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

Stock has arrived. Its a big one
DR.. L. G. Altman went to tn
coast Saturday for vacation of
: week.
Ira Hunter is at present in Port
land taking care of Charley Hodea
who is an invalid.
Ladies are respectfully invited
to call and inspect Nolan & Gala
hans New Fall Stock.
B. w. johnson gathered his prun
g crop Thursday. He had his frui
: dried by the Benton County Prun'
Company.
Next Monday the Agriculture
College will open for another year.
work. Students are already begin
ming to arrive.
Our Mems and Boys New Fal
Stock of Clothing is the largest and
best we have ever owned. Nolan
& Callahan. s...--s ,--..
I The carpenters are finishing up
the rooms in second story af the
Zierolf building in the brick addition
erected during the summer.
Mrs. Geo. A. Waggoner and fam
lily, who have been visiting at Har-
risburg for the past several weeks,
returned home Saturday evening.
In response to telephone mes
sage announcing the illness of his
wife, John F. Steiwer left hurriedly
Saturday afternoon for his home in
Jefferson. <. ~
Robert Huston and William
Bogue went to Salem Yesterday to
attend the races. Their two.year-
old colts trotted in the race for pro-
duce stakes. r
Ir the course of couple of weeks
Rev. P. Moses and wife will sgain
be domiciled in Corvallis. They
haye spent the summer on the farm
near Tangent.
Mrs. Anna Schlosser received
check for $4,000, Friday, in pay
ment of the life insurance policy
carried in the A O U w by her
husband, the late Peter Schlosser,
of Albany.
Miss Ida Maxwell, of Linn eoun-
ty, arrived Friday in order to get
comfortably located before the
opening of the public schools, in
which she holds a position as teach
er of one of the grades.
Word has been received in this
city from Robert Lamberson and
family, who have been in Union
county all summer. They will soon
be home. 1t seems that times have
been pretty good over there during
the harvest season, for the family re-
port having cleared SIS per day
above expenses.
Merton Clark arrived in Corval-
lis, Saturday, for brief visit with
relatives and friends. He is down
from Baker City, buying goods in
Portland, and took a run up here.
He states that the family in Baker
are all we'll and that financial af-
fairs in that section are very satis-
factory. He will start home today.
The Gamecock left recently for
Poltland with cargo of 1000 sacks |
of grain. On the way back she
brought party of emigrants, who
were on the way from the Eugene
neighborhood to the Grande Ronde
valley. They had eight prairie
sehoeners and twenty-five head of
horses, and proceeded overland
from here.-The Dalles Chronicle.
CThe. public schools of Corvallis
opened yesterday with a good at
tendance. During the week just
passed Principal Mcdonald has
been very busy arranging every
thing ship-shape for the opening
day, and with the exception Of a
few minor details, he. was well pre-
pared yesterday morning to meet
the responsibilities of his position.
Miss Jewel Wells, daughter Of G..
B. Wells. is undoubtedly the proud
est little lady in Corvallis at pres
ent. She is soon to go to live with
her sister, Mrs. Waggoner, who re-
sides near Dusty, and as the school
house is two miles and a-half from
where she is to live, her father has
purchased her a nice little pony,
sidesaddle, ETC., and she will ride
back and forth.
Cal Thrasher arrived home Sat-
urday night from Portland, where
he attended series of lectures CIV
en- the deputy organizers for the or
der of Modern Woodmen of the
America. The deputies were roy
ally entertained during last week,
as follows: Monday night by Ever
green Camp, Tuesday night by
Spruce Camp, Wednesday night by
Oregon Fir, Thursday night by
May Camp and Royal Neigh
Dor.
About three months ago, G. III.
Friendly, of Corvallis, lost his
valise here. It was supposed at
the time to have been stolen from
the Little Palace hotel. Tuesday
~or,;,rI n Gilmore uhilo RIM.