Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-09-03
W. A. Sanders, Jewe!or.

the coast.
Grant Elgin drove down to Bu-
ena Vista, Saturday.
A new sidewalk has been laid in
front of the NJ. E. Parsonage.
Samuel Kerr and family left,
Sunday, for the Buena Vista hop
yalds.
= Father Jurek is home from a two
weeks business trip in Lincoln
county.
Miss Anna Denman closed a very
successful arm Of school at Norton
last Saturday.
Supt. Denman and Attorney w.
q. Yates drove oyer to Albany On
business, Friday,
Charlie Porter ia enjoying his
annual outing, and is visiting vari-
Gus sections Of the country.
Capt. G. A. Robinson was sheriff
of Benton county during the absenca
Of n. P. Burnett in Portland.
Sunday, George and Miss Nora
Miller left for the yards near Buena
Vista, where they will pick hops.
Prof: McKellips arrived last
Thursday from his annual visit to
his old home in Posey county, In
diana.
Our new Fall stock Of L.aies
Tailer-mad Suits; separate Skirts,
Jackets, Capes, Cloaks and Dress
goods have arrived. Nolan & Cal
lahan.
A party eff forty-fve hop-pickers,
from Lincoln county points, passed
through Corvallis, Saturday, for
the Buena Vista yards. There was
only Que man in the party and he
seemed to realize his position.
Saturday, W. A. Buchanan, clerk
of school district No. 8, received the
resignation of Mrs. May Nqlms, one
Of the teachers chosen by the board
Of directors to teach in the Corval
lis public schools during the coming
school year.
At an early hour yesterday morn
ing men, women and children be-
gan crossing the river for the hop
yards. Most of them began pick
ing in Alex CampbelIs yard. 1t is
a small yard and can be pios in
a couple Of days.
Harry W. Davies, Of Tacoma, and
Miss Susie Ida Simpson, were mar
ried at the residence of the BRIDES
parents at Newport, Or, Aug. 20,
1901, Rev. Chas. Booth officiating
Miss Simpson was a former
student of O AC.
G. H. Markham, general freight
and passenger agent OF the South
ern Pacific lises in Oregon, we'll
known in Corvallis, has been pro-
moted to the position OF assistant
freight traffic manager Of the South
ern Pacific Company, with head
quarters at San Francisco:
Herbert Oondon passed through
Corvallis, Friday en- route to New.
port, in response to a telegram in
forming MIN Of the serious illness
of his mother. Mrs. Condor has
been at the coast for the past mouth.
She is 70 years Of age and has been
ia feeble health for some tina.
BIZ the end Of the present week
there will be little, if any, un-
thrashed grain in Benton county.
The Zierolf Brothers machine and
that of N. S. Lilly are about the
only ones that viii have a full
weeks run. In nearly every in.
stance the grain turned. out well,
A fine Colswold buck reached
this city Saturday. 1t was shipped
frcln the farm of Thos. Fl. Brunk,
near Eola, Oregon, to S. K. Brown
of Philomath. To the GAZETTE s
informant it looked to be very
fine animal, and men versed On the
good points Of a buck speak in its
praise.
Quite large psrty of hop pick
ers left, Sunday, for the Scott
Taylor yards near Ruena Vista,
Many Of the piekers have worked
in these yards for years. Among
those who went from this city are,
Mrs. Asa Alexander and daughters
the Misses Elgin, Ethe! I.innyille
John Day and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
| Hank Bier, Frank Thrasher and
Glen Gillette. 1t is thought that
number of other Corvallis pickers
will go down to these yards to pick
Friday, W. 6. Davis and famil5
arrived from Laurel, Nebraska
They shipped a car Of household ef
fects aud fac driving horse. 4
man is in charge Of the car anc
will hasten its arrival. Meanwhile
Mr.. Davis and family are stopping
at the Occidental hotel. They are
to occupy the Presbyterian parson
ago. Mr.. Davis is a man Of mucl
experience in the banking business
and may make Corvallis the eentel