The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-07-16
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
James Flett and wife spent Sunday al
Newport.
Walker Hodes Of Eugene, is visiting
relatives in Corvallis.
Miss Julia Warrior is spending the
summer at Sodaville.
E. R. Lake left Wednesday ON a bust
ness trip to Portland.
Born, Friday the 10th, to the wife Of
Rev. H. oberE. II pound girl.
Mrs. J. c. Mayo and son, Walter, are
home from q visit in Linn county.
Mrs. ]. L. Spangler and daughter, Miss
Ora. are visiting friends in Portland and
Oregon City.
c. w. Hall. prominent Fossil busi-
ness man is visiting his brother, H. w.
Hall of this city.
G. E. Davis, manager of of the Pioneer
Sand Stone Company, paid Corvallis a
business visit Monday.
Prof. F. Berchtold and Jesse Spencer
are in Portland this week attending the
grand lodge of A. o. U. w.
VIM. Rubenack, Nolan s, Callahan's
artistic tailor, left Monday with his fam
lily for few weeks outing at Newport.
r. NJ. DAWSON, Alex. Rennie, Brady
Burnett and Julian McFadden, left Mon-
day for the Aisea on fishing trip.
They are expected home to-day.
There will be preaching at the Evan
gelical church by the pastor, A. A. En-
gelbart, next Sunday evening at 1890.
Prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
Hon. w. R. Ellis and family were pas
sengers on Fridays west bound passenger
for Newport were they will be quartered
for the summer in the Friendly cottage.
F. L. Miller discovered this week that
Corvallis Is altogether too warm place
for people of his size, and with his farni-
ly he left yesterday for months stay at
Newport.
Services at the Congregational church
next Sunday. Pastor Zercher will speak
in the evening ON The Effect of Alcho-
hol upon the Human Soul" All are in
vited to both services.
H. Eyer, who for several years has held
q position with S. L. Kline of this city,
10 now in the employ of Lee Williams,
Newport, and has charge of the latter's
branch store located on Nye creek.
w. E. Yates aud family left ON last
Fridays train for Newport, where Mrs.
Yates and the children will spend the
summer, having rented a cottage on Nye
creek. Mr.. Yates returned to Corvallis
Monday.
c. N. Grimes, of The Dalles, buyer for
the Union Meat Co., and wife, are visit
ing in Corvallis, the guest of their old
friends Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Hall. The
family will leave this week for Yaquina
bay for a few weeks outing.
Oregon City Enterprise: J. H. Car
rico, who has been attending the state
I'm versity at Eugene for the past year,
but who is employed in Fischer's flour
ing mills at Corvallis during the vaca-
ton, spent Saturday and Sunday with
his relatives in this city.
Manager Stone received wire yester.
day from President Hammond of the o.
c. & E., stating that he would arrive in
Portland today. MIR. Hammond has beer
absent in New York on business pertain
ing to his railroad enterprises. He viii
likely be in Corvallis in few days.
Bids for the construction of the Catho
lie church and parsonage to be erected a
the Siletz, were opened in this city las
week, and S. G. McFadden was awarded
the contract Mr.. McFadden leaves thi
week to begin work on the new building
: which he expects to complete about th
first of September.
When you want prescriptions com
pounded you are surest of having ther
properly filed at the store carrying tn
largest stock of pure drugs, and it goe
without saying you are certain of gettin
what you want in the drug line at Grs
ham & Wells. They also keep in stoc
well-assorted line of stationery, book
paints, oils and toilet articles.
Major Mckinley, the republican pres
dental nominee, and Bryan, the boy or,
tor of the Platte, who is to lead the den
ocracy during the coming campaign,
appearance, are strikingly similar in thi
both are smooth shaver. The reaso
they follow this style is because the
happily have found such artistic manf]
ulators of the razor as our own Spence
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