Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-12-07
S, E. Young & Son.
Albany, Gregen.
LOCAL NEWS.

Grand display of holiday goods
at Kline's.
Buy your holiday gool Of Nolan
& Callahan.
Only few jackets left at.7Oe On
the dollar, at Kline's.
A nice assortment of mems slip
pers for Xmas at S. L. Kline's.
Born, December 3rd, to Mr. and
Mrs. RYcraft, in this city, daugh-
ter.
There's only one successful paper
pattern and that's the Butterick, at
F. l.. MiIler's.
IF you want to get woolen blan-
kets at Is per cent. discount for
cash, go to F. L. Miller's.
E. H. Baldwin, deputy fish COM
missioner, is now domiciled with his
family in the Greffoz dwelling.
Judge L. Finn, president of the
First National Bank of Albany, was
in Corvallis on business, Tuesday.
P. A. Goodwin, manager of s. E.
Young's Try goods establishment
in Albany, was in Corvallis for a
brief visit Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Fellers, of Salem, is
spending a two-weeks' visit with
her sister, Mrs. G. A. Bareinger, at
her home rear this city.
Col. c. J. Holt, a temperance
evangelist, begin series of lec-
lures at the NJ. E. church, Thurs
day, December 9th, at 73O p. m.
Farmers, we will pay cash, go
cents per 100 pounds for all the old
cast iron you will bring US. Dig
up your Xmas change.
THE FOUNDRY.
r. P. Boise, Jr., of Salem. fol-
lowed cole Olson" to town Tues.
day. He is in the real estate bust
ness in the capital city and is said
to be a hustler.
Rev. e. L. Fitch, P. E. of the M.
E. church, South, held services at
the Boggess school house, Thurs
day, and in Roseburg in the even
ing.-Roseburg Review.
8. Center, industrial teacher at
the Siletz Indian Agency, arrived
In Corvallis, Monday, and after
attending some business. it was his
intention to return home yesterday.
Born, Monday. December 3rd, in
this city to the wife of Clarence
Chapman, an S-pound girl. This is
Clarence's fifth gill and his friends
are congratulating him On every
hand.
The wife and child of E. w. Full
Ter arrived q few days ago from
Dallas, and they have gone to
housekeeping. Mr.. Fuller is ton.
serial artist and is employed in the
shop of R. L. Taylor. /
See US for mems fine kid and
cashmere gloves, new neckties, fine
suspenders, night robes, fancy
shirts, new half hose, new umbrel-
las and canes; all new goods for
Xmas. Lowest prices will prevail.
S. L. KLINE.
Miss Connie Holland, who Wis.
tied in the city for week, the guest
of Miss Mayne Crawford, returned
to her home in Salem on the
Wednesday morning boat. Miss
Crawford accompanied her TO Salem
for few days visit.
Oliver Wicka, who hrs been in
the employ of Taylor & Smith for
some time past, left Tuesday for
Los Angeles, California. He re-
ceived telegram urging him to
come without delay, as there was
good situation awaiting him in that
city.
A gentleman by the name of
Gibson, who resides we'll up on the
Long Tom, recently shipped 600
dressed ducks to Portland. They
were wild ducks and were shot on
the Long Tom. Thus far this sea-
son Mr.. Gibson has shot in the
neighborhood of 800 ducks.
B. F. Adams, of Albany, arrived
on the Medoc Tuesday night. He
is a painter and brought some very
nice samples of his work to this
city. Mr.. Adams stated that he
and his partner had been busy in
the capital of Linn during the past
three months painting to order.
OAC opened her doors Tuesday
morning, after vacation of several
days duration. Quite number of
the students spent their Thanks
giving at home. On Tuesday
morning when college opened it was
found there was gain of one stu
dent, making the total number en-.
rolled on the books 401,