The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-01-28
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

cents to so cents i doz.n.
DR.. Thompson gees to Brownsville
next week to install t;1e new pastor, Rev
Thompson.
w. H. B,les, of Philo;Aatt, called at
this Office Wednesday. Mr.. Boles is a
"harmony republican" -a.-
Preaching at this Christian church next
Sunday morning and evening by Rev. R
E. Cepple, of Eugene. All invited.
Judge Burnett returned Monday from
Portland, where he saw tho Oregon sail.
Brady was among tie passengers.
Lee Williams, OF N.wport, passed
thregYh Corvallis Wednesday, OH his way
to Portland, and from there he will go to
Alaska.
Revival meetings wiil begin at the
Methodist Episcopal church next Sab
bath DIR. I. d. Driver will preach morn
ing and evening.
Mr., and Mrs. JOHN Ray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Ray and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Ray came up FROM rurtl l:id TO attend
the funeral of Mrs. johnson.
Visiting car1s, business cards, letter
heads, statements, do lsers; all kinds OF
Job printing, neat, up-te-da:e and reason-
ale in price at the GAZETTE office.
The subject at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning will he
1.-THE Parable of The Laborcrs;" i'll the
evening: "Ths Transitiveness Of Liie.'
A. B. Kiddel and family have returne
from California and will remain i'll Cor
Wallis for the present. Mr.. Kidder has
OF fully decided as to his future location.
Attorneys w. S. Hxfora, A. L. Nc
Fadden, E. E. Wilson, w. E. Yates, J.
II Wilson and J. F. Yates havs been at
Eding court at Toledo during the week.
Robert Jonrasen returnea from Port
land Tuesday evening. He saw the Ore
gen sail for Alaska with crowd of for
tune-seekers, including several Corvallis
ties.
The revival services at the Evange'i-
cal church continues to be full OF inter
est and success. The pastor of the Port
land church has be9n assisting during
the week.
Mr.. Seeker, who recently purchased
the Commercial restaurant property, will
put in new froAt i'll March and other
wise improve the building-interior and
exterior.
Messrs. Smith and Herning skipped a
lot of cattle frou Wells this week. This
firm handles most Of the market stock
in Benton county. They have bought
oyer 7, 900 head of sheep since shearins
time.
sold Badly" or Osborne hill, three
miles west of town, is scene Of gaiety
when the Snow is Oh tho ground. Fifty
or more Corvallis yoang people were Out
Monday evening coastiHg down the slop'
ing sides of the hill.
Mr.. F. A. White writes from Co.uille,
Oregon: "ED. GAZETTE; had
r. o. order for $I.5o for one years sub
scription to the GAZETTE. We think il
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how we can get along without it.
The property of the o. c. & E. R. R
Co. has been formally transferred to the
Corvallis & Eastern Company. Bond:
to the amount of $4,000, 900 have beer
issued but not yet sold. Mr.. Hammond
believes work will be started on the ex
tension 1u the early spring.
John Gault has abandoned his studie:
at the o. A. G. for the present and Wed
nesday departed for his home in Hills
boro Later he Intends going to Alaska
He is a bright, studieus and popula
young man, as capable in general line
as he is as football player.
Thos Smith was bringing a raft O
logs down the river last Friday when tn
raft struck the bank near Crystal LAX
cemetery, breaking an oar and sem
fastenings, and causing the loss of $
logs. The raft contained 2e, 500 feet an
was taken to Mission Landing.
The Young Soldier, the children's pa
per of the Salvation Army, sfferS bl
cycle to the junior selling the most pa
pers, The LIST issue gave the names G
I4o competitors, and humber sixteen Oh
the list was little May Hurt, of Corvallis
who was credited with 14o sales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Reanie have return
ed to Corvallis, The position effere,
MIR. RenEic was in different line fror
that he expected when he left here all
the climate and the surrounding of tn
town failed to please. He will agai
take his position with Moan & CallahaE
Miss Lizzie Beach called at this ofic
to say that any other explanation of he
leaving heme than the ose sh: gave
the time, mentioned last week, is inco1
rect. She had good position in vie'
in Portland, and knowing that her pei
pie would object, concluded to so secre
ly. Thi. was her only motive.
Services at the United Evangelic;
church next Sunday as follows: Sunda
school at 10, and preaching at II a. n
Tunior society meets at 3; K. L. c. T
meets at Gao, and preaching at 1880 !
m. Morning subject: "colaborers wit
Christ evening subject: "Hidde
Treasures. Everybody invited.