The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-08-19
s. f. YOUNG & SON,
Albany, Oregon.
Agents for ButtrfCk Patterns.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Charles Blakeslee is out and abe to
attend to business again.
Notary Public Grasg, of Dusty, called
on business few days since.
Prof. French has rent.d his residence
to Geo. Ready, the college printer.
Geo. Hor:efall, who has been down
with malarial fever, is convalescest.
Miss Maude H ffinan will not come to
San Francisco, as has been reported.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beach died at her horHe
at 2:2o p. Ill. Monday, of heart disease.
w. Starr, of Monroe, and Attorney
Bryan, of Philomata. were i'll town this
week.
Mrs. r. Shelton and childres. OF Scio.
are visiting with her sister, Mrs. Dilley,
of this city.
L. P Poad has returned to his home in
NcMinnville after a weeks visit with
friends here.
]. C. McCeurtland, of this city, is
spending his vacation with his brother,
at Wilbur, Wash.
Fred Maburn, of Asea, passed Trough
town horseback Tuesday on Ms way to
Detroit, ia the Casca les.
Norm Lilly's river bottom field yielded
40 bushel- of wheat to the acre, which is
the largest yield yet reported.
Doc Tom aad Mr.. Greut of Alsea we're
in town this week marketing chittifn
bark, wosl, nohair and honey.
Zierolf, the grocer,- wants all his Gus
toners to call and examine his Warranted
pure American Food Products.
Mrs. Gussie Palmer, eff Philomath. has
been visiting With Mrs. Elizabeth Ger
hard and family of this city fer several
days.
Vim. Stevens, for many years resi-
dent of this place, died at Toledo, Lin
coin county, on Saturday last and was
buried ON Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Veazie Brysen, wife of our
young attorney, is contributor to the
new literary magazine, Drift" pub
lished in Portland.
Miss Martha Lawrence who has been
for some time visiting the family of Alex
AcFadden, of this city, is now gathering
shells by the seaside.
Lee Beach, who was deputy postmaster
under Judge Moor. now city passenger
agent for the Northern Pacific, in Fort
land, was in Corvallis this week.
County Clerk Walters and family, ac-
companied by Mrs. Waters father and
mother, whose home is at Newberg, are
rusticating in the Alsea raountains.
John Todd, oa Beaver creek, has erect.
ed so bushel Kurtz dryer on his place.
1t will be a good thing for himself and
neighbors who have small crops of fruit.
&c. Rose hauled LOO FIRE brick from
Albany last week to be used in building
the furnaces for his dryer. Mr.. Errick-
son, from Salem, is here doing the mason
work for Mr.. Rose.
John Whitaker of Willamette precinct
recently said to the GAZETTE representa-
with the exception that he had almost
exhausted himself doing two mems work
during harvest.
]. E. Crenk and wife left Monday over
tlae Northern Pacific for their old home in
Madison, Wis, for months visit with
relatives and friends. Their daughter,
Miss Anna, will stay with her sister, Mrs.
M. H. Kriebel, during their abseHce.
We learn that our former townsman,
Glib McFadden, is doing we'll at Wilbur,
Wash, where he located about one year
ago. There has lately conc into his
home young son whom Glib has named
Dewey. He proposes to call the next
one McKiAley.
For broken surfaces, sores, insect bites, :
burns, =kin disc:ses, and especially piles,
there is cae reliable remedy, DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. When you call for
DcWitt's don't accept counterfeits or frauds.
You will not be disappointed with DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. Grahain & Wells.
d. B. Bernan's truck team, being tired
of waiting for the evening train on the
c. & E., raa away Monday evening
starting for their home, but before going
far one of the horses fell and in ured
himself slightly. The team was captured
by w. S. I.inviile after it lad ran several
blocks. No one injured.
Miss Eta Peet, after visiting with
friends i'll this city for few days, took
her departure for Eugene where she will
tarry a week with old schoolmates, and
then go Oh to Palo Alto, Cal, where she
will enter the Castilleja female college.
Miss Eta is charming II year cd miss
and will do her family and friends credit
in school or elsewhere.
John Riley, 4 resident for number of
years in this city, died at Alth yuse, Jose
phine county, the I4th and was buried
the 18th. Mr.. Riley settled in Corvallis.
in 1882, built brewery, and fer several
years manufactured beer and shipped it
to his customers in different parts of the
valley. Several years since he sold his
brewery property on the corner of First
aud jefferson to Ben Woldt. He leaves
quite an estate in this aud josephine
counties.