Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-09-03
]. Wrsge arrived home Faeterday.

N'oA 41oU|S l6 nome from
weeks visit at Newport.
Professor and Mrs. Fulton re-
turned hone from the coast yeeter.
day.
Our new outing hannels and han-
nelettes have arrived. Nolan &
Callahan.
Roy Bier went to Portland, Mon
day, where he hopes to obtain en-
pley'nent.
Miss Griffin returned to Eugene,
yesterday alters visit with friends
in this city.
J. D. Mann &c Co. have just re,
ceivsd a line OF new carpets. Some
beautiful designs.
J. ]. Ssafford arrived home, yes.
terday, from the coast, where he
had passed the summer.
A nsw side walk has been built
in front Of the property occupied by
Miles Starr, on Ssh street.
Arch Horning came out from
Yaquina City, Saturday. for few
days busines visit in Corvallis.
Miss Grace Scott returned to The
Dalles, Friday, after a visit of two
weeks with her parents in this city.
Our Ladies garments for Fall
are ali New York made; strictly
up-to-date i'll style and fit.s Nolan
& Callahan.
Miss Nellie Holt, who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. W. H,
Qaeener, at Stayton returned home
last Thursday.
Miss Bessie Irvine went to Leba::
non, Friday, where she will be en-
ployed in the Criterion effice for a
month or more.
Victor Moses, of this city, and
his brother, Jessie, of Philomath,
drove over into Linn county, Sat-
urday, and visited relatives until
Monday.
Sheriff and Mira. Burnett arrived
home from Portland, Monday.
Mrs. Burnett has been visiting for
the past month with her mother at
Baker City.
Proprietor G srhard, Of The Book
Store, expects an invoice of the
new books selected by the text book
mission, daily. He is prepared
to receive old books in exchange,
and, until the new ones arrive will
issue due bills for old books
brought in.
Mr.. John. Whitaker was in Cor
wallis, Saturday. Speaking of the
hop outlook he said that while his
crep would be light the quality
would be first class. Ten days of
fine weather will see the crop
gathered and past all danger from
atmospheric conditions.
r. G. Myers was in Corvallis
yesterday, en- route to his heme in
Alsea. During the past month Mr..
Myers has had charge Of the thresh-
ing outfit OF Ohling & Kenph, ef
Lisn county. So far as is known
this machine just about made the
record run of the season. One day
they moved twice and thrashed
$3.50 bushels Of oats. On this oc-
casian they quit al hour before the
usual time,
Of one thing we may rest assur-
ed: If Benton county does not
take first place at the State Fair.
she will at least have most credit
able exhibit. Mr.. French has been
untiring in his efforts to bring this
about and the GAZETTE has done
what it could to assist him. If the
specimens left at this office are te
be taken as a criterion Of the ex.
hibit gathered by Mr.. French, the
county that beats Benton for the
prize mas indeed be proud. Las
week VIM. Rees lett with US Sam
pies Of grain sown in March that
were beauties; one specimen o
Odessa wheat, and the other White
Russian oats.
Last Thursday, the State Boare
of Education issued life diplomas tt
four teachers, graduates Of charter
ed institutions prior to Septembel
1, 1899, who have had six years ex
| perience in teaching. Among thos1
granted diplomas was Miss Adds
Bristow, graduate Of o AC, for
merly of this city, but now resi-
dent of McMinnville.
County Treasurer Buchanan hat
the last one of the county sehoo
superintendcnt's warrants en- thu
appertionment Of April l, 1901, OF
the school fund, returned to him
Saturday. It was drawn by supt
Denman in favor of Adam Will
helm Jr., clerk Of school distric
| No. 25. The warrant was draw
for the sum of $125.92. Mr. Bu
chsnan Is now in receipt Of all tn
i warrants drawn on the apportion
ment Of last April.
Some time ago J. R. Smith & Ce
lora5 lato ynodal Gaar- SonS