Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-05-07
g. &, Young & Son.
AIbaEy, 0regon.
LOCAL NEWS.
The Black Cat.

LOCAL NEWS.
The Black Cat.
Call and see Klins's new grocery
department.
Adam Asset paid the bay country
q visit last week.
All kiads Of bargains at Mat
thews Cash Store.
Virgil Waters is having the
roof of his house reshingled.
Buy the Black Cat hose the kind
that wears, for sale only at Kline's.
Mra. Charles Hout, who has
been very i'll, is reported to be im-
proving.
Before you buy your spring out
fits be sure and examine Nolan &
Callahan's big stock.
Ja.k Thomas, who has been con-
fined to his bed for some time with
pneumonia, is reported to be con-
valescent.
T. T. Barnhart went to Irish
Bend, yesterday, to do some house
finishing on the dwelling of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Martin.
G. A. Taylor, representing Glass
& Prudhomme, of Portland, arrived
in Corvallis, Saturday, and re-
mainsd until yesterday.
William Headrick came out trfrom
Alsea, Sunday, 10 remain several
days. Mr. Headrick reports every
thing quiet ia the little valley.
The Knights of Pythias enter
tanned number O. their friends,
last night, in their new quarters
over Allen & Weodward's drug
store.
Fred Overlander went over to the
Big Elk country last week to visit
a couple of weeks with his brother,
Charley, who has ranch in that
section.
The Social club gave a very en-
jeyable dance in the Firemen's
Hall last Friday evehing. This is
understood to be the last dance the
club will give this season.
Saturday, S. L. Kline left for
San Francisco, where he will at
tend the various demonstrations
that will be made in honor Of Presi-
dent McKinley's visit in that city.
This years clip of mohair in Ore
gon is supposed to have been about
275,000 pounds. Most Of it has
already been sold. LEGAL buyers
paid 20 cents per pound for the
greater part Of it.
The Philomath Band boys gays
an entertainment at that place,
Thursday night. 1t was of musi-
cal nature, with ice cream and 9th
er refreshments in connection. The
affair netted the band $3.50,
A party consisting of Pref. Pat
terson, Ernest Redd, G.. Tuttle and
J. D Jamisen went to Eugene
awheel yesterday morning to wit
Acss the athletic contests between
university teams Of Oregon and
California.
When in Monroe last week At
torney W. e. Yates noticed a lsttel
'held for postage" in the pesteffiet
Of that.burg. TWAS addressed te
"PIof Yogrananda, Astrologsr, Ed
itorial Department. Of tss Metro
politan, Rural Heme."
Mrs. Willis McElroy and child
ren, Of Chicago, were on their way te
Eugene to visit with the family o
Hon. E. B. McElrey, when his
death occurred. They met thu
funeral train at Albany and at
tended the interment in this city.
E. W. Strong, manager Of th'
Corvallis Sawmill Co., made trir
to Dallas, last week fer the purpost
of locking after the affairs Of the
mill that the company have erectee
at that place. Mr.. Strong reportI
large advance orders fer various
items ia hardwood, consisting 0
wagon fellees, plow beams, etc.
Boring for oil in Oregon is getting
TO be quite fad. 1t is not yet re.
parted that anybody has found oil
bat one man who snaelled of tn
peint of the augur, says that he de
tected strong evidences of petrol
cum. Perhaps this is enough foun
dation upon which to build stool
company. Many stock compan'
has come into existence Oh
less provoeation than q stron
smell.-Oregon City Enterprise.