The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-10-14

Satn Warfeld, of Alses, called and ha
chat with the GAZETTE Thursday.
There will be no services at the Cor
gregati .ual church mext Sunday excer
S. S.
The entertainment of Young Aneric
Engine Company will be postponed fo
: two weeks.
Miss Rena E. Smith, of Parkplace
Csaskamas County, is visiting friend
in this city.
J. WragG went to Portlaad yesterda,
to take in the big exposition, and vii
returA Monday next.
A new sign adorns the entrance @
n ,lan * Callahan's t.iloring est.5lis1l
rleAt o. Madison street.
The GAZETTE and Oregon Poultr,
Journal both one year for SI.65 at Ger
harel's. Regular price, $500.
M. Stark, of Portland, is doing on
town in the interest of the New Yorl
Mutual Life Insurance Comp any.
Work has begun OF the ne~ NJ. E
Church South parsonage, which occupies
a portion of the ground formerly used by
til. old college.
Nolaa & Callahan have employed
ano,her tailor, 7Er. C. \. Peterson of
California. This firm now has two tail
orS steadily employed.
| F. &. G. GriInsla1 have purchased
the city ferry and ieasel the King gravel
bel. They arc now ready to furnish al
parties Wit. gravel OIL short notice.
It is expected that ministers from the
Synod of Oregon HOW III session at
Alb my, will fill the pulpit i'll the Plesby-
t@riau church i'll this city next Sabbath.
+. L. Miller, J. NJ. Nolan, S. L. Kline.
TIE Cash store, J. H. Harris. and
the Racket store have their show win
dows elaborately decorated Ill excellent
style.
Daryl, oae of Mr.. and Mrs. Giles
pie's four. months old twips died of
cllolera inca 1tun last Friday morning.
The GAZETTE a%d their rlany friends
extend s.; npathv.
The Presbitery Of the Willamette met
last Tuesday i'll Independence, aad adj
journed Wednesday evening. The
Syu ,d Of Oregon commeaced in AltaHy
Thursday afternoon.
Last Sunday mornny Prof. g. ]. Pratt
wa, ordained Deacon, ana he aud w. o.
Heckart, who had been ordained Dea-
con before settling here, were duly in
stalled DSccous of the First Presbyterian
church OF this city.
Last Tuesday the names of GIr. Will
lam Forter of Sheda, and Mr.. Pue, of
Salem, were added to the roll of the O.
A. c. Both of these young nat ell will fig
ure pro ninently in the football games of
the coming season.
The o. A. G.. football team attire in
new suits made its first appearance on
the campus last Tuesday evening. With
the interest manifested at present. the
college will undoubtedly retain lis stand
ard on the gridirea.
Father Eauthorl ret4r.4eG ohG- y last
from a months absence, during which
i'll Mexico, Mo-, 10 mile west of ST.
Leuis.-His three bre Tiers and one of
his sons ;.I. :. their d d:',cnd nts all live i'll
the vicinity OF Mexico, :: :'rslbering I2I
souls. He greatly ,rjoyel is s.,ourN,
and i, gladly welcomed lone again by
his may friends
Miss Nellie E, daughter OF ]. w. Ca
ton, of Kings Valley, has been carried
away from Our midst. She is a highly
esteemed yonng lady of our neighboi-
hood q. 0. Sturges, of Wasco county, |
was the captivator. They were married
at the ho=le OF the Erides parents Sun
day Oct. 9th, Rev. E. Z. McVick9r ef1lci |
ating. They will make their home in
Wasco coauty. Their many friends
wish then, happy journey through life.
Subject at Methodist Episcopal church
Lords Day morning, "How persons
SHOULD talk; how they should walk; how
they should hear, and how they should
see." Isaiah 33.I5.) Il the evening the
pastor viii diecuss from the standpoint
of reason the modern dance. This will
be the first of two sermons on the sub |
ject. All persons who dance or do Eot
dance are ki:dly invited to be present
and listen to a fair discussion OIL the
subject
Al. Johnso and J II irwin trolled for
SALMON on Yaquina Bay six hcurs last
Sunday, during which time they caught
twenty tive large ones, the most caught
by any boat this summer, SO tLey say.
The following Gay they caught EcI trout
in Beaver creek. Both these yarns "a
vor strongly of fish, and were it not that
the probity of both Of these sEortsrnen is
sa-firmly eatablicl !, some leubt. light
be. entertained by tles. unaeq :. inted
wits the two gentlenlea, of the entire
of thi; stat mi mt while to
those who know them we'll, 10 such id; as
can for moment find lodgElent in their
minds. The GAZETTE enjoye1 fine fry
of tie trout. Foul fish might as well
give up the battle of life " hen these mini
rods put i'll anappe irance, for from th at
they are doomed to grace the
picuriau board. 1t Is reported by one
Of JiEl'-s n-is,!lbors, tat since his return
from his 6slli:s trip hc kas joined the
Salvatio:: Army.
Sergeant Brady Buraett of PROVISIONAL
Company II. Ore.soa recruits, has been
spending a wee! E.i,h Lis pareat: il tbs