The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-07-23

weeks. Until their return Miss Leli.
Tucker will be in charge of Mrs. Mason
millinery store.
Miss Louise Fischer and Miss Heller
Holgate leave Saturday for Newport
where they will remain for the summer
Mrs. Arthur Holgate, of Portland, will
accompany them.
Hon. Jonathan Bourne jr, secretary o
the republican state central committee
and wife, passed through Corvallis yes
terday enroute for Newport, where they
will spend the summer.
Mart Spangler and Frank Crawford re-
turned Monday from five days trip to
Fall creek. They had fine time and
started homeward only when their edi-
bles and credit gave out.
| d. Carlile returned last week from
Portland, where he served as juror in the
fee in the court house vacated ty ex-
| Justice of the Peace H. L. Holgate
where he will dispense justice for the en-
suing two years at the regular statutory
prices.
A quiet little wedding took place at
Mr.. Blakeslee's. Corvallis, on Thursday,
July 10Th, when Rev. Mark Noble united
in nlatrimony Mr.. J. v. Brown and Miss
Sarah A. Blakeslee. The happy couple
took their departure ON the II o'clock
train for Portland. They have the con-
gratulations of many friends.
w. c. Corbitt has removed his house
hold effects to the brick yard south of
town, and is occupying the residence re
Gently vacated by AL Gibbard, whose in
terest in the brick yard Mr.. corbitt pur-
chased few weeks since. Mr.. Gibbard
and family are in town, living in the
house vacated by the Corbitts.
The o. c. & E. has not yet discontinue
ed the operation of the river steamers,
Albany and Hoag. Until further notice
they will run in conjunction. The Hoag
has been placed on the lower river and
will be operated between Portland and
Salem, while the Albany will take care
of the business between Salem and Cor
vall1s.
w. E. Yates, the newly elected prose-
cutting attorney of the second district,
passed through Oregon City Sunday even
ing on his way home at Corvallis. Mr..
Yates enjoys the distinction of having
been elected on the republican ticket by
a majority of 5oo.-Enterprise. Yes; his
majority was more than double 500. be- |
ing 1910.
A surveying party from Oregon City |
under the charge of Henry Meldrum and
G. E. Waggoner left this place last We'd !
nesday for the scene of their operation :
which is in the northern part of Lake
county. They have eight townships to i
survey and will Immediately commence
their work, regardless of the hot wealth
Review.
The Corvallis Ladies' band, who were
so popular last year, has four new men,
bers, and show marked improvement.
Mr.. Victor Moses is the leader, and he
has shown himself to be competent
one. The young ladies are all students
of the State Agricultural college, and
some of them were graduates this year
Oregon City Enterprise.
Mrs. c. H. Pearse and sister, Miss Rilla
Wren, are rusticating on Rock creek and
will be joined in a few days by MIR. Pearse
who is at present employed i'll San Fran
cisco as bookkeeper for the large whole
sale firm of Washburn & Moen Mfg Co.
At the expiration of their outing season,
Mrs. Pearse will accompany her husband
to San Francisco to reside
Friends in this city of Miss Leon Lois
reelected to her position in the Button,
Ind, high school, as teacher of Latin and
English literature. She has been in at
tendance upon the national teachers as
sociation at Buffalo, New York, and be-
fore returning to Indiana will visit in va
rious portions of the far east.
When you want prescriptions COM
pounded you are surest of having them
properly filled at the store carrying the
largest stock of pure drugs, and it goes
without saying you are certain of getting
what you want in the drug line at Gra-
ham & Wells. They also keep in stock
a we'll assorted line of stationery, books,
paints, oils and toilet articles.
W. A. Wells returned last Friday from
Portland, having been called to that city
to consult with A. L. Maxwell, receiver
Of the Oregon Development Co., relative
to leasing the eoihpany's warehouses
along the ilRe of the O. c. & E.. at Phil
onatlI, Wren ar Blodgett. The confer
ence resulted in Mr.. Wells securing
lease of these houses for the coming sea-
son.
Hon. John Daily of Lincoln county. has
been in town for the past several days.