The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-12-05
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

LUOAL uA L u N1NUos
M. o. wilkins is attending circuit
court at Dallas this week.
Irving Burg returned Sunday from a
brief business trip to Eugene.
Miss Lillian Hamilton returned yester-
day from short visit at Eugene.
Jessie Tunnicliff is in Portland on
business for the electric light company.
Father Briody, of McMinnWille, visited
in Corvallis Monday and Tuesday of this
week.
If you want a good fitting pair OF
trousers, suit or overcoat, go to Cecil the
Tailor. 90
A typewriter in frst-class condition,
will sell for half price. Apply at this
Office.
A. L. McFadden left Monday for To
1edo on legal business and expects to re
turn today.
A marriage license was issued Tuesday
to Edmond Zeiss, of Albany, and Miss
Dora Bell, of this county.
Union services will be held next Sun
day evening at the Presbyterian church
and at the old college chapel.
Fred Blumhardt returned Monday from
a seveaal weeks visit with relatives in
Philadelphia and other eastern cities,
S. L. Kline returned Tuesday from an
extended visit with his family who arc
spending the winter in San Francisco.
VIM. Bray and wife left Monday for
Gladstone Park, near Oregon City, where
they expect to remain during the winter.
The Woodmen's circle auxiliary to
Nays Peak Camp will meet Friday even
ing at 7:3o for the purpose of electing
officers.
The Misses Hennion, of Portland, re-
turned home Saturday, having spent sew
eral days in Corvallis, the guests of Miss
Matte Avery.
Mrs. !. Mason and sister, Mrs. c. G.
Copeland of Toledo, took the "Sunset
Limited Tuesday for two weeks stay
in San Francisco.
Mrs. F. L. Miller, State Inspector oi
the Women's Relief Corps, returned
from Eugene Monday having during hel
absence inspected the corps of that city.
Miss Ora Spangler spent Thanksgiving
with her parents in this city. Saturda.
she returned to Oregon City to resurl,,
her duties in the public schools of tha
city.
I. M. Porter left for Portland Tuesda.
noon on business. He expects to retur1
TODAY. During Mr.. Porter's absence
Geo. F. Esliu is clothed with the judicia
garb of the police judge.
Bob Ray returned Tuesday to Wood
burn where he is employed in his father
store. Bob's frequent visits to Corvalli
are said to be for the purpose OF film
pressing business engagements.
Crock" Bryson, Eugene's pluck
quarterback and his brother Ed spen
Friday and Saturday with their parent
in Corvallis. They returned Sunday
resume their stadies at the University.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Wilsc
was seen at a drug store Monday enqul
ing about the cost of Castoria, sooth1r
syrup and other nostru1ns for infents.
was an eight-pound boy, and came tn
morning.
The presidents message discussed
sorts of matters and contained numero
recommendations in regard to o
foreign relations but overlooked one IL
portant matter-Spencer's shaves, hal
cuts and baths.
Mrs. Chas. Pearce left on the last \
quina steamer to join her husband W
is in San Francisco in the employ OF t
Alaska Commercial company. She "
accompanied by her son Harry and
poets to be absent several weeks.
The report that John Long had be
shanghaied or foully dealt with turns
canard A letter received by his
Tuesday states that he is in Washlngt
negotiating for the purchase OF a quar-
soon as the des1 was consumated.
Two members of the Philomath Iii
ary society had ''scrap' the other d
SO tits said, over SI.75 the balance
manning in the society's exchequer. B
were arrested and together contribu
SIS towards defraying the expense
Philomath's city government.
Nolan & Callahan say that times
p>rceptibly improved. Their buslr
for the month of November showed
increase of 20 per cent over that OF
corresponding month last year and pt
pects for the holiday trade, according
most of the merchants, are really Hat
ing.
E. Berlin left Corvallis last Friday
q iforlia, where he viii spend the
ter Ir. r:erlin is very Successful f
grover anl during his absence will