The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-06-20
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Preaching at the Oak Ridge Presbyterian
church next Sabbath at 2:30 p. M, by DR..
Thompson.
Miss Lizzie Booth (sss Chenoweth) oi
Portland, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Johr-
ME Wells.
Mr.. Buell. Lamberson. of Portland. sue
csssor to the Poison Seed Company, was III
Corvallis yesterday on business.
There will be an ice cream sociable next
Saturday evening at the residence of II. II.
Kreser. ALI are invited to attend.
At the annual meeting of the state board
Of pharmacists, held last week in Portland,
DR.. M. NJ Davis was reelected president
Chas. E. Wheeler and Miss Isabel Faw.
yer were married last Sunday at Lancaster,
Lans county, Elder A. D. SkaGgs officia-
ting.
Hon. John Daily came out from the bay
Monday, where he has been rusticatIng for
several weeks, and the following day left
for Portland.
S. Chapman and wife, Mrs. F. L. Miller,
Mrs. J. B. Horner and L. W. Oren, were
delegates to the G. A. R. encampmsnt held
this ~eek in Oregon City.
Mrs. Edwin Stone and son were passen
gers to Yaquina yesterday. They will re-
turn to Corvallis Saturday and accompany
Mr.. Stone to Portland in the afternoon.
Attorneys Bryson and McF adden returned
yesterday from Salem. where they argued
before the supreme court, on behalf of the
respondents, the Oregon Pacific appeal case.
Miss Ella Jacobs is enjoying needed
rest at Newport this week, the guest of
Mrs. P, M. Abby. During her absence Lee
Bssch is officiating as assistant postmaster.
Excursion tickets for the summer travel
to New port were placed on sale Monday,
from Portland ia $500; from Corvallis, /,
So 25.
John Weber, the German shoemaker, re-
turnsd ON Mondays overland train from an
extended visit in San Francisco. He reports
crops in the vicinity of the bay city almost
. total failure.
'seDr. Plummer and family are now coziy
settled in one of the Hoffman houses, where
they will remain pending improvements to
the rsctory, which were begun this week by
NJ o. Hsckart
Chef Justice Holgats. of precinct No. 9,
Benton county. was a passenger on yester-
days westbound o. G. & E. express. His
dsstination was Toledo. where he went on
legal business.
The Toledo Leader says there already
q1ite number of people in Lincoln county
who intend taking up land on the Silstz,
when these lands are thrown open for ssttle-
nsnt the 25th prox.
Mrs F. A. Helm, of Corvallis, secretary
of the grand chapter, Eastern Star, during
the past year, will maia in Portland dur
ing the week. the guest of Mrs. Joseph
Teal.-Sunday Oregonian.
State Supt. Irwia will speak in the Pres
byterian church next Sabbath eveaing at
7:45 There will be no Sabbath school or
morning service in this church on account of
baccalaursate exercises at the college.
L. W. Taft is at Yaquina this week en-
joying the sea breezss. While on the bay
he will look around for timber suitable for
the manufacture of barrels, tubs. ETC., with
q view to locating somewhere in Lincolr
cocntY.
Today the railroad commissioners go over
the O. G. E. on q tour of inspection.
On their return it is expected that fattsr
ing report will be made to the effect that
the road is in perfectly safe condition fol
summer traffic.
The GAZETTE had pleasant call this wesl
from F. 81. Barnhardt, of the McMinnvill'
Reporter. Mr.. Barnhardt has been suffer
ing for several months from severe at
tack of infammatory rheumatism, and was
on his way to the hot springs in Lan'
county, in hopes of benefting his health
The O. R. & N. Co., always alert to tn
welfare of their patrons, have placed oil
sale at principal stations, 200 mile ticke
at the rate of three cents per mile, good ont
year from date of sale and good for passag
over the rail and water lines of their sys
tenn.
Saturday J. H. Wilson received oficis
notification of his appointment as deput
prosecuting attorney for this county. Nor
day he took the required oath of office an
donned his official robes and hereafter tn
state will be ably represented in all crimi
nal matters. Ia the selection of Mr.. Will
son for this important place, Prosecutin
Attorney Brown acted wisely and th
county IL to be congratulated.
Superintendent w. A. Bond has resigns
his office, to take eject July LIST, next. Th
step was determined upon by business al
fairs which will take Mr.. Bond into Easter
Oregon. MIR. Austin Craig. publisher
the Hatchet, has been appointed to fill Il
vacancy. Mr.. Craig is a favorite wherev'
he is known, and brings to the duties of Il