The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-01-14
s. [. YOUNG & SON.,
Albany, oregon.
Agents for ButtriCk Patterns.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Sunday Dinner-2o cc:ts, at CONNER
cial Restaurant. Will L. Elser, Prop.
Mrs. Cha. Kohn and daughter, 9
Portland, are visiting relatives lii .thi:
city.
Mrs. Norris Humphrey. formerly Mis-:
Grace Hanna, is visiting friends i'll Cor
wallis
Mrs. Geo Maddox and SON Estel, re
turned Wednesday from a visit to eastern
Oregon.
A letter Ifron, Sprasue, Wash, states
that many farmers have not thre.hed
their wheat.
Eugene Allphi. and Byr-u Nixon are
seriously talki.g klondike and Pat Kel-
say will soon SO north.
John Rickard is somewhat recovered
from his recent serious illness, but he /.
still in the physicians care.
settling up some business connected witt,
the e.tate of his broti-r, Leo.
Lost, on JaAaary 2nd, .ear the Episco-
pal church, brows feather boa. Finder
kindly leave same at this Office.
Do you use good-lo liking letter head?
Do you want to? The GAZETTE job Of
fee turns out elegant busiscss stationery.
DR.. Chas. Reuter-, of Jacksonville vlsi-
ted the family of E. Holgate this week,
on his way TO California, where he ex-
poets to locate.
church next Sunday morning will be:
Life a Struggle" Evening: The
Untr ouLled Life"
An important meeting of the Odd
Fellows cemetery association will be held
in Odd Fellows hall Tuesday the 18th. 1t
is earnestly requested that there lie a full
attendance.
w. A. Ceryea, secretary and superiH-
tendent of the board of Christiax mis-
siors of California, will preach at the
Christian church next Sunday, noraing
and evening. -
John J. Lindsey, captain of the Wash
insten university footba1l team and man
ager of the Pacific Wave, the students
paper. has left tae university to seek his
fortNpe in Alaska.
The members of the Farmers compa
ny of Linn county passed resolutions re.
Gently showing their appreciation of the
high character and ability of the late
DIR. G. F. Crawford.
L. L. Chapman will sell his personal
property at public auction Jan. Sth, 1898,
and, shortly thereafter will remove with
his family to Corvallis, Oregon, where his
father resides. Headlight.
Subject at Methodist Episcopal church
Lords day, morning: "How to become
a soul winner" Evening: "Somc facts
apart from the Bible in support of the
Immortality of the jewel Within nlan''
A meeting of the Mckinley club will
probably be called for the 22nd, to elect
delegates to the state convention of re-
publican clubs which meets in Portland
February Ist. A program of music and
short talks may be arranged for that
evening.
The Oregon Agricultural College was.
well represented at the convention of the
Pacific Northwest Young Mems Christian
Association recently held in Portland d, J.
H. Gallagher, w. L. Patterson, E. K.
Sites and A. J. Stinpssn being tho dele
gates from Corvallis.
Dilley the fxer is the busiest man in
Cory allis. He is a genius in the repair
ing line and if your machine, your clock,
your lock or any mechanical contrivaace
is out OF repair, he will cure the annoy
ance in jiffy. He works fast and his
charges are reasonable.
The Rambler football team defeated
the Willamettes, both of Portland, at
Portland. Sunday, BY score of IL to O.
rers and ''Pat" evidently was all right.
The Tribune says it was snappy, rapid
game, and played with great vigor.
Dick Smith, the U. of o. football play
er, has been elected captain of the 'eS
team. The 0. A. G. team has not elected
officers yet, but doubtless soon will. 1t
is said that "Gyp' Thurstou, the Hervy
tackle, will be asked to captain the team
and that Prof Edwards. who was SO sue
cessful as manager last season, will be in .
vited to continue in that capacity.
On Saturday evening at s O'Clock, the
9Th inst, at the home of the brides par
ents. in this city, Miss Myrtle Felten al
G. F. BrowH were united in marriage,
Rev, B. J. Kelly officiating. The we'd
ding was private, the members of the
family only being present. Mr.. Brown is
farmers Son and halls froEl Blodgett
valley.
Tuesday night the revival services at
Evangelical churck, south of the court
house, were commenced. The meetings
have been successful far beyond the ex-
.pectation of Pastor O'Kelley, and great
ip&fesg has been aroused Rev. Fisher,
of Portland, preached magnificent SER
mon Tuesday night, and the services all
the week have beeu attractive and power
full for good. Ali are heartily invited to
these meetings.