Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-12-11

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days visit to San Francisco.
Report has it that Emil Zsis was
married recently in San Francisco
Sandals, the jeweler, has secured
for the holiday trade, an especially
fine assortment Of rings.
Miss Bertha Emmett is i'll with
pneumonia at the home of her cou.
sin, Mrs. Wann, in this city.
Nm Davis spent several days in
Eugene last week. The Guard
says advancing years rest light on
Doc"
A fine line Of dolls and other toys
has been put in by Sanders, the
jeweler To buy elsewhere without
seeing them, is doing yourself an
injustice. ..
Invitations are out for the we'd
ding of Mr.. Wallace Harrison and
Miss Bessie Barker. Both are well
known in Corvallis. They will
make Portland their future home.
According to the last letter Dick
Zahn received from his brother,
Roman, who went to the old coun-
try some months ago, the latter
may be expected home in few
weeks.
The Modoc, which left Portland
Saturday morning at 6 o'clock, ar
rived in Corvallis Sunday at 1890
p. m. Owing to the dense fog, she
was compelled to tie up at Bucna
Vista over night, as it was impos-
sible to see the banks of the river.
Merry Christmas will seon be
here. This is the time for the pre-
seatation sof presents and 10
those who are looking for some
thing appropriate to give friend
there are many places to visit in
this city. Christmas goods are ar
irving FOR the majority of our mer-
chants and some of the business
men are already displaying them.
Sundays Oregonian contains
list, given out by the census de-
of the cities in Oregon
containing more than 1000 and |
less than 5000 inhabitants. Cor
Wallis was not in the list. When
the result of the count in this city. is |
given out it will be found to be
slightly more than 1900. When |
college is III session we have q pop
alton of about 2,2O0.
Ours is not the only store in Cor
Wallis; there are others, but none
30 good for hohess, fair square deal
ng. We don't expect to cast our
bread upon the water today and |
see it come floating tomorrow with
1utter and sugar on both sides, but
| small profit IS ours and honest
7alue for your money is yours.
T. L. MILLER.
A large and appreciative audience
istened to Col. Holt Thursday
right az he. delivered the first of
IFS one-week series of temperance
ectures at the M. e. church. Col.
doltis an entertaining speaker,
md devoted the frss evening to
howSng the progress of the tenn
Derence .reforfp. AZ the close of
he lecture sixty srsons went for
yard and signed tie pledge.
DIR. e. J. Thompson and J. w.
were in Albany yesterday
o atter,d special meeting of the
'resbytery of the Willamette, called
Or the purpose of dissolvipg the
astoral relation of the Rev. James
'hompsdn, of Brownsville, Or, and
0 attend such other business as
nay come before the Presbytery.
rev. Thompson goes 10 Seattle.
Wash toItake up Missionary work
4 one of the suburb districts.
Within a month, 100 pairs of ,
,nglish partridges will arrive in ,
'ortland and be turned loose in ,
willamette valley and Clatsop /
They are to be shipped i
,om Hamburg, and are imported {
ITO Oregon through tie generosity |
a number of sports, who have ,
ontributed to fund for that pur- s
ose. Robt Johnson, and J N Nc {
adden, of this city, were among $
ne contributors. :
Lester Waugh has, secured the $
,rvices of Frank Mohfield, of Cor.
allis, a practical meat market
ian, we'll known to some of our
Itizens. Mr. Mohiald, in addition
, keeping the choicest meats in
tock, will in due time be prepared f
, manufacture all kinds of fancy /
ausages. and will make Toledo's 6
,eat market all that can be de- I
red. We believe he will be ap- {
reciated.-Toledo Leader. l.
The "Under Sealed Orders" Co :
hich is to appear at tho Opera :
louise, Thursday and Friday nights ,
headed by Ray Whitaker and j;
Iiss ONEIDA Raymond, who have !
cured prominently with such ccm- !
anies as Warde q James, The :
ew South and Nance O'Neil. :
ther members Of the company in