The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-07-01

tIdSiIi;. agent aiiu SeIei al Cic! ~.
Many matters discussed are to be
acted upon at Il future meeting
Fireworks, sports and music at Cor
wallis Oh the Fourth.
All the late popular songs at the Berke
ley boys concert, Friday, July Ist.
Wednesday a marriage license was IS
sued to Jas. R. 2iisner and Olive Hogan.
The man who scattered tacks OIL the
bicycle path-but no imam" ever does
such thing.
Services of unusual Interest 1T the Tres
byterian church next Sunday. A wei.
come to all.
The material, the stock an.l the printer
for good job printing are at the GAZETTE
Office. This office does the work.
The finest chewing gum is the Sen Sen.
Handsome prizes to purchasers are
offered by Hodes & Hall. These prizes
are displayed in the show window. Chew
good gum and save your digestive appa
ratus.
Miss Dorothea Nash and Miss K. Ber-
tina Ellis, both of the o. A. &. musical
department. will spend the summer il,
San Francisco studying. Miss Nash in
addition to her musical studies will take
art lessons.
Miss Grace Scott has returned from
The Dalles, where she was at the death
bed of her aunt, Mrs. Cerena Ferguson,
who died on June 23d. Mr.. Ferguson
has been visiting the family of MIR John
Scott this week.
JOS. Emrick's son writes home fro:l
Portland, where he is being treated by an
-oculist, that one eye is entirely cured an: !:
the other, whose sight it was feared was
gone. is nearly we'll.
Miss Leona Smith gave bicycle party
last Friday evening. Thirty young peo-
pie wheeled down the path for several
miles and on their return fcasted OH a
dainty lunch prepared for them at MIS-
John Smiths residence.
Miss Hattie Friendly, of Portland, was
the guest of honor at two social func
tions last week. Mrs. J. o. Wilson e.
tertaiael Friday night and alis: Leo.
Louis, at the residence of Mrs Mi.l.ie
Lee, Saturday afternoau. Hiss Friend y
re1ur..eL home Nou;1sv
AT the Methodist Episcopal cIlu;cl.
Sunday msrnins aeeting for new coz
verts. Love feast followed by sacranirs
If the Lords Supper. All converts an'
probationists plea:e be present. In III
evening will be patriotic service wit
a nation Il sermon. All citizci3 invited.
At the residence of tie bride i'll the s..
burbs of Corvallis yesterday ulornl.:
Mr.. w. {. Belknap, 2 well known Mon
roe farmer, and Mrs. Lizzie B. knap we:e
united i'll marriage, Rev. Isaac Pesrt oa'
ciating. Although bearing the SAT- {
narle the high contracting PARTIES ue,>
Eot 'atcd.
The Corvallis Mills people believ il,
improvement. They are expendiny sev
eral !luudreI dollars in protecting tho
road to Crystal l. Ike cemetery from til.
ravages Of the river and are raising tlieil
immense wal chouse. The county vii
undoubtedly at least partially reconl
pense them for their outlaJ OH the roa;!
Last winter for several days very large
irom pipls cane up to Corvallis ON the
S. P. road ard ii ell switched over to the
G.. s. E. AID taken TO Albany. Inquire:
as to th-ir destination brought 10 a:.s
wer at the tirae. 1t is now learned til
pipes are for sugar beet factory at Ss
linas, Clla., the largest in tie world
The zig iron fIom Birmingham, IA.
was broaght to Oswego, Or, and at tht
smeter there converted iato pipes. By
bri ~ fke:.I t1lrouol1 Cory a is the ter