Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-07-16

DIR. Bowen Lester visited in Port
land over Sunday.
Buy your harvesting outfits from
Nolan & Callahan.
No charges for prescriptions a
the Bicycle Hospital.
Leave orders at the Commission
Store for all kinds of wood.
Walter Wi.es and family return.
ed by Sundays train from a shori
visit to Portland.
H. F. Fischer is having o fine
monument placed on his lot in
Crystal Lake cemetery.
Our Great Midsummer Sale is
now in full blast. Bargains all
round. Nolan & Callahan.
Mra. J. s. Gibson and children,
of British Columbia, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Irvine.
Given away-a pair Of Queen
Quality shoes on August 9th. Call
at store for particulars at Kline's.
Norman Lilly's hops are begin
ming to bloom. 1t is said that the
hops in Kings Valley are more ad-
vanced than the crops of other sec
tions.
The marriage Of John H. Starr
and Miss Nerah Gertrude Copen-
haver was solemnized in this city,
Saturday, July 18th, Rev. y. A.
Moore officiating.
During the recent absence Of h.
N. Wilkias. caused by the death Of
relatives, Captain Crawford was in
charge Of the undertaking. estab.
lishment Of Mr. wilkins.
Gal Thrashsr, Of this city, is the
agent Of the Oregon Fire Relief Az.
sociasion fer Benton and Linceln
counties. Any person desiring "a
insure against fire should see him
at once.
r. E. Gibson, Joseph Yates, Pan.
derson and Pole Avery composed a
very formidable quartette which
left Saturday morning for a hunt Of
a couple OF weeks In the Big Elk
country.
Ralph Davisson come up from
Salem, Saturday, to act as chaper-
one for Attorney Br5son and Tommy
Callahan on a twe-weeks' hunting
trip near the Yachats. The party
left Saturday morning.
Mrs. Charles Berry, wife of Con-
duotor Berry, and daughter, Miss
Rena, whe have been visiting Mrs.
II. M. Brunk and other friends, fel
two weeks, returned to their home
in Portland, Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Bates, of Pomeroy
Wash, arrived in this city last
week. This 10 her first visit heme
in over tive years. She is at the
home of her father, Woods Jack.
son, and expects 10 remain till fall
She has had ill health for some
time and came down for change
of climate. Mr.. Bates is at present
boek-keeper for Touring mill al
Pemeroy.
DR.. and Mrs.. Jas. A. Harper ar
rived in Corvallis, Sunday, from
Albany where they had been visit,
Jag several days on their way home
from Chicago. They will reside ir
the residences Of Miss Smell on Jack
sen street. The docter and his wife
will be banquetsd tonight by mem.
bers Of the Masonic lodge and tht
order of Eastern Star, in the spao-
ious apartments of these societies
When Thos. H. Miller and wifi
left their home in Iowa to com,
West on visit, the heat was OK
cessivs and Che Thermometer wa
ashamed Of the 100 notch. A few
days after arriving here they wrote
home to their children aud statee
poor writing wonld have to be oyer
looked, as their hands were SO COLI
it was almest impossible to held
pen. Beyond doubt the climat
seemed cool as compared with III
intense heat recently suffered in th
East.
Mrs. I'll. B. Miller and family an,
Mrs. Theresa jackson leave on ia
nights train fer San Francisco On
route to China to jein Consul Mile
They sail on . government trans
port from that city. The vssse
goes to Manila, touching at Homo
lalu; then they will 60 to Nagasak.
Japan, and thence to China. ]
will take about two months fo
them to make the trip. Thei
many friends wish them a pleasan
trip and safe return to Oregon
Eugene Guard.
The A. O. U. w. grand lodge c
Oregon convenes in Portland today
Friendship lodge of this city vii
be represented by delegation con
sisting Of Jesse Spencer, Virg
Waters and F. P. Sheasgrcen, an
Mrs. Ruth N. Clark will represen
the Degree Of Honor. The part
went to Portland Yesterday an
Mr.. Sheasgreen was accom- oanie