The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-08-05
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Zierolf displays fine lot of relishe5.
IF. Yates and wife Sundayed in Por
land.
Cliff Kerr has gone to Portland
work in a restaurant.
If you want good paving business, ae
vertise ia the GAZETTE.
Mrs. Delightly Jones died in Pleasau
Valley the 2sth ult, aged 81.
Ralph Whipple, of Cottage Grove,
visiting with friends i'll this city.
Rev. Isaac Peart is recovering from hi
nervous troubl: while at the sea side.
Mr. Hacker, of Soa,, creek, was il
town this week, getting ready for harvest
f. A. Alexander has return:l to TIL
bay. The hot spell was too much fo
him.
BOrn-To the wife of Henry William
a daughter, August 1. Weight, 81
pounds.
johnson Porter and family are nicely
quartered at Nye brook during theil
vacation.
w. T. Small, Who has been very i'll fo1
several days, is able TO wa k with the aid
of stick.
Mrs Katie Veatch, from Cottage
Grove. visited with friends in Corvallis
this week.
w. f. Yates and family are domiciled
for ten days at the Hotel Cascadia at
Finley Springs.
DIR. Tiff, of Portland, Or, will preach
both morning aud evening i'll the NJ. E.
church in this city.
F. L. Miller and family are enjoy ing
vacation during the heated term in a
cottage at Newport.
Norm Lilly started his steam ,thresher'
Wednesday on the Glass place, few
miles south of town.
their cottage overlooking Yaquiaa bay
from Newport nights.
S. N. wilkins and family are now
domiciled with j. S. Booth at Nye Brook
ASdlCo tClAl
Mrs. w. A. Cox, of this city, is stop
ping a few days at Mill City with her
husband, who is employed there.
DIR. Lowe, the well-known optician, has
returned from the East He will be in
Corvallis soon with large stock of spec
tacles
Brown passed through the city on their
way home after holding court in Lincoln
county.
Gertie Kemp is now in the third week
of typhoid fever. She is being treated
by DIR. Altman, who reports her condi-
tion favorable.
One of our business men sold, this
week, new SIPS organ to one of o.r
wealthy farmers as a result Of few lines
of LEGAL advertising in our columns.
Be not Deceived! A Cough, Hoarse-
ness or Group are not to be triAed witt.
A dose in time of Shiloh's Cure will save
you nuch trouble. Sold by Graham 6,
Wells.
Most of the grain cutting i'll this sec
tien is finished, and for several days the
ears Of the farmers have been delighted
with the cheering music of the many
threshcrs.
Mrs. A. J. Ray, of Hillsdale, Or,
tarried day this week with ye editors |
family while ell route to Newport for |
visit with her mother, who lives at the
sea shore.
The Union office has erected a brand
new awning over the we=t entrance to
its quarters. 1t is a decided improve |
ment, thing of beauty, and a comfort |
these hot days.
Prof. Frank 1. Sheppard, of Denver,
was offered the place of assistant chemist |
at the o. A. c., but declined it, he kav-
ing been elected assistant chemist of the |
University of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Stevens of Pleasant Home, Multno-
NAH county, has rented the Halliday prop
erty, northeast corner 4th ard Washing
ton, and will bring her family here to at
tend CHR public school and college
Miss Burnham, who formerly taught
kindergarten school in this city, but now
has the 5tf grade in Portland's North
Central, has been spending her vacation
with her aunt Mrs. Brooker, near this
city.
Crosby Matthews, of Newport has
been convicted of larceny by kailee and
sentenced to the peniteEtiary for one
year. The young man had many friends
ia tAis county, who deeply regret his
downfall.
The GAZETTE, predicted, when Expert
Ripley began on the county books, that
he would find everything all right and
every dollar accounted for, which turns
out to be the case with the sheriffs Office.
The clerks books are Eel yet completed.
Clarence Smiths sorrel roadster, after {
lighting flies under the naples All Mon
zoe street Oil Sunday last, slipped his
oridle off and ran away, smashing the |
buggy to which he was hitched into
;hapeless mass, tore loose and ran out of |
Town. No one injured.