The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-07-11

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| ously i'll for several weeks at her fathers
home near Philomath Is steadily improv.
ing. She has regainsd her strength sufh
| eisntly to be able, with some assistance, to
take her place at the table and strong hope,
are sutsrtained that her health will bs en-
tirsly recovered at an early date.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Collins, of Suver eel.
ehrated the Fourth in Corvallis. They wers
accompanied home by their daughter, Miss
Laura, who hos been attending the o. A. G.
during the past year. Mr.. Collins has al
ready rented one of the Kiger dwellings,
into which he will move this fall, and be-
come permanent resident of Corvallis.
Miss Erma Lawrence, of Oregon City,
came up to Corvallis Sunday, and after a
short visit with friends, returned home the
| following day. OF course she came to visit
lady friends, but it was noticed that her
sunay smiles were monopolized by certain
! young professional gentleman who since her
return has worn smile of unusual dimen.
sions.
William Knots, who has been at Kla-
| math Falls for several months, looking after
the estate of the late Arthur Langsll, arrived
home Monday. He states that upon the
second trial of Frank D. swingls. the slayer
of Langell, the defendant was acquitted. In
the fret trial the jury failed TO agree, nine
standing for acquittal and three for man
slaughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Allen left for Port
land yesterday, to bs present at the we'd
ding of their son, Alonzo, to Clara B.
Jameson, of Portland, which occurs today.
Lon is one of the leading young business
men of Portland, and popular favorite
with all. His many friends in Corvallis
will join the GAZETTE in extending oongrat-
ulations.
An adjourned term of the circuit court for
this county is set for today. At this time it
is expected that referee will be appointed
to pass upon the accounts of the various
Oregon Pacific receivers that have not here.
tofors been passed upon; and alse to deter
mine upon the claims that are properly en-
titled to priority of payment in the dis.
bursement of the purchase money of $780,.
| 900, providing of course that the recent sale
| is confirmed.
The Oregon state agricultural college and
experiment station will hold an institute in
Portland some time next month. It has
] been the practice to hold such institute
meetings in the more important places in
the state. An Invitation was extended by
the chamber of commerce to hold the next
meeting in Portland, and Mr.. John M.
Bloss, president and director Of the college,
| has accepted No definite time has yet
been set, but the institute will probably be
held during the latter part of August.
The game warden 10 hereby notified that
party Of deer slayers. consisting OF Telt
Burnett, N. B. Avery and Leo Gerhard left
Tuesday FOR the wilds of Yachats. The
party is well provided with camping outfit
and fishing tackle, and will be gone q month
| OF course, they took winches.ers and othel
shooting irons along but then these ara
merely for protection from wild beasts The
close season for deer does not expire unit
the first of August. which. unfortunately
will deter the party from eating venison fo
several weeks yet.
The ladies' cornet band left Tuesday TO
Gladstone park. where it will go into caml
fer ten days This band is advertised a
one of the leading features of the exer
discs. The ladies intend giving a coneer
each evening at the park and will doubles
make hit with their music, and being re
fined and attractive young women, they ar
sure to make the hearts of numerous Ore
gon City lads go pit-a-pat during their sta
at the Falls City. Mrs J. NJ Bloss accom-
panied the ladies and will act as their chap
erons during their absence.
Walter Taylor's team ran away again on
day last K. We would have this itel
stereetypsd and run 1t in every edition snl
the circumstances vary somewhat wish eac
occurrence. This time the bridle on one {
the horses breke and came off, 30 that th
driver was unable to manage the team, an
to make matters worse. the neck yoke brek,
, letting the tongue down. This allowed th
horses to free themselves from tho vshicl,
however, and averted any serious damae
For block or two milk was scattered
such quantities as to cause the road to vel
much resemble the milky way.
Hitherto the GAZETTE entertained. :.
high regard for John Lingsr, believing th'
he was friend of the newspaper man. b.
when he allowed himself to be kicked by
horse lsst Wednesday evening just after Il
a two local papers had gone to press, he ev
p denced an unfriendly attitude toward u
a 1t would seem that without any real inoo,
veniencs. he could have arranged to ha
had the affair take place few hours earli
so that the item could have been publish
before il was week old. Mr. Lenger seer
to be having bad lack with his ribs, for it
oaly about year since he was laid mp
several weeks with a similar trouble, caus
by fall in his express wagon.
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