The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-12-31
s. T. YOUNG & SON,
Albany, Oregon.
LOCAL HAPpE.> iNGS.

Miss Bessie l. vine is III Salem visiting
friends.
]. NJ. Cameron is il, P srilald this week
on business.
w. B. Dagget, former O. A. {. st. dent,
is visiting friends i'll town.
Bruce Burnett visited frieuls III Lane
comfy during XMAS vaca;i1i'.
The Kisses Cleavcr. o. Postl and, are
visiting tlcir aaat, sirs. B:ysr "a.
Geo. II. Brown, o. c. * E. official,
took trip hayward Wednesday.
Will Fechtcr aud wife. now of Alba y,
visited Corvallis d irins the week.
Rock Bty.oa. U. of O.'s gallant .uar-
terback, is at home for t'ae holidays.
Mrs. Walter Wilcs has bean visiting
her parents at Plainview, Linn county.
Mrs. Claude Catch and childreN re
morning. ;.r',-' !,
President Gatc.a has ncen spsudiAs the
week at Newport, enga3 ed is writing and
quiet study.
r. E. Wilson, of Portland, spent
Christmas at Corvallis with 'thc old
folks at home
Miss Emma Crawford and Roy ard
Hareld Woodcock spent part of the hoii-
day week in Salem.
There will be no services Ill the Con-
sreeatienal church next Sunday, except
Sunday school and endesvor.
The thanks of this Office are due Robt.
A. Habershaaa, civil eagiucer EFF Port:
land, for a valnahle map of Alaska. = - Z :
w. w. Brannin, representiSg the Per.-
land Merning Trihuae, intersiswsd Cor
wallis citizens Wednesday and yesterday.
Logas Hays of the telegrah aud ex-
press offices, has been appointed S. P. R.
R. agent for the sale Of tickets to the
east.
Miss Ora Spangier Is spending the hel-
idays at home and is accompanied by
her friend and fellow teacher, Miss Erma
Lawrenee.
4'The Exchsnge is now the name oi
Mr.. b. Campbell's business. His
trade outgrow the name of ''second
hand store"
The exercises at the various chsrcEes
Christmas eve merc unusually interesting
and several 2ovei and attractive faatui es
were introduced.
the state board Of equalization meeting
at Salem this week, explaining the tax
rells of Benton county.
Make the wheels so 'rovnd. The Ga
ZErrE JOB presses do only good work
They are always going, but there is al
ways room for more orders.
Will Ready and George Waggener, jr.
both III Uncle Sans employ at Port
land, were in town during the week,
looking prosperous and happy.
Two families from Minnesota, with
household goods aud farm stock, arri wee
in Corvallis Saturday. They expect te
purchase farms and locate here.
A marriage license was issued Wed
nesday to Guy J. Frink and Miss Dor;
Boles, two well known and highly es
tesmsd young Philomath people.
Ed Stanton, postmaster at Toledo, Lin
coin County, is to be married in Corvalli
Tomorrow to Miss Addall Gillette,
well known Corvallis young lady.
The rubbish ON the site of ths burned
warehouse near the ferry landing is be
iHg cleared away, and J. N. lrandebcrr
will establish lumber yard here.
For Saie--A few barrels OF ferIncnte
cider good for making vinegar. Pric
per barrel $3.oo-barrel inclnded. Siz
barrels. As to so gallons. G. H. Hor:
fall Sc Co.
Frank Lilly and wife,of Independents.
spent the Christmas holidays with th
1atter's father, Geo. Wasgsner. M
Lilly returned Wednesday and his Wi
goes home Tomorrow.
The annual report of the Oregon Agr
cultural College and experiment static
for the year ending June 80, 1897, b;
been printed. 1t was not received
time for more than casual psrusal.
Scott King sold kis farm at Blodge
this week to F. H Francis. Scott WI
recently appointed postmaster at Ble
gett and will open general a rnerekandi
store in connection with the postoffiee.
The Commercial Restaurant has agai
changed hands. VIM. Edgar beiag ii
aew proprietor. 1t is decided chang
for the better, and under the new maj
agement will no doubt be liber=lly p
tronized. .3.-f....
Pref. Trine, who has been taking
special course at Cornell, has been force
to suspend college work for awhile, oy
ing TO the sickness of his mo,her, b
expects to re-enter at the beginning