The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-10-21

hours,
The airs keen, cris?y, sharpened edge
The evenings brief and crimson glow
Remind us all, that Autumn's Queen is
here.
Berp-Ta the wife of Z. P. Gref,z, Oil
the 18th inst, son.
T. Fred Yates, assistant chief clerk,
came home last Monday.
MANY new sid walks have been put
down i'll various parts of the city
Miles Young has retired from the gro
cery business. S. L. Howell succeeds
him.
Cement walks have been laid i'll front
of the Masonic temple and Hodes &
Hall
w. S. Jackson, our fellow townsman,
is viewing the sights i'll Portland this
week.
/ Total amount of bills allowed at TIE
October term OF CouHty Court amount to
$ro77.62.
Mrs. Eliza Scott, Of Linn county, has
been visiting relatives in the city during
the week.
: Clerk HAYDEN, of the committee on
agriculture OF the house, returned to his
home iii Alsea.
Call at c.. A. Gerhards book store end
see handsome High Grade Piano for
sale at manufacturers price.
The measles are again making the
rounds. Several of the students OF ths
o.. A. {. are confined to their rooms
There are general expressions OF sym
pathy ia this community for Governor
| eject Geer III the loss of his loving wife
! S. \. Her1phi1l and wife returned
from their visit to Denver, Col. Mr. I'll
was seriously Ill while absent, but i
} somewhat improved.
Mss Mamie, eldest daughter Of OIL
: townsruan, Joe Eracrick. who has beef
the last month struggling with typhel'
fever, is now convalescinr.
/ w. & <. Wilson have made arrange
r rents with Whitaker & Welbanks, O
r San Francisco, to handle apples. Al
S persons having first class fruit 20 sci
nlease call OH us, We furnish the boxes
The subject at tie Congregations
ch.rch next Sunday morning will b
S "Foreign NJ issions;" il hhe O. enl*s
i Goods WILL" The Eadeavor Soc'et
: will give sociablc at Prof. Cordiey's o
: Saturday evening. Oct. 81.
DIR. Reardsly, of Lexington, Ky, vii
IT lecture ii. the CO 1ege chapel this ever
g ing. Subject, The Philosophy o. r1gl
II living" The Doctor IS noted travelt
Il and a lecturer of broad culture. 1t
e hoped that our people will UNIVERSAL
$ turn out to hea- this scholarly speake
Lieut.. Geary, of the nineteenth Rsg
S tlar Infantry, has been promoted to ca
II tain to date from July last. 1t will
IS remembered that he was detailed
d commandment of the o. A. {. cade
$ about one year ago, but when war Wi
ID Spain was declared he asked to JOIN Il
regiment and is now i'll Porto re
e The Captains many friends rejoice ov
is lis promotion.
Of The Corvallis Bicycle Club ha'
l. caused to be erected, at all
lie pense of s7.45. four large slgr
lie two on Madison and two OH Seco1
street, warn ng cyclers of the forbidd
ft walks. This exhibition of public spl
ce on the part of organized wieelmen
by fleets credit upon them, and is eviden
ch that they desire the ordinances OF
I'll city to be observed.
Ell Regular services at the Presbyter'
lis church next Sabbath. In the morh1
at 10 O'Clock the Sabbath School &C
al venss Glasses are organized ior
an grades of scholars, and the prst'r
ng teach cla=s of the adult members OF
:ty congregation, if any wish to jelA such
ed class. Public services at 10 o'c O.
B. Preaching by the pastor. Topic II
by Crowned Christ and the dying Self,
es- the evening at 7,3o DIR. Thompson
give some notes from an old college SC
We book. Christian Endeavor at p
o's To all these services very kind
es cole is extended to every oae.
~ at the College.
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