The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-08-22
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Miss Anna Allen is ru sticatiny at New
pJrt this week.
Hop tickets and other job printing neatly
and properly done at the GAZETTE office.
Miss Rosa Lenger returned Saturday from
an extended visit with relatives in Salem.
Miss Lillian Hamilton returned Monda,
from days visit with friends in Eu
gene.
Miss Bertha Davis and Miss Ocie Aver,
were among those from Corvallis who visiteo
Newport last Sunday.
Prof E. B. McEIroy returned to the val
ley Tuesday with his family after pro-
tracted stay at Newport.
Miss Georgia Lawrence, of Portland, is
visiting in Corvallis this week, the guest of
her friend Miss Olive Hamilton.
r. F. Holm and wife left Saturday for a
three weeks visit with relatives living on
Nestucca bay in Tilsmook county.
Rev. Mark Noble, late of Newberg. Ore
gon, will preach at the Baptist tabernacle
next Sabbath at ii a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Miss Alba Richardson, of Portland, who
has been guest of the Misses Linvil!e for
the past week, left Wednesday for Newport.
w. D. Feehter left Tuesday with his fam.
lily and household effects for Sacramento,
where he is to take position in grocery
house.
Mrs. J. L. Spangler was a hayward pas
Sc hger on Monday. She will be the guest
OF Mrs. j. NJ Campbell during her stay at
Newport.
NJ. M. Davis leaves this week for San
Francisco on business connected with the
assignment of the Coast Carriage & Wagon
Company.
Mrs. F. A. Alexander left Tuesday after
noon for outing at Newport. She was
accompanied by her charming daughter,
Miss Laura.
Miss Jenaie Beckwith and mother re-
turned last Friday to their home in Mime
apelis. after visit of FIVE weeks with rsla.
tlves in this city.
Prof. Moses Craig left for Newport yes
terday. During his absence he expects to
make collection of sea weeds, mosses and
other botanical specimens.
Mayor Kelsay and wife left Tuesday for
few weeks stay at their ranch on Big Elk.
This r.nck is said to be one of the finest
bodies of land in Lincoln county.
Logan Hays and Sherman Wade, two of
Corvallis handsome young men, returned
Monday from the coast, having spent sever
al days there wrestling with the l6 to l
proposition.
Walter Taylor has purchased a farm near
Shedd, in Linn county, and will move there
with his motherin October. The dairy farm
of VIVA Creese, which they have been epsr.
ating Is now for rent.
The steamship Farallon leaves San Fran.
cisco Sunday, August 25th; returning, leaves
Yaquina, Friday, August Both. For fur
ther particulars, address ]. P. Bergin, G. F.
P. agent, Corvallis, Oregon.
Miss Anna Shott, whe has been visiting
Miss Matte Avery for the past two months.
left Tuesday for Salem, where she will
turning to her home in Arlington.
Col. Fl. B. Burgh leaves tomorrow for
San Francisco ON the steamer Farallon on
business connected with the carriage COM
pany. Upon his return something definite
as to the future plans of the company will
likely be made public.
While at work with threshing machine
near Philomath Tuesday morning, Walter
Newton, in some way, got his hand caught
in the elevator and lost finger. Though
painful, the accident interfersd with his
duties but q short time.
Miss Matte Avery returned Sunday even
ing from ten-days outing at Newport.
She enjoyed the distinction of being one of
the few young ladies at the coast this sea
son who have no complaints to make on
accoant of the rsputed man famine.
Bishop G. W. Wilson, of Baltimore, bish-
op of the M. E. church south, will preach in
the old college chapel next Sabbath evening
at o'clock. Aug 25. 1895. All are most
cordially invited to hear this able expounder
of the word of God. P. A. MOSES, pastor.
Persons having children TO educate should
bear in mind that the tuition at the Agricul-
tural College is absolutely free. There is no
incidental fss or other charge One hun
dred and forty dollars will pay all the nsces.
sary expenses, including board, of a student
for an entire year.
Negotiations that have bsen under way
for some time between Revs. Martin Bur-
lingame and Mr.. and Mrs Max Friendly
for an exchange of property were consumma-
ted Tuesday. and now Mr.. Burlingame is
the owner of the Friendly residence in this
city The consideration in the deed was
81. 500. The exchange was made for prop
srty ia Albina.