The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-10-07
5. T. YOUNG & SON,
albany, Oregon.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Mr.. George T. Pratt. "t ''.o"hsVlhe,
spent Sunday in Corvallis.
Get tickets at Gar',a-ei's 4rlv to-day
or you are likely TO get lett.
Miss Dora Porter, of ShesiG, wasin Tic
city last week visiting frien3s.
Fresh sweet cider fo- sale at the cider
factory, Sox.:h end Second ~,treet.
w. c. Wilson has been shipping col
siderable poultry TO the Portland 'n1rket'-
Constructor Peterson is pushing lie
work Oh the arm sry baiitli''s With gF10
gigor.
The College printing Office sow occ"-
pies the second story of the |;A.;ErFt
building,
Mr.. Schmidt AID his son Willie and
Capt. =. X. Rose ar late arrivals from
Skaguway.
Miss Bessie Sr,i;l, a:n1 sister retnr':e i
70 Corvallis last Sunday. Tiey will al
tend the Q. !. C.
The Sorosis club are ha.ins their cc-:-
dcnee newly papcred- = very much
needed Improvement.
Al. Kemp and f. \. Chapman were
examined for pensions before tAc tS~-c
III this city o1 last Wednesday.
Fred Bardon, i former f~sident of th:S
c5unt;, now of Lafayette, called We'd
nesdav and renewed acquaintance.
Misses Louise and Martha Fischer, and
cousins, Misses Rajalie. of Chicago, 'e-
turned homo fcn Salem last week.
Corvallis Young h1c az So pnlite that
thew even lift their hats and baw to the
young lady dummy standing IL ,. l.
Kliues doorway.
Mr.. Logan Hayes went to Salem an
Monday of last week to relieve the eper-
ator at that place, and will probably re-
,aaiR for some time.
Miss Celia Ne!iBls. goes Saturd ay TO
Portland, where -she~wiil nIcet her father
and 60 with him to Wal a WAl!a, Wash.
for three weeks visit.
Our fellow-townsman, s. a. Hoi17Iiill,
is very sick at Denver Col, at his sou
Maek's home, whittier Ii ana :iTs.
Henpalli vent Oh a visit aboat month
since.
The GAZETTE Publishing Company
will issue the sllege Baraa'eter during
the coming year. The September NUM-
Der will be ready about the 18th OF tbs
month.
The puI,lic school building is so
crowded that thu ninth grades occcples
its room the first half of each cay. and
gives it up to the primary grade each
afternoon.
VIM. L. Chalmers tl,e gent!emau
: FIRE adiuster, has been ali town several
days working on the Mechanical Hail
loss. The GAZETTE acknowledges q
pleasant cal! from Mr.. Chalmers.
Last Saturday evening tie NJ, L
church gave a very nice reception to the
COLLEGE students. \ short program was
rendered, after which little booklets we're
distributed in w,licll we're registered tie
aan1es, after which refreshments were
served.
Nolan & Cal!alla4's tailoring establish
uent Row occupies No, :3o7 Madison St.
doorway connecting to their IarSe
gents furnishing goa,is store - Second
street, aad is presidad over by Mr.. Wrage
who knows ius. exactly how to fit ard
make a geutierAaq's suit after the newest
and best styles of the art.
Mrs. J. F. Fulton entertained few
friends Oil "Wednesday afternoon of last
week in honor of Miss Mobley. Of Boise.
Idaho. A delightful affernoo+: vas spent
at progressive whist, after which, dainty
refres hma:ts yer: sserrei. Those
present were, Mrs J. 7. Fulton, Mis-. J
II. Harris. Mrs i. T. Irwin. Irs. P. Az
cry, Mrs. J. i, Yates. Mrs, d. X. johnson
Misses Louise Fischer Grace Catch,
Olive Hamiltoa. Heen Hojga;>, Bertha
Davis. Clara Fisher. DorotFea Nash,
Leon Lewis, IIe'eu Crawford, 3lartas
Fischer, Clare Catch, Martha Rajalie, oi
Chicago, and Miss Mobley.
Miss Csertic Cauthorn spent part of
last week ia ortland ostensib'y attead
ing the expedition, bat judging by thF
amount of fur#iture, cupats. etc thai
have been arriving since her return, on'
is led to believe that the accualp isaad
Young lady intends .ooa to become the
mistress of ali elegant home Of her ow :.
Run1or has it that ii will BE- Share wit i
one OF our Ill )St p-ys ,cr3u5 yoHnG farm
ers. I.1ter-It's : NV statel ut th<
young lady will * married next Sua
dav. Mr.. Fred Blcl1a.nan is 10 be til
happy grooia r:= GAZETTE Joins wit'
their 1.1aAy friends il congratulations.
Recently the Toledo Leader shed 1t
free silver clothes and donned the fret
silver republican, garments. This weel
II cones to us clothed ii straight Gu
republican itabiiirnents, w:tIN W. I.
Davis as editor. The GAZETTE rejeics
with the republicans Of Lincoln III nos
having the !eaditg paper cf tli@;; county
as their organ. With three republican
uewspaper. the county ought hereafter
to roll Up large nlalorities fo- the G., O. p
II may be a little hard oil the readers O
the Leader to iite on common newspaper
diet after having had their aPpeites
nampered with retiri.g and saistaterl
editorials as ist,s.le-f fast tvo wee1ss