The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-08-29
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Finley soda on sale at Whitehorn's.
Hop piekers' gloves 25 cents at Millers.
County warrants taken at par for mer-
chandise at Nolan & Callahan's
Hop tickets and other job printing neatl y
and properly done at the GAZETTE office.
Andy N Holman, prominent young
uess.
Regular meeting of Corvallis Grange nexl
Saturday, August 3lst, at l:30 p. m. G. D.
THOMPSON, W. M.
Mrs. A. p Gaines and son, WILDER, came
down from their farm at Summit to spend O
few days at their home near town.
Charles Pearse and VIM. Begue, with
their families, returned last week from an
extended outing on Rock Creek, near Nash
Vile.
Mrs. Frank Lilly and her daughter spent
the the past week visiting with the family
Of Leslie Lilly oa their pleasant farm in the
foot hills.
DIR. Thompson has returned from New.
port and will hold services at the Presby-
terian church next Sunday, both morning
and evening.
E. w. Hadley and family returned from
the seaside last Thursday. after six weeks
outing. They intend leaving shsrtly for
California to reside permanently.
Ul;.,, Io,,,,s L. l.. ~ ba -aoIy
for San Francisco on his regular semi-annual
trip to purchase goods He will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Kline and children.
T. NJ Hamilton donned his soldier
clothes last Sunday morning and hied away
to Newport for few days outing unit der
poys." He is expected to return today.
DR.. F. ). Thompson and family returned
to Corvallis Tuesday evening. by private
conveyance All the family are greatly i'm.
proved in health, especially Mr.. Thompson s
son Allie.
said. as his arm stole round her waist Yes
John, but not half so pretty yours, since
you had that stylish fitting suit, made by
Cecil the Tailor.
Prof Moses Craig leaves Saturday for
Forest Grove Oh a visit to his brother.
Later he will go east for the purpose of
spending year in scientific research at
Harvard University.
A. F. Hershner and family returned last
Friday from an extended outing at New
port Mr.. Hershner, who was in ill-health
before going to the coast, has been much
improved by the trip
Regular services will be resumed at the
Episcopal church next Sunday at IL a.. M.
and 7:30 D. m. At the morning service, the
holy communion will be administered. A
cordial welcome to all.
Miss Hattie Friendly spent few honrs
in Corvallis, Friday, retiring from the
hay, saying good bye to her numerous warm
friends, before departing for Portland, where
she will hereafter reside.
T. E. Wilson left this week for Portland
to accept position In the law office of M
W. Smith. The position he takes has been
held until recently by B. L. Eddy who
resigned to open an Office for himself.
John Fulton. who has been sejourning a
the bay and induIging in his many beyisi
pranks, singing to the Little Fisher Maid
ens," ETC., has returned to Corvallis and as
sumed the dignity of a Prof. " in college.
Wallace Baldwin spent few days i'll Cor
%hiS ,uaak Sinoa his
tion as commandant at the soldiers' hom'
last May he ha. been engaged in mining il
the Althouse district in Southern Oregon
Mrs. M. A. Sickafoose. an experienced
teacher, wishes to announce that the kin
dersarten, primary department, will opel
next Monday in the old college chapel
Terms and other information furnished OF
application.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, J. H. Will
son and family returned Saturday from
three weeks outing at the coast The.
were quartered at the South Beach hotel, il
which property Mr. Wilson is one of tn
principal owners.
Friday evening at the M. E. church wi
be given a literary and musical entertain
ment, leading features of which will be rec
itations by Prof Roberts. renowned elo
cutionist, and music by a talented Germa
either player. Admission, ten csnts.
Talk about the weather bureau, and a
the expense required to keepit up. Lincol
county has weather man, who, if tn
weather don't suit him. changes it. Thi
gifted prophet is Citizen John, an India
we'l-known to many of our readers. Fl
waited for nearly ten days for the ocean
get calm enough to 60 fishing, and then b
fixed up whip and whipped the waves an
prayed, regular old Indian fashion. An
strange to say the next morning the ocea
was as calm as mill pond.-Lincela Leae
Or.