Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-11-30
LOCAL NEWS.

INeh'y PSI eetA'. oii "
at Miller's.
Rebt. Johnson was al Albany
visitor Tuesday.
Big bargains in Underwear al
Nolan & Callahan's.
DR.. Mclean was an Albany Wis
itor during the week.
Attorney W. E. Yates returned
Monday from a visit TO Albany or
legal business.
Toilet articles of all kinds, Silver
and Ebony, at E P Greffoz's-Ths
Leading Jeweler.
John Steiwer retur ned the first oi
the week from a visit 10 his farm
in Marion county.
Attorney W. S. McFadden re-
turned, Wednesday, from q busi'
ness trip to Portland.
Service in Mt View school house
Sunday at half past two. Rev M
L Boozer will preach.
Do you want to buy an overcoat?
You can't afford to steal one, when
Miller is selling Raglan's at so
cents on the dollal.
Mrs. Cordley is reported 10 he in
very critical condition. It is
thought that her suffering is caused
by a tumor of the stomach.
For the past week or two nearly
everybody in town has been COM
planning of bad colds. In some
cases the attacks have been quite
severe.
Attorney E. R. Bryson, of Cor
Wallis, was in Albany yesterday,
and not having club privileges at
h,me, has joined the Alec club
Herald
N. R. Adams, "John QUINCY
who spent last winter in Florence,
asks to have his West sent to Gar
diner. He is now on Smith river.
The West.
Attorney J. K. Weatherford and
wife, of Albany. left that city Sum
day for Santa Rosa, Calf, to attend
the funeral of Mis-. Weatherford' 8
mother, Mrs. Cottrell.
Rev L M Boozer will preach in
the United Evangelical church on
Sunday at II a. IN. and 7:3O p. m.
Sabbath School and Caristian En-
deavor at the usual hours.
You are cordially invited to call
and examine my stock of Silver.
ware and Sterling Novelties. It is
largest and most complete in the
city, e P Greffoz-The Leading
Jeweler.
All overcoats marked $12 and up.
wards, including those stylishing
Raglans, cut 20 per cent. until Jan,
l, 1901, at T. L. Miller's. This is
no "fake;" Miller don't do that kind
of business.
A letter from Mrs. E. R. Lake
dated at Washington, D. c., ask:
that the address of their GAZETTE
be changed to Corvallis. This
would indicate that Prof. and Mrs
Lake will be home very shortly.
Miss Leona Smith arrived home
Wednesday, from Portland, where
she has been pursuing her studies
at St. Helen's Hall. She came
home to spend Tbansgiving with
her parents and will remain sew
eral days.
Everybody has heard Of thu
horse. cannery located at Linnton
Oregon. The owner, Samuel Kins
man, has decided to convert this
Establishment into a fruit oannery
as he found that the people woulc
:ust as soon not eat canned cayuse
A farmers institute will be hele
at Logan, Or, December 19 ant
20. DR.. Withycombe and Prof
Kent, of the o AC, will have charg
of the institute, and it will be de
voted largely to subjects relating &
dairying, which is becoming a lead
ing industry at Logan.
John Holt and family of Scio, ar
rived in Corvallis Tuesday. The,
have taken up their residence nea
the C & E depot, Mr.. Hollis OBJ
jeeb ia coming here was to give hi
children the advantages of the edu
cational facilities Of this city. Tw'
of his childrea will attend tn
OAC.
Taylor & Smith killed thre
hogs, Wednesday, that weighe'
altogether 1880 pounds on feo'
The remarkable part of the tier
is that the hogs were less than
wear old. The largest one of th
three weighed 4S0 pounds. The
were raised by Jos. Hite and fo
THAR soe were hard to beat.