Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-03-22

w. A. Sanders, THE wal chmaker
Lace curtains S5c on the dollar
at Kline's.
Before you sell your mohair, see
F. L. Miller.
Asa Alexander is now in the en-
ploy Of the Bell-Oi erer portable
sawmili company.
Two carloads of ash lumber were
shipped to Sacramento by the Cor
Wallis Sawmill Co., Tuesday.
just ina beautiful line of La.
dies Hose, in all the latest shades,
with lace elfects-25c and 50c-at
Kline's.
]. T. Phillips is reported to be
seriously i'll at his home in this
city He is troubled with a kidney
| affection.
| Prof; w. G. Swan and family
leave today for Buena Vista, where
the professor has an engagement TO
teach school.
Mrs. Rese Selling and Misses Eda
and Sarah Jacobs entertained the
Afternoon Reading Club at their
home Tuesday afternoon.
Born, Tuesday, March 10th, to
the wife of D. Prickett, at their
home On Greasy. a daughter. Moth
er and child are doing well.
Our new tailor made suits, should
er capes, shirt waists and separate
skirts will arrive this week.
Nolan & CALLAHAN.
sounds pretty big to speak OF
having 7,100 rolls of wall paper,
but that's the size of our stock.
C. A. BARNHART.
DR.. Thompson has accepted the
pastorate of the Presbyteriau
church at Eugene and will preach
his first sermon there next Sabbath.
George Houck, the we'll known
goat raiser, will soon ship about
$500 pounds of mohair to New
York, for which he will receive
! about 81 ,O00.-Guard.
Mrs. Mary Bryson states that
during her recent sojourn in San
Francisco she saw Dave Rosebroeks,
the famous cornetist. Dave was
playing in Columbia theatre.
Mrs. Q. L. Clark arrived from
McMinnville, Tuesday, with her
household effects. She will make
her home in this city with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Miner.
Mrs. O. L. Clark wishes to tender
her most heartfelt thanks to all
friends who so kindly assisted and
spoke words of comfort and cheer
following the death of her dear hus-
band.
The finance committee of the
| inter collegiate oratorical assscia-
ton has determined the receipts Of
the late contest The gross amount
is 1886 30; expenses about $125
This includes the $25 paid for the
medal. The net receipts, about
5000, remain with the local
oratorical association.
Rev. T, L.. Wallace. the we'll
known promoter of COLONIES and
railroads" was in Eugene today
He informed US that the survey and
profile of the Corvallis, Junction
Monroe and Eugene Electric Rail.
way are completed and that early
in the spring "dirt will begin te
ldy." We hope so.-Guard.
Frank Cooley was the butt of q
lpractical joke perpetrated on hin
by members OF bis company in The
production of ''Ten Nights In Bar
room" last evening. Real liquor
was substituted fer the bottle O
stage whiskey and the amber fuic
went down his Sunday throat aae
made him cough. However, tn,
change did him geed.-Eugen'
] Register.
The ladies and gentlemen inter
ested in the improvement Of Cor
Wallis met at Judge Woodward'
Office in the court house Monda,
evening. Resolutions were adopt
ed and several. special committee
appointed, to report at the mex
meeting, to be held at the sam
place at 8 p. N. On Monday
March 25th. Paste this date il
your bonnet and come, the meeting
will be an interesting one.
Mrs. Lessie scrafford, wife O
John Scrafford, lately deceased, ha
received the patent applied for on .
gate that John invented before hi
death. The gate in question i
} really most ingenious and seems e
have attracted much attention
throughout the country. Mrs
| Scrafferd has received many letter
regarding ''patsnt rights" for tn
! handling of the gate. Fhere ma,
: be much profit in this for Mrs
J Scrafford, and as the patent cover