Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-11-23
LOCAL NEWS.

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New Goods weekly at Nolan
Callahan's.
Senator J. D. Daily went to Port
land, Tuesday.
Mrs W. Waddle, of Eugene, il
visiting III this city.
A few days ago Mary Chas,
transferred to John Haskins Il
acres of land near the mouth o
Oak Creek, mile or so west O
town; the consideration was 81.
"The Ancient Revival and how
it came about" will be the subject
at the Methodist Episcopal church
next Sunday morning. You viii
be welcomed. Flank L. Moore, pas
tor.
All Corvallis livery rigs were en-.
gagged for the funeral Wednesday
and it was necessary for Sheriff
Burnett to telephone to Albany fol
carriage to take Raymond. the
insane patient, to the asylum.
A death, the cause of which five
physicians have pronounced black
smallpox, occurred a few days age
at Dallas. No other case has been
reported, but it is probable that
that city will be quarantined.
Relatives in this city recently
heard from Arthur Ready, who,
at the time of writing was in
Aberdeen, Wash. He stated that
he had a good prospect for stu
alton there at the printing business.
There are few better printers than
cart"
Ed Dunn returned recontly from
a trip East. While absent he Wis
tied his eld stamping grounds" in
Illinois and Iowa. He states that
in many ways the country has
changed. From, what Mr.. Dunn
Gays he has no desire to reside in
the East again.
Services at the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath as follows:
Sabbath school at 10 a. m.; public
worship at II a. IN. and G. E. at
$50 o. m. There will lie no SER
vice in the evening on account of
the Y. M. G. A.. union meeting at
the Methodist church.
For the poultry show which is to
be held in this city from December
18th to 22nd, George w. Downs,
of Portland, has been secured as
judge of the fowls. He is spoken
Of as a well-ve1sed authority on
the points of good fowl, also for
the honesty of his decisions.
The postal department. has
authorized postmasters to refuse to
deliver the mail to school children
except on written request of par
ents, in order 10 remedy the vexa.
tious habit of eternally calling for
mail. which has been formed by
children in many towns.
Mr.. E. T. Cotton, international
college secretary Of the Y. M. G. A.,
is to address the young men of the
OAC next Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock in the college chapel.
The subject Of his discourse will be,
"Student Temptations, the Battle
Ground of College Life"
Riley Waller, Of Albany, expected
to return homo yesterday. He is
in the employ OF the Oregon Tele-
phone Co., and makes the improve
ments and repairs for this section
of the country. His work in Cor
Wallis has been the placing of new
lines and making ready for the
new line which is soon to connect
Kings Valley with this city.
There will be a meeting of the
Grange SATURDAY afternoon at 1:30
and an open session at 200. Prof.
Coote will talk on "Rose Culture" !"
This will be continuation of his
remarks or the sams subject
month ago, which are said to have
been most interesting and valu-
able. Meeting will be held in the
Armory.
Arrangements are in progress for
a game of football between men OF
Co. G, National Guard. 4th Regi-
ment. of Albany and eleven men of
this place. The home team will be
composed of men from the town
end the o. A. C. 1t is to be played
in Albany and if possible the date
will be Thanksgiving day. This
point not yet settled on account
of a game of football that is to be
played in Albany on this date. be-
tween the high schools of Albany
and Eugene. It is hoped that a
return game can be played in this