Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-01-29
S. E. Young & Son,
Albany, Oregon.
LOCAL NEWS.

EUONL NLVCs
F. L. Miller.
Don't miss "a Turkish Bath
Wednesday night.
Portland prices paid for produce
F. L. Miller, the farmers friend.
Reduction sale in all kinds of
mems and boys clothing at Kline's
Mrs. Carl Porter is home from a
visit with her sister, Ms. T. D.
Campbell, of Independence.
One price to all, we play no favor.
ties. All goods marked in plain
figures. +. L. MILLER.
Mrs. Merton Clark and sister,
now of Baker City, are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Reese, Of this county.
William Groves is just getting
around again, after an attack Of la
grippe that confined him to the
house for a week or more.
The Homestead is devoting much
space to the meritorious bulletin
recently issued by Prof Geo. Coote,
of the O A G, OH "Rose Culture in
Oregon"
II is persistently rumored that a
popular clerk of this city will join
hands in marriage with one of our
estimable young ladies, some time
during the present week.
Col. Holt, the temperance evan
gelist, has succeeded in agitating
the saloon question in Hillsboro to
the extent that petition is being
numerously signed to have the
council prohibit saloons.
Mr.. George E. Fish, last evening
arrived in Albany from Spokane,
joining his wife who has been here
several weeks. Mrs. Fish, who is
not well, will probably spend the
winter in acknowledgements.
Attorney F. NJ. Johnson came up
from Portland Saturday, for visit
of a few days with former friends.
Mr.. Johnson Is looking we'll and
states that his family in the me-
tropolis enjoy the beat Of health at
the present.
The entertainment given Friday
evening in the Firemen's Hall by
the "Social Club" was complete
success in every way. Cards and
dancing furnished the entertain.
lnent of the evening. Delicious re.
freshments were served.
With an organization possessing
80 many pleasing features ia the
way of songs, dances and refined
specialties, the audience should on.
ly be limited by the size of the
Opera House when ga Turkish
Bath" is presented tomorrow night.
Truthful statements create pub
lie confidence; public confidence
creates business, and that's what
we're here for. The world is wide
and we are all here on business.
We do our share Of it because we
treat our customers right.
F. L. MILLER.
There was spelling contest last
Friday afternoon at the public
school, between grades four and
five. A book was offered as a prize
for the winning pupil, and a picture
as q prize to adorn the room Of the
grade that won. Both prizes went
to the fifth grade, after quite bat
tie. A number Of patrons of the
school were present On this occasion.
It's just like this: If q mackin-
tosh will do you a little good, three
or four dollars will do us lot of
good. They are going at any old
price. We would rather carry the
money over next season than the
mackintoshes, and they won't keep
this Oregon mist off your back
lying on our shelves. The time to
buy is when the other fellow is
anxious to sell; that is Just the
frame of miud we are in right now.
T. L. MILLER.
A chafng dish party was given
last evening by Mrs. L. L. Porter
at her residence in Oregon City in
honor of Miss Lulu Spangler, of
Corvallis, says the Telegram.
Hearts were indulged. in daring the
first part of the evening, after which
the guests divided into pairs and
made chafng- dish dainties. Mics
Spangler and Miss Harding favored
the guests with excellent solos, and
Mrs. L. L. Porter gave several
musical selections On the piano.
Tt was late hour when the guests
departed, all expressing the hope
that they would have the honor of
meeting Miss Spangler again.
The young lady is well known in
society circles in Corvallis and wi