The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-07-02
LADIES
SWEATERS
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

LUOAL HAf1ENlNUO.
Oscar Ton, of Alsea, is doing business
in Corvallis this week.
Miss Cundiff, of Albany, visited friends
in Corvallis Tuesday.
Miss Mabel johnson left yesterday on
visit among relatives in Portland.
W. E. Yates is rusticating in the A.
sea, where he will remain until after the
Fourth.
James Wilkinson is sight seeing in
Portland this week and will be absent un-
til after the fourth.
M. o. Wilkins, of Eugene, was in
town Saturday, enroute to Lincoln
county on legal business.
Miss Anna MCGEE returned to her
home in Eugene Saturday after week S
visit with friends in this city.
c. ]. Wheeler left for Newport yester-
day where he will conduct a tonsorial
emporium during the next two months.
Mrs F. A. Helm, of Corvallis, one of
the higher officers of the order of the
Eastern Star, is in the city visiting Mrs.
P. F. Woodford.-Astorian.
Rev. James Galloway, of California,
arrived this week and is visiting his
brothers, w. R. and Henry Galloway.
He will remain two or three weeks.
Caleb Davis, jr., returned Monday
from three weeks sojourn at Browns
vile. He says his absence was due sole
1y to pressing BUSINESS that required his
personal attention.
Pres. John M. Bloss has been invited
to deliver the 4th of July Grafton at Sa-
lem, and has accepted. Pres. Bloss ds an
experienced public speaker and talks
with clearness, force and eloquence.
J. NJ Warfeld, prominent farmer of
Lincoln county, passed through Corvallis
Tuesday with his wife, enroute home
from visit with their married daughter
who resides at Lebanon, Linn county.
Frank Conover, an ex-newspaper mau
of Corvallis, who is now travelling in the
interest of the Corvallis wagon and car
riage factory, was in the city today. He
travels on the hurricane deck of bi-
cycle.-Eugene Guard.
party of four Corvallisites left Mon
day on prospecting tour through south
ern Oregon. The party consists OF o.
c. McLagan, Joe Polly, T. J. Creighton
ToI, ID
likely be prolonged until fall.
Services in the M. E. church, Sunday,
July S: Sunday school at GAS a. nj. ;
preaching at II a. m, subject "Heroism;" ]"
Epworth League at Gas p. M; preaching
at 7:45, subject Liberty" A most cor
dial invitation is extended to all to at
tend.
Swimming has become quite a fad
among the young men of late, and these
warm days nothing is more enjoyable
than cool bath. Spencer's baths are
just right, besides his superior shampoos,
shaves and haircuts. also add greatly to
ones comfort.
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passage on the Roseburg local this morn
ing. The professor goes to Worcester,
Massachusetts,, where he will spend a
few weeks visiting, while his family
goes to Seal Rocks at Yaquina, where
they will spend the vacation.-Guard.
DR.. Nj. M. Davis was in Eugene Mon
day, looking after business affairs con
nected with the Coast Carriage & Wagon
Company, of which concern Mr.. Davis
is receiver. He is at present engaged in
disposing of the wagons and other We
hicles which have recently been com
pleted at the factory.
Frank Apgar, who has been farming
the Clum Read farm during the pas
year, returned last week to Corvallis
and will occupy his residence in Avery:
Addition, in which his son-in-law, Et
Zeis, has been domiciled for the pas
several months. Mr.. Zeis and wife il
a few days will move into the residence
on Third street situated Immediately
north of DR.. Altman's.
MARION dayuen, .. Il. Wdrheld ant
other residents of Alsea were in tow
Saturday. Part Of their business her
was to complete arrangements for the pic
mic and celebration next Saturday at th
Alsea campgrounds. Among those wl'
have been invited to make addresses OF
this occasion are Prof. H. 7. French aut
Prof ]. B. Horner of this city, and ex
Master of the State Grange Jacob Voor
hees.
Do Not be Deceived
By travelling fakirs. but get fine pair o
spectaces of U. B. Vogle. Prices reasona
Bile for first class goods.
Children Cry for