The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1897-10-01
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Happy HON. Clothin :.

Happy HON. Clothing.
Caps galore at Mrs. J. Mason'S.
Prof. J. d. Letcher visited Corvallis
this week.
Ladies-she ad of Mrs. ]. Mason will
interest you.
Miss Bertha Linnville is visiting
friends in Portland.
Grand opening at Mrs. J. Mason's, to-
day and tomorrow.
tended visit to Roseburg.
Services as usual at Baptist tabernacle
On Sunday. Everybody invited.
Royal L. Baker, now citizen Of Jnnc-
ton City, visited Corvallis this week.
Brady Burnett goes to Salem, Mo.day,
to tell the supreme court what lie knows
about law.
One hundred dozen Nolan & Gala
hans celebrated so cent overalls arri, ed
this week.
The ladies ceffee club held its monthly
reunion last Monday. Refresiin ents
were served.
Dr. Thompson will preach at the Oak
Ridge Presbyterian chHrch next Sabbath
afternoon at 3. =....
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. johnson returned
home Tuesday, and are located i'll the
Francisco residence. 81 -
The two hobos run in last week are
working the streets under the sups rin-
tendence of the chief.
College student, continue to arrive.
The sign ''hou.e to let" is an unfamiliar
sight in Corvallis now.
Will Bloss will train the o. A. c. f Of
ball team, He is the best trainer i'll Or
egon by odds-Albany Dem ocrat.
The fines paid by those arrested by Of
6cer Skipton have more than paid his
SALARY for the four months he has been in
Office.
S. L. Kline will leave tomorrow even.
ing overland to visit his family and also
to look after the sale of prunes and po-
tatoes.
Prospects are favorable for a large
band at the collegs this year. The or
chestra has already organized and prac
tices every day. =.
eAdam Wilhelm, jr., of Monroe, was
made a member of the Oregon state
pharmaceutical association at its recent
session in Portland.
A5e Clark and Mr.. Bradley, of Aisea,
were at the county seat Tuesday. Abe is
not a bad sort of fellow, but he de-
clines to discuss prosperity. ... -.
F. L. Miller has samples Of. cloth Sc
lected by the college committee on uni
forms, and will furnish students with the
regulation uniform for $r4.75.
Miss Mary Smith, who has been teach
ing in Astoria since her graduation at the
o. A. c. two years ago, is employed as q
teacher in the state normal at Monmouth.
Prof D. w. Trine is now attending
Cornell university, taking special course
in horticulture, botany, French and Ger
man. He is doing finely with his work.
The outward appearance OF the Ca
zsrrR building is being vastly improved
by an application of paint. Messrs. Bow
man and Underwood are doing the work
The big ad of Nolan & Cal1ahan's on
another page, is in keeping with the
large stock of the enterprising and busi
ness-daing firm. Every word of the ad
is pro6tab le reading.
Tyra Smith will 'tbacon' most of his
hogs this year himself. He understands
handling meat and the hams he puts up
compare favorably with those turned ou
by professional packers.
Dick Kiger went to Portland yester
day and will go to Salem to attend the
state fair to-day. R. C. Kiger has severa
fast horses entered in the races there
One of them ran yesterday.
Mr.. H. ]. Elliott, of this city, will be
gin teaching in district No. AZ, Alsea, Or
egon, next Monday. Mr.. Elliott gradu
ated from the o. A. c. last June. and
an exceptionally fine young man.
N. P. Briggs has sufficiently recovere
from his serious illness to get around OF
his feet again. He leaves to-day fe
Portland with his daughter, Mrs. craw
ford, with whom he will visit for som
tine.
Harry Kelly, member of last year
o. A. c. track team, passed through Coz
Wallis, Tuesday, from a surveying tri
down the coast. He sported level
crop of whiskers and was hardly recogni
able.
Come and hear the gramophone.
talking machine, at the Baptist tabe
aacle at p. m. Admission 10 cent
Proceeds for benefit Of the churcl
Short open air program at 1880. Con
everybody.
Miss Maud Russell, while testing mill
at the college dairy, had the misfortur
to get some of the acid in her eyes. n
permanent injury resulted, but the Al
cidert will interfere with her studyin
for few days.
The following ad appeared IN the Or
Souian of last Monday: ''Housekeepe
young, good looking widow preferree
permanent position and good home f
eight party. Boz 3s4, Corvallis, Or.
who wa1ts her?