The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-02-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Friday and Saturday.
Hair cutting Is cents aud shaving II
cents at T. C. Cases.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor of the Congregational church will
hold conundrum social at the residence
of Judge Burnett next Friday, All are
cordially invited.
John Gavin has sold his farm in Linn
county, and expects to leave this week TO,
York state, where his family ara now located.
His position IS nightwatchman at the car.
riage factory willlbe taken by Eph Beach.
A very distinguished and popular indi 7id-
ual made his appearance at SpenceP's bar
Der shop this morning. He was an agent Of
st. Valentine, Cupid by ne me, who wished
to do business with Jesse's handsome custo-
merG.
''Turn back" pleaded the maiden, so
Time, in tiny flight, aud make me young
again, just for tonight" ..Cert4:nIy, -
rsjoined Time, asfabiy, '.Abous hog far
must sura bsck?" None OF yoar buai-
ness."
All Of the Brownies will surely arrive on
the 2Ist. Jhe services os Miss VaDdersau3,
of Salem, who has had a deal OF experience
with such entertainments, have been s, cured
and she will arrive hare Friday to begin the
Fehearsais.
w. l. Gazzsnl, special agent of the
Aetna Insurance Co., of Hartford, has
been spending the week IN Corvallis, lock-
ing after the business interest of his COM
pauy, which Is represented in this city by
T. A. johnson.
Hon. Thomas H. Cooper spent Sunday
at home He displayed good Judgment in
preferring to visit his family and confer wi tn
his constituents over Sunday. rather than
accept the invitation of Banker Coroa.5 TO
wiae dinner last Saturday evening.
Joe Bryant was in Corvallis Wednesday
to procure coffin for his father, Per Bryant.
who died Tuesday night at his home few
miles west of Summit. Deceased was an
old settler and quite well known in Bsnton
and Lincoln counties as an estialablc ci,.-
zen.
Theodore schnitzlein, alias "Fiaa Fa-
milia, was united in the holy bonds OF
matrimony TO Miss Emma Zink, last
Thursday morning. The ceremony occurred
at the residence of Ben Woldt, and waa
performed with great so!emnity by his
honor. Judge e. E. Wilson.
A license to wed was granted Monday
to Lincoln Allen and Dora Price. Tia
contracting parties are well and favorably-
known residents of Kings Valley. the
bride being daughter Of willard l.. Price,
prosperous farmer of that precinct, ana
sister of Mrs. w. L. OreD, of this city.
A. S. Addition, John Fulton and Ed En-
NIT rode out on their wheels last Sunday
to Andrew Gellstiy's, the onion kiug Of Ben
ton county, and took dinner. They found
the roads IL excellent condition for wheeling,
there being Only Que place on the entire
eight miles where it was found necessary to
dismouut.
Rev. John E. Day, of Woodbu-n. vii
occupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian church.
in this city next Sabbath. Dr. Thompson
has been invited TO speak and officiate at au
installation service connected with the Sun.
day school of the Presbyterian church in
Albany. He viii also preach In that church
uext Sabbath
What is your life?" was the subject of an
interesting lecture delivered last Sunday
evening at the Pcesbg terian church by Rev.
=. ]. Thompson. The Iecaure was the
closing one of ssries Of taks on practical
everyday subjects, one Of which has been
delivered each Sunday evening since the
first Of the year.
President John M. Bloss delivered an ad-
dress to the graduating class of the Portland
high school last Friday, giving its members
a dsal of wholesome, practical advice OF
his remarks the Oregonian of Saturday says:
They were not only interesting, but in.
stractiEe alike to the scholar and graduate,
and the general public.
Attorney Wallis Nash is taking the nee
essary stsps toward perfecting an appeal
from the recent order Of confirmation OF sale
{ "a eAO oiSSoA dSLAaC To SLssSiS.
Bonner and Hammond. 0ae hundred and
SIXTY notices of appeal have been served
the attorneys of record accepting service
in lieu of the numerous clients. The trans.
cript in this csse viii probably be the Iarg,
est ever made in the state. 1t will include
500 pages of pleadings and 1000 pages of
evidence.
NJ. II. Kriebel, Caleb Davis and Ed Stock
wheeled over to Albany Sunday last and
spent the day with their best girls. The
roads were found even better for wheeling
than in sumKaer. Good bicycling in Oregon
during the winter months is little out of
the Ordinary, still clear weather during the
month of February is quite common occur
encs. This sort of weather onght to serve
as a reminder to the complaining cneg that
in the Willamette valley it rains consider
ably less than thirteen months each year.
In honor, of her friend, Miss Elsie Failing,
of Portland, Miss Amy Plummer entertained
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