Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-11-08
w. A. Sanders, Jewe.er,

w. A. Sanders, Jewe.er.
KIine's $1,000 Suits are good
ones.
New goods all the tina at Nolan
& Callahan.
Attorney ]. N. McFadden made
business visit to SiIetz this week.
Dant miss n ian & Callahai.'s )
st surpris= sale. See their new
:. John Roland has purchased the
lra Hunter property in this city
from Marshall Miller. The farm
purchased bv w. G. Davis ftom
Mr. Rowland is north of Corvallis.
The deed has been transferred in
neither instaLe ee.
The partnership heretofore ex
listing between T. P. Morgan and
G. A. Robinson has been dissolved.
Mr. Morgan has opened an Office
one door perth Of the Commission
store, and will continue in the real
estate business.
| Edgar A. Miner, formerly school
superintendent of Benton county,
and known to every, old resident of
this section, was made principal Of
one of the three night schools re-
Gently opened in Portland A fair
half tone of Professor Milner ap-
peared in Tuesdays Oregonian.
A reception is to be gwen this
evening at Cauthorn hall, by the
gentlemen Of that institution, to the
members of the Sorasis and Fero-
nian societies. A program has been
prepared, which will be followed by
a season of games and other
ammusements.
S. H. Jones, student at the o
A G a few years ago, is now resi-.
dent of Port Adelaide, South Aus
tralia. He has mailed to this Office
a copy of "The Leader" a 44-page
weekly journal OF news, politics,
agriculture, sport, mining, science
ans literature, published at Mel
bourn. It is three pence copy.
Commissioners court began its
regular monthly session, Wednes-
day An important matter which
received the attention of the court,
was the changing Of the boundary
lines of numerous voting..precincts
An act of the last legislature pro.
vides that no precinct shall contain
more than $50 voters. In the last
election one Philomath precinct
polled as many as 2SO votes.
! Agent E. F. Thayer, of the O. R.
& N. company, who with Mrs. Thay-
er arrived from Salem this week to
again take up their residence in Cor
wallis, informs US that negotiations
are now pending whereby it is quite
likely daily boat service will be
supplied this winter between this
city and Portland. His company
will operate the Ruth, and arrange
ments may be perfected to have the
Oregon City Transportation cempa-
ny place their steamer, Pomona, on
this run.
T. At the Episcopal Church: Lit
any or evening prayer every Friday
at J p. M, choir rehearsal every
Saturday at 7 p. m, holy commun
ion on first Sunday of every month
at II a. M, morning prayer and
sermon every Sunday at II a. m.
church league for the study ol
church liturgy and holy scripture
every Sunday at 7 p. M, Sunday
school at 10 a. m.. Service at Wells
on the second and fourth Sundays
of every month at 2 p. m. C
MAC LEAN, Ph. Rector.
The Oregon Hop Growers Asso-
citation met in the office Of Secre
tary J. Winstanley in Salem at II
o'clock Wednesday morning for the
purpose Of completing the hop poo
for shipment to London, and t.
elect some grower to accompany W
Fl. burst, the Associations agent
, on the trip to London, and there
look after the interest Of the grow
, ers. A committee was also electe5
to take charge of the matters con
neeted with the pool, and thereby
centralize the business and taxi
much of the work off the individual
: growers.
Citizen Dabler, according to re-
ports, which it is said were heart
by all in his neighborhood, cam
near getting a blowing up one da'
: this week. Mr.. Tunnison, who was
) passing the Dabler home, was quit
: shocked. but entered to investigat
/. the origin of the disturbance. Git
izen Dabler stood gazing in silent
but open-eyed wonderment at tn
remnants of what had been cook
. stove, in a room filled with smok
;. and ashes. Where do you get you
= wood?" enquired Mr.. Tunnison b,
!. way introduction. :'Just gather
: : up around," was the scpulchral an
!. swer. This is believed by some
! ! account for the explosion, Will
1 others hold to the theory that it wa