Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-05-25
LOCAL NEWS.

S. T. Jefreys expected to leave
Portland yesterday for Cape Nome,
Born, Tuesday, May 22nd, to the
wife of F. P. Sheasgreen, a daugh-
ter.
Born, May 22nd, to the wife of
Charley Young Of this city, a
daughter.
The "Real Widow Brown" will
be in Corvallis Saturday evening,
and will entain at the opera house.
The R. M. Davisson house and
two lots on First street between
Madison and Monroe, have passed
into the hands If Marshal Miller.
Oregon is the eighth state of the
union in the production of wheat,
her product last year being 21,949,-
121 bushels.
Notice that "Citizen's" article,
referring to Clerk Waters and reg
istration does not have a border
around it.
Albany dog owners have been
caused much unea siness of late by
dog poisoners. This seems most
covardly act for anybody to COM
nit.
The athletic teams Of the o. A.
G. and U. of O. will each contain
the same number of men, twenty
five, at the field meet in Salem,
June End.
The Grand Cabin eff Native
Daughters meets in Portland, June
18th. Mrs. g. A. Irvine and Mrs.
Esther Reid will be the delegates
from Cor Jallis.
A letter received yesterday from
Washington by Judge Burnett
brings information that Brady
passed his examination O. K. and
will soon be at work for Uncle Sam,
Burt Barnett, son of the post
master at Monroe, departed last
week for trip to Idaho, in hope
that the higher altitude of that sec
ton will prove beneficial to his
health. ~-..
During the recent brief sojourn
of "Hilda Hobson," or she may
have been Lizzie Smith," in Port
land, it is reported that majority
of the citizens of that virtuous city
nassed sleepless nights,
The Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F.,
which has just held its annual ses-
sion in Astoria, has finished its la
bors. Prof. G. W. Shaw and VIM.
Bogue attended from this city and
A. W. Bowersox, now of Albany,
was also one of the delegates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Meyer re-
turned yesterday from Corvallis,
where they had been attending the
funeral of John Rademaker, who
died Monday near Oakville, in this
county. Mr.. Rademaker was an
uncle of Mrs. Meyer.-Albany Her
aid.
At a concert given recently in
San Francisco by the Emporium
Orchestra of that city, Dave Rose
brooks was the cornet soloist, end
Madame Bert Godair-Adams, So
prano. The program was of the
highest order. Mr.. Rosebrook's
solo was the concert polka, ''Le
Secret" by Hazel.
Don't forget the days, on Thurs
day, Friday and to Loon Saturday
of next week DR.. Lowe the old reli-
abe optician who has been coming
to Corvallis since 1891, will be at
the Occidental hotel. If you need
glasses and mean business go see
him, otherwise don't as he is very
busy man and has no time to waste
on the idle and curious.
Up to date the sheriff has seized
three bicycles that did not have the
tag attached as required by law
In each instance the owner took
out his tag and paid the fine attend
ing the seizure. What is to be
done with bicycle that is not re
deemed, should such thing evel
occur, is question that even the
sheriff cannot answer as there il
no provision made for such ar
emergency.
The Corvallis Commission Stor,
of which Mr.. John Lenger is mana
ger, is first-class in every particular
A complete stock of feed, potatoes
bran, shorts, ETC., is kept CONSTANT,
on hand. Monroe and Corvalli.
flour. Chickens, dressed and un
dressed. Poultry and eggs bough
at highest market price Fresl
fish every Thursday. This enter
terprise means many dollars to tn