The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-08-06
s. Is. Joupg,
TIbany, Or.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Carl Hodes is visiting in Egene.

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Carl Hodes is visiting in Egene.
Fred Nelson, of McMiunyille is ii
town.
Capt. ]. w. Crawford is rusticating al
Mahama for few days.
Prof. and Mrs. A. B. Cordley are al
Newport for the summer.
J.. T. Carpenter, leading business man
of Monroe was in town Monday.
Mrs. ]. Mason left for California last
week, after short stay at Newport.
John Ray and wife returned Tuesday
from an extended visit in Portland.
Judge Burnett and family left this week
for months stay at Finley springs.
Hon. w. E. Yates left Tuesday for a
few days visit with his family at Newport.
Prof J. B. Herner and Congressman
Ellis are rusticating this week in the AL
sea valley.
w. o. Nisley, the piano tuner, arrived
in town yesterday and will remain the
balance of the week.
The best place to spend the summer is
at the Finley Springs camp ground, con-
Quoted by John Atkinson.
Harry Samue1s, of Portland, accom-
panied by his friend Louis Cusick, are
visiting friends and relatives in this city.
Our popular grocer, A. Hodes, who has
been rusticating at Newport for couple
of weeks, returned home on Sundays
excursion train.
County Recorder sGellatly is in the
country this week, and during his absence
the duties of the Office. are being attend
ed to by L. V. Eberhart.
Miss Eta Campbell left Tuesday for
La Grande, where she will visit for a few
weeks before resuming her duties as-nurse
in the Portland Hospital.
Geo. Weber, since resiguing his place
with Hodes & Hall, has accepted posi-
tion with Kirk & Woldt and is engaged
in dispensing "wet goods" behind the bar
of the Leo.
President Miller, of the o. A. c., visit
ed Newport Sunday and engaged quar-
tiers for his family who will spend few
weeks there before taking up their resi-
dence in this city.
NJ o. Wilkins returned home last week
from two weeks outing in the Yaquina
country. Numerous stories are told of
Milts achievements as fisherman. but
the Lincoln Leader thinks about all he
caught was bad cold.
Elmer Samue1s returned to Corvallis
last week and will probably remain here
some time. For several months pastshe
has been prospecting in the Trail Greek
country and is interested in several min-
ing claims around Rossland.
Hermann Brayer and Emil Coos left
Corvallis last week on tour through
Eastern Oregon and Washington in
search of employment. Should their trip
not prove successful, they may be ex-
pected home in few weeks.
8 The fruit crop in Oregon will be near
1y failure. There will only be half
crop of wheat in the valley, but Judge
McFadden smiles and feels immeasura-
bly, above nature and sets it an example.
It was boy and arrived Monday.
DR. Payne, superintendent of the state
insane asylum, and Ar. Abrams of Eu-
gene, with their families, arrived in Cor
Wallis last Wednesday,. and the following
day took private conveyances for New
port where they will spend the summer.
]. r. Bryson and Thos. Callahan left
Saturday'by private conveyance for New
port, expecting to make the trip i'll one
day. Saturday afternoon their wives
took the o. c. & E., bound also for New
port, where the party will remain cou-
pie of weeks.
S. N. Wilkins is making a tour of the
southern portion of the county this week
on his bicycle and hopes to divert to
IOTValuS some OF tne tIaQc OF IndI seq
tion which is now going to Harrisburg,
Junction and Eugene. Mute is a rustler
for business and will doubtless succeed.
J. M Nolan returned last Friday from
Newport, and will remain in charge Of
the business for couple of weeks, while
his partner, Mr.. Callahan, enjoys a n1ucl
needed rest. Mr. Nolan's family is a
the bay, and upon Mr.. Callahan's return
he expects to join them again and re-
main several weeks.
James Flett and family returned yester-
day from short outing i'll the Alsea val
ley. Mr.. Flett expect to leave this week
for Spokane, in search of business 10
cation, and before returning home, viii
doubtless visit the Trail creek mining
country, which at present is attracting /
great deal of attention.