The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-10-29
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
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W. E. Yates is after ding court in Lane
county this week.
Mrs. $. N. wilkins il visiting friends
in Eugene this week. -"-'
: Harry Hegue, of Albany. visited in
corvaili: several days this week. :.
Harry Samuels leaves for Portland to :.
day, where he will spend the winter.
The board of fire delegates entertain
invited guests to-Hight at fremen's hall
- S. L. Kline and family have returned
from San Francisco much improved in
health. :,t'9> -; -.
J.sY. Mccune. of Oak Grove, Linn
cenaty, paid this Office a pleasant call
Monday
IL. w. Stanley. representing the Wiley
B. Allep, Co., of Portland, was in town
this weeE: -.
Everybody. with their friends will 20
to see the football game to morrow. Ad-
mission as cents.
DIR. John Ruetler, Of Jacksonville,
brother Of Mrs. Arthur Holgate, visited
friends in Corvallis this week.
Members of Rebekak lodge entertain
ed,the Eastern Star Saturday night 1t
was an enjoyable and successful event
In the case of Sheriff Landes VS.. Lin
coin eonnty, Involving question of saE
aries, the sxpreine court has decided i'll
favor Of the county. :, x
Great bargains in trimmed hats. walk
ing and sailor hats and. Tam O,Shanters.
Tips,of all ceiors .at 90 per cent below
cost at Mrs., ]. Mason's. "a -
The Corvallis boys who havs been en-
ployed on the. river government works
have raiurped home, work having been
suspended for the season.
August Hpdes now owns the building
occupied Bys his grocery store. He
bought il Of john Riekerd for 8, 500, the
deed being filed yesterday.
Geo. l. Wargoner enjoyed the pleas
ure of moving this week. The family
are new at home in the St. Clair property
west Of the pablic school building.
Regular meeting of the Corvallis
grange Saturday in Horticultural building,
college, at I:3o p. m. All nembers are
requested to be present. H. 7. FRENCH;
master.
Lost-betEeen the TIMES Office and
Sth street, "a lady's purse containing
about $7s. The finder will be suitably
rewarded BY returuisg same to Mrs. B.
: W. S. Stone has returned. to take
charge -f the Corvallis business of the
o. R. & Co. He says boats will begin
running next week if the river. does not
fall toe much.
DR.. Thompson went TO Salem yester-
day to conduct the installation services
Of Rev. H. A. Ketchum, D. D., as pastor
Of the Presbyterian church in that city.
He will return to-day
~ One thousand people will witness the
Farmers-Indisn football game tomorrow
, afternoon. They are coming from all
roand to see the redmen and the whites
struggle with the pig skin.
Subject at Baptist. church Sunday
morning: "The man on the WALL" At
night: "The true source Of help" Sum-
day school, Juniors: and young peoples
meeting as usual. All welcome.
Services of universal interest next Sab
bath at tue Presbyterian church.. Re-
ception of me embers and. preaching by
the pastor at II a. m. An evening of
ssng at 1880, Id by the choir. A well
come to all. -; <
The farmers short course at the o. A.
c. begins Janusry rth.ana continues for
one month. Farmers of Oregon are in
vited to attend and study the progress
AxricHIture is making and the uew meth-
ods of horticulture, agriculture and dairy
ing, Tuition il free.
Benton county has lost coed and use
full citizen by the death of Rev. Ezra
Wyatt. who succumbed to injuries re-
ceived in runaway accident He was
live. intelligent, sympathetic and pub
lie spirited man, and his loss will be
greatly felt in the community.
Prof. Craig has presented the Agricul-
tural College with a handsome large Am
erican flag that is to float over the insti-
tuition. 1t is \ timely and very accept
able gift that is highly appreciated by
the faculty. students and public. The
aag will be raised by the cadets with ap-
propriate military ceremonies next week.
DR.. J. B. Wells. who practiced dentist
~ here several years ago, was in town
this week on business. After leaving
Corvallis with his family in 1892 he took
up his residence in central New York,
but on account of ill health he was ad-
vised to change his residence to higher
altitude and for some time has been liv-
ing in the Black Hills. He says that
:both.he and his wife find that a very
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