The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-05-21
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
TIbany. Or.

-LUCAL HAPfENlAGS.
New goods weekly at Nolan & Gala
= hans
The college band will give a concert
{ tomorrow on Main street at ago,
superintendent Irwin will deliver the
memorial address here May 80.
Coxey is coming. He,will be here the
2eth.
A good second hand organ for sale OIL
/ trade. Enquire of F. M. johnson.
Have you seen Nolan s. Callahan's ali
wool suits, $3.50 twenty-five patterns
: sacks and frocks.
Mrs. Myrtle Staiger, of Salem, and
Mrs. Clara Beeler, OF Eugene, are visit
+: ing their sister, Mrs. G. F. Cecil.
Next Sabbath evening at the Presby-
terrain church DR.. Thompson will preach
a sermon on National Memorials"
-Lend Me Five Shillings.' and splen-
did athletic program at the Opera House
Friday evening. Prices rs aud IS cents
/. P. Bergin came out from the Bay
Tuesday for a short visit with Corvallis
friends.
Howard Bush, of Kings Valley, the
nominee for assessor on the populist
ticket, was In town Monday.
]. NJ. Upton, the fusion candidate for
prosecuting attorney for this district,
rwas in. town Friday last.
Mrs. J. Mason will take in exchange
for millinery, hams, bacon. ETC., and viii
sell goods cheaper than any one in Cor
wallis.
Lee Williams, prominent Newport
merchant, returned home yesterday,
having spent two days in Corvallis on
business.
A. w. Bowersox, John Lenger and w
S. Hufford are attending a meeting ol
the Odd Fellows Graud Lodge in As
toria this week.
I. M. Hunter 10 gradually recovering
from his recent illness and Monday wa:
able to be down to his Office for the firs
time in several weeks.
- Judge Fullerton was passenger OF
the O. C. & e. train Tuesday, eurout.
home from Coos county. where he hae
been attending court.
]. R. Bryson returned yesterday from
Portland. having been called to tina
city by the sad intelligence of his moth.
er's death, which occurred Saturday.
s. I. Hays, the Western Union oper
@atorat this place. is doing Astoria thi
week. During his absence, Mr.. Hays
place is being filled by w. S. Clark.
Union memorial services will be held
at the opera house next Sunday. tt.
sermon will be preached by Rev G. L
Burbank, of Albany.
OF all the numerous and varied enter
tainments that Corvallisites are bein,
favored with of late, none are more en-
-joyable than shave at Spencer's.
Miss Louisa Weber left for Portlar
Friday, where she will take a course il
kindergarten work. 1t is her intentio
to be absent about six weeks.
Ali who have an interest in the colleg
and who desire to witness an exceller
performance, should come to the Oper
House Friday evening, May a7nd.
Fifty patent school desks arrived Tues
day for the school house in Dist No 9.
They were hauled out and placed in pe
sition yesterday by the Witharn boys an
Albert Harrington.
Geo. Bowers, who has been employe
for several years in the Occidental Sha
ing Parlors, has formed partnershi
with T. c. Case. They will make
strong team.
Don't forget the lecture at Baptist IA
ernacle, on Friday at 7:3o p. nj. On lii
and work of Rev. c. H. Spurgeon. A
mission free. Collection at close. A
cordially invited.
Presbyterian social at the residence
Capt. Crawford Saturday evening NJ:
23d. Literary and musical progra,
Ice cream and cake will be served frc
g to 10. Admission 15c A cordial i
vitation to all.
A team belonging to J. D. Harris,
Wells, took lively spin Monday aft,
noon from Ben Woldts corner out ir
the western portion of town, where
was stopped before any damage result.
G. A. Gerhard has purchased the ne
and stationery businnss heretofore CO
Quoted by Frank Conover. The trans
occurred Monday. Mr.~Gerhard is
young man of good, industrious hab
and we wish him success. He will be
sisted in the business by Mr.. Carl Port
who has been in the employ of Mr. c,
over for several months.
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