The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-07-23
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
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the summer at Newport.
DIR. Chas. Lee is in Portland attending
A. o. U. w. grand lodge.
Cant. Crawford and family are now
damiciled in the Tuller residence.
Will Skipton is back from his Calitor-
mia trip. He rather prefers Oregon.
"Our Very Best cutlery sold by Simp
SON, Huston & Co., is fully warranted.
Hodes & Hall sport new baker this
week. He is an artist in bread making
FIJI. Powers is acting o. R. & N. Cos
agent during the absence Of W. S. Stone.
walter Mercer, now a resident of Lake
county, visited his old Benton home this
. week.
Miss Helea Holgate returned Tuesday
from stay of several months in Port
land.
Iohn Scrafford and wife returned home
Wednesday from two weeks visit al
Elk City. Z.
Mrs Rryson and her sons have rented
the Mansfield cottage at Newport and go
over tomorrow.
Arrangements are being made for
game of baseball between Albany ano
Corvallis printers.
Recorder Geliatly has been taking
short vacation, leaving Capt. Crawford In
charge of the Office.
On account of the death of Mr.. Sam
uels, the fire delegates reception to Mr.
Kline has been postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Hemphill took the
train Monday for Newport, where the,
will remain during the summer.
John spangier visited his family thl'
week. who are camped in Alsea valley
Wednesday. Mart returns to-day.
DIR. T. K. Chapman has sued S. G. ane
M. A. Thompson for $253.75. in th'
county court, for medical services.
T. c. Sutten and wife, of Salem, Ie
turned home Monday after visit will
their old friend Mr.. John Barnhart
Recorder Gellatly is a temporary gras
widower. His wife is visiting friends Ii
Spokane and will be gone several days.
Mrs. Efie Eglin, widow of Jas. Eglir
who was drowned last winter, has asked
for letters of administration on the estate
George E. Waggoner, chief clerk IL
the U. s. surveyor generals Office, Port
land, is visiting the folks at hene' thl
week.
Jas. Flctt spent a few days fishing Ii
the Nc Kenzie. He reports trout bein,
fairly plentiful and salmon very mucf
in evidence.
Miss Jennie Mecklin, who for the pas
five years has been employed in the Van
couver telephone Office, is visiting he
cousin, Mrs. VIM. Buchanan, in this city
Let your eastern friends know wher
you live and the kind of place it is.
limited number of extras of this lssu
can be had at the GAzETTE Office. Pric
10 ceAts.
A Mccormick binder left the ware
house of Simpson, Huston & Co., las
Wednesday, bound for Eastern Oregon
It was one of the Now Right Hand, opel
elevator machines.
Terry Noonan, formerly editor of thu
Grants Pass Courier, but whose head
quarters are now in this city, started fe
the bay, yesterday, accompanied b
Mayor Woodward.
The summer school at Newport oper
August and, with large corps OF Il
structors recruited from the faculties {
the several Oregon colleges. twill col
Time in session five weeks.
O. r, & N. Agent Stone is in Marsha
town, Iowa, settling up an estate, an
expects to be gone several months.
Portland employee of the company fiji
the position during his absence.
M. Schmidt, the jolly landlord of Il
of the Occidental hotel, goes to A
aska soon He represents cer
pany of some twenty Corvallis peop
and will spy out the land for them.
A sign of the reviving times is tn
presence of so many CO mmereial travt
lers.- Every day brings fresh lot Il
reflection on drummers, personally,
tended) and nearly all seem to sell good
Artistic business stationery is in itss
a business catcher. The GAzETTE !?
presses turn out all kinds of work wi
the exception of poor and unsatisfacto
work. They do lots of printing and
it right.
The o. c. & E. R, R. Co., offers
tempting mountain excursion for ne
Sunday. For only one dollar one c.
spend the day in the heart of the casca
mountains. Train leaves Corvallis
7:I2 a. IN.
The best way to avoid scalp disease
hair falling out, and premature baldnes
is to use the best preventive known
Hail