The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-11-18

o.! State of States, one state to mel
Bloomington Qll) Eye.
Don't throw our eyes away, take them
to DR.. Lowe next week.
/ Wills RamP, the veteran hop grower of
Kiugs Valley, called this week.
A. S. Pence, the geutiemanly .sgent of
the S P. R. R, in this city, called on bu-
siness Tuesday evening.
Uncle John Richard smiled on friends
il town recently. He is one of the stur-
ay pioneers of Willamette precinct,
Mr. Mathews aud dawghter, of Soap
Greek, left substantial token of respect
at the GAZETTE office a few days ago
Hon. W. S. Hufford, who is having
good success in the practice of law in
Portland, smiled on us Monday afternoon
last.
Mrs. S. c. Whitmore, of Jarmyn, Pa,
is visiting with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Adam Radir, and other relatives in Cor
wallis and Portland.
The subject at the Congrega,io: al
church next Sunday mernins will be
''The Divine Voice., in the evening,
/ "Christ Euthroled'.
/ H. NJ. Robinson, of Beaver, was in
town this week with lead of pork and
beef for Lee Hcnkle, raised ON Lees
! faru, in that locality
! DIR. Lowe, the we'll known eptician,
will return aud spend next week in Cor
wallis. All persons suffering from eye
defects can consult him in the Occi-
dental hotel.
Attorneys from abroad attending our
district court are g. NJ Brown, district
attorney, Roseburg; Kelly & Curl aud
c. H. Watson, Albany; 4. L. Bryan, Philo-
M ath; w. S. Huffora, Portland.
Subject at Methodist Episcopal church,
Lords Day, m,rning: That Jewel,
may it never lose its luster'' Evening,
"A broken up funeral i'll the presence of
much people, causing great seAsation."
There will be a union service OH
Thanksgiving day at the United Evan
gelical church at 1890 a. III. Rev. No
bic of the Baptist church will preach the
sermon. All the churches of the city
are invited.
S. L. Kline has returned from San
Francisco and is now better prepared to
meet the wants of his increasing trade
than ever before. An investigation of
his mammoth stock will conyixce the
most skeptieal.
Mr.. R. A. Bowman is making an effort
to raise money to pay for building side.
walk from Jobs addition to the Catholic
cemetery. A very much needed I'M
provement. We hope our people will
respond literally.
There are now enrolled at the o. A. c.
3I5 students. the largest number ever
matriculated in the first term of any col
lege year. The second term has always
had the largest Number, and it is expected
when the second term of this college
year begius.
Mrs. Cam. Hempkill died at taeheme
of her sister, Mrs. Albert Rice. in Port
land, Monday last. She was buried near
Portland OH Wednesday. Mrs. Hemp |
hill had been i'll for six months or more.
She was the youngest daughter of Jacob
and Macy Felger, who for many years
lived near Philomatk, in this county |
The GAZETTE joins in coincidence and |
sympathy to the. husband and family.
Married-At Misssnla, Montana, Sus- |
day, Nov. 6. 1898, at 4;3o p. M, Miss
Bertha M. Berry, of Portland, and Mr.
Alex Downie, of Missoula. The brids
was formerly a student of the Corvallis
public seheol, graduating With thezeiass
of IS, aaA is highly respected here.
The happy couple will reside at Missonla,
where the groom has employment.
Friends i'll this city extend eousratula-
tions.
Last Friday from to S p. M. Mrs.
Richard Graham, SI2 Eighth street, gave
an Afternoon to her many friends in heA
Of of her sister, Mrs. S. c. Whitmore, cf
J:rmyn, Pa. The cezy rooms of her
home were tastily decorated with Shrys-
anthemums of different hues. Atdelicate
lunch was served to the guests, all Of
whom we're friends Of Mrs. Whitmore
during her girlhood days 4h Oregon.
Those present were, Mrs. w. E. Yates,
Mrs VIM. Bogue, Mrs. Rebt Iusteh,
Mrs. Joseph Yates. Mrs. Judge Barnett,
Mrs. N. B. Avery, Mrs. S. Z. Henderson,
Mrs. l.. Y. Wilson. Mrs, Minnie Lee,
Miss Lane, AIRS. Wrh. Crees, Mrs. Hele n
Mays, Mrs. J. r. Scrafford, Mrs. J. J.
Flett, Mrs. Pengra, Mrs. N. R. Barber,
Mrs Adam Radir, Mrs. B. w. Wilson,
Mrs. G. r. Farra, and Mrs. S. c. Whit
more. The ladies were becomingly
dressed, several richly 50. Mrs. Whit
more was gowned in an elegant creation
of silk and satin of different shades so