The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-05-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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New goods weekly at Nolan & Gala.
hans
A good secondhand organ for sale or
trade. Enquire of F. NJ. Johnson.
Born, Sunday, May 10th, to the wife of
Chas. Everett, son.
Mrs. F. A. Helm returned Monday
from brief visit among friends in Al
bany.
Mrs. Ralston Cox and daughter Esther,
of Vancouver, are visiting in Corvallis
with friends.
Mrs. Minnie Lee is home from sew
eral months visit among relatives in
Bluffton, Ind.
Have you seen Nolan & Callahan's all
wool suits, S.. so. twenty-five patterns,
sacks and frocks.
Mrs. ]. Mason will take in exchange
for millinery, hams, bacon, etc, and will
sell goods cheaper than any one in Cor
wallis.
A missionary tea was given Tuesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. H. T.
French by members of the Congrega-
tional church.
A gentleman with Pefer-like whiskers
while here this week, was waited on by
a delegation of citizens and requested to
patronize Spencer.
Stoney Wells left last week for Brook
field, Washington, where he has been
offered a job in logging camp. He ex-
poets to be absent about seven months.
]. B. Irwin, deputy Supreme comman-
der of the Maccabee order, Sundayed in
Corvallis. the guest of his SON, B. F. r.
vine, of the Times.
Sherman Wade, after ten days i'll
ness with la grippe, returned to his post
in the store of R. M. Wade 8. Co., last
Monday.
James Booth and wife returned to their
home at Yaquina last Saturday, having
spent several days visiting friends in this
city.
Mrs. w. T. Peet expects to leave short
1y for California, where she will visit sew
eral weeks before returning to the state
of Iowa which she intends making her
future home.
Miss Eta Campbell, daughter of our
esteemed townsman, A. H. Campbell,
left for Portland Last week and has ae-
cepted a position as nurse in St VIM
cents hospital.
w. S. Clark, returned Sunday from a
brief visit in San Francisco and other
California cities. He was accompanied
from here by Asa Tunnicllfe. whom he
left in San Francisco.
Eugene Weber, while practieing jump
ing with some of his playmates this
week, fell and dislocated his wrist. AS ia
consequence, his right arm is carried in a
sling. -
The ladies of the coffee club intend
celebrating their anniversary this year
with an entertainment and ball, the pro-
ceeds to be used toward purchasing a
piano for themselves and firemen.
About 40 excursionists took advantage
of the cheap rates and left Corvallis on
the Hoag Sunday morning, spending the
day at various points along the river and
returning ON the Albany in the evening.
o. L. Clark, Hodes' accommodating
book keeper, intends leaving for the east
on a business trip, about June 2oth.
While absent he will visit in Yankton,
S. D., and in Minneapolis, Minn.
w. W. Bristow is doing the southern
portion of the county this week. Mr..
Bristow is rustler and is making votes
daily. He deserves a handsome MAORI
ty, and he will get it. H.. az.
The o. A. c. field day sports, pro-
grain of which appeared in this paper
two weeks ago, will occur Saturday af-
ternoon at the college campus. The
postponement was due to inclement
weather,
Benton eouuty's respected citizen, w.
E. Yates, returned Monday from Coos
county, having made trip through the
southern part of this district. He is re.
ceiving favorable mention from all our
exchanges, and is making friends wher.
ever he goes.
The H. & l.. Band of this city has ac
cepted an Offer from the Eugene celebra
ton committee to furnish music there
July I'D and 9th. The price to be paid i:
sfoo and expenses. On the third a gran6
firemen's tournament is being arranged
for and the H. & L. Band is to lead the
parade. The boys would naturally pre-
fer to stay at home, but as there seems tt
be little likelihood of Corvallis celebra
ting this year, they accepted Eugene
offer.