The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-11-11


Tell the world you're feeliu' fine
Keep a.gSin'!
Vhen it locks like all i; up,
Keep a-goin'!
Drain the swsetHe;S from the cup
Keep a-eaiu'!
See the wild birds on the wing,
Hear the bells that sweetly ring,
When you feel like sighin', sing
Keep a-goiu'!
Miss Bessie Irvine is slown with the
measles.
The appraised value of the late N. P.
Brigg,' estate is SAG.
Frank Wyatt is the only successful
coyote traPper in Bentos county.
Chas. Rlakeslee has returned from
Portland, where he sold his dried prnues
at fair prices.
! W. A Gel1atly, the big raucher of
Blodgetts Valley, was doing business in
town Thursday.
Marsh Simpson, pio%eer of Elk City,
has been visiting his brother John i'll this
place dnring the week.
! Our hnstling coanissienuian, w. H.
Wilsoh, shipped this week three carloads
of fine apples to Chicago.
| r. Klecker and Willis Vidito, two
prominent citizens of Alsea, were in
! town Thursday Oh business.
| Regent Yates went to Portland today
to meet the building committe and open
bids for the Mechanical Hall.
! Owen Clark and wife after a pleasant
two weeks, visit wits relatives III this
city have returned to Portland.
GRAFT Elgin has during the past week
| suffered relapse of measles and been
very sick. Hopes are entertained of his
recovery.
; Mrs. Wan Wrinkle, of Weston, Or, Mrs.
Evans, of Seattle. WASH, aud their
brother Claud. are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Carlile, in this city.
The Corvalli, o. A c. cadet battalion
met Tuesday mornin.: i'll the Chapel and
decided to dedicate the new Armory
with military ball November 5oth.
Miss Dora Porter, .f Shedds, class of
eS, is in the city getting recommendation. 5
to forward to the Portland hospital in
whicl size hs, .pplied for a position.
w. P. Laffertv has opened very neat
store N. f. Corner 2nd and Madison.
Mrs. Lafferty displays a fine line of fancy
+ needle work i'll linen, silk snd worsted.
The Bon Ton Club gave its first cotillion
party Wednesday evening last. The
Aazy whirl was indulged in until the
"wce sma' hours anent, the twaI."
This morning November, 10th J. B.
Irvine and half-dozen helpers are pick
ing strawberries for the Portland market.
How is this for climate and productions?
Everybody will expect to sample the
New Eng and dinner at the Opera House
; December 2nd. Should anyone be SO
unfortunate as to miss it, years will be
required to recover from the disappeint-
ment.
The subject at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning will be,
"The Wilderness of SIM" in the even
ing, "The Usefulness of Joy" On Fri
day at o'clock, there with be singing
practice in the hymnal, to which all are
invited who wish to come.
Regular services at the Ciristian
Preaching by the pastor, L. F. Stevens,
at II a. NJ. and 7.3o p. M. Morning
theme, "The Dissemination of the Cos
pei" Bible school ct 10 a. N. Junior
Y. P. S. C. E. ; p. III. Senior Y. P. S,
c. E. $50 p. III.
The local teachers institute will begin
its work tonight in the Methodist Episco
pal church with the following program:
Vocal solos by Mrs. E. r. Lake and Miss
Lsla Spaugler. Recitatioas by Helen
Crawford, aud Geo, L. Paul. President
P. L. Campbell, of Monmouth State Nor
NAL, will make the address of the even-
ing. His subject is, Horace Mann,
educator and statesman
Services at the Pre- ,bytefian church of
special Interest hest Sabbath. In the
morning " pastor will preach ssrt.oh
from the topic, "A beautiful story from
tile life Of Christ III the evening the
second sermon 1h "Bible Teachings in
Nature,'' Will be given. TIE special
t.eme will be, Mature revealed by
Christ" Sabbath school at 10 a, Hi,
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. III. Sub
1j.et "Christiau Recreation" 4 very
kind invitation is extexded to everyone
The dwelling southwest corner Third
and Jackson Is bring improved greatly by
adding another story and gehera1iy te>
modelling the structure. It has been an
syesore for long While, but hereafter
it will be the pbire'ttisst coraer in the city.
The Rev. br. Ford will preach Satur
day Ill the Methodist Episcopal c-nurch,
ssa oh Sunday morning, Sacramex,
of the Lords supper after the sermon
In tie evening the pastor will preach and
the subject viii be, ga wise mans ne
quest ana the results that followed"
An experiment has just been completed
at the o. A. c. on feeding hogs upoI
apples. These hogs, were put up, ant
. for 16 days warmly bedded with straw
pens kept clean, and were fed SO poand
raw apples daily and water only to drink
Each hog gained 81 100 of pound dali,