Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-11-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Miller "sells" nobody.
Browns out of town." but Oh
Olson is coming.
Thursday is Thanksgiving Day
Many turkeys have been brough
to town to be sacrificed.
A woman forgets she has fee
when they're in the fine comfor
giving shoes Miller sells for 50 30
The Oregon Dairymen's Associa
tion will hold it's annual meeting a
Hillshoro on January 3rd and 4th
next., =.-.., -s....z
.tFin" Fullerton arrived in Cor
Wallis Friday. evening from Alsaa
He came cut on a cart improvised
from the hind wheels Of q light
farm wagon.
It was the intention of Bsulat
Rebekah lodge, of Albany, to run
a special train to this city last night
10 participate in an entertainment
given by the Rebekahs of this city.
Father Jurek left yesterday fof
Portland, where he will discuss
matters Of business with the arch.
bishop. touching on his recent visit
to Rene. The reverend gentleman
will return home tomorrow.
A turkey and chicken Thanks.
giving dinner will be given by the
Home Mission Society of the NJ. E..
church, South, in the building one
door south Of the J. III. Harris store,
from 12 until Up. m. Price 25cts.
After next Friday, November 80,
it viii be unlawful to shoot China
pheasants If any sportsman feels
that a few more are due him this
season he had better improve the
little time there is remaining him.
The students dance at the Ar
mory- tomorrow night promises to
be grand success. 1t is under
stood that they have issued in the
neighhorhood of 800 invitations to
people in various sections of the
state.
T. earns, the Alsea freighter, was
in Corvallis again the first of the
week. He came out over the Alsea
mountain, although the roads are
in a terrible condition. At the
time he crossed the summit there
was about 8 inches of snow there.
Men who owned sheep and
turned them out on the island above
town during the summer are now
wondering what became of them.
Several men are a few sheep shy,
and as they can't find any ca, casses
lying around, they fear the werst.
China pheasantss are said to be
plentiful, but very Wild. There are
few ducks yet. Geese are making
their appearance now in vast num-
bsrs. A short time ago Ed and
Burt Horton killed eight geese at
one hunt on what is known as
"Lone Pine Bar" -
One OF the main pipes fer trans.
mitting heat from the power house
to the administration building and
mechanical hall sprung a leak Fri
day night. AS a result there was
little doing out there Saturday
aside from the repairs of the pipe,
under, the supervision of Profs. Co.
veil and Phillips.
E. F. Thayef, agent for the OR
& N, who left Corvallis in the early
summer for Lewiston, Idaho, is
again In charge of the eompany's g
affairs in Corvallis. He states
that Lewiston is good town, with
population of {, 100 inhabitants and
that. his company are doing good
business at that point.
Il will be interesting to musical
people to learn thas the Wiley. B.
Allen Co., the leading musical mer-
chandiss dealers Of the Northwest
are closing out their business in
Portland. It is the calculation oi
the company to 60 into business in
San Francisco, with q branch house
at Los Angeles, California.
Alba Haywood aad his select
company of artists will appear al
the Opera House in Corvallis next
Saturday night As an imporsona-
tor Alba Haywood is without . peer
and he is supported by superb tai.
ent, consisting Of fine lady singers
lady violiniste of national reputa.
tion and a 'cellist of extraordinary
ability. This will undoubtedly be
one of the treats of the season. II
ID strange how the affairs of men
will sometimes shape themselves
Two years ago on Thanksgiving
Alba Heywwoed and his company
appeared in Portland, and next
Thursday night they again appear
there. They are to appear in the
Marquam.