Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-05-17
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Miss Jennie Clark was the guest
last week of relatives at Philomath.
Born, May 13, to the wife of Roy
Avery, in Portland, daughter.
Besides the regular services COM
munion will be observed tomorrow
at the Congregational church.
Our premium dishes have arrived.
Present your coupons.
NOLAN & CALLAHAN.
Mr. Madole and family, recent ar
rivals from the East, returned We'd
nesday from fishin G expedition to
Alsea.
Tuesday, Ben Martin began the
erection of a dwelling house on the
McElroy prune orchard, west Of
Corvallis.
Mrs. George Mercer returned
Wednesday to her home at Beaver
Greek, after brief visit with Cor
Wallis friends.
Fred Overlander returned, Mon
day, from a two-weeks' sojonrn in
the the Big Elk section. He re-
ports good trout fishing la the Big
Elk river.
The subject for Ella NJ. Hum
bert's sermon ;st II a. m. next
Lords Day is, 'The Urgent Life;;"
at 8 p. M, "The Church" You
will be welcome.
The steamer Ruth was put into
service, Wednesday, between this
city and Portland in place of the
Modoc. She will most likely con-
tinue on this run until the close of
the season.
Miss Belle Ranney, former part
ner in the millinery establishment
Of Fullington & Ranney, was in
Corvallis Tuesday, removing her
household effects to her home south
Of town, where she will spend the
summer.
A few commemorative series of
1901" postage stamps have made
their arrival in this city on letters
to private parties. The two-centers
are very neat and represent the
fast express, an express train at
full speed being depicted.
William Oorbett made prepara.
tions to begin operations in his
brick and tile yard Yesterday. At
present he intends running but enc
crew, which will consist of seven
men. It 10 presumed that the rain
will cause a delay Of few days.
Tuesday, Mayor Crawford re-.
ceived an invitation to attend, as
Mayer of Corvallis, the dedication
ceremonies that will formally open
the Pan-American Exposition at
Buffalo. The Invitation is very
neat in appearance and is nicely
worded.
There will be an open session OF
the grange, a week from tomorrow,
May 25th, at 2 o'clock p. M, at the
college chapel. The general topic
of discussion will be Horticultural
4 Notes" Profs. Knisely, Cordley
and Ceote will take part. Every
body invited TO attend this meeting.
/ Conrad Sandstrom, the baker at
H. W. Halls establishment, who
!. was obliged to leave hurriedly last
Y week for Portland to be al the bed.
side of his wife, arrived back in Cor
Wallis, Tuesday. Mr. Sandstrom
states that his wife recovered suffi.
GENTLY from her illness to warrant
his return to his business.
J, Work was commenced, Tuesday
ON new walk at the O A @ camp
us. This walk will begin near the
mechanical hall and take south
erly course, connecting with
tho main walk leading down town.
The new walk will be built on 8
Ieurve, and is to be covered with
|, gravel, we'll rolled and packed
When completed, IL will be a grea
, improvement.
Allen Wilsen, former partner ane
: miller at the Benten County Mills
s now in charge Of the Touring mil
4 at Turner, MarioA county, left fol
I home Tuesday, after a brief bust
v ness "trip to Corvallis. Mrs Wilson
accompanied her husband as ia
as jefferson. She Is net enjey
ing the best Of health, although no
thing serious is apprehended.
| Numerous Corvallisites are LOOK
ing forward with interest to the pic
ME at Riders grove, near Wells
a week from tomorrow. The attend
anss promises to be very large, ant
a delightful time is assured 10 thos,
: whe enjoy day ia the woods.
: grand ball, given by the Artss an
! in their new hall at Wells, will b
the concluding feature of the day
AT the meeting Of the city coun
|, Gil Monday night, tAs matte
!, being placed Ia Mayor Crawford
. : hands to act upon, the followin
: delegation was selected to represen
: : Corvallis at the reception of Presi
Y dent Mckinley, in Portland, Ma
22nd: Hon. John D. DAILY. Judg
10 E. Woodward, S N Wilkins, M
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