The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-01-21
5. t. YOUNG & SON,
Albany, Oregon.
Agents Batfrick Patterns
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

French candies at Hodes & Halls.
U. B. Vodle Is in San Francisco Oh
business.
Ed R Br9 r9son has returaed from vi:i
to Portland.
Re. ]. w. Moore is visiting in Port
land all The Dallcs.
w. S. Toniinsou, ef Wc.:.s vis;:cd il
Corvallis Wednesday.
August Fischer went over to Yaquins
Oh business, Wednesday.
Mrs. John LeAger and Mrs. Fred Hal
are visiting friends in Salem.
We. Yates and w. s. Hufford go tt
Toledo t-morrow oil legal business.
Carl Schmidt, the Occidental landlord
is on his way to Alaska via the Oregon
Albert Therston, of ths Times, and
John Zies, jr.. are visiting the metrep
oils.
Remember that those 2o-cent dinners
beat
Mrs Trask, of Cascade Locks, is in
the city visiting her son, Sidney F..
Trask.
rs. Adolph Peterson and Mr.. Gland
Riddle are recent victims 10 the tonsilitis
epidemic.
Phil Weber has written home from
Skagway. whether he has gone to seek
his fortune. ..-.
The new band is practicing diligently
and wi soon be in shape to furnish first
class melody.
Mrs. TEo'. Whiteforn returned We'd
nesday from visit with Mrs. Chas Moor
at Steven son, Wash.
Jack Thomas is overlaulins and put
ting in good repair the Beaver Creek saw
mill, owned by T. Il. Coon.
Miss Laura Burnett came down from
Eugene. sltuEay, to make All extensiv e
visit with Mr. E. P. Greffoz.
john Vineyard returned from KIoH-
dixie Wednesday evening. His mother
accompanied him from Portland.
The regular monthly acquaintance
meeting wi be held next Thursday
evening i. the Methodist church.
Mrs. J. A. Spangler and Miss Lulu
Spangler arc in San Francisco visiting
Mart, who has a fine position there.
Alba Schmidt bid his friends goodbye
yesterday and took the train for Portland
where he will board the Oregon for Skag-
way.
Robert Johusen, the happy and popu-
lar ex-postmaster and Corvallis hand
some man, is in Portland OIL pleasure and
business.
Mrs. john Simpson left yesterday
for San Francisco to visit her son Gene.
This will be Mis-. Simpsons first trip eat-
side of Orego=.
Mrs. +. NJ. johnson has been seriously
i'll the past week with pneumonia, but
has sufficiently recovered to be consider
ed ost of danger.
George Weber has opeEed up barber
shop in Saa Francisco. Ira Nelson, at
one time a Corvallis kni, hit of the razor,
is working for him.
The subject It the Congregational
church next Sunday morning will be
the Ten Commandments" in the even
ing, "The Goodness of G cd.'
General Compson delivered lecture
at the college chapel Friday night on the
subject: Battle of Gettysburg" in
wkich he figured prominently.
The action of several couples who have
been operating in the southern part of
town will have to receive more personal
netice if there is not speedy reform.
Hard times no more! One hundred
and forty-one new subscribers to the Ca
zErrE since the fifteenth of last month!
This shows the drift toward brighter
days.
DR.. Thompson has been wrestling with
the grip for several days, but has suffici-
emily recovered to conduct the services
at the Presbyterian church next Sunday,
as usual.
The attention of republicans is called
to the fleetin. of the Mckinley club at
the court house to- morrow night A good
time is expected and important business
will be transacted.
January is one of the quietest of
menths in business circles. 1t is rsst-
ing ii ne. This year it is a lull before
the STERN, for prospects for unusual trade
activity are very bright.
Jas. G. Taylor will ship by the Oregon,
the frs. consignment of blcon and lard
going from this city direct to Skagway.
There will no doubt be other shipments
from here to the land of gold.
Services at TIL. United Evangelical IL
church next Sunday; Sunday school at
10 a. m; young peo .5le's meeting at e:3o
p. nl; Preaching at 7:4o, subject, "Clear
counteuance and beautiful complexion"
Clyde Williams cropped his studies at
the O. A. c. Christmas, and is now doing
the practical farming act at home, near
Airlie, Polk county. Clyde is one of the
"eld reliables', aud will be missed at the
hill.