Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-07-19
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DuY your harvesting QUILTS ITom
Nolan & Callahan.
No charges for prescriptions at
the Bicycle Hospital.
Leave, orders at the Commission
Store for all kinds of wood.
Mrs. Lessa Scrafford went to
Portland, Wedne sday, to remain
until Monday.
Our Great Midsummer Sale is
new in full blast. Bargains all
found. Nolan & Callahan.
Given away pair of Queen
Quality shoes on August 9th. Call
at store for particulars at Klins's.
Miss Mary Pritchard went to
Rockwood last week for visit with
relatives. She will remain for aa
indefinite period.
Miss Francis Brown departed for
Newport on Wednesdays train
where she will operate a cigar stand
during the summer.
Miss Vida Masten, of Albany,
has been rendered the position of
music teacher by the U. B.. (Radi-
caD college at Philomath, which
she will doubtless accept.
Last Saturday Prof. J. B. Horner
delivered a lecture on the "Ethics
of Home" at the annual assembly
Of the Willamette Chautauqua As
seciation at Gladstone Park, Oregon
City.
R. G. Myers, of Alsea, was in
Corvallis during the first of the
week transacting business. Mr..
Myers says there are abundant
prospects Of a good crop in the little
valley this year.
Next week, July 22nd to noon OF
the oath MONDAY to noon Wednes-
day. DR.. Lowe will examine eyes
and fit glasses at the Occidental
| Hotel. See him his first day as he
is always busy bis last day.
Many of the business men of this
city or their help, received severe
shock of neatness the other morn.
ing, and equalized matters by doing
a good job of street cleaning in
front of their respective houses.
The Telephone company is send.
ing out new and revised cards to
the subscribers containing list OF
subscribers in Albany, Corvallis
and other towns with the names OF
the agents at the different stations
| Miss Lulu Spangler, accompanied
by her sister, Mfe. L. L. Porter, ot
Oregon City, was expected to ar
rive in Corvallis yesterday. To-
morrow they will leave for Nash
vile to jein the Pearse-Spanglel
camping party.
/ Councilman VI. J. Wilbanks, re,
turned from a flying trip to Missis.
sippi. He made the trip to bring
with him relative in feeble health
| He was absent sixteen days, five 81
them spent in his old home in Mis-
sissippi. He reports a warm dusty
trip, and was more than glad to get
back to Oregon if he did bring home
with him a severe cold,
Robert Lamberson and family
left, Tuesday, TO cross the Cascade
mountaing en- route to the esuntrJ
surrounding More. They will re-
main there durirg harvest. Las
year Mr.. Lam berson and Others
went over there to harvest and wer,
SO successful in receiving plenty 0
work and good wages that Mr.
Lambersen is going to try it again
Last Saturday, Clair Chipn,sn
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Chip
man, Of this city, arrived home
Daring the past year he has beei
steward on one Of the river beat
plying between Portland aud Til
Dalles. He is only off duty fer
vacation. Tuesday, in conpan,
! with his grandparents, Mf. AM
, Mrs. s. Ohipman, he went to Alse
for few days outing.
Last Tuesday Postmaster John
son missed some stamps Of larg
: denomination that he had laid ou
the day before. He Inquired Of hi
: deputy, Miss Olive Hamilton, an
found that she had net move
them. Mr.. johnson began scar cl
for the stamps and succeeded il
j finding $25 or $50 worth Of variou
: denominations under the ''stam
| delivery" desk. The stamps ha
: been carried there by miee. A
present Mr.. johnson is looking 70
! eat.
L.G. Price, Of Kings Valley, wa
in town Wednesday and while her
8 gave an account Of some oats he
:. Experimenting with. The oat
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