Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-07
W. A. Sanders, THE matchmaker.

u A u souvenir pin trays OF varI-
GUS designs and views, at Zierelf's.
For shoes, hats and furnishing
goods, go to Young's Racket Store.
Rev. L. NJ. Boozer will preach in
the Witham school house Sunday
afternoon at three O'clock.
| Attorney J. e. Yates was in at
tendance at the session Of circuit
court this week, at Dallas.
G. P. Fullerton came out from his
home in Alsea, Tuesday, and re.
turned the following day. "Uncle
Charley" is the justice of the peace
over there.
1t has been discovered that few
Of the stamps of the Pan-American
series of the east Express" have
been printed with the express up
side down.
President Catch has been SO
troubled with rheumatism recently
that on one or two occasions he has
had to be conveyed to and from the
college in carriage.
1t is hoped that for the benefit Of
all concerned the weather will be
pleasant for the next few days, at
least, on account of the commence
| ment exercises at 0 A C.
Saturday, Mrs. J. A. Buchanan
purchased the dwelling house cf the
late Mrs. Mary Fuller. The price
paid was $1,700, and the property
is located in the south end of town.
Everything possible will be done
to make the Locomotive Engineers
excursion to Salem, next Sunday,
success. On arriving at the cap
ital there will be many attractive
features ip the way Of entertain
ment presented at the fair grounds.
Mrs. Stiles, of Portland, niece
Of c. Lincoln Bennett of this city,
is visiting in this city. Mr.. Stiles
is member Of Parsons orchestra
which is to arrive today to furnish
music for the Junior Hop which is
to take place in the armory tonight.
The junior class at o A c this
year numbers 40 students. Next
year they will likely attend college
en- masse; in fast, so far as known
they will all be back. At any rate
it is safe to presume that the senior
class of O A G next year will num-
Der 40.
Prof. Arthur E. Bernays, Of AL
bany College, gave an illustrated
lecture on English cathedrals in the
chapel at o A G, Tuesday evening.
The illustrations were given by
stereoptican and were quito inter
esting. There was very fair at
tendance.
Rev. L. Myron Beozer will de.
liver special sermon to students
and young people, Sunday evening
at eight o'clock, in the United Evan.
gelical church. Subject, every
| Man Master A cordial invita-.
ton issextended to ths public to at
tend this service.
Tt is estimated that the hop crop
for Benton county last year amount
ed to 5000 bales, weighing 1870
pounds each. This gives $4,000
pounds, which, reckened at IA cents
tper pound brings to the county the
neat sum of $1,000. Surely this is
an industry werth fostsring.
Frank Thrasher and Glen Gil
lette left by boat Wednesday morn
ing, for Portland en- route to Spe-
kane. Frank Thrasher has stu
alton assured him, while Glen, who
has been employed in the establish
ment Of ]. H. Simpson, Of this city,
has assurance that he will secure a
position.
The promise Of a good wheat crop
in the Willamette valley is better
i this year than last, bat it is by nc
means as good as it might be, ac-
corning to report, In Washington
county, the Hessian fly is said to be
doing some damage, but as yet ne
complaint TN this head las come ts
us from this immediate section.
There will be battalion inspection
at the college campus tomorrow af-
ternoon at two o'clock. The cadet
battalion will be inspected by Col
Charles A. Coolidge of the 7th Inf
U. s. A, Of Vancouver barracks
The public should not fail to attenc
this inspection. The public drill
will occur at this time, instead o
/ Tuesday, as announced.
Harry Withyeombe accompanied
Raymond Henkle to Portland Tues
day, to take the state examination
in pharmacy. The boys passed al
, right AMI will return home today
Tho ovap,ina Aioa fonk n1oea nr