Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-09-03
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Della Warfeld, of Alsea,
is in the city.
Roy Woedcock went over to
Newport, Friday for short cutting.
Born, Friday, August 80, ia this
city, to Mrs. Priaeess Hubbard, a
son.
Miss Mabel Withyeombe returned
Friday from Newport where she
has spent the season.
Et it reported in this city that
several Albany girls recently had
the "goo-goo' removed from their
eyes.
Attorney J. F. Yates returned
home, Thursday, from Detroit,
where he enjoyed a brief outing
hunting and fishing.
Our new stock of Mems clothing
will arrive this week. Latest styles,
elegant filters fer good dressers. No.
Ian & Callahan.
Ladies Tailor-made Suits to
order. Our book of Samples for
Fall has arrived. We take meas
ure and guarantee fit or no trade.
Nolan & Callahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery, pa
rents of Mrs. T. W. Dilley of this
city, arrived Saturday, from their
home In Scio, for a couple of days
visit with the family Of their daugh-
ter.
Mefdaunt Goednoush writes that
he arrived in Ashland last Wednes-
day. At the time of writing he
had not looked over the town to any
extent, but he seemed very favor
ably impressed with what he bad
seen.
Miss Anna Hannah has been
elected queen of the Baker City
street fair and carnival to be held
September ST. Miss Hannah
graduated from the GA c in the
class of '95. A very good picture Of
this lady appeared in Sundays Ore.
geniah.
Friday, J. R. Brown, of Phile-
rnath, left a sample of oats at this
Office for Henry French, They
will 90 to swell Benton coun.y's ex'
hibit at the state fair at Salem tht
latter part of this month. The
eats are very fine and are Of the
variety known as the Golden Giant
The families of Willinn oress
James Elett and Abe Locke brek'
camp at Sulphar Springs and re
turned to their homes, Friday, afte,
an cutting of several weeks dura
ton. Mrs. Thos. Whitehern, VIII
was camped down there, came hom'
Sunday. This is a resort that i
more fully appreciated each year
Four prisoners in the peniten
tiary at Salem recently shove,
signs Of insanity and last Thursda
were committed to the asylum
Among those committed were Hen
ry Kubli, who was sent up Nov
ember 8, 1900. He stole a wage
and team Of Mrs. 8. A. Cooper i
the spring before his cemmittmen
and was given two years. sentence
Jessie B. Stump, an Oregon pi
oneer of 1854 and member of tn
Oregon Legislature in 1876 an
1898, died at his home near Suvel
Polk County, Thursday, of heal
failure, He was in good healt
until the hour of his death. Fl
had been an active worker in th
State Grange, and in 1891 served a
state treasurer Of the order. II
was born in Ohio in 1882. Fl
son, Fred, was a member Of th
years. graduating class of 0 A
A message received Is Eugene.
few days ago from Mr.. G. A. Ret
mond, manager of the University
Oregon football team, who is no
in San Francisco, states that he hl'
made arrangements with LOGON
tiveb Smith who played halfhat
on the University Of Californ
team last year, whereby Smith
services will DO had as coach I
the Oregon team the coming seaeo
The action OF manager Redmond
subject to ratification, but there
no probability Of its being change
Smith il recognized as one OF t
best football men On the Goa
and II is hoped that under his gu
ance The university will be able
play stronger team this wint
than ever before, and prebat
make some strsRg games with U
ifsrnia teams, as we'll as those
the Northwest.