The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-10-21
S, {, YOUNG & SON,
Albany, Oregon.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


Wilson's.
Buv your school suits at Nolan x
Callahan's.
Miss Kitty Snith, student OF the ~
A. c., is confined to her roo.as by
severe attack of tousilitls.
Come quick. Don't forget the place.
Cerhard's Store. Tie Wiley B. Allen
Co. A. S. Taylor, general travelling agent
Mr.. T. E. Palmer, who has been acting
as mail clerk at the state legislature
returned last Monday to resume his stud
les at the o. A. c.
Marv's river bridge at the south END OF
town has been redccked with new three
inch thick planks. The work was done
bv 6. Grinlslaw assisted Ly Mr.. Minor
The Rev. M. Noble is attending the
Rantict state Convention at Brownsville
this week, but will he here to hold the
usual services next Lords Day Norai'l
Invitation to all.
Baru-To the wife of B. R. Thompson
near this city, on the 18TH instant son
weisht 10 lbs. Mother ana chllo
doing well, and 8. R. h1s on his ph'z
regular prosperity s:-1ile.
Prof G. A, Covel and Regent w. E
Yates are in Portland, where they went to
meet the balance of the Mechanical Hall
buildiue committee and examine Prellm-
mary rlaus for the new building.
It it .aid that the uni'4 serHces Oh
Sunday evening in the Methodist church
was the largest religious SatherinS ever
assembled in Albany. The promise Tor
the future of tie Presbyterian church IS
bright and very hopeful.
Subject at Methodis; Episcopal church
Lords Day 1nornins-"What we may
earn from those two nen whose names
are familiar t. us - Evening, second
sermon on the modern dance. This di'-
course will get down to where some pee
pie live.
Mr.. Wrage, formerly i'll the employ OF
Nolan s. Callahan, will oEen tailoring
parlors the first of next week one aooi
north of Jesse Spenccr's barber shop on
Second Street. We bespeok ia'r snare
of the public patronage for the neT es
tablishment.
The governrent in November Will ols
patch a vessel to the Philippines whici
will he loaded with Christmas present:
for our soldier boys. 1t will be tre1&hte'
with many useful and loving tokeAs
made sacred by wife, sweetheart ant
mothers tears.
A. K. Milner has been spending tile
week among the wholesale merch9h'
of Portland purchasing a fine STOCK o
groceries. canned goods, smokers arti
cles, ETC., which will be opened for tn
inspection of the public In the fhli
building about Nov. Ist.
G.. H. Crabtree, of Philomata, has lei
some dried Italian p1uues in our the
nc SAMPLES of the product turned out b
him. The fruit is excelleutly cnrea' TIC
and glossy in appearance and we
favored. Mr.. Crabtree has six or seve
tons fef the same kind the yield OF ii
own orchard.
Last Saturday evening the Jefferson a
literary Society of the 0. A. Z. held
open meeting for the purpose ct glvih
new students an insight of the soele'
work. A lengthy program was rcndefe
Including short address by Prot j.
Horaer. The music was furnished
the Ieffersoniau's Quartet and Orche
ira.
Lake Doris, a whilorl friend OF
editor, bookkeeper of R. NJ. Wade & &c
large house ia Independence called ue
dav last and renewed old acqualntanc
Lake for a number Of years was CorV;
lis bow and his many friends here reJol
at his prosperity in neighb'ring Gil
vLi lie they regret to lose such VIC
,uoLe business man from their midst.
The beautiful Auturnn days are It
with us. The hillsiti.s are afiame WI
gorgeous colors. The c!airplng crlck
fill the air with their ceaseless menotoi
Willis the merry meadow larks still
OILS forth his springtine lay. Ihe
apple and yellow pam2kin now grace
market, while the new and ssccui
grass makes glad the heart OF the sto'
men. Oregon takes the lead as rega
climate.
No. I, Vol. of the Oregon SUM
School Tidings has reached our tai
edited by A A. Moore, Portland,
Among the many interestlns things
tanned in it is the program OF the
annual Sunday School convention to
held in the First Baptist church OF T
land, Oct. 4, and 6. The S, T. I
panv will sell round trip tickets tor
full fare good for Sundays. This
rate will enable many to attend
otherwise could not afford the expeus
It cost Benton county S74 20 to con
Niehtwatch Beach for assault on o
ford recently tried in the justice
of this precinct. The offense was
p,itt.d while the night watch was Ia
discharge of his duties as city P
officer. All the expence should I
been borne by the city instead OF sadd
iten to the county. No woader the CO.
people fight shy of Corvallis ana
Continue so to do as long as suck
tices are indulged in. 1t is quite IL
had the city been called upon to
footed this bill the case would II
have graced the boards in the p
court.