The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-07-23
s. Is. Jou9g,
&Ibdny, Or.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

H. & L. drill tomorrow night.
E.E. Wilson is in Portland on lega
business.
Miss Mary Gerhard is rusticating a
Newport.
Isadore Jacobs has been visiting here
since last Friday.
Judge Burnett was in Salem Tuesday
on legal business.
Mrs. Chas Kohn and daughter are Wis
iting relatives in this city.
F.A. Alexander and wife are home
from brief trip to Newport.
Miss Emma Thompson left Tuesday
for a two months stay at Newport.
President Bloss was a rorthbeund pas
enger ON Tuesdays o. c. & E. passenger.
Miss Mary CundiA, of Albany, will be
guest of Miss Louisa Weber, for a few
days.
]. R. Bryson and wife returned Sunday
night from few days sojourn at New
port.
J. NJ. Nolan and family left last week
for Newport, where they will spend the
summer.
Miss Julia Warrior. who returned home
Sunday on account of illness, is rapidly
recovering.
Johnny Wells and family, and Mrs
Thomas Whitehorn, are rasticating at
Finley Springs.
Mrs. McNulty is rusticating at Water
loo with Mrs Green Berry Smith and
Miss Leonie Smith.
Mrs A. E. Book walter and children,
and Miss Lillian Pomeroy, are at New
port for the summer.
c. c. Corbin left yesterday for Blodgett
to accept position with an o. c. & E.
bridge building crew.
Miss Eberhart, of Iowa, sister of L. V.
Eberhart, of this city, is visiting here the
guest of Mrs. J. R. Markley.
Walter Bates and wife, and the latter's
AothSiy "Oodo JdSAoOA, Ole 4NCWROAl
for couple of weeks vacation.
U. B. Vogle and family were hayward
bound passengers yesterday. They ex-
pect to be absent until September.
Preaching at II, also at 7:3o in the old
college chapel next Sabbath. All are in
vited to attend. P. A. Moses, pastor.
The repainting of the public school
building is progressing rapidly. The
painters have completed the first coat
The families of F. Berchtold and R. c.
Kiger left this week for few weeks
camping experience at Finley Springs.
Mrs. M. P. Burnett and son left Cor
Wallis last Friday for Baker City, where
they will visit for couple of months.
Prof. Skelton and family are occupy
ing the c. H. Pearse residence, having
taken possession of same last Thursday.
w. S. Huford and family are rustica-
ting at Newport They left last Friday
and expect to be absent couple OF
months.
Miss Jeanette Perkins, of Portland,
who has been the guest of Miss Anna
Keisay for several weeks, returned home
tuesday.
Julian McFaddeu donned his working
clothes yesterday and left fof Siietz where
he will spend the summer in the employ
Of his uncle.
The sea breeze blows once M6fe and it.
whistle thrcagn our dusty Boards remind.
us tnat Jesse Spencer, the prince of bar
bers, is not taking vacation.
s. G. NesfasEtaaden departed yesterday TO
the sifetz, by private conveyance. wher'
he has The contract for building nev
Catholic church and parsonage.
Circuit court for Lincoln county will
convene next Monday, at which time "
E. Yates will be initiated into the dutie
of his office as prosecuting attorney.
Fred Blumhardt will leave for Newpo,
in few days and will take with him hi
naptha launch, which he will operate o
the bay until the outing season closes.
Mr.. w. w. Holgate, of Corvallis, cam
to this city recently and he will no doul
be one of our prominent business men
the coming fall.-Baker City Republican
Henry Millhollen and Taylor Port
were engaged this week i'll repairing IL
bridge over Bowers slough, near Alban
which has been considered in an unsa
condition.
Richard Graham, the younger, left ye
terday for Selma, California, where
will remain for the balance Of the ye
with his uncle, large fruit grower
Fresno county.
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