Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-11-05
". A. Sanders, Jewe.er.

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Mr.. Win FIemming returned
last Friday, from a few days visit
wirl, relatives in Salem.
Prof. A. Klingemann, Corvallis,
Oregon, will teach German, in a
town, community or family.
The social club will hold it's first
meeting Saturday evening at $50
sharp, at the freman's hall.
C. Lincoln Bennett, Of this city,
is now representing the Equitable
Savings and Loan Association.
All kinds of Umbrellas at the
Bicycle Hospital. Recovering a
speciality.
Mrs. E. G. Hayward, and child,
after a four months visit in Vic
toria, B. G., arrived home in this
city last week.
The John Rowland place, south
Of town, comprising 96 acres, passed
into the hands of W. G. Davis, yes
terday.
During the month of October
2, 100000 bushels of grain were ship
ped abroad fran Portland. This is
a pretty showing for one month.
Mrs. L. L. Porter, of Oregon
City, arrived in Corvallis, Sat-
urday, for brief visit with Mrs.
Porter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A i.
Spangler.
Adam ASS Ill was over from Cor
wallis Friday and Saturday. It's
no trouble to fad out when Adam
comes to towr-you can hear him
q long ways off.-Yequina Bay
News.
Rev. R. L. Meiley left yesterday
for Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania,
to be at the bedside Of his mother
who is seriously i'll. He will be ab-
sent four or five weeks
The regular November term of
circuit court will convene Monday,
the 25th. The adjourned meeting
will probably occur the preceding
Friday. From present indications
there will be few criminal cases.
Oregon has been awarded the
first prize for hops at the Pan
American exposition. The award
is regarded as of great commercial
Importance to the state, as every
country in the world was asked to
compete.
According to Lincoln county ex-
changes the payment Of 100000 to
the Indians Of the Siletz was to
have commenced yesterday. IF
this be true the Indiana, by judi
cious management, will have "pin
money. for some days to come
Bruce Burnett arrived in Coryal-
lis, Saturday, and visited "hofae
folks" until Sunday. Bruce states
that he likes his situation as ex-
press messenger on the run from
Airlie to Portland and that every
thing is progressing smoothly with
him.
| Roy Wcodcock, of this city, has
reason to feel gratifed over the
complimentary notice he is receiving
in many Oregon exchanges on his
work soon to be published On Ore
gon birds under the title Of can
Annotated List of the Birds of Ore
gon."
Miss Ivette Smith went to AL
bany yesterday to visit relatives
and f.iends. She was accompanied
by her grandfather, Mr.. James For
gey, who recently arrived from
Washington. They will also visit
Corvallis, Brownsville and Jordan
Valley.-Statesman.
The comissioners and other prom.
inent citizens of Lincoln county
passed through this city yesterda y
enreute for Eugene, where the case
Of Luckey VS. Lincoln county will
oe heard before the circuit court
now in session in Lane county
The case was tried in Linn county
but the plaintiff was non suited
The funeral Of Ransom A., the
two-year old son of Hon. and Mrs
r. H. Belknap, of Dasty, oceurree
Friday, and interment was made ir
Simpson Chapel cemetery. DeatF
was the result Of an accident Tues
day morning. The children wer'
playing in the house when the boy
fell backwards into a large iron
kettle of hot water. Almost his Ell.
tire body from his knees to hi
neck was scalded. He suffered
terribly for snort time when b,
became unconscious. He died at
p. M. Wednesday. The sympathy
of friends in this section is extend
ed to the bereaved parents.
R. B. Miller, who succeeds G. II
Markham in the office of Southern
Pacific railroad in Portland, is con-