Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-06-27

nj. Z. church at IL a. 10. anO
p. m. Sunday. Frank l.. Moore,
pastor.
Prof. aud Mrs. S. I. Pratt, of
Philolnath, passed "Wednesday
with Corvallis friends.
! Mordaunt Goodnough has been
in Portland on business during
the past few days. He will ar
rive home today.
Lawson Wymer moved his
family into a cottage near the
Organ Factory, this week, from
Stayton, Oregon.
The old bridge across Marys
river at this city is pretty well
torn up just at present. Work Is
being pushed rapidly on the new
structure.
An adjourned meeting of the
city council was held last Mon
day evening for the purpose OF
passing ordinances for the con-
struction OF lateral sewers.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Carrick are
at present visiting at Oak Ridge.
Rev. Carrick has been holding
meetings during the week in the
PRESBYTERIAN church at that point.
Quite a number of our young
people drove ever to Sodavllle
last Sunday to spend the day.
In summer time this is a very
popular resort for old and young
on account of the springs.
w. H. Trindle, of Loveland,
Colorado, who is making a tour
of the Northwest to find a suita-
BILE residence place, was in Cor
wallis, Wednesday. Mr.. Trindle
is delighted with the Willamette
valley and will undoubtedly To-
cate somewhere in this vicinity.
A grand Grange picnic was
held at Sodaville last week. The
exercises covered two days, and in
cluded music, recitations and ad-
dresses. J. F. Yates was the
speaker for the first day, and his
address is highly spoken of.
An item in last Tuesdays GA
zE1>TE, concerning the careless
ness of someone in preparing a
drug which was taken by a lady
in West Corvallis to relieve neu-
ralgia, should have stated thai
no druggist in this city was re-
sponsib1e for the error.
S. L. Kline, accompanied by
his son, Walter, returned to Cor
Wallis yesterday morning. Mr.
Kline will spend his summer va
cation here. Walter will remain
until the 1st of August, when he
will return to San francisco to
enter Heald's Business College.
R. M. Cramer, of the Orgar
Factory, started for Coos county
Wednesday morning. He is tax
ing two teams with him and i:
trailing a number of vehicle:
which he will dispose of along
the route. He also has a mum
Der of organs with him and these
he will also sell. He will be abb
sent several weeks.
There will be an excursion t.
Newport next Sunday. Here i:
your opportunity for a good time
The train will leave Corvallis a
7:35 in the morning and will al
low the excursionists six hour:
at the sea-shore. Round-triI
tickets will be $I.75, and may
be secured at Wells Fargo q
Co.'s express Office, this city.
1WO years dSo Iuo oe0ouAHA A'ooi
abandoned the run on the Uppe
Willamette on the 18th of June
last year she made her last run o.
the 10th of June, and this season
she went off the route on June 21st
The Pomona draws six inches les
water than the Ruth and is still
able to make this city. The waite
) is now within two feet, six inches
> of extreme low water mark. How
much longer the Pomona may b
able to continue on this run is
, question.
:, A hayrack party consisting Q
some fifteen or twenty youn!
people drove out to Mrs. D
, Houck's place a mile south o
s this city, Tuesday evening. Th
purpose of the visit was to sur
s prise Ambrose Houck and hi
| bride, who were visiting there