Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-28

Bargains Ia all sunnsr goods al
Nolan & Galatians.
Geo. w. Wicks, THE dairymar
of Marion county, is in the city.
t. L. Davidson, ex jadge of Ma.
rion county, visited Corvallis this
week.
Mrs. Espey and daughter, Miss
Kate Daniel, arrived home from In
dependence, yesterday.
Sol NJ. Stock arrived in Corvallis
yesterday and renewed his acquaint.
ance with old-time friends.
Frank Conover and family, for
merly Of this city, are now resi-.
dents Of Butte, Montana.
Mothers, go to Youns's Cash
Store for chiIdfen's readY.mads
waists. A new line just arrived.
Mrs. E. H. Taylor and son, Zach,
arrived home, Wednesday, from q
visit Of some duration at Pataha,
Wash.
For draperiss, lace curtains, por-
there's. lounge covers, bagdads, table
linens, Jewels and napkins, Nolan
& Callahan.-
Miss Lena Mccormick and moth
er moved into one Of the Kigsr cot
tages, Just north Of the school
house, last Wednesday.
Ex-senator A. ]. johnson, Of
Scio, now bank inspector, paid the
the First National Of this city a
business visit Wednesday.
Mrs. Agnes Thempson offers fer
sale up to July 1st the furniture,
stoves, etc, at her residence. corner
Fifth and Jefferson streets. Cor
wallis.
The citizens league will meet at
the Occidental tomorrow at noon,
and mafch to the train to meet the
congressional rivers and harbers
committee.
Yesterday there was q man and
his wife in town In a buggy. Each
Carried a child in arms. They
drove a team with . colt at each
side. A cow was led behind with a
calf at her side. One apiece.-Eu-
gene Register.
Bruce Burnett now helds q pssi.
tion with Wells Fargo & Co.'S. Ex.
press. He is a messenger for The
company and has headquarters at
Portland. He makes the run be.
tween Corvallis and the metropolis,
with occasional runs over the East
Side.
The Woodmen will hold a meet.
ing tonight and 1t is hoped that
there viii be a large attendance
Two initiations are scheduled for
this meeting. There will be Woed
men present from Dusty On this &C.
casion and a good lively time is as.
sured.
Colonel Emmett Callahan, who
has just returned to Baker City
from an extended visit East, states
that the Oregoa exhibit in the min
eral department at the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition, 10 conceded to be
the best Of its kind from any state
in the union.
Hugh Heron Of Irish Bend,
while in town few days ago rent
ed one Of the Hufford houses fol
the occupancy Of his daughters,
who will attend the O A G On ths
opening of that Institution next
fall. The house rented is jas,
north OF the John Osburn residence
People are beginning TO cast their
eyes abont for . fitiiag place 10
spend their summer vacation
May will 60 10 the coast, others
will visit the various springs, and a
large number will HE themselves
to the mountains. OF the latter
Alsea will undoubtedly get large
majority.
We predict that W. e. Yates will
soon be heard by the general pub
lio in cello solos. He has purchss'
ed a 'esllo for himself With o giew
TO establishing little musioal cir.
ele in bis own family, aad ths idss
Is oemmendabls. He purchased
the instrument of I. r. Daniel, whe
Immediately tslegraphed Sherman
Clay & Co., Of San Francisco, 4
send him another high-class 'celle
Nr. Daniels instrument is expect
ed to arrive In this city tsdaY or 10
morrow.
Aeeerding TO I. R. Hicks, who II
gaining rsnown for HE weather fore
casts, It is doubtful, indssd. if th,
| weather will be favorable for Oh,
various Fourth Of July celebration
aad pickles. Mr.. Hicks states tha
his forecast Of the western coast 1
thas-,.s ,.she weather will be storm,
from the lat to the 9th sfJuly, will
the storm center about the 3rd. III
states that the storm will bs at IL
worst from the 3fd ta the 9Th. w