Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-02-05

If you want to make $1,000
catch Pat Grove.
Born, in this city, February 2nt
to the wife of Geo. w. Irvine, a
eight pound girl.
Miss Viola johnson is quite /
with pneumonia, at the home {
her mother in Jobs Addition. .
F. L. Miller has workmen er
/ gagged at the task of making i'm
proyements in the grocery de
partment of his establishment.
Mrs. George Kerr and sen, Moi
returned home Saturday from
weeks visit at the home of MI
John Whitaker. south of Corvallis
Sunday, at the Catholic church
Father Jurek announced the en-
gagement of Carl G. Hodes, of thi
city, and Miss Margaret Knapp, q
Portland.
Henry Stuart is now employed
in the state printing offie at Salem
Henry is well known in this city
where he was one of the craft for /,
number Of years.
Charley Hodson, formerly o
this city, is now a member of tn
orchestra at "The Louvre" in Sal
Francisco, one of the finest musica
organizations in that city.
A public meeting is to be held q
the court house this evening. A
D. Hale and j. D. Stephens will a
this time reveal the mysteries O
social democracy to the uninitiated
The Farmers Short Course al
the o A c closed Thursday evening
There were public exercises held ir
the chapel in the evening, in the
course of which DR.. Withycembe
Prof Lake and Prof. Cordley made
addresses.
Yesterday marked the beginning
of the second term Of four and one
half months at the Corvallis public
school. The teachers are very de-
sirous that new student who intend
going to school this term should be-
gin at once.
MIS-. J. P. Wilson died at her
home at Wells, Oregon, Thursday,
Of heart disease. The funeral
occurred at the Evangelical church
at Wells, at II o'clock Saturday
morning, and interment was made
in Locke cemetery.
Sundays Oregonian devotes a
full page to an article concerning
julius Caesar Taylor, formerly the
property Of the late B. T. Taylor,
of this city. The article is illus
trated with numerous cuts of this
distinguished colored orator, actor
and politician.
A handsome bookcase containing
135 volumes by standard authors,
was recently presented to the Cor.
wallis order of Odd Follows by the
children of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
L. G. Kline, in memory of their
parents. The various local lodges
of the order intend making this the
nucleus of. suitable library for
their members.
DIR. Cathey, who was called to at
end the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cur.
is, when he was seized with con-
ulsions, states that the child is in
he first stages of Bright's disease.
An examination proved the exist
ence of albuminuria, but whether
in acute or chronic form is not yet
determined. It is rare to find one
SO young showing these symptoms.
However, the child has been greatly
relieved, and should the case prove
to be OF acute form there is reason
to hope fer speedy recovery.
Conductor Charley Berry, Of the
S. P. freight, reports having switch
ed two carloads of onions over the
G. & E., from here to Albany, re-
Gently. These onions were con-
signed to California parties. In
this connection it may be stated
that a great deal Of freight from
Portland is isn't south over this
route, as it Is cheaper than to pay
toll over the steel bridge at the
metropolis. Such being the case,
one may be excused for wondering
why in the world the West Side
line is not extended on to Junction
City.
Exercises were held yesterday by
the bar association of all the states,
in celebration Of '.John Malshall
day" In this city the following
program was held at the college,:
Overture -"Goldsn Crescent" Col
lege Band; address, "The Relation
of Federal Court to National Gov
ernment,' e. E. Wilson, Esq;
march, american Eagle" College
Band; address, Judge w. s. Nc
Fadden;f "The Ruined Chapel" +"
Male Quartet; address, Judge John
Burnett; March, ''Lotus Club, /"
College Band.
The return game of football be-
tween the Cauthorn Hall and down
town elevens was played on the
college campus Saturday afternoon.
The team from the hall had been
greatly strengthened, and the large