The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-09-17
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


Miss Ora Spangler has ret urned to her
school work in Oregon City.
A few choice furnished rooms to let
Enquire Of Mrs. F. M. johnson.
Will H. Bloss has been visiting friends
here during the past several days
Miss Nellie Hogue, Of Albany, is tax
ing a course at Stanford Univer.itv.
Lee Beach was up from Portland for
a day this week, visiting friends in Cor
wallis.
Mrs. Claude Catch and children, OF
Salem, are visiting the family of Presi-
dent Catch.
Among the assignment of Methodist
preachers was that of G. F. Rounds for
Monroe.
Supt. Deuman was in Salem Thursday
on school business. His sister accom-
panied him.
Ben Bowers, of Texas, arrived in Cor
wallis this week on a brief business and
pleasure trip.
Horse and buggy for sale at heavy
sacrifice. Apply to Rev. H. Oberg' NJ
E. parsonage.
The Agricultural College will make all
extensive and suggestive display at the
Oregon state fair.
Several Improvements have been made
lately to the Catholic church, which adds
greatly to its appearance.
,Hou. 7. K. Weatherferd. Of Alb.n y,
was in town "Wednesday OIL college busl
ness, accompanied by his wife.
Small & Son have engaged quarters in
the new Whitehorn building and will oc'
cupy them about November Ist.
Sacks and storage S cents per bushel;
storage alone M cents. Highest price
paid for grain at Samuels warehouse.
Lester M. Leland, forrnan of the print
ing department at the o. A. c. last year,
was in Corvallis few days this week.
Will Connell, of Hillsbero, returned
home Monday, having been in Corvallis
several days visiting his old friend, ]. R.
Smith.
Pete Abbey, of the Bay View house.
Newport, is in the city. 1t is possible
that he will take charge of a Corvallis
hotel soon.
Stovewecd from Berry, in the Cascade
mountains, is sold in Corvallis, being
brought here on cars. 1t sells for s7.5t
per cord delivered.
al love Jemima," said the brown
haired boy, cher presence fills my hear
with joy. And my Jemima DER me
raves, when I've had one of Spencer
shaves."
P. NJ Abbey, of Newport, returned
home yesterday. He expects to talk
charge of the Occidental hotel abou
November 1st, at which time the presen
tenant, NJ. Schmidt, will vacate.
Tonight there will be a Temperance
lecture given by Mr.. Blackwell. state or
ganizer of the I. o. G. T. There will b
an effort made to reorganize the lodge a
this place. Everybody invited.
The o. c. & E. Company is putting il
a new switch on First street from th'
turn ON Washington street to the Bentor
FIGURING Mills. This will greatly facili
tate the handling of cars on the rive
front.
Miss Bertha Ellis, Albany's charr,in,
vocalist. has charge of the department
of vocal music at the college, and is il
the city preparing for her work. Th'
regents were fortunate in securing he
services.
Fred Hall has bsen appointed stewsr
on the government snagboat Mathlor1s
now operating below Salem. This is
good position and is given to good ma
for the place. Gifty's friends congratu
late him.
S. L. Kline is receiving his new fal
stock this week. He bought extensivel.
in anticipation of large increase i
trade this fall. and Monday and Tuesda
received over twenty-five tons of nisce
1aneous freight.
Services at the Baptist Tabernacle o
Sunday as usual Sunday school at 10 Z
m. Preaching at II and 1880. MorninI
subject: "The Great Physician" En-
ening subject: The Bible Confirmed.
All heartily invited.
All the rooms in the ladies' boardin
hail, o. A. c., were engaged some tim
ago, aad applications are pouring
daily. Many students are now in tt
city and tomorrow there will be crow
of them. The school is booming.
Another slice is cut off the count
debt. Treasurer Buchanan has issue
another call for warrants, taking in
those issued up to and on July 10. 1s9
This will redeem 81 warrants, and il
wolves the paying out of $I,e4S.SS.
Circulars, posters, dodgers, invitation
announcements, orders, receipts stat
n1euts, bill heads, letter heads. in fact
kinds of commercial, professional an
social job printing done speedily an
pleasingly at the GAZETTE job Office.
Lack of vitality and color-matter
the bulbs cause the hair to fall out an