The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-08-12
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

French candies at Hodes & Halls.
Zierolf displays fine lot Of relishe~.
New organs and pianos at Camphe rs
Bargairs III mems fne shoes at Nolan
& Callahan's.
There is some talk of all extra session
of the Legislature.
Amos Howard, of Dusty, was il town
one day this wee': Oil biziness.
Ex-Collector of Customs jim, Bali at
Yaquina was in town 4 -. IT t;::3e Satur-
day last.
d. II. Glas.farl anl ..itfe, of King S
Valley, were oiic"d ol 0 Il stre~ts few
days s:uce.
In a local item il n-r at issue the
name of Whitesisies was used instead of
Whiteford a was inte>::itsi.
It is said spectacles were quite common
$3.50 B. c. Vogle says it is the fa-i,ioa-
able thing to wear them now.
Zierolf the grocer, wants all his Gus
toners to call and examine lis warranted
pure American Food Prodncts.
7. II. Gibson and two sisters went to
the bay Monday and while there will
take en a rich hazel browa complexion.
DR.. Lowe, the well-krowu optician, has
returned from the East. He will be in
Corvallis soon with a large stoct; of spec
tacles.
French, the gardener, : a grower of
flowers. His presents OF lovely sweet
peas to the GAZETTE. family arc daily
appreciated.
If q lady fails to recognize we'll k:s VII
gentlemen frenls "a tie street, it is safe
to predict that s12 is engage lin dun
colored stady.
There is not business that cannot be
helped by advertising. There is like
wise profitable methcd for advertising
\ every business.
Corvallis is assaaiiag city airs. The
buildings are beiag numbered. Here
after until further notice the GAzGTrE's
address IS $40 Madison street. d
Bob Mcfarland, t.! father of the prize
baby mentioned i'll the GAZETTE; of July
-Sth, shook hands with us as he PASSED
through for Linn county recently.
Alex. Rennie, wife amd her brother,
Byron Taylor, leave today with team and
camp equipage for the Yaheets, where
they will tarry couple of weeks, hunt
ing and fishing.
Geo. Armstrong, of Mountain View,
called and discussed crops and stock with
the qulll-pusher of the GAZETTE this
week. George is a breeder of fine sheep,
and gets extra prices for his animals. t
Professor McElroy, former resident
of this county, was in town recently,
looking after his orchards. He has sold
his large crop of prunes on his Monroe
orchard for one-half cent per pound on
the trees.
Rev. Iliff, who preached i'll tic First
M. E. Church last Sunday, i'll company
with A. K. MiIner, the genial passenger
agent of the S. P. R. R. of this city, |
made the GAZETTE a pleasant call a few
days since.
Mrs. Nora Curry, of Ilwaco, WASH, an |
old friend and neiglrbor of Nj and Mrs.
R. C. Miller, of this city, has been visit
ing in their family for the last three
weeks aad will return to her home OF.
Saturday.
Mrs. Ell. Rayburn AMI three children
have returned 10 their home i'll Portland,
after a months stay with relatives in the
Belknap settlement. Her niece, Miss
IHez Williams, accom- panied her to the
metropolis.
We inadvertently failed to mention last
week that n,ev. c. +. CIapp, of Forest
Grove, would preach in the Congresa-
tional church, this city, Sunday, August
Z. He preached ali excellent sermon to
large congregation. i
J. L. Underwood calle! at this office TO
say that he and his partner, S. T. Kerr,
have about completed painting and
the NJ. f. Church South's new
ediice, and that they have orders for
work i'll their line for several weeks. Il
Hon. J. d. Lee, several years since i
joint senator of B.nton aud Polk coua-
ties, has recently returned from az ex
tensive- Eastern trip, advertising Oregon. /
While ell route to Newport he stopped
long enough 10 renew former acquaint- (
ances.
One Minuta Cough Cure surprises people {
by its quick cures, and children may take it |
in large quantities without the lest danger.
It has won for itself the best reputation OF !
any preparation used today for colds. Group, ,
tickling in the throat or obstinate coughs. :
Graham & Wells.
To any of our rea!ers contenlp' atiag
uatrimony we desire to say before dong ,
o it would be well to call at our office
nd observe our stock of wedding sta
ionery, aud consult our foreman i'll re-
ard to styles and quality. Give him a +,
p as to the date, and he will do all the :
est with neatnc5s and dispatch. :
Peter Callahan and wife, &. r. Bryson d
nd wife, B. W. Johnson and wife and a
[rs. ]. R. Bryson picnicked Oil :.enkle t.
eek the early part of the week. On d
le return of the party this office was Il
andsoulely remembered with fine C
late of raountaia trout. They were de L
cicus Thanks. You have pernissica 4
ge agsin. q