The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-11-05
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
A hot time III the old town tonight.
War lectures to night and Tomorrow
night. :: ri.
The public school students have the
football fever. .,,-
Born, yesterday morning to the wife of
Frank Francisco, girl.
Mrs. N. B. Avery is visiting the family
of Judge Broneugh in Portland. -
County warrants taken at par for nier
chandi<e At Nolan & Callahax's.
Orders taken for o. A. c. regulation
uniforms at $I4.5o. S. L. KLINE.
=. Will Bless was in Albany Tuesday to
attend the;funeral of Mrs. VIM. Ralston.
= Congressman Ellis was in the city Sat
urday visiting Prof. Horner and other
friends.
Miss Leon Louis gave a delightful
lunch to number of lady friehds Satur
Gay afternoon.
Geo. E. Smith is building nsw hosse
for Dick Kiger, in the site of Tie old Que
burned last spring, ~
Morning and evening services al the
NJ, 3, Church. South, nexi Sunday, Rev.
Fenten In the pulpit. go. ;;
The. members Of the. Congregational.
church have secured Rev. Krause as pas
tor for the ensuing year. -.
Several college students expect to wit
ness the Albany Monmouth football
game at Monmouth tomorrow.
A number of boys are rehearsing
hynns aazd ehants preparatory to their
forming "a part Of the Episcopal choir.
The new residence that S. G. McFad-
den has been erecting for y. B. Avery is
nearly. completed. 1t is a very pretty
cottage.
Cal. Thrasher has been over the coun-
ty for week, in the capacity Of deputy
sheriff, notifying delinquent tax payers
and summonins jurymen. =
The lectures on the civil war at the col
lege chapel tonight and tomorrow
night will be masuifcently illustrated
by sterioptican views, life size.
An entertainment for the benefit of the
o. a. c. athletic sad' football association
Is being arranged. 1t. will probably be
given on the a6th- of this month.
The union services Thanksgiving day
will be held in the new M. E. church.
Rev. Fenton, pastor of the M. E. church
South, is to preach the sermon.
Circuit court ceuvenss next Monday.
There is light docket and most of the
cases are the unfinished ones from last
term. Divorce suits are plentiful.
- The new board of FIRE delegates have
elected the following officers: Pres, G.
Read; vice pres. Henry Carver; secretary,
Brady Burnett; treasurer, Ed Clark.
Services at the Presbyterian church
merit Sunday merning and evening, DIR.
Thompson occupying the pulpit. He
will preach at Oak Ridge Sunday after
noon.
There will be preaching at the Congre-
gational church next Sunday at II a. m.
and 7:3o p. M, and at the Plymouth
church at 3 p. m. by the new pastor.
Rev. Krause.
The party given by the board of fire
delegates Saturday evening was de-
lightful affair and we'll atteHded. The
cid board gave, way to the new board
elected; in July, Tuesday evening
The Corvallis Hook & Ladder Com
pany will be reorganized this month and
take fresh start. A number of pros
pective members are waiting for the re-
adjustment of tho company's affairs.
Bruce Smith died at Vancouver last
Saturday and was buried at Oskville,
Linn ceunty, Sunday His father, Capt.
Smith, was once sheriff of Linn. He
was relative by marriage Of w. E.
Yates; -,
From Commissioner Chambers it is
learned that Tib Maxfeld, of Kings
Valley, met with serious accident Tues
day, while hauling poles; breaking a
bone in his leg and badly sprainiug his
ankle.
Dilly, the fixing man. does satisfactory
work. Bikes attended to, umbrellas
skillfully treated. locks repaired, keys
made-everything of this sort he will do
for you in way that will please you
and at prices that will comfort you. =
Brady Burnett, Judge Greffoz and Mr..
- Hansen, student. took some excellent
snapshot photos of last Saturelays's
game. Mr.. Trask caught some fine
larger pictures. All show that the inter-
ference of the home time was unusually
good. 4
Mrs. Florence Jones and daughters,
who have been visiting relative. in this
city fer several days, leave to day for
Portland, where the young ladies are to
enter school. Mrs. Jones will visit her
son, Robt. Johnson, associated press
representative at Seattle. before returning,