Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-10-15
w. A. Sanders, Jewe..er.

dence in Jobs Addition painted
Barnhart is doing the work.
R. NJ. Dawson, now of Salem, ar
rived in this city, Thursday, for a
few days visit with Corvallis frien ls.
Marion and Jaspar HAYDEN came
out from Alsea, last Friday, to de
! some trading. They returned homo
Saturday.
AL johnson, of Portland, arrived
in Corvallis Friday evening Al
came up for a few days hunting on
his old stamping ground.
Our stock of Mems and Boys
heavy Boots, Shoes and Rubber
goods is now complete, and our
prices are right. N & G.
Misses Leah and Gertrude Bar
clav, of Bruce, visited friends in
this city and at the O A G during
the latter part of last week.
The senior class in elec' rioity at
the o A c wired the pharmacy
building, Friday. 1t is now all
fitted up with lights and bells.
Harry Barker arrived in Corvat-
lis, Friday, from his Polk county
home. His purpose in coming was
to visit relatives and o'd-time
friends.
Last week Miss Rae Toole went
to Salem to enter the Sacred Heart
Academy. She will attend the
academy during the winter. Her
mother accompanied her to Salem.
Dame Rumor persists in assert
ling that certain young gentleman
Of this city will take unto himself a
wife within the next thirty days.
The party under scrutiny is bar.
Der.
A few days ago John Smith
moved his sheep, about 800 head
from the island above Corvallis,
down to his Soap Greek place.
They will be kept there during the
winter.
| Word has bsen received to the
effect that John Osborn arrived
safely at his old home in Pennsyl-
vania. He was pretty well worn
out by his long journey, but soon
recovered and at last account was
enjoying good health.
Last Friday, while engaged at
painting, Ray Barnhart had the
misfortune to run a splinter entire
lily through the index finger of his
left hand. Rr. Rowley extracted
the splinter and Ray is getting
along nicely at present.
| Wednesday evening members Of
the Social Club met and formulated
plans for series Of entertainments
during the winter. The COMMITTEES
selected for looking after the gem
eral detail work of the club consists
Of DR.. Jas. A. Harper, Grant Elgin
and E. E. Wilson.
| Quite a number of her friends
rendered Mrs. G.. w. Garrow a sur
prise party at her residence in this
city, Friday evening Saturday
was her birthday and it was on ae.
count of this occasion that hel
friends oongregated at her home
without informing her Of their in
tention.
The Christian Endeaver society
Of the Presbyterian church tender
ed a reception to the students Of tn,
o A G, Friday evening. Tht
church was filled to overfewins
with students who were royalty en-
tertained with games, conversation
etc, and were treated to delicious
refreshments.
The man or boy who desires tt
be we'll dressed, according to fash
IONS latest decree should visit ou
store. Good dressers will be sur
to come, in fact, the majority Of thu
best dressed men in the cemmunit,
patronize our firm, because the,
get the very best fitting suits ane
overcoats at the lowest possibl
prices consistent with quality ant
durability. N&C.
DR.. James Withycombe, Of thi
city made an address at the stat
fair recently held in Salem, and il
the course of his remarks said
} The farmers of this state will realiz
,, sooner or later that stock is an in
| dispensible adjunct to successful
farming. While 1t may seem q
times that the crude products Of tn
farm are, being fed to stock at
loss, in the end this system wi
prove to be the most renumerativt
The building committee of tn
> beard of regents of the O. A. G
consisting Of j. K. Weatherfrre
John Daily and J. T. sApperson
8 advertising for bids for the srectio
> and cemplstion Of an Agriculture
Hall to be located on the GA
grounds in this city. The plan
9 and specifications were drafted b
t Chas. II. Burggraf, architect. Th
!: plans aad specifications may /