The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-09-24
Excepting the few Hungarian prunes,

county this season failed to bring enough
TO pay expenses. The last lots sold for
less than the first, and i'll some instances
the shippers will have to pay part of the
commission and freight charges.
At the Baptist tabernacle on Sunday
there will be Sunday School at 10 and
and preaching at II a. m.; juniors at 4,
Y. P. society at $50 and preaching at
7:3o p. nj. Morning subject: The
sound in the mulberry trees" Night
subject: Poverty and Riches" All
invited.
in the city from Wednesday evening un-
til Saturday evening of each week, and
will meet her pupils at the ladies' hall
Thursday and Friday afternoons from 5
other hours at Mrs. Weber's. Tuition,
$2.oo per month.
Prof. F. c. Kent returned Saturday
from an all summer visit in the east.
He inspected the agricultural colleges of
several states and was constantly on the
lookout for improved methods in dairy
ing. Prof. Kent purchased 4 cheese
plant for the college, which is being
placed in the dairy building.
In the golden mellowness of the pres
ent, when the world feels young again;
when gloom has flown and prosperity
shines benignly for all. let us keep our
bodies in harmony with the times. Keep
clean; keep your face free from stubble.
When? All tile time. Where? Spen-
GERS, the prince of BARRIERS.
Mr.. Carl Krutzen. deserving student,
who is staying at Cauthorn hall. is
..ood shorthand reporter and will do
typewriting by the hour or by folio. He
has machine. He depends to some ex-
tent upon what he can make during
evenings and Saturdays to carry him
through school. ANY one needing his
services can send word to Cauthorn hall.
Peter Abbey aud wife, well known and
popular hotel people of Newport. will
take charge o. the Occidental hotel Oc-
tober Ist. NJ. Schmidt, retiring. Mr..
Schmidt will return from Alaska to
spend the Christmas holidays with his
family and when he goes back to his
northern place of business, William will
accompany him. III the meantime the
latter will take special course at the
Agricultural College.
Young Allen Logan, of Toledo. who is
charged with killing a man named Syl-
vester, in an Independence hop yard, is
at home. He was held to answer OIL the
charge of manslaughter and released on
$1,000 bail. Judge w. S. McFaddcn is
one of his attorneys. There is some
doubt as to whether young Logan struck
the fatal blow, as i'll the row Sylvester
received a powerful knock before the
boy struck him. Sam Logan, the boys
father, is well known and highly respect
ed i'll Benton and Lincoln counties.
Last spring Mr.. Grant Corby, of Philo-
math, lost a good overcoat. He adver-
tiscd for it in the GAZETTE, and in few
days the csat was brought into the Office.
Mr.. Corby, however, failed to call for it,
and this week came into town to pur-
chase new one. While trying one on,
it occurred to him that possibly his lost
garment had been found, and stepping
into this Office it was given to him. The
merchant says he lost good sale through
newspaper advertising.
Mart L. Spangler left yesterday for San
Francisco, where he has been offered
responsible and profitable position with
a large iron company. Mart is splen-
did young fellow and will be .sreatly
missed by Corvallis young people. He
is cornetist of no mean ability, axd his
absence will be particularly felt in musi-
cal circles; but opportunity to better his
condition is an exceptional one and his
many friends wish him godspeed and
every success. He will be employed by
the firm with which Mr.. Charles Pearse
is prominently connected.
Among the Oregon City young people
who have just departed or about to go
elsewhere to school are: Miss Daisy
Lawrence, Miss Edna Garrow, Misses
Hulda and B1ache Holden. Lee Harding,
Ira Wishart, Wilbert Garrew, Joseph
Garrew, N. R. Smith, Thompson Mel
drum, Fred Chairman and w. r. Smith,
to the State Agricultural College at Cor
wallis; Howard Brownell, Abel and Ed
gar Meresse and Guy Clarke, to Forest
Grove; Erastus, A. Smith, to McMinn-
vile; Miss Florence Morey and Miss
Helen Eastman, to New York; and Law
renee L. briggs, to Michigan university.
-Oregonian.