The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-04-01
5. {. YOUNG & SON,
Albany, Oregon.
Agents for ButtriCk Pattel H.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Ca, t. Hatch, of the snag boat, Grov'
through town Wednesday,.
Services at the Unitel Evangelical
church, both morning aAd evening.
The will of Samuel Rice, Of Kings al
ley, wa: filed for probate Wcdnesd ay.
Miss Dora Blumberg. of Santa Bar.
bara, is visiting her father in this city.
Geo. Weber, now a Eugene business
man, drove into town Wednesday for ;
few hours visit.
A grand display of fine millinery Fri
day and Saturday, April Ist and 2rd. al
Mrs. J. Mason's.
Asa Miller, of Phllomatn, and S. d
Horton, of Dusty, paid this office pleas
ant visit this week.
Services of timely interest at the Pres
byterian church next Sabbath both morn
ing and evening. All invited.
Josie Sets, of Alsea, has fled suit FOL
divorce against her husband, NJ. l.. S It's
giving as the cause his deserticn.
During the past two weeks Nolan &
Callahan have received 55 cases o
spring and summer merchandise.
Will and Phil Webber, of New York
former Corvallisitcs, arrived in town
Wednesday, and will visit their uncle,
Jake Weber. =
DOL h Norton, WHO returned from
Port aud couple of weeks ago with 6
severe attack of pneumonia, is much i'm
proved in health.
College students arc enjoying the quar-
tsrly holidays-a brief respite from study
after the TERMS examination. Work
will be resumed Tuesday.
R. A. COpple, of the Eusena divinity
school, will occupy the pulpit at the
Chr stan church Aext Sunday, morning
and evening. All invited.
Next Friday evening, April Sth, Mrs.
Narr.sa White Mckinney, of astoria,
viii. lecture at the college chapel on the
subject, Rome as saw it,
rs. Emery Allen has returned from
an extended visit with her son, Alonzo,
In Portland. Miss AnHa Allen is now
visiting her brothers family.
The funeral services of Mr.. Andrew
Gellatly, which occurred at the farrl re-.
dence Oh Wednesday, were very iarsc.j
attended and very impressive.
A letter from Gene Simpson states that
Jesse Tunnicliffe is relief engineer in the
San Francisco fire department at good
sa ary. Mrs. Tunnicliffe will join him
seon.
Tue Maccabee ladies gave all enj ~
able sociable at their lodge roons We'd
nesday night. Music and games and de-
.icious refreshments made the hours fly
merrill.
Rev. Wykoff, Of San Francisco, will
preach at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning. The regular Ser
vice Iii the evening the subject will be,
"Our knowledge of God"
The talk 10 ladies which was to be
given by Miss Mullett, Saturday. Mar.
10th, will be given Saturday, April 2>d
at p o F.. IN. iii the chapel of the old
college. All ladies invited.
E. w. Strong, of Mission Landing, has
leased The Friendly mill property and
will take charge Ill a few days. 1t is ua
derstood that ar. Strong intends to run
the mill TO its utmost capacity.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend the joint meeting of the youns
mems republican club and ladies' &uxil-
ary at the court house tonight A very
interesting program will be rendered.
The wheel fad will boom bigger than
ever i'll Corvallis this season. Though
this is early in the season, the bike is al
really greatly III evidence. The me.est
footusan will have to be an expert dodger
in the coming summer.
The working club of the w. R. will
seoH hold another patriotic" contes
A fine prize will be given to the best de-
livered recitation, the subject to be p;
triotic one. Those desiring to compese
will please notify the president, Mrs. F.
L. i, ilrer. not later than Apri, 9th.
There was no insurance on the buil,.
ings owned by J. L. Henkle, which
burned down in Philonlath last week
Ingle carried S., 900 Oh his stock of goods
The postoffice is now 10 zated in DR. Log
gau's drug store. Mr.. Henkle will
doubtless rebuild shortly, for his lots are
very desirable business property.
The monthly business mcetin:, Of the
Z. L. c. E. of the United Evangelical
church occurs next Friday evcnins The
Junior endeavor of the church has p e.
pared and will render very Interesting
program on that evening. Everybody is
cordially invited to attend. Exercises
begin at 7:3o. Admission free.
Mr.. E. R. Bryson and his bride are in
San F ancisco on their honeymoon.
They expect to remain in California
three weeks and on their return will oc
cupy the cottage recently vacated by J..
H. Wilsen Congratulations of Lost
of friends follow the happy couple with
fervcnt wishes for their future bliss, and
prosperity. -. go =