The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-10-31
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
4Ibuny, Or

Logan Hays is hack from weeks
visit in Portland.
Gina Familia" Schnitzlein became a
papa Monday night. 1t is girl.
If you want good fitting pair of
trousers, suit or overcoat, 60 to Cecil IL e
Tailor.
Miss Lillian Hamilton returned Men,
day from ten-days visit with friends in
Portland.
N. B. Avery left Tuesday for Oakland,
Gulf, where he will visit his family who
are spending the winter there.
Isador Jacobs, representing Chas. Kol. n
& Co., of Portland, spent few days in
Corvallis last week visiting relatives.
A license to we'd was issued Tuesday
to ]. Nj. Dick and Miss Allie Parker,
sboth residents of Soap Creek precinct.
Miss Matte Avery is visiting i'll Port
land, the guest of the Misses Henior,
who spent several weeks in Corvallis last
summer.
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church on Sabbath. sermon for the
times in the evening. The young especi-
ally invited.
Bruno Paul Schmidt, native of Ger
citizen of the United States last Satur-
day before County Clerk Hunter.
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day from brief business trip to Portland.
1t is said that since his return the Port
land Oregon City motor line has de-
.clared dividend.
There will be an auction sale of per-
eonal property at the Bird Wells farm five
miles southwest of Philomath on next
Saturday, Nov. 2nd, consisting Of horses,
cattle, farm implements, hay and grains.
The football entertainment is going to
be big success. Get your tickets ready.
They are for sale at Alexarder's, Como
ver's, Davis, Kline's, Nolan & Calla-
ahan's, Miller's, and at Zeis & Simpsons.
Admission will be IS cents.
Mrs Ida Cation Fortson, of Sacrament
ITO, is visiting her mother, Mrs. S. l..
Shedd, and expects to remain during the
winter. Mrs. Fortson's husband is tele-
Union, one Of the largest of California
papers.
Special Agent Ed. Croiser, of the
State Insurance Company was i'll town
Monday. 1t was in the State that the
Hairless prune dryer was insured, and
Mr.. Croi.en's visit here was for the pur-
pose of paying Mr.. Hairless the amount
-of his loss, which was $500.
Hon. R. A. Hensell passed through
Corvallis Monday enroute home from
Albany, where for several days he had
been attending the bedside of DR. w. H.
Rich, who is dangerously i'll of typhoid
fever At last accounts the patient
showed no signs of recovery.
Rev. ]. NJ. Foster, missionary from
|Sv atow, China, will speak at the Baptist
tabernacle, Friday, Nov. Ist, at 1850, r.
m. Charts and curios will be exhibited.
Everybody invited. Admission free. A
collection will be taken, for missionary
work, at the close of the lecture.
Arthur ST. Clair, who, for nearly foul
years has been known among his friends
: as the Alexander Selkirk of the Yaquina
country, returned to Corvallis Tuesday
and will not likely return to his forn,e,
haunts. He leaves today for Portland,
where he will probably accept position
"The Forest Grove boys are training
this season." says the Hillsboro Indepen
dent, but are spending no money for 1
coach" 1t isn't necessary. Their facul
ty includes two of the best football mer
in the state, who are coaching the Pacif'
University team, which is said to be get
ting into splendid shape.
mysterious Billy Smith, forme
Corvallis boy, but now famous pugilist
fights tomorrow with Tommy Ryan fe
the welter-weight championship of til
world. Billy says that !. uct. of his sue
cess is due to the virtue of Spencer
baths, and his refreshing hair-cuts an
shaves.
MO. Wilkins stenograpl,er for Refere
Woodcock has completed summar
statement of the net amounts due labo
and material creditors under the varior
Oregon Pacific receivers. All told ther
are about 1900 such creditors and tn
aggregate amount due them is in tn
neighborhood of 100000.
Six hundred and twenty pounds is th
weight of dressed hog which WI
= displayed yesterday at the meat mark'
of Godfrey Stedtler in this city. tt
hog was raised by gentleman name
Miller, who resides near Peoria i'll Lin
county, and was purchased by Geors
Horning. On foot it weighed 700 pound