The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-11-13
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
New Capes at Kline's.

upscrupuloas villain Mark 5HassFs;'
must be. .se .isss.,.,.S. 20
Miss Liiliap uanllttsfa teffi Monf
day ior weeks u1yif with friends III
Portland.
James Lewis returned to -Saleln
Monday alter "a few days visit
among old Corvallis Tieuds- =.
Mrs. Minnie Z. Lee entertained
a number of friends at her home
on Third street Saturday evening.
Guy +. Laws was in town yes
terday wearing smile from ear
to ear 1t was girl and arrived
Monday.
Don't forget TO illuminate your
your house or place of business to-
morrow night. McKinleyites are
going to celebrate.
Ed. Dunn, Mooney, Goldsmith
& Valentines travelling salesman
spent Sunday visiting relatives
and friends IN Corvallis.
George w. Smith and George
Horning shipped a Car load of hogs
to the Portland market yesterday.
The price paid here is 24 cents on
foot.
Members of the Corvallis Flam.
beau club are requested to meet
for parade at the GAZETTE office
tomorrow evening promptly at
7:15.
N. w. Parker, of. the firm of G.
M. Simpson & Co., in reponse,to to a
telegram from S. L. Kline, left, for
San Francisco by the Farallon
Tuesday.
There is not man in town, be
he ever so ignorant, and verdant
who does not know that Spencer's
baths, shaves and hair cuts are the
best obtainable.
Will and George Moore, two ex-
perienced candy makers, have
opened confectionery store in the
Phile building next door to Spen-
GERS barber shop.
All Mckinley voters are earn
estly requested to assemble at the
Opera House Tomorrow evening
at 7:l5 o.take part in the grand
Illuminated parade.
John Spencer, of Goldendale,
Wash, returned to Corvallis last
week after an absence of thirteen
years He is a son of the late
Uncle Geo. Spencer.
Lester M. Leland, one OF the
college printers has been confined
to his room for couple of weeks
with a a.serious attack OF erysipelas
but is now slowly recovering.
Services at the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath as usual.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.: public
worship at IL d. m. aud 7:3O p. IN.
Endeavor societies at and $50.
Meetings at the Evangelical
church. on Sunday at 2 u. m.
Preaching at 7:3O p m. The sub
ject will be eComparing the
Church with the moon.'' Every
body is invited.
Nose Gregson. until recently a
resident of Philomath precinct,
has traded his farm for a saw mill
at Toledo and is TO take possession
of same at once. Andrew G.
Krogstadt is the new owner of the
Oregon form.
Victor Moses. 4 member OF fhe
senior class of the %. A. c., has
Z been appointed deputy county
clerk by Clerk Waters and last
week entered upon the discharge
of his official duties.
A shipment of eastern oysters
was received on the 9th, to be
planted in the bay at Yaquina
Game Warden Mcclure has charge
These oysters are furnished by the
government for the beds at Oys.
teryille.
Hairless and Davisson have
moved their offices and will here
after occupy quarters with r. r,
Gibson & Son. in the Fisher brick.
Attorney e. E. wilson will, con.
tinue to occupy quarters III the
Zierolf building.
X. H. Gabbert has launched a
newpaper. enterprise on his own
responsibility. The initial mum
Der reached our table last week
1t is called the Avalanch journal
and is published at Canyenville,
Oregon Mr.. Gabbert is expert
enced In all branches OF the news
paper business and his Corvallis
friends will join the Gazette III
wishing him success.
Those 5 cent lunches and Is
cent meals at the Little Gem
Lunch Counter. are unsurpassed.
a trial viii Convince yeu that We
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