Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-11-26
w. A. Sanders, Jewe:er.

w. A. Sanders, Jewe:er.
Kljne's $1,000 Suits are good
ones.
Get your umbrella fixed at The
Bicycle Hospital.
z Miss Julia Warrior left Saturday
for n short visit in Portland.
}. Russell Wyatt an attorney of
Albany was in the city Saturday.
Miss Maggie Whitaker returned
yesterday from a few days, visit in
Portland.
Mrs. Anna -McCune of Shedd Wis.
tied at the home of her mother, Mrs
Mccormack the first of the week.
The Yaquina Bay News is highly
indignant because the GAZETTE has
credited items from its columns to a
contemporary. Cite the instance,
Brother. Let's see, the indictment.
Among the pupils of Mr.. Hidden
to appear in the violin recital last
week in the Marquam theatre in
Portland was Miss Leona Smith, of
this city, who is studying music in
the metropolis.
Evangelist Burton's subject for
Tuesday evening is "What is
Christ to Me-" Wednesday eve
ming, "The Heart OF the Gospel" !"
There will be afternoon services on
Tuesday and Wednesday at 2:30.
This afternoon, Mrs. J. F. Stei-
wer will entertain the ladies of the
Reading Club at her residence in
this city. Great preparations are
being made for this occasion and
delicious refreshments will be
served.
A letter from China states that
Miss Winifred Miller who is with
her parents, Counsel and Mrs. H.
B. Miller, had been very i'll and for
some time her life was despaired of,
but when the letter was written she
was out of danger. Kenneth Miller
is expected home on the Transport
Sheridan, which will probably be
before Christmas.
DR.. NJ. M. Davis. came in from the
valley Tuesday night accompanied
by N. P. Peterson, recently travel
ing auditor for the Peavey Elevator
company, with headquarters at
Lyons, Nebraska. Mr.. Peterson is
temporarily located at Corvallis,
but is inspecting Lincoln county
and may find something that suits
him. Here's hoping.-Leader
Fourteen hundred and seventeen
patients representing twenty eight ma
tionalities and twenty seven religious
beliefs and no belief were ministereG
to by the Good Samaritan House O
Mercy during the year ending May 3Is
1901. Has it not claim upon the lib
erality Of call who profess and call them
selves Christians.
| G. MAcLEAE. Phi. D.
| Mr.. Gibson arrived Saturday
with his family from Dixon Nebras
ka. They were accompanied by
the family of a gentleman from
Laurel, in the same state. Thi
gentleman is expected to arrive to.
day with carload of furniture ant
household effects. Mr.. Gibson is 6
contractor and builder and was er,
gagged in this business for years
Michigan
A basket social will be given b,
the Ladies Of Plymouth at Ply
mouth church five miles south-wes
of Corvallis on Thanksgiving eve
ming November 2Sth. Among tn
! features Of the evening will be a
address by School Supt. G. "
" Denman, also recilations and mu
sic. The price of the baskets wi
be determined by the ladies weigh
!. Each gentleman purchasing bas
ket will pay one-half cent per poun
for the lady whose basket he draw
A good time is anticipated.
# The new $40 United States leg.
tender note, recently authorized b
q the Treasury Department, hs
made its appearance in Washin,
n ton. D. c., and 'Claud Catch,
4 Salem, received the first one
q come west says the Statesman.
j came from Paying Teller Gibso
!. of the Treasury Department 1
: Washington, being one of the fir
sent out from the Department.
: may we'll be called the Lewis ar
It Clark Exposition note, as it is ce
tainly commemorative ofthe propos,
Exposition to ba held in Portlar
# in 1905.
is Bnrton's Lecture Friday Nigh