Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-18
Additional Local.

The Thermometer was we'll up
In the Sos Sunday.
Mrs. A. B. Cordley returned
home from Portland, Saturday.
Big bargains in broken lines of
boys and childrens' suits at Nolan
& Callahan's.
Mrs. H. w. Hall and son re.
turned home, yesterday, from
weeks visit in Portland.
A bargain:-An all wool fine twist
black suit for $1,000, of the Hart
Schaffner and Mart brand. Best
made. At Klines.
Mrs. George Irviae and Miss
Bessie Irvine returned, Sunday,
from a couple Of days visit at
Halsey, where they were the
guests of Mrs. Irvine's parents.
Sheriff Burnett has purchased
the property on Third. street re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Jack
Kirk. Mr.. Burnett's family will
occupy their new home July 1st.
What do you want? We want to
furnish you with pleasant, perman-
ent employment, at which yeu can
earn three to five dollars per day.
Address, Manager, 4O3 Chamber of
Commerce Building, Tacoma,
Wash.
Prof. Shelton arrived home
from Portland, yesterday, in
company with his little son. He
took the child down to have his
tonsifs, which had been enlarged,
removed. The operation occurr-
ed last Friday.
Attention of cur readers is call
ed to the sensational prices in
tailor suits and shirt waists efer-
ed in the advertisement of S. L.
Kline, on this page. Here are
inducements which should net be
overlooked.
Miles M. Miller, long years ago
local on the Salem Statesman, who
made himself a name by his parody
on Casabiancia, published in. that
paper, spent last week with his wife
and children visiting relatives in
this city. He is now located at
Colton, Wash, and occupies the
position Of cashier Of the bank in
that burg.
"Why not spend the vacation at
bay, where can be had ex-
cellent fare, good fishing, good beat
ing, safe bathing, alluring rides and
rambles. The courses and exer.
cises at the Summer school, of a9O1, |
at Newport, will afford great variety |
of instructions, diversion and enter.
tainment. Ne other resort offers
equal attractions and advantages"
Dolph Erfurt was taken 70
the asylum yesterday by Sheriff
Burnett. He was adjudged in-I
sane that morning BY Judge
Woodward and DR.. Farra acting
as exafaining physician. Do1ph
Is coed boy, and has exhibited
violent symptoms only recently.
II is hoped that his condition will
so improve that he may soon be
released.
Mrs. w. H. Wallace died at her
home in Junction City last week, of
lang fever. She was buried Thurs.
day, at Dusty, The details regard
ing the death are meager, but she
was the wife of Rev. Wallace, who
is one of the promoters Of The pro.
posed railway line between Corval-
lis and Junction City. At the time
of Mrs. Wallace's death her daugh.
ter was in very critical condition,
also having lung fever. Mrs. Wal
lace is said to have Eeen very re.
fined and intellectual lady and was
about 81 years Of age at her death.
Corvallis merchants are now
offering 13H cents per pound for
wool, an increase of u cent per
pound over the price paid last
week. The farmer who permits
the independence papers to
ajolly" him into hauling his
wool to that city IN the belief
that he can get cent more a
pound for it there, is foolish,
that's all. The West Side says
that merchants Of Independence
are paying only I3 cents for wool,
Try this Office for Job Work.