Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-12-07

Metropolitan fashion sheets fo
the asking, at T. L. Miller's.
Johnny Zeis left Tuesday for
months visit in San Francisco.
Attorney w. E Yates visited tn,
metropolis on legal business during
the week.
/ Service in the Witham schoo'
house Sunday afternoon at $50
Rev. L. NJ. Boezer will preach.
+ Matt Sc:afford came up from
| Polk county Tuesday on a business
"trip aad returned home Wednes
day.
{ Over 100 pages of fashion infor
Emation In the January Delineator
at F. L. Miller's, after the 10th
inst.
/ Mr.. Pearson, travelling organizer
for the A O U W, has been in the
city for the past week in the inter
est of his order.
Our overcoats are the best made
in the city. Your choice of the en-
Sire line at 90 per cent discount.
S. L. KLINE.
Mr.. Howard Williams and sister,
from Newberg, have been visiting
the Rev. Mark Noble for a few days.
They are highly pleased with our
city.
About the next thing that will
attract public attention is the
twentieth Century almanac.
Some fine ones will likely be issued
for 1901.
G. F. Luckey, of Eddyville. Lin
coin county, arrived in Corvallis,
Wednesday, to lay in some winter
supplies. He returned home yes.
terday.
The roultrymen are making ar
rangements to have the bands fur
nish music during the exhibit to
be held in this city from December
Is to %.
Miss Leila Westfall went to Cor
Wallis yesterday. She will remain
there this winter for the purpose of
studying both vocal and instru-
mental music. Lebanon Express.
George Harris, a stone cutter of
Albany, was in Corvallis during the
week negotiating for the Corvallis
Marble Works, recently owned and
operated bv J. R. Scraford, de-
ceased.
Oliver J. Trees has sold his truck
business to Clifford Kerr. The deal
Was oonsummated Tuesday and
Clifford is now a full-fedged dray-
man, seeking for fair share of the
public patronage.
There will he the regular Sab
bath services in the United Evan
gelical church on Sunday. The
pastor, Rev. L. NJ. Boozer will
preach morning and evening. Topics
of interest will be presented. A
cordial invitation to all.
A letter received on the 4th inst.
by Rev. NJ Noble, from w A Jolly,
of Philomath, states that Mrs Jolly
has undergone painful operation
in the Samaritan Hospital, Port
land, but is considered out Of dan
ger, and is doing exceedingly we'll.
The order of United Artisans had
a very pleasant meeting Wednesday
evening. A nice program of a mus
ical and literary nature was rem
dered for the entertainment of
those present. Refreshments were
served at the termination of what
had proven well spent evening.
Miss Carrie Danneman, at the
residence of her mother in this city,
assisted by Misses Mayme Craw-I
ford and FRANKIE Cauthorn, gave a
delightful party Monday evening to
about twenty of their friends. The
time was passed in various enter
tanning ways and ended with de-
lightful refreshments.
Last Monday George Rose de-
parted for Indian Territory, where
he expects to require some land.
One Of the reservations is to be
thrown open tor settlement in June,
and it is Georges calculation to be
on the ground floor and get quar-
ter section. His wife will remain
In Corvallis for period yet.
Miss Bertha Thrasher, whose leg
was broken in two places as re-
suit of runaway in this city on
the first of last July, was taken out
in a wheel-chair for an airing few
evenings ago. This is the first time
she has been out of the house since
the accident occurred, over five
months ago. Her physician says
it will be six months before she
can walk to any extent.
U. B. Vogle arrived home, Tues
day, from his Eastern Oregon trip,
and seemed delighted to have es-
capped winter in climate as cold
as he experienced in the eastern
part of the state. He. has opened
an optieian parlor in the Hemphill
building and states that he will re-
main in tbie oito nnroonaptJu HI