The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-08-05
PLOCALS!.
oneer bakery.

Oregon.
macaroons at Pioneer
frs. j. B. Lee have re-
weeks stay at Newport.
of Smyrna rugs at L.
$ IS having cozy little
ted near the carriage
read, cakes and pies go
bakery.
lock and Mrs. Peete, ac-
tl;eir families are camp
her springs.
ind children's hair cutting a
Taylor's.
II Bloss, accompanied by
rner and family, returned
from visit to Roseburg.
call at L. Welker & Co.'S.
heir new Smyrna and Angora
Stieker, of the carriage fac
"a passenger on Wednesdays
Albany.
tnest cup of coffee in town at
eer bakery, coffee and ice
loon.
I'd Mrs. Mahoney, Mr.. and
Wallace and Miss Kittridse are
Jed at the seaside.
n ILLS NURSERY Co.-The Cor
Nursery Co., will have for sale
IL 10000 prune trees.
,undation is being laid for the
dence of Judge Hufford, in
thern part of the city.
Rr place is the finest and our &C
5dations the best-Pioneer bakery,
ee and ice cream saloon.
lite number returned from the
Monday, but their places will be
fled by the crowds that go in every
day.
Services at the Evangelical church
next Sunday, Aug 7th, at Sp. m.
Preaching by pastor, T. L. Weaver.
All are cordially invited.
Sol. Stock started Saturday for San
Francisco to purchase the fall stock of
goods for their store. He expects to
be away nearly month.
John Kiger is able to be out on the
streets again with the aid of crutches,
after being confined to his bed for over
a month with broken leg.
Sheriff Osborn returned Wednesday
from Eugene where he has been at
tending the state convention Of the
sheriffs held at that place.
Merrill Fish, brother of Geo. E. Fish,
and an employe in the Oregonian
office, passed through this city Satur-
day to spend,hi vacation at the bay.
Profs. Sneak and Gilbert, of Philo-
lnath college, have joined a Portland
party which has announced its de- !
to ascend Mt. Hood as far
as possible.
Joe Hunter had the misfortune to
reeeivespainful injuries OH his hand
TUESDAY,, while working with machin-
ery~on theaKnotts farm, a few miles
below town.
A young fawn. caught near Little
Elk, was brought ITO town Saturday,
and after being exhibited on the streets
aad admired by every one for a couple
OF hours was ratified off.
Many have taken the precaution to
burn off the dead grass adjacent to
their property, to prevent the spread
ing of fire, should any occur. 1t is a
wise move and should be followed by
others.
Fish & Murphy, the popular plumb
ers, are doing the tin work and plumb
ing on R. e. Glbson's new residence,
which is nearing completion, and is
beyond doubt the finest residence
built in Corvallis this season.
Samuel Selee, formerly an employe
of the Northern Pacific. has charge of
the Southern Pacific depot in this city
during tie absence of Mr.. Miner,
who, with his family, except Misses
Georgie and Mamie, is spending his
vacation at Newport.
The weather of the past few weeks
has been good for ripening grain and,
rhile the yield will not be fully up to
The average it will be good. Crops
that were thought to be badly injured
! month ago have revived beyond ex-
pectations and although h the straw is
,hort, the heads are found to be well |
alled and the grain plump.