The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1898-05-20

There will be children's service a
the old chapel next Sunday evening.
M. o. Wilkins. attorney of Eugene
and his wife, visited in the city this week
Typo Durham, of the Times, is al
Salem attending the Adventist conven
tim.
| Vim. Knots is substantial and sue
c=ssful farmer. He will make goe
commissioner.
Gellatly, for recorder. will get nearl,
al the votes, aad Oh t!lis office, at least
there will not be any mistake made.
DR., Hill, the populist candidate fol
congressman, is 10 speak at Corvalli:
soon. He is one of the best speakers III
the field
Police judge, Jas. Campbell of San
Francisco, former Cregonia., and once
a resident of Albany, died su ldenly Mor-
day night.
Swans sing t,.eir merriest just before
they de. Newspapers that sudd :nly eX
p md themselves Oh, wind and campaign
rltions are one of the swan order.
Subject at 81 f. church Sunday morn
ing, "a wonderful bargain and the great
est find in history" Evening, the ninth
anniversary of the Epworth League. An
excellent programme.
The excursion to the bay last Sunday
was enjoyed by all the participants. There
was raid on Rhododendrons and the
returning excursionists brought back
great bun ncIles OF these beautiful flowers.
Albert Thornton, the capable Corvallis
typo who has bee. with Frank Conover
at S lem for n few weeks, has returned.
He SAYS that Fra.k is doing a big busi
.si and has orders far ahead of him all
the time.
7 drama sDown in Dixie" that was
SO su :cessfully presented at Dusty few
weeks ago, will be given at Monroe TO-
morrow .vening. Among those taking
part are Mr.. G. d. Thompson and Miss
Ina Barclay.
"a as and alack; for Sols gone back
With naughty little twinkle i'll his eye.
Anal Inc and. Mac, hold all uneaticing
sack.
Aud we'd like to kaow the wherefore of
the why" tempt.
The GAZETTE is not a campaign ciIcu-
lar and any change from weekly edi-
tim will be warranted by its business,
not pai for out of campaign funds, and
will be permanent. Such change is
but it will be upon busi-
ness basis.
Tlere will be Ho preaching service at
the Uaited Evangelical church next S:n-
day. Rev. B. ]. Kelly, the pastor, will
be in attendance at the commencement
exercises of tie Lafayette seminary in
Yamhill county. The Sunday School,
amor Endeavor and K. L. c. E. meets
Is usual.
At BIodgett Tuesday evening Wander
burg, populIst candidate for congressman
-wo years ago, spoke to an audience
argely composed of republicans. The
republicans had meeting announced
or that night but gave way to the visitor.
\ republican, Mr.. DAILY, introduced the
speaker.
The firm of Simpson & Huston is evil
leutly believer of pleasant homes.
2obt. Huston recently acquired the Nash
and transformed it into a neat,
comfortable and picturesque home. This
week John Simpson purchased the F.
VI. JohAson residence, one of the costli- !
st and handsomest houses i'll town.
''The republican campaign" says the
Times, "is the queerest ever conducted |
Ii the c>untry." 1t is not only curious,
t is funny, and ev.ry republican is
icklel. H >retofore the Campaign suited /
he democrats and so did the eection.
This year therc is change i'll business
Ill around.
S-seral surface dltcles i'll Corvallis
lave a horrible s:ua!l and will breed dis !
ease. They are used as sewers and the
efuse from households goes into them.
They form stasnant pools wherein dis .
ease germs multiply by the millions.
Il dovever, when people set sick they cav
ls:ially be cured. if they don't die.
Farmer Joe Ripley came up frora Wells
Nednes lay, but did net enjoy his visit. !
he halt, been here IN hour before Il
leigh Dor cane iuto town and Informed
iinl that weed had started to grow i'll his
:ab5lye patch. Then another told him
lis corn plat was similarly threatened.
oe is not a Job and the third man start
ns to tai him ,,aboat fern in the cherry
,rcharI didn't live to finish the story.
The picnic to be given at Riddel's
srove by the Artizans of Wells will be
1el Saturday, May, 2Sth instead of June
9TH as previously announced. A gor-
,eous time is assured. and big attend
ance promised. The change of date was
nade to accommodate political candi-
la.es who desire to ge present. MIR.
Ridders will be at the grove to take
charge of bicycles, parcels, ETC., left in
his care.
J. A. Wilson, Of Lincoln county, and
Lily Seely, of Alsea, were united in mar
rage i'll this city last Sunday, Rsv. Isaac
Peart performing the cerenlony. The
same mi3ister efficiated at the marriage
Of w. f. Miller, of Lincoln, end Miss
Eva Vale, of Benton, last Tuesday.
Near Philecaath, Sunday, at the resi-
dence Of Jas. Henderson,, Henry Zehnny
and Minnie Henderson were married.
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