Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-04

Saturday, to begin a term OF school.
For shoes, hats and furnishing
goods, go to Young's Racket Store.
Lulu Young, after visit of a
month with friends in Wells, ar
rived home Saturday.
Frank Thrasher leaves Thursday
for Spokane Falls, where he has a
situation assured him.
Raymond Hepkle leaves today
for Portland to take the state ex-
animation in pharmacy.
Next year the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge, I. O. 0. F. of Ore
gon will be held at Newport.
Our premium dishes have arrived.
Present your coupons.
NOLAN & CALLAHAN.
Is Jacobs arrived in Corvallis Sat-
urday, for a few days visit with re-
latives and friends in his old home.
Miss Mary Jones closed Friday
a very successful term of school in
the district just south Of Corvallis.
c. c. Hall, travelling for sanborn
& Vail, stationers of Portland,
spent Sunday with friends i'll this
city.
Friday, Charley Chipman moved
his family into the house formerly
occupied by R. c. Miller, on Main
street.
Some of the farmers have already
made hay and several loads have
been hauled to town during the
past few days.
Ellsworth Post, G. A.. R., has a
fine new flag. A flag for the seheol
building was recently provided by
contributions, and is now a part Of
the paraphernalia of this institution.
E. L. Wroten, of Tampico, Illi-
nois, who recently subscribed for
the GAZETTE, writes that he is well
pleased with the paper and thinks
from what he has learned from its
columns, that he shall take occasion
to visit this section ere long.
The bridge across Dixon creek,
just north of town, which has been
out of repair for short time, com
peiling travellers to go through tbs
fields, was finished last night and
the public will experience no fur
ther trouble from this source.
A new time card has been arrang-
ed by the G. & E. Hereafter trains
will start from Dstroit and come te
Albany and Corvallis instead o1
starting from Albany and going te
Detroit. Summer excursion tickets
both to Detroit and the coast have
been placed on sale.
Numerous Corvallisites were AL.
bany visitors Sunday afternoon
Some went merely to enjoy the
drive, while others were intent or
witnessing game of base ball be-
tween the Eugene and Albany
teams. There was a large crowd Al
the game, and ,much enthusiasm
There is new partner in the ]
D. Mann furniture store. He ii
Oliver Blsekledge, and he will be
in charge Of the carpet department
which is to be added to the estab
lishment. New stock is also to be
put in, and the company will ther
be able to supply the demands of
all customers, in their line.
Davis & Dryden, stock buyers O
near Brownsville, have been in the
vicinity of Corvallis the past ter
days, looking after business in theil
line. They shipped to Portland
Thursday a carload Of lambs, th'
purchase price per head being So
A car holds from 200 to 22O lambs
and in this case a number Of hogs
wele also in the shipment.
It was stated by some one, or
the side, that farmer had come al
the way from Lane county to tn,
recent farmers institute at Monroe
Oregon, to toke issue with DR.
Withycombe ON the question o
summer fallow. He was not heare
of, as the Doctor covered the subiec
so thoroughly and made it SO plair
that it was patent to every one thai
summer fallow was not the thing
for the farmers of this country
Homestead.
There was lively runaway soutl
of town, Wednesday. John Rick
ard, on his way home from town
stopped at the Houck place to re-
arrange plow in the rear end .
the wagon. A buggy was attached
to the back end Of the wagon, ant
Mr.. Rickard stood between the tw,
vehicles when the team, startled b,
slight noise, started to run. Th
buggy wheel passed over Mr.. Rick
ards body, but he was only slight,
bruised. Though number of at
tempts were made 10 stop them, tn
team reached home without seriou
injury either to themselves or tn
rigs. 4
It has been ascertained that Mr..
J. Dutton, about whom inquiry wa
made recently by her sister, Mrs {
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