The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-03-04
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


Portland this week.
D. e. '!erron at the opera house to
night All are invited.
e. E. Wilson returned from business
trip to Portland, Wednesday,
Attorney Clarke, of Marshfeld, was in
town several days this week.
Will Ready, of the Portland custom
house, WIS i'll Corvallis over Sunday.
Ex Grange Master Vorh, ,e' vas in the
city Wednesday, visiting the college.
The 1897 tax roll is i'll the hands of IT,:
sheriff. The taxes, all told, amount to
$61,e52.72.
Ben Jones. of Toledo, visited Corvallis
Monday and Tuesday. to discuss the pol =
itical situatioa with leading democrats.
c. c. McIlwlip, the popular and pro-
fcient baker in the establishment of
Hodes s. Hall, is visiting his fa,nilr i'll
Salem.
Envelopes with your name aud address;
letter heads, note heads. bill heads. The
GAZETTE job office turns out the very
finest work-strctly up-to.datc.
The subject at the Congregational
church. next Sunday wlerniHg will be
'The Mystery of Gedliness;'' i'll the even
ing My Life Surrendered to Christ"
SecoAd street is receiving a needed
scraping. Loads of mud are being cartea
away leaving the street hard and solid.
1t is fine street when in good condition.
Mrs. Chas. Hout and daughter left
here Monday for visit in Illinois and
Nebraska M. Hout will join them lat
er and all will return about the Ist of
August.
Mrs. Humbert, of Eugene, a preacher
of power and great earnestness, will oe-
.cupy tl:a pulpit of the Christian church
next Sunday morning and evening. All
are welcome.
The largest stock of mems and boys S
shoes ever opeAed i'll Corvallis just re-
ceiyed at Nolan & Callahan's. All grades
from a $I.25 plow TO $3.50 full dress
shoe. Right prices.
Robert johnson has returned fror;a
San Francisco, whittier he went on busi
ness and where he found much pleasure.
He saw ulany of the ex.Corvallisites, who
were in various stages OF prosperity.
The excellent program prepared by
the ladies of the Christi an church, which
is to be rendered at the opera house to-
morrow night, will draw a house. The
enterta inment is of an immensely high
order.
Claude Logsden and Miss Eva WithaHn
daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Oliver Withara,
were 1narriel at Mountain View, Febru-
ary 7Sth, Rev. B. J. Kelley officiating.
The young couple will reside in Linn
county.
n. E. Newton, of Philomath precinct
has been very favsrably mentioned i'll
connection with the assessorship nomin
alton on the republican ticket, and il
the party wishes him to make the race,
he would probably accept the nemina-
ton.
Mr.. Phillips, the photographer, has
opened parlers in the Gardner studio
and is now prepared to do first. class
work at living prices. Mr.. Phillips
work in the past is sufficient recon-
photos.
The Independence West Side for this
week has these items: Miss Mabel Cressy
visited friends in Corvallis this week.
Miss Arlina Lines has returned from
school at Corvallis-Mrs L. Cauthern
of Corvallis, Is visiting Mrs. w. G.
Cres:y.
D. c. Heron, grand lecturer Of the A
o. U. W., has few superiers as public
speaker, and in his address at the oper:
house tonight is sure to be entertaining
as well as instructive. There will he NJ
admission charged and cordial invita-
tion is extended to all.
gentleman by the name of Diuge,
has purchased the Sauluels warehouse IL
this city. and with his family will NOV
to town at once. Mrs. A. A Samuel
ana Idu1llS, dHc EllleI 0duiuciS duu ldiii
ilv will move to a farm near Monroe
which they have purchased.
Mrs. ]. D. Hiatt. Of Minneapolis, ar
rived in Corvallis yesterday. Her hus
band is employed in the postofice a
Minneapolis, and Mrs. Hiatt will spen
the summer here with view of pei
nanent location. Should she SO decide
her husband will join her later.
Manager Stone, of the c. s, E. R. R
has been at the bay for several days ac
cempanying the U. S. civil engineer VIII
is making an investigation prior to tn
letting of contracts. Mr.. Stone ha, eX
teHded to the engineer all the assistanc
that the road has in Its power to give.
Jan,es Lewis and young Dow indulge
in a rather mild fight in front of Taylor
meat market Wednesday. Chief Well
escorted both men to Judge Greffoz, VIII
imposed fine of SO on Dow. As tn
latter seemed to have provoked the guar
rel, the case of Lewis was taken uude
advisenent.