The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-06-28
BRIEF LOCALS


The Oregon Paefir pay car went over Ito
road Tuesday last.
The stock fair association failed to Of
eanize on last Saturday in the court house,
The people of the Summit are going ter
have large time on the 4th--iiext Thurs~
day.
Kenoved-and now is the time to saves
money at Irvine s. Helms if you want auY
shoes.
CORVALLIS Mills -four, NJ. X. creamery butt
ter and Benton county cheese at s.. l..
khne's. ..t At
At cost-Irvine s. Helm have q lot Of
remnants of shoes that they willse for lesss
than cost.
Tunnel No. l, on the Oregon Pacific near
the Summit has been having new timberss
placed in it.
Miss Gussie Schmeer, of Albany, has beena
in Corvallis this week visiting with thes
Misses Weber.
Mr. Hayes, the wife of ex:President'
Hayrs died at Fremont, Ohio, Oh June 25th..
She was agel S.
Bargains in shoes at Irvine & Helms.
Please examine their shoes that are offered
for less than cost.
There will be public preaching in the H..
E. Church Sabbath morning by q: W.. Benz
| nett at l o'c"ck.
Miss Abbie Right. of this city. has been4
elected to a position as teacher in the pub
lie schools at Albany.
Preaching at the Oak Ridge Presbyteriam
church at ii o'clock a. m. on Sunday next;
| by Rev. f. J. Thompson.
NJ E. Church, South,-Preaching Sum-
day morning and evening by Rev. L., p.
Martin in the college chapel.
! Irvine & Helm will sell you shoe that
cost Sl.25 for 81; a ladies' grainlshoe and -
chill's that cost 81 for IS cents.
Quite number of Corvallis people sf:-
tended the picnic at the Irish bend on the.
| willamette last Saturday. A. good times
| was enjoyed.
| There will be no service in the Presby..
| teriau church Oh next Sunday account of.
the repairing going on in the building. No'
Sunday sciiooHelther.
Over 40, 900 bushels of grain have been.
hauled by wagon and team for w. A. Wellss
to his warehouse in this city from pointss
along the river inaccessible to boats.
| The pile driver has been at work this
week on the, boom of Friendlys up thss
river from this city. Several piles werss
driven at different places to chain tiiebeom.
to to hold the logs. p
| Evangelical church,. M. Dick, pastprS
preaching on Sabbath at ii a. m. anssi p.
m; song service at 7:45 p. m.;. sunday
school at 3 p. IN. All are most cordially iu--
vited to attend he above services
| A barn near the crossing of the railroad
tracks at the depot came near banning,
down Friday last A few buckets Of:
water extinguished the flames. It was'
started by spark from passing locnn1,-'
tive.
The Occidental Hotel is being enlarged byr
having the portion the dining. rpomt
raised to another story. When this is c,ir-.
Der more of rooms and make his accommo-.
iations better.
j. R. N Bell, of the Roseburg Review.
and formerly clerk, Of the railroad, conf
mission, has been in the city during: thas
past week in attendance at the exercises OF
the agricultural college commencement Hes
is as healthy looking as ever.
c. G. Hogue and Mrs. Norris Humphrey
went to The Dalles to attend the state asa.
sociation of the Congregational churches
and ministers, which Is now in session in;
that city. They go as delegates from the,
| Corvallis church. Rev. Rogers is also ins
attendance.
No one being on hanl last5 Friday night,
no meeting of the board of trade was helGh
as announced, therefore Corvallis cannot bes
advertised,very extensively in the east by
Supt. McElroy when he attends the e. A..
r. national encampment.. So goes the con..
dition of things, ETC..
G. W. Parker, the father Of Mrs. W. b..
Chase, of Corvallis, died while coming ul,
from San Francisco to Portland! on: an o. B..
& n. steamer Saturday last. He haul
been in California for his health. A. tele.-
gram called Mrs. Chase and husband, to.
Portland to take charge of the reu,ains..