Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-04-09
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
New goods weekly at Nolan &
Callahan's.
Mr.. S. L. Kline returned from
San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. Dennis Stovall is expected
TO arrive In Corvallis today On a
visit.
Closing cut sale Of Rambler,
Ideal and ether bicycles, new and
second hand, at Barnhart's.
Mr.. F. Klecker came in from
Alsea Saturday to do some trading
and remained over Sunday.
See Klins's new spring sRits for
nsn ahd hsys. Large range OF
patterns and right up to style.
Henry Amber, the Philomath
real estate agent, was transacting
business in Corvallis, Saturday.
Mrs. Blizabsth Gerhard and
daughter, May, returned home
Saturday from an extended visit ia
California
Mrs. Lille Bowersox, of Salem,
after visiting with her parents in
this city, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Kerr, returned home Friday.
Our new spring stock is now com.
plste in all departments; largest
stock; smallest prices; good goods.
NOLAN & CALLAHAN,
1t is said that tralnps recently
broke inte a freight car that was
sidetrscked at junction City and
sto case (12 pairs) of shoes that
were billed to W. H. Kay. the mer.
chant at Dusty.
There was quite frost yester-
day morning. There are various
opinions expressed regarding the
effect on fruit. While it is to be
hoped that it has not damaged it,
there is no likelihood Of its having
been beneficial.
On the 18th day of April, next
Msnday, Referee Bryant Of Albany,
will have a hearing on application
for the sale of all real and personal
property of the J. M. Osburn bank
rupt estate, which has not already
been ordered sold by the United
States district judge.
Eleven thousand heeees of mo.
hair were pooled and auetioned eff
at Salem March %, for % cents per
pound. There were six. bidders.
This is considered one of the finest
lots Of mehair ever gotten together
in she state. About 100 goat
breeders were in attendance.
Eugene seems to have had good
old-time horse race last week.
An exchange says: "The race be-
tween Ream's horse, Red Idyl, and
Royee's race horse, Fitzsimmens,
was run at Bangs park last Wednes-
day afternoon. It was half mile
dash for $500 side and Red Idyl
came under the wire at the out
come good three lepgths ahead;
time, 81 Reeends."
K. H. Gahbert, of the Courier
Herald staff, has been called away
BY the serious illness of hie father
at Myrtle Greek, near Grants Pass.
The old gentleman is more than 20
years Of age and has suffered
severely frona cancer. He is not
expected to survive.-Oregen City
Enterprise. Mr.. Gabbert was at
enc time q member of the craft in
this city and had sister who at
tended the Agricultural College.
Two adn1ittance tickets to the
Mene!ey Trio Concert, announced
to sing in Corvallis on April 26,
will be given by E. F. Bryant to
the first person giving him a correct
answer to the. following query.
Who was well known Biblical
character never named in the Bible
whose death was the most peculiar
in histery, whose shroud is part
Of every household, and the cause OF
whose death was the subject of a
widely read novel?
Died, in Albany, on Thursday,
April 4, 1901, of consumption
Lucy, wife Of Lee Morgan, aged %
years. Deceased was a daughter
Of 81. III. Kelly, of Benton county
and was born and raised near this
: city. She was married about three
years and her husband survives
her. She has been afflicted fol
about a year with the dreaded dis.
ease that took her. She was q
member Of the Christian church
and also the Fraternal Union.-
Albany Herald, April 9Th,