The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-12-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
"The dance goes on tonight ii
the opera house,
Miss Elto is responsible iol
much kissing to day.
Julian N. McFadden is al
home for the holidays.
Miss Helen Holgate return, 4
from Portland Saturday.
The Mikado company Is now
practicing at the opera house.
Judge Finn. of Albany. die
business in Corvallis Tuesday.
A. L. Clark, of John Henry
fame, was in Corvallis this week
New Year cards at Con Ger.
hard's. Remember your distant
friends.
Misses Ora Spangler and Er-
ma Lawrence are expected home
today to spend the holidays.
Norman Rowan returned to
Corvallis this week, after sew
eral months absence in Texas.
A little scrap Saturday night
between two young Americans
enriched the city treasury $40
worth.
Rock Bryson and Julian Nc
Fadden, who are attending the
State University, are home for the
holidays.
Lee Beach, hearty aud smiling,
arrived from Portland Tuesday
and will visit his family during
the holidays.
Prof. A. c. Bauer, the crayon
artist, is back in Corvallis, af-
ter a few weeks absence in Eu-
gene and Junction.
Hon. John M. Sommers, repre-
sentative-eIect for Linn county,
was in Corvallis Tuesday, shaking
hands with old friends.
Dick Graham left this week
for Palo Alto, California, to join
his mother, who intends spend
ing the winter in that state.
Jake Hurlburt says r. L. Taylor
gave him the ssfair shake" when he
shook Al at the rattle the other day
and won the gold watch for Jake.
Adam Assell says, in his sleep,
that the Spanish will have to be
wilier than they now are or they
may see overthrown their hold on
Cuba.
The college and the public
schools have adjourned for the
holidays. Many of the college
students have gone home for the
week.
Brady Burnett returned from
Portland Wednesday and will re-
main here until a week from
Saturday, when he leaves for
Palo Alto.
A. w. Bowersox, together with
a number of Three Linkers from
Corvallis and Albany, instituted
an encampment at Yaquina City
Monday night.
Next Saturday and Sabbath will
be our second quarterly meeting
for Corvallis. All are invited to
attend at the old college chapel.
P. A. Moses, 2. G.
II. F. Fischer left Tuesday ON
an extended business trip to Chi
cago and other eastern cities.
Before his return, he may visit his.
birth place in Germany.
The subject at the Christian
church next Sunday morning will
be sThe Short Time," being a
New Years subject. All are wei
come. G. G. LeMasters.
6. NJ. Simpson returned Mon
day evening from several days
trip to Brownsville, where he dis
bursed several hundred dollars
among the farmers for fat Christ
mas turkeys.
DR., c. o. Beam, an optical
and aural specialist, has located
in Corvallis and has offices with
DIR. Farra. DR.. Beam comes to
Corvallis we'll recommended and
we trust he will meet with sue
cess
7. R. Bryson and wife returned
Monday from Portland. Mr.. Bry-
SON is still confined to his home,
pending his recovery from the
effects of a dangerous operation
performed during his recent abb
sence in the metropolis.
Many complimentary remarks
have been made concerning the
invitations to the II. & L. ball.
They are artistically printed in
two colors, and the recipients
Judged them to be eastern work.
They were printed at the GAZETTE
office.