The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-08-30
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

terrain church next Sabbath at 2:30p. m.
Mrs. Thos. Graham and children
are home from the seaside, coming
last Tuesday. (
It is said that the w. c. 7. U. is
preparing course of, lectures to be
given soon in this city.
Miss Ida Belknap, Of this city, re-
turned from the bay country on Tues
day, after few days enjoyment Of the
ocean kreezes.
Albany's street cars began making
regular trips on Wednesday,. Have
you seen the street cars in Corvallis
Keep lookin'.
Rev. ]. L. Hershner, formerly pas
tor of the Evangelical church of this
city, but now located in Aibina, was IN
Corvallis this week. -
Henry Keesee and wife, of Bonanza,
Klamath county. are in the city visit
ing with Mrs. Keesee's parents, Judge
and Mrs. John Burnett.
Wat Johnson and his family have
moved to Palouse City. w. I. Mr..
Johnson's poor health was the cause of
their making their change.
Miss jessie Looney, a daughter of
Senator Looney, who lives near Jefer-
son, Marion county, is visiting in Cor
Wallis, guest Of Mrs Zephin Job.
Andrew Gellatly, who lives near
Philomath, upon flushing up his
threshlng business for this season
found he had 10000 bushels Of grain.
'.The seal of the state of Waahing-
tom, encircles seal with the figures,
"1SS9," beneath, for the new state
which will soon be made out OF w. l..
Evangelical Church. There will be
no services in the Evangelical church
on next Sabbath, the pastor being
away in attendance at a campmeeting.
A good plan just now would be to
give Main stleet thorough raking
over thus cleaning off some of the
largest boulders which are now so
plentiful.
One or two "drunks and disorder
lies" have been placed in the cooler
during the past week. The jug is a
small one, but there is always room fol
one More. ii
Jack Dempsey was tknocked out
in the thirty-second round in fight
between him and La Blanche fol
$4,000, in San Francisco, on the even
ing of the 9th.
A farmer at Willow Ranch, Modot
county, Cal, put in 200 acres of grair
this season and threshed thirty bushels
and cut nine tons of hay, where he
generally cuts $50.
Hairless q Davisson have purchased
the John Baker ranch OF 80 acres
situated about four miles soeth OF Cor
Wallis. 1t is their intention to divide
it into small tracts and sell it.
The delightful new-step polka b.
Will L. Thompson, is one Of the mos
beautiful pieces of music ever pub
lished. Any music dealer will nail
to you on receipt of price, so cts.
Mr.. Martin who formerly owned th
confectionery stand near Jobs bank,
packing his household goods prepare
tory to going with his family t
southern Oregon. He may locate IA
Medferd. ~ Ks
DR.. Thompson will speak next Sab
bath morning at the fPresbyteria
church on the following subject: eth
Tent and the Building" In the ever
ing there will be song service TO
lowed by a short sermon on "Religlo
and the World"
Simon Kline, who has been i
Frisco for the past three weeks, arrl'
ed home on Saturday morning, accon
panied by his family, who have bee
there also visiting relatives. M
Kline purchased a large stock {
goods while there.
The household goods belonging
Rev. A. Rogers which were shippe
about two months ago from the ca
arrived in Corvallis on Monday. 1t
impossible to understand how the raj
road companies make such quick
time in hauling such freight,
F.aM. Johnson, who is with b
family at the seaside, came to Corvall
:, on Monday returning Tuesday. +
says that he had to ride on the san
train with the returning editor