Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-11-13
LOCAL NEWS.

kOOf1L S1VSs
Fine Fur Collarettes just received
at Nolan & Callahan's..
If the present fine weather con-
tinues any length Of time farmers
will soon be sowing wheat again.
Mrs. II. w. Hall went to Salem,
Yesterday to consult an oculist
about her eyes. She will likely re-
turn today.
It is reported that A. F. Hersh-
ner has made arrangements for
opening grocery store in Walla
Walla, Wash.
Judge Hamilton wound up cir
cult court business Friday evening
and departed Saturday morning
for his home in Rogeburg.
Ralph Lane, who was injured a
short time ago by falling from a
horizontal bar in the O A G gym
nasium, is recovering very slowly.
His has been quite serious case.
Our local sportsmen were out in
good numbers Sunday, and had
good success generally. Sheriff
Burnett succeeded in taking five
fine mallard ducks, along with
other game fowls.
Harold Strong has been at Dilly
for the past week. He was Joined
by his father yesterday, who will
assist him in starting their sawmill
It that place. When it is gotten
to running in good shape, Harold
will take charge and operate it this
winter. ...
Ira Hunter will leave shortly for
Southern Oregon, where he expects
to work as an organizer for the Or
der of Maccabees. Seth .Hurlburt
will also 80 to work for the Mac
cabees and will leave, Thursday,
for Lincoln county, where he will
remain several weeks.
Mrs. E. A. Bean, and little son,
who arrived last June from Duluth,
Minn., for visit with relatives in
this county, expect to start tomor-
row for Miles City, Montana. Mr..
Bean is railroad operator at that
place and they will make their
home there for the present.
Be sure to read the netice of DIR.
Lowe, the we'll known optician, in
this issue. He lie TO return here
next week. DIR. Lowe has been
coming to Corvallis for several
years and his wark and glasses give
universal satisfaction to all. So far
as we know he is the only optician
that ever returned the second tine
In the football game Saturday
between teams from Stanford and
University of Oregon at Palo Alto,
California, Oregon went down in
defeat by score of 81 to 0. Spec
ial mention was made in the reports
of the work of Half-back Goodrich
who played with O AC last season
Stanford is said to have the
strongest team in her history.
Elders B. w. Winward and A
r. Flinders, representatives of the
Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints (better known as Nor.
mons), will hold services in th'
Burnett hall, Sunday. Nov. 18th, a
2:3O and 7:3O p. m. A cordial in
.yitation is extended to all. No col
lections will be taken; freely W.
have received and freely we will
give.
Henry Dunn was in town Sun
day, and stated that he was abou
to lose one of his horses. The ami
NAL has its head mashed in ant
from the appearance of the weun'
he said a person would think tha
the animal had been struck on tn
head with an ak. In what man
ner the animal was injured he coul
not tell, but most likely it wa
kicked by on Of its mates.
DR.. Milton Ashley Nelms, o
Walla Walla, was married Wednes
day to Miss ADELAIDE B. Scott, G
Portland. The marriage eeremon
was performed at the Hotel Port
land, where Miss Scott's parent
make their home. The parlor'
were handsomely and profusel
decorated with ferns and potte
plants, while some so friends of tn
bride were present to wish her Goo
speed. DR.. Kellogg performed, tn Il
ceremony. The bride is one of th
popular young women Of Portland
and a musician of high standing
The groom has but recently rt
turned from an extended Europea
tour. DR.. and Mrs. Mems wi
make Walia Walla their hom
where they will be welcomed b
their many friends. -OregoniaI
DR.. Nelms is quite we'll known
this city, where he resided FLOR
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