The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-01-16
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Miss Eda JACOBS 10 WISHING Irlends IL
Portland.
S. l.. Kline returned from San Francis.
CO last Saturday.
Bargains in boots, shoes aud rubber
goods at Nolan & Callshau's.
N. B. Avery returned to Oakland, Cal.
this week to join his family.
The o. c. & E. steamer N S. Bently
has been rechristened. Her new name is
"A1bany."
You will find it to your advantage to
call on Cecil the Tailor. Special prices
for the next 80 days
Mrs E. Rowe, of Stockton, Calf, and
Mrs S. Gof, of Independence, ueices of
Mr.. ]. Mason, are visiting in Corvallis.
Zephin Job, writing to his wife under
recent date from Helena, Nort., states
that he will be home on short visit, on
or about the 74tf instant.
Attorney J. II. Wilson left Corvallis
Monday for New York City. He goes on
important legal business aud expects to
BE- absent about six weeks.
Mrs. c. H. Pearee aud sou returned
last week from few weeks visit in San
Francisco, where Mr.. Pearss is employed
as bookkeep 2r in large wholesale house
The ladies aid society of the Presby
terian church give social Friday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. NJ NJ. Davis
Refreshments will be served Admission
10 cents.
Ed. Williams, spoken of as possible
candidate for sheriff on the republican
ticket, and A. H. Buckingham, both of
the new voting precinct of Bellfountain,
were in town yesterday.
Sol M Stock, of Salem, is about to as
sumo the role of benedict. He left
for San Francisco last week, and during
his absence is to be married to Miss Mar
guerite Jacobs, of that city.
Avaurtl and quit my sight Let the
cold earth hide thee. Thy skin is dirty,
and thy whiskers long. But go to Spen-
you may take me for your own.
A pair of gold trimmed spectacles found
under the sidewalk on Main street dur
ing the past week, have been left at this
Office The owner can have same by
proving property and paying for this nc
t1ce.
The firm of Stockton & Henkle, of In-
dependence, recently dissolved partner
ship, and divided their stock of general
merchandise. Mr.. Henkle's share of
same is now being shipped to this city
and will be sold along with the Z. H Da
Wis & Co.'S stock.
]. T. Apperson, president of the board
of regents of the Agricultural College, J.
K. Weatherford, treasurer, and w E.
Yates, secretary, constituting a special
committee appointed at the boards recent
meeting in Salem, was in session yester-
day for the transaction of general bust
ness.
Mrs. Della v. Peugra and Miss Hattie
Johnson, of Portland, are in Corvallis in
the interest of the United Artizans, a
fraternal and benevolent society. They
intend organizing lodge i'll this city
soon, and will shortly deliver lectures
on the benefits of the order, and receive
applications for membership.
The father of Judge Fullerton died last
week on board the cars, while enroute
to his home in Roseburg, after visit at
Portland. He was an Oregsn pioneer OF
1852, and was weTi known throughout
the state, and especially in Deuglas coun
ty of which he was sheriff two terms
during the early days.
Judge Huford returned Monday from
a few days absence at Yaquina City and
Toledo on legal business. He says poll
coin county, and there will likely be three
tickets III the field In conversation
with many prominent residents of the
new county, the judge found that they
unanimously favored the reelection o.
Senator Mitchell and Congressman Her
mann
P.,stiani -populist-nieution
= Hoffman of Benton county, a
.fa1a@ rhe possible candidates for con
esessEs-a oa the peoples party ticket
81 tia-l.aaa = 1 representative populis
ar. .4aS ~ lie les and isr11s of his party
at IL te''sE--e 5 end His inkwel1 neve
ruas sirz. a. 1on4!l The drain Oh its liquit
biac.>:.ess is oaa<tant- Moreover he i
til poe Ia.res:5 Of popnlism and is no
bAsafa- fvee>3s the aid of the mus
i'll behalf of = teris,n He could illus
trate h.s r".. a1gu speeches with pun
gent ifa rom his own poetica
effor Ht -aFan IS rustler, and
while having 40 viice1i IL she councils O
the peoples patty the GAZETTE second
the nomination.