The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-02-21
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Bull Breeches will not rip.
Closing out sale at Stocks.

Tuesday.
Hair cutting Is cents and shaving IL
cents at 7. q. Cases.
James Galloway moved to his fathers farm
at Galloway station this week.
Mr.. c. C. Hogue, ex comptroller of the
o. P. R. R., spent Monday night in Corva-
lis.
Miss Leona Gilmore, who has bean visit
ing Mrs Sarah Cauthorn, returned to he,
home in Salemilast Tuesday morning.
This week the wife of Johnnie Davis pre-
sentsd him with daughter. Johns native
bashfulness in consequence is overpowerinl
him.
Messrs. w. D. Raiuwater, Gust Lindner
and Fl. J. Reese, of Fairmount precinct,
attended to some court business in Corvallis
Monday.
W. A. Mahara's mammoth colored oper-
attic minstrels, the big black boom company,
with 80 people will be hors next Friday
evening.
William Pstriah Hunter, ex-,nayor Of
Wrenu, and now director, general of the ex.
tensive machine works ct Philomath, visited
Corvallis yesterday.
J. L. Ripley and family have removed to
tho Henry Galloway farm on Muddy about
seven miles south of Corvallis, where they
will reside in the future.
Miss Gussie Moses, neice of Rev. Moses,
of this city, and Miss Ida McCargue are Wis.
iting ia Corvallis this week, the guests of
Rev. and Mrs. Moses.
The Y. P. S. c. E., of the Congregational
church, gave a conundrum social at the resi-
dence of Judge Burnett last Friday evening,
A very enioyable..evening was spent.
Mrs. F.iA... Helm, grand ssecresary, and a
number of the members of St. Mary's Chap.
ter, o. e. S., visited Independence last Fri.
day, to reorganize;the chapter in that city.
W. A. Maharas mammoth eolored oper-
alto minstrels travel in their own special
Pullman palace car; the fneat privats..car in
theworld; made especially for the company.
NJ. Schmidt. proprietor. and C.'S. Smith,
clerk of the Occidental hotel are both suffer
ing with the gout. Were this fact adver-
tised the house would be filled to overflow
ing with guests.
Corvallis Grange No. 242 P. of Fl. will
meet next Saturday, February 23rd, ct 80
p. M, at which time master for the year
will be elected. A full attendance is desired
Moses Craig. master.
Fred Page.Tustin, a well known lawyer Of
the state, for many years located in Eastern
Oregon, has formed a partnership with Dis
trict Attorney G. M. Brown, and will take
up his residence in this cisy.-Roseburg
Review.
A splendid program has been arranged for
the Brownie carnival tonight. To insure a
comfortable chair, get reserved seat at
Howell's jewelry store, or come to the op-
era house early. Everybody goes to see
the Brownies.
Chas. w. Hodes, deputy supreme COM
mander of the order of the Maccabeea, is in
the city endeavorlng to perfect an orgauiza-
Glou u ta&d w At AAS
received considerable. encouragement
Brownsville Times.
w. w. Saunders has been admitted to the
practice of law at Spokane, WASH, upon
the recommendation of J. E. Fenton and G.
w. Belt. Mr.. Bslt is the district attorney
who prosecuted him for the murder of Chas
Campbell. Albany Democrat.
Candidates for chief of police and police
judge, who are to be elected under the new
charter, next May, are already looking after
their political fences and making them mig
ger" proof. Four proposed candidates for
chief of police have already cropped up.
Mr.. Will S. Stock, former we'll known
Portland druggist, and until recently Of Col
fax, Wash, where he was successfully en-
his interests in the latter place, and will
make Portland his future shome.-Telegran.
Albert. youngest son Of G. Schmidt, met
with painful accident while playing On the
O. R. & N. dock last Saturday. In passing
the warehouse with little wagon, = large,
massive door fell on him, resulting i'll a
severe fracture of right leg at the ankle,
from the effects of which he perambulates
ON crutches.
Ben Bowers, former deputy sheriff of
this county, but who for the past several
years, has been Texan farmer, returned to
Webfoot this week with his wife and sister
in-law. Mr.. Bowers will leave again for
Texas in few days to settle up business
matters, and will then locate permanently in
this valley.
Captain Bert Hatch, in charge of the gov
srnmsns snagboat, Corvallis, started to
b aard the steamer Three Sisters Friday
morning, when a plank gave way and let
him fall to the bank below, dislocating his
wrist. He will not be able to use his hand
for a couplesof months.
A monument to be erected in memory Of
E1e late L. Gerhard, in the masonic ceme
tsry at Albany, is being carved by Johr
Scrafford 1t will be ten feet high and is Of
dark Quincy granite, with a base Of