Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-05-28
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For sho :, hats and furnishing
goods, go To Young's Racket Store
Our premium dishes have arrived
Present your coupons.
NOLAN & CALLAHAN.
Saturday was an ideal day for g
picnic and for once the citizens in
the vicinity Of Riders Grove
struck it just right.
S. N. Wilkins arrived home, Sat-
urday, from Baker City, where he
attended the meeting of the Grand
Lodge, [. O. o. e., Of Oregon.
Messrs. Z. A, and H. A. Kurtz,
prune-dryel men Of Salem, were in
Corvallis last Friday in the interest
Fof their establishment at Salem.
Supt. Denman and w. E. Yates
arrived home, Saturday, from Ba-
ker City, where they were delegates
to the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows.
F. NJ. Johnson came up from
Portland, Saturday, for few days
visit with relatives and friends.
He expects to return home today.
Mrs. B. W. johnson will return
today from Comsteek, Southern
Oregon, where she has been visiting
relatives during the past two weeks.
Zierolf has just received the finest
assortment of souvenir dishes ever
brought to Corvallis. They contain
views of the various O A G build
ings.
Joe Bergin came ont on the train,
Saturday, among these who ac-
companied the remains of the late
DR.. Bayley to this city for inter-
ment.
Yesterday morning woikmen be-
gan the task of taking up the old
walk in front of the brick livery
stable and placing a new oae in its
place.
Bread and butter plates, choeo-
late cups. coffee cups, etc, with views
of Cauthorn Hall, Alpha Hall, Me.
chanical Hall and Executive Build
ings on them, at Zierolf's.
About the biggest "Fish Story"
yet told is the report that salmon
hatched in the Sacramento river,
from eggs furnished by Oregon,
have found their way to the Colum-
bia river.
Fridays Oregenian contains an
excellent half-tene Of NJ. S. Wood
cock, the newly elected mayer of
this city. The likeness is very true
to life and a better cut is seldom
seen in any newspaper.
DR.. Jas. A. Harper leaves today
for Chicago, where he will take up
some special work in dentistry at
Northwestern university. Of which
institution he is graduate. DR..
Harper expects to return to Corval,
lis about the first week in July.
On returning from the G.. A. R.
services which were held in the NJ.
E. church, Sunday, the G. A. R.
passed resolutions thanking the
church people for the use Of the
church, Rev. Mark Noble sor the
excellent sermon given, and the
choir for their beautiful music.
Carl Hodes left last Saturday,
for Albany. On Saturday papers
were executed, comforting the saloon
of Fred Riss to Mr.. Hodes. Carl
will enter upon his duties as pro-
prietor some time during the week.
Many friends in this city wish Carl
the best of success in his new ven
turs.
The public schools of Toledo have
closed for this year, and as result
Pref. j. J. Bryan, who was princi-
pal during the past school year, is
again at his home in Philemath.
Is is understood that Prof. Bryan
can have tae same position at Toll
edo next year if he sees fit to ac-
cept it.
At their home Friday evening,
Misses Inez and Lizzie st. German
were given surprise party by the
Utopian literary society of o A G..
The guests supplied the refresh-
ments, which consisted Of ice cream
and cake, the hours were pleasantly
spent. About 80 young people
attended.
AT meeting held week ago
today, in Philomath, the board OF
school directors reelected Prof. S. I.
Pratt principal of the public schools
of that place and Mrs. Pratt was
chosen for the teacher of the pri-
mary grade. The beard acted
wisely in their selections and the
recognition Of Prof. Pratt's ability
was well merited.
The citizens of Albany will hold
a meeting tomorrow night, at which
time it will be determined whether
that city will celebrate the coming
Fourth of July or not. In the
meantime a committee has been at
work investigating the matter OF
raising funds, report of which
will be made at the meeting tomor-
row evening.
AS mohair is not quite as high as
it was last year, some Of the begin
ners are uneasy about the business,
saws Geo. Houck in the Homestead.