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

at Miler's.
Hon. John D. Daily returned from Port
land Tuesday.
j. H. Wilson went to Portland Monday
OIL, legal business.
Hair cutting Is cents and shaving 10
cents at T. G. Cases.
Eight dollars will buy all wool suits
worth Sl2 so at Millers.
Monarch shirts and Conn collars, best in
the world, at f. L. Miler's.
Mrs ]. B. Berry. of Lyons, is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Jack Mayo of this city.
G. F. Laws. the Monroe warehouseman,
was in town during thei fore! part of this
week.
F. L. Miller win save you 25 per cent. on
clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes and fur
nishings.
Do not wait until it is too late; sStoek's 5
will soon leave and you will have to pay
regular prices fol goods.
Geo. Fuller, who lives near the Catholic
cemetery, is making extensive repairs and
additions TO his residence.
Mrs. Fl. A. Beeler, who has been visiting
relatives here during the past two weeks,
left for her home in EugeuA on Saturday.
G. A. Taylor, representing the we'll
known printing house of Glass & Prud-
homme, Portland, was in town Saturday.
w. (. Dunn spent Sunday in Corvallis.
His wife accompanied him and will remain
several weeks visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Anna Denman loft Monday for
Charlottesville; Linn county, where she has
been engaged to teach three months term
of school,
P. Nash returned FROM Portland Monday.
During the past two months he has been
taking course in short hand at the Port
land Business College.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Westbrook have re.
moved to Corvallis, where Mr.. Westbrook
will have charge of the Underwood art gal
lery.-Albany Herald.
E. R. Bryson, Jallan McFadden and
Bruce Burnett students at the State Uni
versity, are spending their Easter vacation
of one week in Corvallis.
Clerk Hunter received Tuesday bran
new Remington type writer. costing Sl02. so.
I. IS for use in the office and was paid for
by Mr.. Hanter individually.
Miss Minna Yates, sister of W. E. Yates
and j. Fred Yates, who has been spending
: the winter in Southern California, is ex-
pected to arrive home Saturday.
Prof. George Denman is again teaching in
school dist No. g. This is Mr.. Denman's 8
third term in that district and is an evi-
dence that his valuable services have been
thoroughly appreciated.
Mr.. Tavernner, who recently arrived here
from Eastern Oregon, is engaged in building
himself a residence tract of land in the
Wells & McElroy addition, opposite the
home of Johnnie Wells.
up the delinquent roll for 1894, last Mon
day. Of the ], 800 tax payers whoss names
appear on tho roll $40 have paid, and some
thing over S2O, 600 has been received.
If you are III need of an overcoat pair of
pants or suit of neatly-fttiog clothes you
should patronize Cecil, the artistic merchant
tailor. He has the largest and most com
plete line of samples ever brought to Corval-
lis.
A lady correspondent wants TO know why it
is that the of Corvallis have such beau
tiful luxuriant hair, and such smooth. soft
skin. There is only one way to account for
it. They have their tonsorial work done at
Spencsrs.
This week, Thomas Samuels, manager for
the Sidney Power Company at this place,
received another large invoice of -four and
feed. Mr.. Samuels says trade is improving
and already his business is far in excess of
his anticipation.
Last week Leo Gerhard went to Portland
intending to remain only one day; but he
found some of his old friends, who per-
suaded him to remain until Saturday. On
returning to Corvallis, his appearance in
dicated that they had shown him .sgooi
time"
Preaching in the old college chapel next
Sabbath at eleven Subject, ''A Scripture
View of the Cosmogony." All who wish to
have an insight into this important part of
the scriptures, are invited to be present.
P. A. Moses, Pastor.
Mrs. ]. B. Walker left on Mondays train
for the metropolis, where she intends
spending the week with her husband, who
is playing with the Warde-James company
Mrs Walker was accompanied by Master
George, who, like his father, is possessed
of rare dramatic talent.
The interior of the store building occu-
pied by Hodes Hall, the popular ice
cream and soda water dispensers, , .has been
newly papered and painted and now pre-
sents a most inviting appearance. The
work was done by Paul & Kerr, and evi.
dences much artistic taste.