Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-18
For fine dress goods, silks and
yelvets go to Nolan & Callahan.

vi Au0 0AOcc StONo, Ho4sA6 dti'
velvets go to Nolan & Callahan.
Go to Young's Cash Store for al
kinds of fancy flower baskets.
Attorney W. E. Yates was callec
to Portland, Saturday, on lega
business.
Prof. ]. B. Horner went to Port
land, Friday, to attend some mat
tsrs of business. !.
John Harris, of Wells, is engaged
in operating the new rock crusher
Work began yesterday afternoon
Attorney C. E. Woodson went te
Eugene, Saturday, to attend the
commencement exercises at the
state university. He is o graduate
Of that institution.
Amy Cameron, mother aud sis
ter, who were recently burned out,
are now occupying the Skipton
house just vacated by Prof. Nc
Donald and family.
The first Benton county raised
peas and new potatoes appeared on
the market this year. June 5tn.
How many readers will remember
the date next year?
James McOaustlaud left yester-
day for Wilbur, WASH, to enter the
general merchandising establish
ment of his brother. He expects
to reside there permanently.
Many Corvallites attended the
school picnic at Oroft's grove, in
Linn county, Friday. There were
numerous features of interest and
the day was greatly enjoyed by all.
A fire is reported by telephone to
have occurred in Monmouth, Sun
day afternoon. The postoffice, a
store, and couple Of dwelling
houses are said to have been de-
stroyed:
Corvallisites will miss the are
light that has been shining 20
brightly at the top of the O A G
administration building, 1t will be
seen no, more until college opens
next fall.
Mrs. Frank Hall leaves tomorrow
for her home at Guy, Washington,
after three weeks visit with re-
latives. Miss Lulu Young will &C.
company her sister home and re.
main for an extended visit.
There are whispers afoat concern.
ing wedding which 1t is said will
take place in this city before many
moons. According to report, the
bride will hail from Corvallis and
the groom from Yanhill county.
Last Friday was "wart" day at
the college darn. By 10; o'clock
DR.. Withycombe had removed eight
or ten of the pestifereus things from
horses brought In by owners. A
kind Of stump puller GA an abridged
scale is used in the removal.
J. H. Wilson is having the burn
ed portions Of his late residence,
that was SO nearly consumed by
FIRE a few days ago, renewed pre-
paratory to rebuilding. When he
gets it'all removed there will not be
much left but the foundation.
A very pleasant affair was tEe
picnic given by Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Laws and Mrs Laws, Thursday
1t occurred just across the William.
cite, and about thirty guests en-.
joged the event. In the evening q
delicious lunchson was served
Silo work IS in full blast at the
college barn.. Green clover is being
run through the machine and stored
away in the silo bins for future use.
The new cutter run by steam is q
decided improvement on the old
tread mill arrangement previously
in use at the barn. ss
Rev. F. L. Moore chapsrsned q
party Of young people to Lebanon
last Friday evening, butsdid Tot get
them home until.3 o'clock Saturday
fnoraing. The occasion Of the affair
was tohear Rov. Morgan, the evan.
gelist preach. he is now holding
revival services at Lebanon.
+ J.B. Patterson. physical instruct
or at O A G, and George Cathey
expect to leave about the end Of the
week for Southern Oregon. # sat-
isfactory arrangements can be made
they will do some tumhling In
Roseburg. The gentlemen expect
to spsnd couple of weeks in
Camas-valley.
Saturday At 2:30 p. N. at the
United Evangelical parsonage ee-
Cured the wedding Of Mr. Arthur
Price, of Kings Valley, and Mise
Lorena Frantz, of Heskins, Rev. L.
M. Boozer officiating. Mr. and
Mrs. Price left for Albany. ia the
evening for a brief visit. They
will make their home ID Kings Val-
ley where q hest of friends wish
them happiness and success in life.
I Mr.. Thomas, buyer for the Union
Meat Company Of Portland, was in
Corvallis last week In the infareaf