The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-09-03
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Ed. Horner and wife are back from the
coast.
Judge Burnett is at Toledo this week
On legal business.
Mr.. Will Hodes, of Eugene, is visiting
relatives in this city.
The Corvallis public schools will open
Monday the I4th inst.
nt-Representative-El E. R. Lake
returned from Portland Saturday.
r. G. Mires, of Alsea, and A. w. Haw-
ley, of Belknap, paid this Office visit
Friday.
]. F. Yates returned Sunday from Port
land where he spent several days on legal
business.
B. F. Irvine, of the Times, and family
are home from their summer vacation at
Newport.
Don't fail to hear Hon. T. T. Geer, of
Marion county, at the court house tomor
row evening.
Miss Matte Avery with her friend, Miss
Henion of Portland, returned from New
port Tuesday.
Hon. ]. K. Weatherford, of Albany,
will address the Bryan club at the court
house tonight.
Prosecuting Attorney Yates and family
came home Monday from an extended
outing at Newport.
Charles Chandler, of Baker City, a
member of the class of "a, o. A. c., is
visiting in Corvallis.
Banker Woodcock's family returned
Monday, for a few days stay, from Sui
phur Springs, where they have been
camping for several weeks.
Fred Blumhart came over from the bay
Monday for some fixtures for his gasoline
lannch. He returned yesterday.
The family of T. M Hamilton are NOV
ing this week into the Patterson residence
in Wilkins addition, near the college.
E. Woodward and family returned
home Friday evening by private convey
ance, having spent several weeks at the
coast
Rev. H. Zercher, having returned from
vacation, will conduct services next Sun
day, morning and evening. at the congre-
gational church.
Rev. H. Gould, of Halsey, will occupy
the pulpit in the Methodist church Sun
day. September 9th. Everybody is cor
daily invited to attend the services.
John Moore, an old-time Corvallisite,
arrived in town Monday on short visit
among old friends. At present he is con-
Quoting barber shop in Independence.
Wallace Harrison-Peggy-the we'll
known and as well liked o. A. c. student,
has already arrived in Corvallis prepara-
tory to entering his final year at the in
stitutiou.
Married, in Corvallis, Oregon, on the
aeth day of August, 1896, Mr.. Clarence
Smith and Miss Mary Henderson, both
of Benton county, Or, D. Carlile, justice
of the peace, officiating.
Pete Hunter, who, with Joe Caskey,
left Corvallis last May on a tour of South
ern Oregon, returned Saturday. He says
his partner Joe is employed at his trade
in shop in Medford and is doing well.
Miss Helen Holgate returned home
Saturday from an all summer outing a
Newport. Miss Louise Fischer, who cot
tagged with her, returned few days be
fore, going first to Coos bay and thence
home overland.
Mrs. Fennel and daughters, of Inde
pendence, passed through Corvallis yes
terday on their way home from Newport
Miss Susie Fennel is an accomplished
young violinist and bright musical flu
ture is before her.
K. H. Gabbert, typo and reporter an
former resident of Corvallis, was in tow
for an hour or so Tuesday. Mr.. Gabber
has been employed for some time on til
Oregon City Enterprise, and was return
ing from months vacation.
Horace Greely, Sr., of the Time:
otherwise known as Durham, has lai
down the rule and the stick for a brie
vacation. He does not yet know whethe
he will spend the month iu Paris or MOI
roe. Frank Turney, Jr., the skillful Ii
tie typo, takes his case.