Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-10-08
W. A. Sanders, Jeweier.,

scn0ol Iand.
Lee Wade Of Tolede was in town
recently. Ha reports Mrs. J. T
Vineent's health improving.
The circuit court for Benton
county will convene on the fourtl
Monday in November, the 25th
Waldimar Kaupisch, manager
of the Corvallis Creamery, went 70
Portland, Friday, and returned
home on the Sunday passenger
Capt. J. ". Crawford Is again a
familiar figure ca the streets. The
captain was confined to his rooB1
several days last week with a
severe cold.
Corvallis has q preacher by name
Of Bsozer, and a Northern Oalifor.
kia town has saloon keeper by
name of Church. Nearly every
church however, has its boozer, but
not every boozsr has his church.
Albany Democrat.
We were misinformed when we
stated In our last issue that War
rea B. Hartley, failing to be rein
stated at tho o A @, had returned
to bis home ia Bohemia. James
Hartley was the student referred to
and his home is in Lerane, Or.
On the 18th and 10Th Of this
month Supt. Depman will hold a
local teachers institute in Dusty.
This will be the first local institute
ever held in Dusty and every posi-
BILE effort will be made to have the
program one of unusual merit.
Charles Morgaa will leave today,
for Portland, whsrs ha will take
passage on the steamer Columbia
for San Francisco. He has been
visiting in this city duling the past
two weeks with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. f. P. Morgan, and goss
to Oakland, where he has a posi-
tioa with the Pacific Press Publish
ing Co.
Letters have been exchanged be
tween the managers of football
teams Of o A 6 and U Of 0. It is
understood that the Agricultural
College boys wish to arrange for a
game with the university "kieksrs," "
providing the game can be gevernsd
by the rules which have been adopt.
ed to govern athletic contests al
the O A G.
A letter recently received from
Mrs. Grace g. Hall, formerly Of
Cor -allis, but now ef Oregon City
bears the intelligence that she and
her husband are now comfortably
located in 8 neat dwelling and that
Mr. Hall has employment at the
Willamette paper mill. She also
stases that Albert Thornton, who
learned the printor's trade in this
city, is now raining the Cheney
Sentinel, at Cheney, Wash.
II. A. Brewer, son in-law Of Hon
w. P. Ready was in town satur-
day. He says his three months
old baby is the finest boy in the
state Of Oregon. Mr. Ready has
just lefs Portland for his gold
mines in Eastern Oregon. After
stopping there a week er SO he in
tends going to Malheur county to
look after his oil prospects. The
Company will spend $4,000 at
this time in the Development oi
these oil properties.
Levi Orsn has just completed q
l3-ton silo. He filled it with greer
corn that had been well chopped
Tee corn was prepared for the silo
with a horse tread mill. The tins
required fer chopping the 13 ton:
was two days and a-half. Mr. Orir
says that when once opened there
tHust be at least two inches fed of
Of the tep Of the silo every day OF
relse it will spoil. In fact silo has
to be handled a great deal after the
manner of sour kraut.
A half tone eff Miss Mary Smith
Phi,brick apeeared in FRIDAYS
Oregonian. Miss Philbrick is il
charge of the newly established
course Of music at the Oregon Ag
ricultural College. She is from
Tiltou, N. H, and secured he.
musical education in Boston. sh,
has had six years experience as {
teacher Of music, a portion of which
period was passed as Aibamarl'
college, Virginia. Miss Philbriel
has already entered upon her dutie
at the college.
On account Of i'll health Mis-
Matte Lee a teacher in the Coryal-
lis schools, was obliged to presen'
her resignation to the board Of di
recters short time ago. Th,
beard selected Mrs. J. A. Cramer
Of this city, to fill the position
Mrs. Cramer will teach the I'll
grade, the same grade that was un
der the charge Of Miss Lee, Tn
newly elected teacher entered up
on her duties Friday. It is unfar
tunate for Miss Lee that her healtl
is SO poor. A year or so ago sh