The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-04-11
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

LVOAL Hal L ENlNUOs
ls best place to buy gents shoes is
iller's.
lair cutting Is cents and shaving 10
at T. G. Cases.
scial Easter services will be held at the
byterian church both morning and
ing.
Stock has the agency for the ccle.
bd Stearns bicycles. Call at the store
see them.
% Y. P. 8. G. E., Of the Presbyterian
ch will hold sunrise service at 6
ok next Sabbath, Easter morning. All
sd.
G. Irvine. of Newport, passed through
aiiis Tuesday ON his way to Dallas. He
, delegate to the Presbytsry which con-
4 in Dallas yesterday.
cob Modie,. for many years resident
snton county, but who is now living
lbany, was in Corvallis this week for
irst time In over eight months.
is scientific as well as an evident fact,
in order to achieve success man must
clear brain and healthy body. A
and haircut at Spencer's will secure
both. .a
ster services throughout the day next
path at the Presbyterian church. Dec
ons, music, recitations and addresses
be the order of the exercises. A cor.
welcome to all.
be young gentlemen of Corvallis
invited to read the following lines:
u fortunes gifts you'd share. something
on Easter wear" Then 60 to Cecil's
have your measure taken for a new
J. Roster, an extensive San Francisco
afacturer, was hayward passenger on
days train. He had beens over the
looking for suitable material for the
lfacture of barrel staves and is said to
been successful in his mission.
ving to the dangerous illness of his
her, George M. Brown, prosecuting at
~ for this district, was unable to at
this session of the circuit court.
hinal matters, howevir, are being ably
i for by Mr.. Browns partner, MIR. Fred
-Tustin.
the Baptist church next Sunday, the
pr will preach sermon ON THE Resur.
on" in the morning, and the B. Y. P.
and the Sunday school will execute
er services in the evening. Good music
be furnished and we have the promise
memorable Sabbath day. All are cor
y invited.
advertantly the GAZETTE omitted to
last week that the real winner of the
ksr gun at Noian's was Mrs. T. (. Fish,
not her husband as.was claimed. Mrs.
purchased suit of clothes for her
band costing SlO.5O and received two
sts in the drawing, one of which drew
Run. This she sold for $45 cash.
wire received by A. B. Hammond
bday morning carried the intelligence
John Nj. Keith had been chosen mayor
lissoula, Montana. Mr.. Keith was
tidats on the citizens ticket and was
ted by large plurality. He is cashier
Ehs lst national hank of Missoula of
eh Mr.. Hammond is president and prin.
u owner.
hs Presbytery of Willamette met at
as on Tuesday evening. The dele
o from the Presby terian church in this
are Rev. E. J. Thompson, D. D..
eb Davis, Presidents Bloss, Mrs. Bloss,
B. w. Wilson and Mrs. M. NJ. Davis.
John Todd is the delegate from the
Ridge church. The sessions of Presby.
continue until Friday.
he time for the drawing for the $3.50. 900
th Of premiums offered by the San Fran
b Weekly Examiner, has been extended
May lst. Any one wishing to avail
nsslyes of the opportunity Of getting in
Ehis drawing should leave their subsorip.
Rs at once. FRANK CoNovER,
Agent.
fhe Wards-Ja ames theatrical company
bed through on Sunday evenings north
nd train. Bernard Walker, the young
lyon actor, whose home is at Corvallis,
baking his first season under the patro-
|s Of these famous actors. The company
just finished three weeks engagement
Ban Francisco and will play week in
tland. Only II acting people are car
! this season.-South Oregon Monitor.
In apparent error occurred in STATING
week that deed from Col. Hogg to
lllis Nash had been placed ON record,
veying title to 27,778 acres of land.
j facts are that the deed in question
rely dealt with ths legal estate on one
elfth undivided share In the total acreage
|ntioned. 1t was a quit claim deed te
Il in Mr.. Nash the legal estate of one
blfth, its purpose being to enable him to
kregate his twelfth from the clever
blfths, which have been owned by par
in England for years.