The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-09-12
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

County warrants taken at par for mer-
ehandi.e at Nolan & Callshan's
Miss Ida Ray left Tuesday on weeks
visit With relatives in Portland.
Hop tickets and ether job printing neatly
and preperIy don. ut the GAZETTE office.
Services At Oak Ridge next Sunday af-
tsrnoon. DIR. Thompson will be assisted by
Rev. r. w. Farquhar.
Pref. F. Berchtold and family returns d
this week from an extended visit with rel
atiyss- at New Whatcom, Wash.
Mrs. Eths! Reid, of Cnewaucan, is visit.
lag AN Corvallis, the guest of her sister,
Mrs. ]. II. Harris.
Miss Erna Lawrence returns to her home
in Oregon City toiay. after weeks visit
with friends in this city.
P. N. Abbey, host of this Bay View
House, Newport, spent a few days here
this week.
Mrs. J. j. Flett anil. children returned
Monday from Sulphur Springs. where they
iayeabeea camping for several weeks.
c. 81. Pearse is out at the front this
week looking after some improvements on
his timber claim.
Rev. Mark Noble, of Newberg, will
Hereafter be the regular pastor of the Ba :
fist tabernacle in this city. Services next
Sabbath. both morning asd evening.
VIM. Wright, now in the boot and shoe
business at Oregon City, was passenger OH
Mondays train to Elk City, where he goes
sn weeks fishing trip.
DR.. J. L. Hill. of Albany, Grand Chan
-csllor of Oregon, paid fraternal visit to
Valley Lodge, No IL, X. of P, Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy, of Missoula, Mon
tana, have rooms at Mrs. J. B, Lse's resi-
-dsncs and will remain several days. Mrs.
Eddy il sister of Mrs A. B. Hammond
and many years ago lived here.
Mr.. J. R. Abbey, author of Abbey's ad
>ditioa to Albany, has resumed his old posi-
tisn Of train dispatcher ON the Oregon Cen
tral, after an absence Of three or four years.
Albany Democrat.
Uncle George Spencer and his daughter,
Miss Nettis. returned Saturday from an ex
tended stay at Belknap springs. Mr.. Spen-
Ger was not improved materially in health
blythe trip.
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their fellow grangrrs last Saturday evening
evening at the A. O. u w. hall. Owing to
ether attractions, bat few attended.
THESE present report having had a nice
time.
The crep of pr.!'c. on the Bolfontains
orchard this year is estimated at about 900
4sushsls. They will be evaporated by the
Heron Bros, who have recently completed
the erection of a large Kurtz dryer.
Mrs. G. B. Sa,ith is dan: erously ill at her
s'hsms in this city. Since she returned from
she farm last week, she has been confined
ts her he'd, aud on accouat of her advanced
age, fesrs are entertained for her recovery
Mrs. w. T. Hoffman arrived home Fri
day from an extended visit with her
brother in Oakland, California. The tempo
sFary change of climate hal the effect of
bsnsfting her health, which, prior to her
departure had caused her friends consider.
able uneasiness.
Rev. John N. Mills, of Evanston, Illineis,
preached an able sermon at the Presbyter.
L.,
Mills is nephew by marriage of Mrs. Is
abel Hadlsy, and, with his wife, is making
= tear of the coast. They leave today for
California.
Geo. Taylor who has bscoms famous on
=accouat of the excslIsnce of his dairy pro
~ducts, has leasei his farm, 80 miIch COWS
his farming implements, to William and H.
l. Jones, for psrisd of i've years, at an
annual rental of $780, The new lessees are
to take charge of the farm at once and will
continue the business of dairying
A special meeting of the Central vii
flamstte Fruit Union is called for Saturda,
afternoon at O'Clock, for the purpose o
hearing tho report of Prof E. R. Lake
who was sent as delegate from this Sec
7tisn to the convention of fruit growers
which met in Portland the 2Sth ult. A
full attendance is desired.
Rev. R. w. Farqubar, of the Congre
.xasional church of Oroville, California,
nephew of Mrs. e. j. Thompson, is visit
ing in Corvallis, accompanied by his wife
Last Sunday Rev. Farquhar occupied tn
pulpit in the Presbyterian church an,
spoke to large and attentive audience
He will preach again next Saturday even
ing.
A. C. Wsedcsek, the Eugsne Atterne,
-whs was appsiatsd referss In the Oregsl
Pacific matter last week by Judge Fallerten
made this effics pleasant call during hi
brief stay in shis city. Mr.. Wsedcock i
one Of Lane csanty's most prsninsnt eiti
-zsns. sn able attorney and an affabls gentle
mas. His appeintment seems to have ns