The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-12-06
The New School Building
Formally Opened.
ON THE RIVER.
a New Front-To Seattle-RaSp-
berries in December
Sold His Shares.

IN PendletOn.
See what J. D. Clark hast say in an adv.
en- the third page.
elsew here in the GAZETTE
j. w. Will is preparing to display fine
stock of holiday goods in his store.
Money invested in Wilkins' addition lots
will double itself in a short time. Invest
now.
Hairless & Davisson mean business.
Eead their large adv. on the second page of
this paper.
County Clerk Wilson is out again after
having a long attack of rheumatism in the
right ankle.
Guy NJ Powers is now purser on the
steamer N. S. Bentley, plying between here
and Portland.
P. Weber can supply you with any thing
nice and substantial in the furniture line.
See his adv. in another column.
For excellent building lots secure one o r
more in the wilkins addition as advertised
The Blodget district has been supplied
with a teacher for the school there. Moth
ing like advertising when anything is need
ed.
George Eglin returned from Portland on
Monday. He says enquiries down there
about Corvallis real estate are quite numer.
GUS.
Regular quarterly meeting services will
be held next Sunday at the M. E. church
BY the pastor assisted by Rev. G. w. Ben
nett
The manager of Jobs addition to Cor
wallis has something to say to you in this
issue of the GAZETTE. Look on the third
page.
S. N. Wilkins was in Portland ON Satur-
day last, looking after q stock of holiday
goods for his establishment in the postotfice
building.
Twenty.eight dollars were the proceeds OF
the supper at Judge Burnett's on Saturday
evening. This will be used in the purchase
Of an organ.
F. Hershner's horse took short spin,
with the delivery wagon, of his own accord
on Tuesday forenoon. But little damage
was the result.
A boom is a temporary creation OF ticti
cous values. In Corvallis the activity ii
permanent development of actual value
That's the difference.
The old Chambers house on Eighth ant
jackson streets, now owned by David Us
burn, deputy sheriff, is being remodeled
into neat residence.
The first steamboat to navigate the W.T.
Iamette above Corvallis this season of 'S9
80, was the Modoc, of the o. R. & N. line
ON Tuesday, December 3rd.
Evangelical Church. by thu
pastor at Evergreen on Saturday evening
at Beulah on Sabbath at 1890 a. M, AM
here in Corvallis at 7 p. m. Sunday schoo
at g. p. m.
August Hodes has an excellent line o
pocket cutlery, meerschaum pipes, and ciga
holders, which would make very mic
Christmas presents for somebody. Cal
and see them.
Episcopal church, Cervallis,-Services o,
Sunday at ii a. m. and p. m. Sunda
school on Sunday morning at 9:45. Choi
practice on Saturday evening at 1880. Al
are cordially invited.
Two runaway Indian boys from tn
Chemawa school were captured in this cit
Oh Tuesday by Scrafford, the deput
marshal. An employe of that institutio
came up and took charge of them Wedne'
day.
It took two men, sheriff and deputy. tn
ether day to convey an 1Syear old shackle
eolored convict to the penitentiary frol
Portland. The deputy should have re
mained at home. 1t seems like too muc
extravaganza.
A Polk county man received 'shivaree
Because he married within month aft
his first wife's death. He told the ser
naders that he didn't think it showed goo
taste to come banging around mans hou
10 soon after funeral.
d. Howell, the jeweler, received di
patch on Saturday calling him to Orego
City to be at the bedside of his brother WI
was reported as very ill. He took the trai
for Albany that morning. Henry Wortha
is filling his place in 7. Graham's drug sto
William B. Ladue of Salem, has receive
the appointment as cadet to West Poi
from Oregon. As alternates, in case Lad'
does not accept Congressman Hermann hi
named Harold B. Fiske, of Salem al
Hayward H. Riddell, of The Dalles. Bo
of these are of the capital crty originally.
The city election at Philomath on Nc
day resulted as follows: Mayor, ].
Bryan; Recorder, w. H. Boles; Marsh
n. p Newton; Treasurer, j. l. Ak
Ceuncilmen, lst ward, L. n. Price and
w. Ross; End ward, J. j. Finlaysen a