The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-08-20
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Buy,Sour harvesting outfits at Nolan
81 Callahan's.
Born, last Friday. to the wife of Leslie
Lilly, SON.
Nolan & Callahan's new fall stock is
now arriving.
Born, Friday, at Granger, to the wife
>-of Anton Luther, daughter.
Chas. Clark, formerly superintendent
-of the o. c. & E., is in town.
Big bargains in all summer goods this
month at Nolan 8, Callahan's.
Ten bales blankets and comforts just
2receiyed at Nolan 8. Callahan's.
DR.. Lowe the eptician leaves Saturday
neon. See him if you need glasses.
o. R. Addition, of Portland, is in town
for few days visit among old friends.
County Superintendent Denman left
Tuesday for a few days outing at the bay.
RE. Gibson aud family returned this
week from an extended stay at the sea
side
See DIR. Lowe at the Occidental and he
will test your eyes free. He leaves Sat
nrday noon.
E. P. Shattuck, Eugene's star foot ball
ist is visiting in Corvallis the guest of
e. r. Bryson.
Miss Francis Harris passed through
Corvallis Saturday bound for Newport,
to attend the institute.
A. H. Buckingham and family leave
this week for Bandon, Coos county where
they will spend the winter.
Geo. Eglin and family are home from
"a six weeks outing in the Coast noun
Htains, much improved in health.
DR.. Lowe and wife arrived in Corvallis
Monday, and will remain until Saturday
noon. They are stopping at the Oceiden-
tai.
Wilson Wright and wife returned this
week to their home is colistoga Califor-
mia, after a ten days visit with relatives
in this city.
John Gault, son of D. NJ c. Gault, ,edi-
tor of the Hillsboro Independent, visited
friends in Corvallis over Sunday. He
expects to return to college here again
this fall.
Prof ]. B. Horner and wife left Satur-
day for Newport to attend the teachers
institute, which convened in that city
Tuesday and will remain in session until
Saturday.
Jasper Kennedy prominent Inde
Pendence contractor, passed through
sCorvallis Friday on his way home from
Lame county, where he has the contract
for buildings several new residences.
Call and examine Nolan & Callahau's
genuine Nova Scotia seal SHOES, they
=are warranted waterproof, no rubbers
required with them If they are not
waterproof we refund the purchase price
Fred Clark and family returned from
the bay Saturday, having spent six weeks
in that invigorating climate. AIR.
>Clarke's brother, John and family, ex-
pect to remain at the bay until the mid
die of September.
S. NJ Blandford, of the weather bu
reau, with headquarters at Portland, was
a visitor at the college Saturday. mr.
Blandford is at present engaged in col
lecting specimens for exhibition at the
oos,,;,,r prrfJo nd eypocitiou
A brief but bloody battle was fought
in Eglin's stable Tuesday afternoon, the
participants being Billy Williams and
-.Pasco" Williamson. The former used
pitchfork handle and the latter wears
his eye in bandage.
Mrs Ellen Day, of Walla Walla, and
Mrs. Ester Lindernian, of Polk county,
who has been visiting the family of c. E.
Moore at his beautiful country home at
Mountain View, were in Corvallis Satur-
day, and spent several hours in sightsee-
ing about the college.
Nova Scotia seal shoes are warranted
waterproof
Lay services will be held in the Coco
Samaritan Episcopal church on the two
following Sundays of this month at II a
m and 7:3op. m. On the first Sunda,
in September services will be conducted
by the Rev. Plummer, with administra
ton of the holy communion at mornin;
services.
Ira Miller came out from Yaquina las
Friday and will remain several weeks
He will be employed by J. R. Scrafford
who has experienced boom in the nlou
ument business and who finds it neces
sary to increase his force i'll order to tur
out several jobs he has OH hands, accord
to contract