The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-09-30
J. E,,YOUNG & son,
Albany, Oregon.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

ty Chew-Chow at Hodes'
rench candies at uodes & Hall's.
erolf displays fine lot Of relishes.
.inn &, Bowman have the contract OF
htins Mr.. Abe Locke" new residence
r and Mrs. Childs and DIR. Shaw, OF
isville and Sacrament. left tor tne:r
hes last week.
7alter Read and Garfield Flnnkett' OF
gs Valley, shook hands with ye edi-
recently while i'll town.
r. Iohn Maze, an enterprisins busl-
man of Hubbard, Ma,ioa county,
in town last Wednesday.
rof McKillip. assistant cheMist OF
II. S. experiment station, is now IN
working suit at the laboratory.
he interior of the college is greatly
raxed by the coat of kalsomine and
at put on by Underwood & Kerr.
r Thompson will preach at the Oak
ee Presbyterian church next Sunday
y. NJ. Sunday school at =. nj.
rof Geo. Coote and wife are takl"S
he great exposition at Portland. The
er has charge of the o. A. c. cxh1b't.
he Warner woodsaw is Lusy prepar-
the winters fuel for our citizens.
s,erry song reminds one Of autunh's
aen days,
he subject at the Consregatl" nal
rch next Sunday morning will be
eadfastness,," in the evening Tie
th Psalm.
r. T. E. Palmer, a student OF the y.
left last Wednesday for Salem'
re he will act as mail clerk during
legislature.
rof. Emery E. Smith, industrial agent
the Southern Pacific companies. Ore
lines, with headquarters at Portland
ed at this office recently.
he Corvallis graded school opened
Monday and has enrolled 535 pupils,
ug forty more than were ever oeioiS
oiled during the first week.
dr. Alspaush, of Eagle Creek, Claek-
as county, and Mr.. Schroeder, of Coos
bnty, both freshmen of the o. A. Co.
led on the GAZETTE recently.
frs. Carrie Mobley, of Boise, 1aahe.
been visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
ndersen Avery in this city for the past
weeks. She returns home the last ct
week.
the NJ. E. Charch, South, of this city,
a graceful act when it surrendered
old agricultural college library,
ough its pastor, Rev. w. J. Fenton' to
new college.
ars. Prof. Fulton gave an afternoon
ednesday last in honor of her cousin
IS Carrie Mobley, of Boise. Idaho
elk of space prevents a more extended
ice of this pleasant occasion.
Frof. F. L. Kent, assisted by R. s.
Egess. junior in the agricultural de
tmeEt of the o. A. c., has been IL
EN- this week making butter for the
to Dairy Association at the stale fair
.he Hurlburt family, of Linn county
hsistias of seven boys and five girls
married, met at the state fair this
elk. The father of this family settlee
milea east of Corvallis As years ago
Divine service at the NJ. E. Church
uth, northwest corner of Eighth ane
Olson streets, the first and third San
rs of each month, conducted by the
stor, w. J. Fenton. A cordial wei
ne to all.
|uage Woodward last Sunday united
marriage Mr.. F. o. Frantz and Mis-
ttie B Kibby; Mr.. G. w. Atl esen anC
IS Nellie Kibby. All of these youn,
bple arc we'll and faverably known IL
rgs Valley. The GAZETTE extend
pgratulatiens.
Hiss K. Bertha Ellis has resumed he
tsical instruction and voice culture ii
rvallis. She will receive pupils from
buday noon till Wednesday noon c
h week, until further netice. Sh
be seen at &rs. Phillip Weber's. o
venth street, near corner of Jackson.
Corvallis is lit every evening by burr
straw piles. Hundreds of tens
aw will be destroyed in this way i
nton county this fall. Farmers Ill tn
tinity of Lebanon, where there IS
per mill, get about $1,000 every yea
their straw.-Hatchet. Who wi
ect us paper mill !?
,ast Saturday Mrs. F. A. Helm,
ughter of the late J. c. Avery, a pl
err who settled here in AS, left this cit
her future home in Weatherfer'
xas. Her mauy relatives and frien'
re. to whom she is warmly attached
III greatly miss her. The GAzET1
ms them in wishes for her future ha
ness.
F. L. Miller, the enterprising clothie
as noticed recently with rake in hal
,thering up the rubbish along the sou
lie of his store preparatory to having
arned or hauled away. The chief
blice has been building new crosswal
Id cleaning Second street, all of whi'
Fidences an awakened iatercst i'll t
bpearance of our city.
Services at the Presbyterian chur'
Ext Sunday as follows: Sunday sch"
10 a. M; classes organized for
Eades of scholars and competent teac
IS provided. Public worship at II
:, preaching by the pastor. Y. P.
y. at $50 p. m., led by Miss Et
uith, Preaching by DIR. Thomps'
7:3o p. nj. A short sermon of intere
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