Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-10-04
THE CORVALLIS GAZETTE,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1901.
LOCAL NEWS.
Hawss $500 Hats.


is visiting with Mrs, c. Chandler.
Mrs. Chas. Davis arrived, Thurs
day, from CORVALLIS on a visit to
her sister, Mrs. E. Nichols Ash
land Town Talk.
Otto Hsadriek and his sister,
Mrs. May Preston, went ever to
Alsea, Wednesday, for a visit with
relatives and friends.
ST.. Kline arrived, Wednesday,
from San Francisco, where he had
been visiting with Ais family and
attending some business.
Mrs. Amos Bogue and children
left, Tuesday, for Portland, where
they will make their home. Harry
Darno will remain here for a few
days yet.
Miss Mary Nolan left, Wednes.
day, for Portland, where she will
enter St. Marys Academy. Non
day evening a large number Of her
young friends gave her a farewell
party at her hens.
Miss Mabel Abbey, of sunmit,
is again attending college. During
the last seheol year she did not at
tend college, bat sngaged ia teach
ing sehsol in the Summit and
Kings Valley districts.
It is reported that river steam.
ers, are now running up the Viii
lametts river as far as Indspend
ence. Il will net be nnaay weeks
before their whistles will again be
heard by the residents Of this city.
The express team and wagon
again changed management, Tues
day. r. P. Howell has turned the
rsins ever to Henry Msng. Mr..
Howell will accept a position on q
stock farm, at least this is the re-
port.
The pump at the Benton County
Prune Oonany's big orchard broke
down, Tuesday and occasionsd
some delay in business. II was
soon repaired, however, and the
big dryer put in operation again.
7. W. Dilley, "The Fixer," fixed it.
Tomorrow afternoon, at 2:30,
there will be a game Of foot. ball en-
the o A O campus between Fresh
men and Sophomore teams. The
game promises to be to be unus
ually interesting and there will
undoubtedly be good attendance.
From a letter received, it is
learned that e. W. Arnold, famil-
iarly known as "Jack," ia at Har-
ward University where he is taking
an advanced course in English Lis.
eraturs. He is already graduate
of Berkeley. Nrs. n. n. Arnold,
his mother, is still at Asheville,
North Carolina.
Tues day morning, W. O. Heck
art was the first man to report In
town with ten China pheasants 10
his credit. At an early hour, Tues
day, guns were heard popping away
In all directions and maay Ger
Wallis hunter came to town with
ten birds-she limit Of the number
they were allowed to kill BY law.
Jehn Gault arrived from Salem
Tuesday, and will again attsAd eel
lege. In addition to his college
duties he will do the mechanical
work on the College Barometer.
It is the intention Of oil concerned
to get the first number Of the Bar
ometer out ~ soon; ss possible and
hereafter issue the Journal on the
Rrst Of every menth.
II any lady wants to get real
bargain in a sswiag machine she
should call On T. W. Dillsy, "Ths
Fixer." He is selling this year..
model New Home machines fol
$38. The usual price OF these
machines is $75. The machin,
offered by Mr.. Dilley. is very light
running, as 1t is bsll bsariag
Here is an opportunity that shsulc
not be lost.
Regent John DAILY, of this city
went to Portland. Tuesday, to NEE
Regent j. NJ. Church fer the pur
pose Of discussing college, matters
A few days ago the building erected
en- the o A c experimental farm =
Union, Oregon, was completed
In a few days the committee vii
likely 60 to Unien for the purpes'
Of inspscting she building with F..
view to ito acceptance.
The county court met ia regular
session, Wednesday forenoon. TIL,
usual grist Of bills were audited
There was nothing Of great impor
tance that claimed the attention o
the ceuit at this session. geyera
matters which had been continue
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