The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-04-16
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Fred Nelson, of fMcMinville, is in town.
Miss Anna Allen is visiting relatives in
Portland.
For trunks, valises and bags, go to Nc
Ian & Callahan's.
For Sale-Three sows and twenty pigs.
Enquire of J. R. Fehler.
E. E, Wilson returned Monday from
business trip to Portland.
NJ o. Wilkins, of Eugene, is in the
city this week attending court.
Born, Monday morning, to the wife of
Josh Ballard, boy; weight IA pounds.
Miss Anna Denman began term OF
school last Monday in Blodgett valley.
A. Butler, prominent business man OF
Monmouth, was in Corvallis yesterday.
Miss Flora Mason, of Albany, is VISIT
ing in Corvallis, the guest of Miss Maud
Hoffman.
N. B. Avery returned last Friday from
Oakland, California, where his family
are spending the winter.
The o. A. c. students participated i'll
social hop at the opera house last Satur-
day evening The affair was well at
tended.
Mp. Newton, of Phi1omath, left yes
terday morning for Prineville via Port
land and The Dalles. He expects to be
absent about month.
A. L. Clark, editor of the Corvallis
Times anita. P. A. column, is IN town
this week attending court and caucusing
with Tammany bosses.
torney of Albany, was in town Monday
on legal business connected with the
estate of W. H. H. Rich, deceased.
NJ. H. Kriebel and Guy M. Laws re-
turned Saturday from Portland, having
been to the metropolis on business Con-
hected the new Monroe Touring mills.
DIR. Thompson has returned from Eu=
gene, and will conduct service ct the
Presbyterian church as Usual next Sab
bath: He will preach at Oak Ridge at
8 P. nj.
One of the results of the present high
water was the drowning of about forty
head of sheep owned by Ned Smith,
which we're being pastured on the island
above town.
During these piping political times, it
should not be forgotten that cleanliness Is
next to Godiiness. The former can be
obtained in the shape of baths, shave:
and haircuts at Spencer's.
Attention is called to the fact that the
Vincent House has been reopened under
the management of Mrs. P. H. Williams
Board and lodging per day, rs cents
Board and lodging per week, $3.50
- The Guard devotes column to ban
quet given by Prof. and Mrs. E. B. Nc
Elroy, of Eugene, to Miss Wodmause
and friends 1t is described as being on
of the leading social events of that cit
thus far i'll 1896.
The annual convention of the Bento
Co. S. S. Association will be held i'll tt
first Presbyterian church, Corvallis, Ma
5th and 9th. An excellent program
expected. A full attendance from al
Sunday schools in the county is desired
Mrs. J. NJ. Bloss, president; Mrs. G. "
Shaw, secretary.
Preaching at the old college chap
next Sabbath at II a. NJ. Subject: 'Tl
Sick Man and His Cure"-a solution {
our hard times. All, of every polite
persuasion, who wish to understand, al
desire to have better times, are cordial
invited. P. A. MOSES, pastor.
~ Benjamin Franklin Irvine, of Il
Times, is having heap of trouble. N
only are things, politically, going again
him and the party, but he has person
physical Affections, in the shape of boi
that torment him constantly. Frank
able to be around, but his office force W
not pit his patience against that of j
p Household furniture for sale. A fl
cedar wardrobe, oak desk, bookca
chairs, stands, caiip outfit, bathtub,
other things very cheap, fof The l'
sixty days. Cabinet wark and uph
stering at bedrock prices. House j
north of o. c. & E. depot, or leave
ders at Wilkins furniture store. w.
Holgate.
DR.. Chapman, president of the ST
University, has kindly consented to
liver the annual address before the 81
uating class of the Corvallis public sche
The closing exercises will occur n
2eth. The class is to be congratula
upon selecting for their speaker SO
able and eloquent talker as
Chapman. He has previously lectu
in Corvallis on two or three occasions