The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-11

know if you have ever patro-
nized it. Send your order IN as
early as possible, for there will be a
heavy demand for the GAZETTE
work this month.
Maud Hoffman is playing with
Ada Rehan at Daly's Theatre,
New York. The play this week /
| is .sLordon Assurance. 5" The
Christmas number of Peterson's
Magazine, has a complimentary
sketch of her stage career and
also picture of the successful
young actress.
Fntball is violent exercise.
The players emerge from the game
somewhat disligured, but hungry:
and sucl, hunger! IL is hunted
that the proceeds of tomorrow
game will he devoted 10 the salts
tyiny of the PLAYERS vigorous APP
petites. The game promiSe>1o be
exciting and worth seeing.
Corvallis will be we'll supplied
: will, band music this winter.
I'VE have now the H. & L. band,
1.-The Ladies' band aud the 0. A.
. c. band. A Boys band has re-
ceutlx organized and, under, the
instruction of Loren c. Mason,
i is practicing regularly. 1t bids
fair to become a hrst-class oano'
The ages of the boys range from
!. I2 to Io.
An evening with Burns, Baptist
church, Corvallis, Dec. 2lst, at
n 7:3O. A lecture, illustrated by
re large colored crayon drawings, VII
be delivered on the iiie OF Burns
: bv Prof. Horner, of o. A. G. he
~ ~ citation. "Tam O'Shanter," b!
Judge John Burnett, together VII
other recitations, songs and musi
IA will afford pleasant and proilt'
y. bic entertainment. Admission l
cents.
IL A fair-sized crowd witnesse
d. the production of GA CONNER
cial Drummer by Bert Va
,er Cleve ana an Albany amatut
in company at the opera house la
Is. Friday night. Mr.. Van Clev'
:, considering his blindness, mai
ne aged his stage work with cas-
ne The rest of the players were tai
Ids Waylnan Mason sang a splrltf
solo during an interlnission tn
= was we'll received.
YES A movement is again on foot
he the establishment OF a creame
'rd. at Corvallis, aud those Interests
has in the matter assert that the PR
ous ent project will not be a faliu
,aet The promoters of the enterprl
intend beginning operations W
a paid up capital OF $4,000.
'rn- this. sum, Geo. Taylor, who
AL wears has been engaged in dai'
IS ING about Corvallis, agrees to ts
$4,000, and it is understood Il
,,d between $4,000 and $2,S0O b;
fine. already been subscribed.
we're Mask balls have of late We
fallen into disrepute. The ain
Get the H. & L. boys is TO make II
dol hall recall the old time affairs /
will, proved so successful and SO enl
u;lv able. They will conduct Il
. Christmas ball s, that its beln
W1l- public function will not make
lres- the less a social gathering. Yo'
.allis neonla all over the county.
Ifter- planning to attend this ball
some wonderful creations in
ii of matter of fancy dress, can be
is as pected.
iding Mrs WI Raw is visiting
q the niece, Mrs. Thos. Bell, III TINS
Mrs. Ray did not 60 to Callfo
, con- with her son, Don, but rema
iness, at Newport all iall. She wi
d the to Salinas, CAL, after the hold
hould and join MIR. Ray and Don,
are in the hotel business.
and Will are in Fresno. Dol
y on nao+s ~ to return TO Corvallis du
II be 49,. o,oement week and
re IN wear will enter Stanford, whe
mt will fit himself for the profe
of law. The Ray boys have
nding of friends in Coryailis VINO w
but pleased to learn that they are
MIA in pering and happy.
Irse in The expression ''sing and q;
has been used since the TN
stob,e Adam to signify the exhibit !
n1d T ~ ioyous feeling. Knowing thu
yester- liooN On" ca auan;no Of 81,
FleS' and dancing, Christmas
Between s and 8 o'clock, ther
appro- be given a neat and enjoyab
bands, tertainment of music and CO.
II find AT 9, the grand march OF
,ns by maskers takes place, and
r Cal will come the unmasklng.
which those not appearing
tune can Join in the dancins
vanSel- music which will be furnish
c'eu III the splendid Ii. & l.. band,
Is ABOUT ises to be OF unusual merit.
be COM ''0'
present Letter List.
Following is the list of letters
ants are ing in the Corvallis postofhce' III
If tl9t N5o,, rQo6.