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


Look over the list of popular
music advertised by 1: R. Daniel in
the GAZETTE.
The firemen's dance last Thurs
day evening was we'll attended and
delightful time is reported.
! Henry Hopkins, of the firm O.
Hopkins Bros. hardware dealers
of Albany, fell dead in that city
Sunday.
The official canvass of the votes
cast in Oregon November 9th, shows
McKinley's plarality over Bryan to
be 1927.
Ex-County Clerk Ira Hunter,
of Benton Co., and Mr.. Seth Hurl-
burt, were over from Corvallis Tues
day.-Yaquina Bay News.
Attorney E. E. Wilson and Asa
Alexander went down on the Kiger
slough, Sunday, after ducks. Be-
tween them they bagged an even
dozen mallards.
Three dollars buys the best hat
in Corvallis, the Kingsbury. If
you pay more for any other hat
you are cheated. That's all. Sold
only by F. L. Miller.
John Bensel arrived Saturday
from Portland, where he now re-
sides, and will spend a week in
Corvallis. He says he will remain
in Portland with his family during
the winter, # not longer. :.
Miss Stella Robinson, the efficient
deputy grand secretary ofthe grand
lodge of Eastern Star, left this after
nonn on an official trip to Corvallis
and Albany, and also to visit
friends.-Eug ne Guard.
Edwin NJ. Stone is in receipt of a
letter from J. A. Taylor, of Port.
land, stating that the order sent
from Portland, Oregon, recently for
100 pairs of English partridges, was
placed in Europe some time ago and
the birds are expected to arrive ear
ly in December.
Prof Clyde Phillips and Walter
Ready drove over to Albany Satur-
daT to get a section of steam pipe
that had been ordered from Port
land to replace the one that
bursted Friday morning and dis
connected the heating plant and
various buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jolly left
this week for Portland. Mrs. Jolly
has been in poor health for some
time, and she will enter a hospital
In that city, where an operation
which is deemed necessary will be
performed. They expect to be ab-
sent about month or six weeks.
R. j. Cockerel and T. J. Thorpe
left Saturday fer Wolf Creek, down
in Josephine county. They are go
ing to contract to supply wood to
the Southern Pacific R. r. Com
pany. Mr.. Gockerel and others
from this section had similar en-.
p'oyment at Wolf Creek last winter.
Every imaginable thing has been
done by the o A C students to
make their dance tomorrow night
q. grand success. From present in
dications this dance will be one
long remembered. The Albany
baud will furnish the music and it
is expected that they will be ac-
companied by quite number of
people from our sister city.
The local dramatic company,Rill
soon begin rehearsal on q play
which will be presented just before
the holidays. Nat Gosdwin's sue
cess, "a Gold Nine" has been
chosen as the vehicle for entertain
ment. It is well adapted to the
possibilities of amatuers, and o
pleasing production may be ex-
peeted from our clever local per-
formers.
The Eastern Star Lodge of AL
bany anticipate a grand time: TO-
night. They are to do some ini-
tiatory work and hare invited the
Eastern Star of this city and Salem
to visit them on this occasion.
The matron of the Albany lodge is
soon to retire from office and it is
her desire that the Eastern Stars
Of this city visit her while she
reigned. A special train will run
this evening and it is thought that
about fifty members from Corvallis
will 60 over. A carload from Salem
will also attend.
Ralston Cox, secretary, and T.
e. Wilson, treasurer.of the Mutual
Aid Society, of Portland, arrived In
this city Saturday, and will remain
over Sunday. Their main object in
visiting Pendleton atthis time was
to get acquainted with the people.
Since their arrival they have APP
pointed Charles A. Frazier, local
representative for the society, than
whom q better selection could not
have been made, They were eur
prised at Pendleton's evidence of
and feet great conf.