Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-05-31
W. A. Sanders, TEE matchmaker.

W. A. Sanders, THE matchmaker,
D. M. Smith returned yesterday
from business trip to Portland.
Miss Emma Crawford went to
Salem Wednesday for a short visit.
o A C souvenir pin trays of vari-
GUS designs and views, at Zierolf's.
For shoes, hats and furnishing
!goods, 20 to Young's Racket Store.
A. w. Bowersox, now of Albany,
spent Tuesday with friends in Cor
wallis.
Charley Osborne spent a few
days this week visiting friends in
this city.
| Mr. Madole and family left We'd
nssday for an outing of several weeks
at Nye Creek.
Frank Flemming arrived this
week from Vancouver for a visit
with relatives.
Tite Ranney, the Summit mer-
chant, was Corvallis visitor the
first of the week.
Charles Banton and wife Of Alsea,-
were business visitors in Corvallis
the first Of the week.
| Joseph Harlan has been very sick
the past few days, at his home in
the west part Of town.
George Rycraft and family, of
Alsea, visited friends in Corvallis
Saturday and Sunday.
H. M. Hillary, formerly master
Of the Oregon State Grange, was a
Corvallis visitor this week.
Our premium dishes have arrived.
Present your coupons.
NOLAN & CALLAHAN.
Miss Mildred johnson will ar
rive from Portland next EThursday,
to attend commencement and visit
friends.
Mrs. Esther Reid arrived home
Tuesday from Baker City, where
she had been as delegate Of the
Rebskahs Of this city to the grand
lodge.
E. l.. Bryan and G. G.. Newton
were delegates srom the Odd Fell
lows lodge Of Philomath to the
grand lodge which met in Baker
City last week.
Charles Kohn Of Portland visited
over Sunday with Corvallis relatives.
Accompanied by his sister-in law
Mrs Rose Selling, he went to New.
port Tuesday, for few days sojournz
William Collins is having his
country residence repaired. His
place is located about a mile west of
Suver. Next week Underwood and
Kerr will go down and paint the
house.
Carl Hodes and II. L. Cranor
have been granted license to con-
duct a saloon in Albany. This
privilege was granted by the "city
dads" of that place at their regular
session Tuesday night.
Enoch limerick. who has been
for long time employed in Len
gers commission store, has pur-
chased an interest in q wood saw
and began work with the same on
Wednesday. His former place with
the commission company is filed by
Milton Berry.
Fred Cooper, living three niles
west Of Corvallis, is slowly recover
ing from his injuries received one
month age. The young man was
the victim of an attack by an infur-
lated bull, and the injuries recsived
by Mr.. Cooper were of very serious
character, but his recovery is now
regarded as certain.
The following are the officers
elected for the ensuing six months
in Marys Peak Camp, No l26, W.
o. w: Past consul, ]. L. Under
wood; consul commander, J. H.
Gibson; escert, c. A. Geuld; wat CHI
man, w. K. Taylor; sentry, Horace
Lilly; manager, G. R. Farra; musi-
clan, j. l.. Underwood.
Because of the baccalaureate SER
mon week from next Sunday, the
child1en's day exercises will occur
next Sunday evening at the Oongre-
gational church. The series Of meet-
ings ct Plymouth chapel close this,
Friday evening, and there will be
communion and the usual Sunday
morning service at the local church.
The public is invited.
June 18th will be the l24th an
niversary Of the birthday Of the
United States flag. State Superin.
tendent Alderman has received a
communication from D. P. Thomp-
sen, special aid on staff Of Commits.
siener in Chief G.. A. r., in charge
of military instruction in public
schools, stating that this day be
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