The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-07-15

John w. Stewart will conduct teed
and sale stable in the old Skipton stable /
Oh Second street.
Hugh Heron, of the Irish bend, has
been making extensive repairs on his
large farm house.
R. Wes,acott and wife and Oscar
Hodges aud wife, of Salem, were i'll town
o>c day this week.
A donation of so pounds of dried fruit
WAS received by the Red Cross S.ciety,
from Mrs. Henry Gerber.
Reeuar service at the NJ. E. church,
Soutl,, next Sunday morning ana even.
ing at old college chapel.
The wife and children of S. 7. Jtffreys,
a forlner Corvallis resident, is being ell
tertained by friends i'll town.
Born-Suaday morning, July 10, 1898,
to the wife of r. L. Armstrong, daugi-
ter, Mother and child doing we'll.
Iu:gc Huford and family left Wed~es-
dav for Newport, where they will occupy
their cottage and spend the sul:.ner
6. l.. S.roggins, manager of the tank
of Scroggi%s {: Wortirar at Sheridan,
Oregon, spent few hours i'll town Tues
day.
Ladies H@me Journal for July is an ex-
ce!;ent number. 1t has wide clrcuia-
tiol and is always welcome visitor Ill
American homes.
LAYTON Plunlmer left Saturday for
visit TO Wallis Nash's family OH Rock
tcreels aid from there to Newport to
spend the summon.
F. Aldrch living just west Of town,
has 95 acres of elegant wheat which he
is now cutting. 1t will yield heavily,
Mr. Aldricl informs us.
{ Luke O'Brian, former clething nler-
chant of Saquina, was in the city this
week. We are Informed that he will be-
gin business Oil the Bay again.
President and Mrs. Catch are enter
tanning friends from Seattle this week
Prof. Landis of the geological chair of
the university at Washington, ard his
wife.
DR.. T:yors little son, Zach, had a
IA row escape from fatal accident a
| few days since, having been hit il the
he ii 49,. - ax il the hands Of play
male.
| The illustrated Exposition Number OF
the West Side printed i'll red, white aud
blue is OIL our table. 1t is a fine number
aud reflects credit on its enterprisisg 6
manager.
B5rn-To the wife Of J. G. Horning,
July 18th, 1898, daughter. Mother and
child doing we'll. Jim is completely y
prostrlte,l and is compelled 10 send out
for watchers.
c. c. HuA's new dive ling near Ply
mouth church, i. Bout completed, 1t IS
convenient and comfortable, suitablc
1lonu-leut to the industry and frugaiity
O. both AZ. and Mrs. Huff.
MIS-. S:x.on, daughter Of J. S. Bu
chanan of Wren, ,iiel recently at Ri
uier after an illness Of ti.ree 1"'aths.
She leaves husband and five children,
the eldest b.: < IS years cid.
R. 5. Warrington, on account 5f the
illness of his wife, has Just returnc-
fros, Lu.incss trip TO Eugene. Mrs. +
is quite feeble AID fears gre entertained
that ske may not be strons for some time
Fred Neisor, of McMinnvilIe, was il
town We neaday on his way t@ lrisl
Lend to renew his acquaintance with Ai
wife, vino for several weeks has been stay
inq with her pare=ts, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Martin.
Arthur Buchanan. 3Ir. Buxton, Mis-
Lulu Spausler, Miss Rose Greff%z, Mis-
Ida Simpson, Miss Clara Newhouse
Hiss Georgia Applewkitc an1 Hiss Min
ME Buxton Sundayed at Sulpku
Springs.
Mrs. S. L. Kline has received a receip
for $50 sent by the Red Cross Society o
this place to the secretary of the soclet
in San~Francisco, for the boys in blue
Manila. Thanks were expressed for tn
liberal donation.
One hundred and twenty-five feet c
new sidewalk has been recently bull
across the Odd Fellows and Thos. Grs
t ham estate property east side Secon
, street between jefferson AID Adams.
] fills long felt want.
Our young attorney, J. Fred Yates, ha
n been appointed Deputy Prosecuting A
' toruey for Benton Co. 1t will be we'll fe
:. the criminally inclined to look ''littl
out" or they will be speedily tried al:
, sent into durance vile if once Fred se
, after them.
t Mister Leland Fisher, ) years old, fe
out of his colt recently and was consi'
& erably shaken up. The little fellow to
his Grandpa Walden that in falli:g L
hurt his meat and thought he was gein
II to die. Though quite i'll for day or tw
he is low at his play again.
The several Churches ia Corvallis he
- appropriate services last Sunday in ha
- raony with the Presidents preclamatie
20 for prayer and thank: giving. The pa
tors and their congregations entered III
the spirit Of the occ>sion, which W
a make tie day a memorable one.
a The GAZETTE job Office has jast turn'
=, out fine lot of envelopes with our c''u
try's flag printed OIL the upper left ha'
corner. One of our e!iterprisiHg busine
]. Grms has already ordered 1900, We C;
Is supply othels-!et us have your erd'
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