Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-09-24
w. A. Sanders, Jewe:er,

KILLER.
Gerald Tuttle, of Elgin, Oregon
is again pursuing his studies at the
college.
Attorney ". e. Yates arrived
home couple Of days ago froa, a
business trip to Portland.
Fred Overlander is homo frola q
trip over to the Big Elk country
where he visited his brother Chas
| A few days ago Mr.. and Mrs. J.
o. Wilson moved their household
teffsc:s from the residence they re-
Gently sold 10 A. G. White.
Miss Martha Keerner left Thurs
day for Corvallis aud will attend
the Agricultural College this
winter.-Oregon City Enterprise.
The squinoctial storm filled its
date very promptly this year, In
fact, the sun had hardly got over
the lire when the storm was upon
as.
Miss Helen V. Crawford, teacher
of eleeutien at the o A G, arrived,
Friday, from her Linn county
home, where she spent her summer
vacation.
Victer Moses is expected to arrive
home this week from a couple of
weeks sojourn in Southern Oregon,
also from a visit with his sister who
resides in Woodburn.
John ". Moore, a pieneer Of 40
and resident Of Corvallis for 30
years, bus now of Wasso, Sherman
county, ia visiting with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. S. N. wilkins.
The Pacific Coast yield Of hops
this year is estimated at 145, 900
bales. Oregon heads with $1,000
bales. Washington produced 3d..
600 and California $4,000 bales.
Rev. L. M. Beezer went to PERT
land. yesterday. On his return,
THURSDAY OF this week he expects
to be accompanied by his wife, who
has been visiting relatives in the
Metropolis.
The residence Of Virgil Waters,
which was recently moved to the
north end Of town Is now in posi-
ton and Mr.. Waters and family
have moved into il. They wale en-
abled to quit their tent and get In
to the dwelling just before the
raiLs.
Harry Cusiek, Harry Connawag, !,
Miss Niha Cline and Miss Vida
nasteh drove over from Albany
Friday evening to witness the pro-
duotion Of The Irish Duke Miss
Masten remained q few days in this
cisy, the gueat Of the family Of J.
W. Crawford.
Miss Blanche Dickinson, Of Inde.
pendence, paid the city a visit
during the latter part Of last week.
Misc Dickinson is teacher in the
public school of Independence.
She states that the school patrons
eff that city have experienced great
difficulty in securing now text
books.
Henry Stone started driving
| pruhes, across the river from town,
the forepart Of last week. His
new dryer has capicity Of $50 hu-
shells Of prunes per DAY. The lat
ser part Of the week he put the
dryer be owns in this city in opera
ten. The Corvallis dryer has a
daily capacity Of 14O bushels.
Attorney and Mrs. J. II. Wilson
and son joe departed Tuesday
morning. for their homo at Corvallis.
We're all sorry to lose them. They
have been first-elass citizens, and
their permanent home should be
here where only good people live,
move and have their being.-Lin-
coin County Leader.
L. L. Swan and D. J. DuBruille
left yesterday for Lewiston, Idaho,
where the former will be united in
marriage on Saturday to one Of the
estimahle young lady school teach
ers Of the state.-Albany Herald
Mr. Swan at enc time was a res
ident Of Corvallis and his relatives
and friends in this city will wish
him all happiness.
Many fine samples of fruits and
grains were left at the GAZETTE
Office during the past two menths
to be added to the Benton county
exhibit at the state fair. J. II.
Moore was the last to contribute,
and finer ounces are seldom seem
tran those left at this office by Mr.
Moore. Unfortunately, they ar
| rived too late for the exhibit.
1 Friday, Robert Lamberson and
family arrived home from Morrow
County. They were across the
mountains for the purpose of werk-
lag through the harvess. They
were absent nearby two months and
did fairly we'll, bat net as
well as they did last year wher
they were ever there. This is &C
counted for by the fact that the