The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-09-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

LAGFd dCtIICiIoll hb TIC Sdl lOIi
army Saturday night. Admission
free.
The Beaver Greek school open
led Monday, with Miss Mary Gel
latly as teacher.
Mrs. Hadley gave missionary
tea TO the ladies of he Presbyte-
rian church, Wednesday.
Mrs. "A. w. Bowersox is attend
ing the bedside OF her brot her. who
is dangerously I'LL, al Wheatland.
Miss Helen Crawford, who is TO
fill the newly created chair of elo
cution at the college, arrived Tues
day.
Preaching at the old college
chapel next Sunday at IL ii. m.
and 7:3O p. m. Rev. L. A. Moses,
pastor.
Frank Bowersox and wife, after
a few days isit in this city, return
ed to their home in Sacramento,
CAL, Tuesday.
Joseph Hunter left for Baker
City, Sunday, in answer to a tele
gram announcing the serious ILL
ness illness of his son, Fred.
The Liverpool mills of Laws d
Kriebel, and The Monroe mills OF
Wilhelm & Sons, are both busy
storing wheat and grinding flour.
The private school of Miss Smell
and Miss Plumner will open at
Mr.. l.. Wilson's house opposite
the public school, on Monday.
Sept. 14lh.
The two colleges at Philomath
open next week. The cole e OF
Philomath begins its years work
Tuesday and the Philomath col
lege ON Wednesday.
Tie Pegasus of the poet tires.
sbut Spencer shaves both day and
night, from years end to years end.
D0iIGI SLAVES lO Iildt Scu OAPCSt
for better shaves no man gives.
The GAZETTE acknowledges the
compliments of the Northern Pa
.cific Railroad, in the shape OF a
handsome calendar presented by
the newly appointed Corvallis
agent, Irving d. Burgh.
TIC. Case has received this week
direct from the manufactures a
couple Of new barber chairs. They
are beautifully upholstered and
the latest improved and will be a
delight to Tam's many customers.
6. Stedtler intends moving his
meat r,arket into the Kline build
ing, opposite the post Office, in /,
few days. This will afford him
more commodious quarters for his
business, besides giving him more
central location.
If persons knowing of places
where students can work for board
or where they can secure work
will notify the students a.d com
mittee-Profs. Horner, Coote ano
Johnson-,he information will be
gratefully received.
Edward Grimm, of Portland
passed through Corvallis Tuesda,
OH his way hom from busines.
trip to Lincoln county. While Il
Toledo he was taken suddenly IL
and only by the adoption of heroic
treatment W he enable to ware
off an attack of typhoid lever.
One OF the brightest and mos
interesting speakers on The stump
In Oregon, is Wallace McCamant
He will speak a week IN Benton
county and dates have been SO us
signed as To enable him To me-.
the most people possible IN ia
time. Everybody viii man; =
hear him.
Jack Thomas, elsineer for t;3
Richard, Tracer & laylar snres.l&r
reports that the crew Is Iaii nH IL
a few days, awaiting tila ripeEif,
ot the spris,s grain. Tins isr-shs
ran fourteen days, thres!.i,G 2 80
bushels OF wheat aud 1000 busi
els OF OATS. Jack says he IS tt
only republican IN the crew
no doubt he held his own. HaN
ever, The balance are not all Bry
antics.
Mr.. Dick ZaIln called at the Gl
zETTE office Monday TO state thu
..Oid innocence oil Alsea has bee
misinformed concerning difficu
ty which occurred at dance re
Gently gwen at his house. III
Zahn says that he ordered som
parties to leave, after they ha
tried to create disturbance, an
that is all there is in the stor.
He insists, and doubtless correctl
so, that s.the Dutch i'll Upper Alse
are all right"
We have never be.ore purchase
so large stock of shoes, and ha,
made a special effort to get Il
very best shoes for the money. Ca
and see. They are up to date