The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-02-19
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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oas.
Chas. Clark, formerly of the
o. & E., is IN town.
r. Fl. Huston and family visit
ed relatives in Albany last Sun
day.
E. 4. Wilson returned Tuesday
from brief business trip to Port
land. [.
The search for JAS. Eglin's body
has been abandoned until the riv,
er falls.
Prof. j. B. Horner visited bis
mother at Brooks Saturday and
Sunday.
College Observation-Disclosures
selves and the faculty it CaAthorn
hall tonight.
Guy T. Laws, manager of the
Liverpool Touring mills, was iii
town Tuesday.
Born, at Bertha, Multnomah
county, last week, to Mrs. Ida Ray
Brandes, a son.
Tom Abrams, formerly of Csr-
wallis, is now an employe at the
state insane asylum.
M. J. Lee-"Eli"-the wheel
racer, was in town this week, rep
resenting a bike firm.
Services. at the Presbyterian
church as usual next Sabbath.
A warm welcome to all.
Geo. F. Robertson, Blake, Nc.
Fall & Co.'s popular salesman,
spent Sunday in Corvallis
G. Schmidt, proprietor Of. the
Occidental, returned Tuesday from
brief business trip to Astoria.
Peter Leb, baker at Hodes &
Halls, was taken to- Portland
Monday .faxmedfeaf treatment.
Geo. w. Henkle & Co. moved
their stock of general merchandise
this week into the Fisher block.
Ben Woldt, assuming the coun-
-cil's action in revoking his license
to be illegal, has reopened his sa.
loon. :
The Fl. and L. Co. has changed
ats meeting nights from the third
Monday to the third Tuesday in
each month.
Ed. Holgate, now a Portland
banker, has a big new baby boy
to name. His Corvallis friends
suggest s'Hasty."
Jerry Nunan, editor of the
Grants Pass Courier, arrived il
Corvallis Tuesday and is the gues
of E. Woodward.
Frank Watkins, teacher id
the Belknap district, attended
the teachers examination al
Corvallis last week.
N. B. Avery returned Monday
from two months visit. with his
family, who are spending the
winter in Oakland, Cal.
1t isn't much pertators to b,
numbered with the Legislators, bu
it is an honor fauch intenser, to b.
patron of Jesse Spencer.
The Payton Comedy Go. played
three nights this week to fai
house. Trilby Corvallis Curt
was one of the performers.
John Barnhardt, who has bee
under the weather for severa
weeksswith an attack of la grippe
is able to be around again.
Geo A. Waggoner and J. B. II
vine, two prominent fighters j
the ranks of the G.. o. p, are
Salem this week, as spectators.
J. A. Howard has purchased til
stock and fixtures of the Corva
lis Commission Company an
purposes continuing the bushes
Mrs. r. White, who is visitin
the family of e. Holgate, fe
down the basement stairs Tuesda.
inflicting painful, but not sever
bruises.
The college boys are rejoicir
because Harry Kelly has returne
to his studies. He will strengthe
the athletic team for the sprin
contest.
j. Fl. Harris & Co. will oceuI
the quarters in the Burnett brio
recently vacated by Geo. '
HenkIe & Co., and will probab
move next week.
w. T. Cauthern has disposed
his general merchandise stock
Suver, Polk county, and is no
occupying the Geo. Wallace res
dence IN this city.
Will Fischer's many frien
will regret to learn of his serio
illness. An attack of la grip
has aggravated other troubles al
his condition is considered cri
cal.