case . vigorous prosecution. They have
bsea snployed. We understand, by the
trends Of the murdered man who will bear
all the expenses incurred BY thsm.-Toledo
Leader.
Ias shsss at rsdsosd prices, F. L Miller.