The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-01-07
5. f. YOUNG & SON,
Albany, oregon.
Agents for Buttrick Patterns.
LOCALtHAPPENINGS.

J, w. l1eTTOl. OF 3lOuToe, was Oh lHa
streets this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. EAl Bethers went to New
berg yesterday or visit with friends.
The meetings at II: Presbyterian
church this week h,vc oceir largely at
tended.
Mrs. Arthur Gardner presented her hus-
band a llauls9ule, healthy boy on New
Years day.
Pun Avery And Mr.. and Mrs. n. b.
Avery have retsirncd from brief visit to
San Francisco.
Friends of NJ j.. II. i. Fischer are pleas
ed to learn THAT she is recovering frim
her rece at illii ics<.
Sam WarfeAd, Of Alsea, lla: be ell
spending tliy;.- -deek i'll Albany aad Corval-
lis, on business bent.
Caleb r4avis, WAC has bcea wit, his
brother, Oliver, i'll Idaho for somc ti*.e,
returned ho.,,; Saturday.
RapA Terrell and Geo. Nichols, we'll
known r. rraef students of thS o. A. G.,
spent y ew Y<ar's i'll Corvallis.
Tue two Woo l.l-l lols.' h:ll a
watch + FaeetiHl. New Years eve An in
terestinE pros, ~. was rendered.
N.P. Newif' the well known Philo-
1nath cit EzsA sas returned from v,si, sf
several f.y4 oreson's metropolis.
s. FL Tfas&, the photographer, HAS
purchased the entire interest i'll ths gal
lery over the postoffice. and is how sole
proprietor.
''Roamer'' has another interesting art
icle that was. received too late for inser-
tien this week. 1t will appear in the
next issue
Miss Ell Ien Chamberlain well-known in
oregon educational circles, was the guest
OF President Catch and family, New
Years ga b..
Mrs. Stephf fns, who has made an ex-
tended visit with the family of D. {.
Rose, her rel atives, left this week for her
hsme in Bosl pa.
The Oregon Agricultural College has
an addition 10 its teaching fierce in the
person of ID. E. c. Haywood who is to
be eletr rical engineering,
The subj Jet at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning will be
Worship" in the evening: keep thy
heart with all diligence"
Charles Y4uns is back in his old place
as ''head Gle fk" at Whitehorz's. Charles
is accommodating, agreeable and knows
how" and many frierds welcome hiza
back to CORVALLIS.
A. E. Trask, of Cascade Locks, who
was an o. A. c. student i'll 1895, visited
Corvallis during the week. Mr.. Trask
will joia the inMumerable caravan hasten
ing to Klendike, on the. 18th of this
month.
The college students are back in their
places and several new faces are noticed
at chapel. The work has been taken up
with spirit and all is serene on the hill.
The public school began work promptly
Monday morning.
Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath of unusual interest A
will preach both morning and evening.
The Sabbath school meets at 10 a. H.;
the ondeavor societies at a AID s:3o p. nj.
pleasant party was given Tuesday
evening at the residence of r. C. Miller,
in honor of Miss L. Wilson, of Iwace,
Washington, and Mis- Chambers, of Toll
edo, who are visiting the family of Mr..
Miller.
Mrs. Thes. Whitehorn started yester-
day for Stevenson, WASH, where she will
visit for some time with Mrs. Chas
Moore. Mr.. Moore is practicing law and
engaged in the newspaper business at
that place.
Several fine specimens of pennlanship
are on exhibition at the store Of S. L.
Kline. They are pen and INK represen-
tations of birds and animals and were
executed by Mr. Bryant, book keeper at
the First National bank
At the state teachers institute held at
Portland last week, Supt. Deuman, of
Benton county, read paper on "nleth
DDS and Purposes of institutes" that was
highly pr ai.ed. Prof. sIorner's address
on ''the study Of Hsaglish," was warmly
received.
The "church builders" of the Metho.
dist church gave New England dinner
and supper New Years day, that were
well patroliz.d. Both meals were feasts
and the only complaint the patrons made
was that they received too much for their
money. ,-
Kirk and Wiley the zane of new
firm i'll the Corvallis business directory.
These sentlemen will dispease liquid
refresh h1ehts at the well-known "L:a."
The junidr partner is Jesse Wiley, the
popular dispenser" formerly with Thos
WhitehorH.
Three Kew cases have been filed in the
circuit court. Precious Shedd has sued
vcy and Mary Sergeant to recover
hey and PAM. Zierelf has commenced
len against the same defendents. L.
mn sues VIM. Tally, endorser of two
tes given by the Excelsior Prune Co.
E. Blain, for sums aggregating s., 800.
d has attached the property of Mr..
ally,