Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-01-11
LOCAL NEWS.

Rev. Noble is suffering from an
attack of la grippe.
j. W. Wills, a college student, is
i'll with typhoid fever.
A. W. Giesy, Salem insurance
man, paid Corvallis a business visit
this week.
Miss Emma Martin returns to
Portland next week, after a pleas
ant visit in this city.
Miss Jessie Shirley and her pop
ular company will soon make
another tour Of the Willamette
valley.
Mrs. Esther Reed went to Browns.
vile, Monday, to install the Off
GERS of the cabin CT Native Daugh-
ters of that city.
Mrs. Chris Germansen, of AL
bany, was in this city this week at
tending to matters concerning the
Baumberger estate.
Walter Sconce, an employe at
Fischer's Touring mills, is quite
sick with pneumonia. DIR. Altman
is the attending physician.
A letter received from DR.. G. H.
Lee, who went to Portland recently
to be treated at private sanitar-
ium, states that he is much i'm
proved in health.
VIM. Abernethy, Of Dora, ar
rived in Roseburg Saturday. He
was on his way to Albany, Cor
Wallis and other points in the Will
lamette valley.-RevieW.
Miss Elva Aiken, of Philomath,
spent Sunday with her cousin, Mr..
J. c. Aiken, and family, in this
city, stopping over here after
visit with relatives in Grants Pass.
Review.
Grin Clark, who has been con-
fined to his room for the past month
with severe attack of typhoid
fever, is again able to be up town.
He lost forty pounds in weight dur
ing his illness.
Attention is called to the profess
sional card of Mr.. J. R. Harlan,
which appears in another column.
Mr.. Harlan is a recent arrival in
Corvallis. He has taken up his
residence in Jobs Addition.
Blankets, all wool and a yard
wide; all kinds and plenty of 'em.
They won't sell we'll in July that's
why they are included in our Jam
uary reduction sale.
F. L. MILLER.
President Apperson, in a short
talk before the student body of the
college the other morning, stated
that February next would mark
the close of the fifteenth year of his
membership in the board Of regents
of that institution.
Through an error on the part of
its informant the GAZETTE stated
in its last issue the cause of death
of the late Mrs. Rexford was can
Ger of. the stomach. Mrs. Rexford's
-,malady was consumption. The
funeral occurred Friday at the Oak
Ridge church at p. III.
The shipment of English pat
ridges recently made to Oregon from
Europe, arrived in Portland this
week. About a dozen pairs were
liberated in Linn county on the
farm of Lines Bros, near Knox
Butte. The shipment consisted Of
about 100 pairs of birds IS of them
died in transit.
A dancing party was given at
the hcme of Mr.. VIM. Leadbetter,
Friday night Of last week, in
which ABOUT thirty couples par
ticipsted. A del :oious supper was
spread and the guests departed for
their homes in the early hours de-
lighted with the entertainment
which they had enjoyed.
The following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing term by
Valley Lodge No. II, K Of P, last
Monday evening: E R Bryson, G
C; VIM Horning, V c; Gene M
Simpson, prelate; James Gibson,
M of W; John zeis, NJ at A; Prof
McElfresh, X Of R and S; B W
Johnson, NJ Of E; Thos Whitehorn
M of F; Jas Horning, inner guard
A fish seldom gets into trouble il
it keeps its mouth shut, and The
same might be said of some people:
but if we have anything to say We
believe in saying it. Our bargain
counter is full of bargains and We
don't care who knows it. We lose
money on some things, but you
don't care. Don't believe a word
of this, but come in and see for your.
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