The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-07-02
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!. LUg.lL HAPPENINGS.
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- LUDiAL uATI e NJ NUS.
Keen Kutter at Kiine's.
Miss Emma, Thompson is visiting
friends at Newperts ',~ So
g Austin Craig. Of the Washington
:: County ,Hstcfset, is in the city
A. E. Lyford is home from British
Columbia ON a visit to his faraily. >, ::
Z Mrs. r, L. Ws.hbur.,. of Eugene, is
visiting friends in Corvallis this week. :.
Miss Nina SrIi,h. visited in Corvallis
tbs week, the guest of Miss AIna Alien.
Seth McAiIister and Walter Griffin, of
Engene, were down Wednesday on a
tandem bike.
Geo. Bowers has been confined to his
home this week with severe attack of
kidney trouble.
The Blodgett school pic uic held last
Saturday was we'll attended and thor
'oughly enjoyed.
Long Tom defeated Corvallis nine
son the formers ground last Saturday,
with score OF I9 to 6,s;.. -es-... s,
Err, Lake and RoBt Johnson are at
Lafayette, attending a meeting of the
state horticultural: society.
t Mrs. S.SN.. wilkins is rapidly improv-
ing from her late serious illness aud
is now .estirely put of danger
sa% George cronkite left this week for
eastern oregoa., Wiieac he wsA sharrest,S
until the fall term of iltmsooilsxe.
= The Benton Mill. reeeatl shipped 600
barrels Of -four TO Central America. aud
are preparing another shipmelit =.
At NewpoHaast Sunday the Phiiou,ath
baseball team played saa all-Lincoln
county nine,3 defeating them by-.a acore
of loHte i.
simpso. 4 Huston. sho ii affe doing an
immense busipess in harvesting machiz-
dry, are bnildins large addition to their
Earehoase. .s
cottagers are already moving Kaquins-
7ward, and present indications point To
very prosperous season at Lincoin conn
tys beack 8 e
- e. NJ. Hamilton, who still retains his
usemhesship in Co. c., o. N. g., is at
sssadinr the eneampmsat at Hood River
Mis week. ~
:, 8'WaIt Smith's bicycle was raf1ed off
lat Saturday night. Officer Jas. Skip
ton Won it after tying with swo other
men for FIRST place.
: .-Dr. c. H. Lee andlMjG4ifHtf1FAAy
week on d ten days trip to the Bohemia
niniss district Nhste the IaH0 hssexg
tensive mining interests.
: III. II. veatch. a former O. A. c. stu.
dent, returned @MShday to Mis- homein
Cottage Grove, after A,sYeek,s visit in.
Corsaiiis among old friend. 49,
Tie street ,graveling is progressing
rapidly, Several teams being employed.
The epmmiteeahas about Fl. 900 to ex-
pend on street improvements this year.
Joe. Fptz, Of: Nolan & caH.han's tailor
ing department, expects te take vaca-
tien about July roth, and those wishing
artistic tailoring should bring their or
dersiaat snce. .ss';s sses.s
Mr.. M. c, Miller has resigned ssposi-
tion at S. K. Kliue's, and will be succeed
ed by C..A., Could, who will be pleased
to meet his friends that want bargain
in the grocery line.
The. GAeErTE presses turn out good
up-to-date job printing. In business and
society stationery this Office can compete
with metropolitan printers in the quality
Of work and in prices. asa
Mr.. c. G. Porter has so; far recovered,
his health. that. he IS able to resume his
work at S. l.. Kiine's and will endeayor
to interest his friends in the clothing and
furnishing goods line.
James, Hayes wassthe purchaser Satur-
day at sheriff S ssle of .the, Pryor Scott
farm two miles west of Corvallis. The
total price paid including costs. aud at
torneys fees was $7,473.
!. Adolph Peterson's littlessae aief with
an accident in his fathers planning mill
! Saturday, that might have been yery ser.
ious. As it was, the services Of physi-
clan were required to dress the-wouuds. :.
The Pope Manufacturing Co. has .re-
.duced the price of their coiuuabia biey-
cles to $500; Hartfords, for $40, S4s. and
$50. They have few of their 1896
wheels which can be bought for $50 and
$50.
Simpson, Huston & Co. have sold to
Albert Zierolf 36x56 Buffalo Pitts Mag
ara threshsr. 1t is fine machine and
Mr. Zierolf will be able to please all who
are fortunate enough to -haveshix1 thresh
for them. 80.
Mr.. w. c. Barrett, of Chicago, of
Criswald, Palmer & Co., manufacturers
of cloaks, was in Corvallis Wednesday,
aud placed the exclusive sale of his en-
tire line with S. L. Kline for the fall sea-
sen Of 1897.
The steamboat Gypsy came up Satur-
day from Portland where she has been
overhauled and repaired. She will be
put ON the route between Salem and Cor
wallis when the river gets too low for the
larger boats.
Eve.y man having beard should
keep it an even and natural ektn sHud if
it is not so aireG4y,l use Buckingham's
Dye and appear tidy.