Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-09-18
LOCAL NEWS.

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G. w. Vanderpool, of Lebanon
visited Corvallis during last week
Nolan & Callahan's Premium
Dishes have arrived; present you
coupons.
8. G. Irwin, of Newport, passes
through Corvallis Friday on hi
way to Portland.
County Judge Woodward ant
family went to the coast saturda.
to remain a week.
Mrs. K. X. Krein, of Corvallis, i
visiting relatives in this place
Lebanon Express Advance.
From the Register it is Learned
that Mr.. and Mis-. w. F. Franklin
of this city, are visiting with The
parents of Mrs. Franklin, and Mrs
Holcome, in Eugene.
F. D. McLouth, a brother of Mrs
A. B. Cordley, arrived from New
York, Thursday. He has beer
selected as the head of the draw
Ing department of the O A G.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carl Porter re-
turned home from independence
Saturday. They will take up theil
residence for; the present with the
the brides parents in this city.
Saturday, just before noon, Miss
Lulu Daniel lost her purse con-
tanning several dollars. It was
picked up by Judge Burnett and
left at Graham & Wells drug store
until the owner was found.
Ed Crawford came up from Salem
Thursday evening and returned to
his duties in that city early Friday
morning. Ed came up especially
to trip the eight fantastic" at the
Firelnan's dance Thursday night.
James E. Durham arrived from
the coast Saturday. Mr.. Durham
declares that he had the finest
time imaginable during the two
months he was over there. He is
now at his old post at the Times
Office.
Miss Hortense Greffoz, who ar
rived home a few days ago from
an extended visit with Southern
Oregon friends, stopped a few days
10 Eugene on her way home. While
there she was entertained by Mrs,
F. W. Prentice.
Miss Dixon, of Philonath, on
whom surgeons recently operated
for the removal of an ovarian tumor,
In reported to be getting along
nicely. This was a most delicate
operation, requiring great skill, and
much credit is due. the surgeons.
Prof. F. L. Washburn and family
passed through Corvallis Friday,
en- route to their home in Eugene.
They have been at the bay all sea-
Son and the professor has been con-
ducting a series of experiments on
oystersiand they were not in the
soup either.
In couple more weeks cyclers
can again ride over most of the
sidewalks of the city. October LIST,
the ordinance which at present
prohibits riding on sidewalks will
be annulled for season, and then
with a few reservations, bicycle
riders can pedal over the walks to
their hearts content.
A. F. Hershner returned last
week from Hood River, where he
had been to investigate the field
with view to opening store.
He states that he found an OPEN
ing for the establishment of the
business he wished to engage in,
but had not yet determined whether
he will go there or not.
The state fair opened at Salem
yesterday, and from the extensive
preparation made by the managers
of the big fair, and the local CO.
operation of the local managers of
the various counties of the state, it
is safe to say it will undoubtedly
be the finest fair ever held in Ore
gon.
Thursday evening, Joseph Ritter,
of Wells Station, had the misfor-
tune ta seriously injure himself
while operating steam woodsaw.
In some unaccountable manner his
left knee came in contact with she
saw and was badly mutilated. 1t
is feared that he will be crippled
for the remainder of. his days.
j. NJ. Nolan and family returned
home to Corvallis this morning
from their summer vacation. Mr..
Nolan, while here, combined bust
ness with pleasure by opening a
sample room, and exhibiting fine
line of Gents furnishing goods,
boots, shoes, etc. Mr.. Nolan ex-
presses much qualification at the
large number of orders received
Yaquina Bay News.