The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-07-30
s.. B. Jouqg,
EIbdny, Or.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Born, Sunday, to the wife of Rev. A. A
Englebart, a daughter.
w. w. Bristow and family are spend
ing the summer at Nashville.
DIR. F. L. Taylor, of Salem, represent
ing the Keeley Institute, is in the city.
George and N. B. Avery left Sunda,
for the Yachats on hunting and fishing
trip.
Mrs. o. w. Beckwith and mother, lef
Saturday for a months outing at New
port.
A. F. Peterson is engaged this week ir
the construction of barn for County
Judge Hufford.
Prof. H. T. French and John Simpson
with their families, left Monday for &
months stay at the Yachats.
Lawyers J. R. Bryson, w. S. McFad
den and NJ S. Woodcock are attending
circuit court at Toledo this week.
Mrs. S. A. Hemphill returned to New
port Monday to remain till September,
when she expects to leave Oh visit with
relatives in Denver, Colorado.
A. F. Hershner and family returned
Saturday, from Alsea, whittier they went
in quest of health and blackberries, both
of which were found in abundance.
Every one knows DR.. Lowe, the opti.
clan. He is coming soon with the big.
gest line of spectacles ever brought to
Corvallis. The wise will wait for him.
Among the passengers bound for New
port Saturday, were Hon. D. P. Thomp-
son, and Hon. Chas. H. Carey, president
of the state republican league, both OF
Portland.
The board of regents of the Agricnl-
tural college, at its recent meeting. could
have rendered the students an excellent
service by recommending Spencer as the
official college barber.
G. W. Riley, former resident of Cor
wallis, but now of Albany, came over
here Sunday and will remain six or eight
weeks in the employ of his brother,
Chas. Riley. the painter.
Miss Louise Weber entertained few
friends at her home last Friday evening
in honor of her guest, Miss Mary Gun.
diff, of Albany, who spsnt several days
visiting in Corvallis last week.
Probably the most popular resort fol
health and recreation. is Finley springs
up in the Cascade mountains fifty miles
east of Corvallis. IF you want a quiet
healthful place at which to spend at few
days, go to Finley.
D. w. Ttine left Corvallis Saturday fol
his home in Springport, Mich, in re-
spouse to telegram announcing the
serious condition of his mother, who fat
undergone surgical operation for can
Ger, which may prove fatal.
Welman Lyman and wife Sundayed il
Corvallis. Monday Mrs. Lyman took tn
o. c. & E. for the bay where she viii
pass the summer. The same day MI
Lyman returned to Portland where he
In the employ of the Southern Pacific.
Any one interested in the Keefey treat
tnent for liquor, opium, morphine an
tobacco habits will find Representative
of the keeley Institute of Oregon at th
Occidental hotel for the next few day
who will give information and literatur
to all inquirers.
Company c. O. N. c., of Eugene wi
hold an encampment at Newport til
summer. The Eugene Guard says, ths
at its last meeting the company voted ST.
out of Its private fund to pay the e:
penses of the encampment, which wi
be held from August I4th to the 24th.
E. A. Miner, formerly successfl
Benton county teacher, but for the la
several years engaged in other lines
employment, has been elected to teae
the Woodstock school in Multnoms
county, of which district We1man L
man, a former Corvallisite, is directe
Mrs. VIM. Butler and children left Ia
week for Santa Barbara, Cal, where b
husband is engaged in the constructi'
of costly residence for E. w. Hadle
Mrs. Butler was accompanied by h
parents, Prof. and Mrs. Geo. Coote, wi
will visit in San Francisco for a f
weeks.
d. c. Sherman, department commar
er of the G. A. R., for the department
Oregon, in recently published ord
named his staff officers for the ensui
year. and in the order appears the mai
of T. NJ. Hamilton, commander of El
worth post of this city, as senior aide a
chief of staff.
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