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

Father Jarek visited Eugene las
week.
Eugene Weber is reposted quite
i'll with pneumonia.
Fine, large, oil paintings, iron:
So up, at Barnhart's.
Miss Clara Duncan was in Cor
Wallis last week for brief visi
with friends.
Dr.C. II. Lee paid visit to New
port week ago to visit Mrs. S
Wass who is seriously i'll.
The Lincoln county farmers as
ISOLATION will hold its first meeting
December Goth, at Toledo.
Attorney B. F. Jones, Of Toledo
has been admitted to practice be-
fore the United States court.
U. B. vogle has opened an optical
store in the Hemphill building and
will keep optical goods only.
Attorney E. L. Bryan was. in
from Philomath, Saturday. Ed
slys everything is quiet out there.
Recorder Elgin toek the boat
Fridev morning for Salem, and re-
turned on the boat Saturday night.
Charley Barnhart has choice
lot of oil paintings, at reasonable
prices that will make fine Christ.
mas presents.
Mrs. Francina White, mother of
Mrs. w. G. Kantner, formerly of
this city, died at her ho ne in Polk
county December 9th.
III. L. Martin arrived home from
Alsea, Friday. He reports every
thing quiet in the little valley, and
says the roads are terribly muddy.
JIM. Castle took a carload Of
hogs and sheep to Portland market
last Saturday. Four of these hogs
when weighed tipped the beam at
over 700.
Extra bargains in oil paintings at
Barnhart's. Paintings relate to
scenes Of every description and are
offered very caeap. Call and in
spect them.
The people residing along the
Corvallis Monroe mail route seem
quite well satisfied with the rural
delivery system. There is no
doubt of its being great accommo-
dation to the farmers.
Have you thought what to give
her? Would not one of our elegant
watches, rings, sterling silver pieces,
or some other piece of jewelly be
very appropriate.
SANDERS, The Jeweler.
The late William L. Wilson had
a death almost exactly parallel to
that of Robert e. Lee The two
men not only died in the same Office,
but in the same house, in the same
room, and in the same bed, and
they were buried in the same
chapel.
Sheriff Burnett conducted a pub
lie sale Saturday at the home of
VIM. Gird. near Monroe, during
which he sold some farming imple-
ments, grain and live stock belong
ing to the latter. J. N. McFadden
accompanied the sheriff on his jour
ney to Monroe.
Mrs. A. B. Ccrdley was taken to
Portland on the steamer Modoc
Friday. For some time she has
been afflicted with an ailment re
sempling acute neuralgia, and it
was deemed best to take her 10 the
hotel in the metropolis, She was
taken to- St. VincenPs hospital.
During the week just past the
town has been as foggy as London.
Such a long spell of foggy weather
is seen in this fection. A gentle
men who came out from Alsea re-
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valley, there being no fog after
crossing the mountains.
Prof. H. L. French, formerly of
the O AC, but who is now con-
nected with the University of Idaho,
is soon to be married. Dame rumor
has it that the professor will be
united in wediock with Miss Susa
Cass, the instructor Of physical cul-
ture in the Boise City public
schools.
Eph Cameron, sons time ago,
patented a gate that must have
oonsidiable merit, for he sold his
patent q short time ago at an un-
usually good figure. He is rum
ming harness shop in Union, Or.
but contemplates selling out, and
should he be successful in making
the sale will arrive here about the |
first of the year. Eph intends to
move to California, as he is seeking |
a warmer climate.