Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-03-01
LOCAL NEWS.

ants are beginning to lay.
= Wall paper in all designs and at
all prices at Mann & Co.'S.
DIR. Lowe, the optieian has been
coming to Corvallis since 1891.
Our new spring stock is now ar
irving. NOLAN & CALLAHAN.
Grover Headrick has been quite
sick during the week, but is feeling
better again.
Just arrived, Nelson's custom.ft
shoe $3.50 shoes for men in all the
new styles, at Kline's.
Wanted, a few thoroughbred
chickens Of large variety. Address
A, care GAZETTE Office.
supt. G. W. Denman began the
eight grade examination Of pnpils
yesterday at the scheol house.
Services of interest, both morning
and evening, at the Methodist
Episcopal church next Sunday.
Neal V. Murray is again at his
desk in the C. & E. railroad office,
after a severe illness.-Albany Her
aid.
From next Monday noon until
Wednesday noon DR.. Lowe. the
optician, will lie at the Occidental
Hotel.
State supt. Ackerman has been
in Corvallis during the week at
tending the meeting Of the board of
regents of the o &c.
The condition Of Judge Burnett's
hsalth has grown so serious that
Brady was called home from Wash
ington, D. G., by wire Wednesday.
Senator W. W. steiwer and fam
lily arrived from Salem, Monday,
and after a brief visit with rela.
tives in this city will return totheir
heme at Fossil.
Rev. Edwin B. Hays, of Gilroy,
Calf, will occupy the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath,
morning and evening. Sunday
soheol at 10; c e at $50. @
Don't forget that there is to be d
good time at the Opera House to
night. Yen can see the outcome oi
"a Debt of Hener," after which
you can dance if you desire.
Subject at the Baptist church
Lords Day morning, "Final Perse
verence of the Saints or Can the
Saved be Lost?" Evening subject
"The Great Assize." Cordial in
vitation to all services.
Captain James Smith, the well
known river navigator, died Mon
day, at Newbsrg, blood poison
ing causing his death. Until re
Gently he was in command of th
Gray Eagle.
Merdaunt Goodneugh is pre-
pared to furnish you not onl'
pianos and organs, but also violins
rnandelins, guitars, etc, on mos
satisfactory terms. Residence VII
kin's Addition. P. O. Box 64, Cor
Wallis. Oregon.
The performance of "a Debt G
Honor" will begin at 8 o'clocI
sharp, this evening, in order t
allow time for dancing after th
play. A special train will arriv
from Albany. The Albany ban
will fur hish the music for the dane,
Wednesday, Henry Amber, III
real estate agent, negotiated th
transfer Of u lots, north Of tn
college, owned by John McGee, {
Wren, who traded them for th
E. A. Chapman store at Philo
math There was cash considers
tion also.
Jim Scott arrived, Monday, frol
Wardner, Idaho, on visit to tt
scene of his early days. Jim hs
not been in Corvallis for ten or
dozen years and notes man
changes. He brought down nun
Der Of beautiful specimens Of lea
ore with him.
From what can be learned ii
hop outlook for the present year
very encouraging. 1t is state
that Of last years hop crop the
are less than 1000 bales renal
ing in this state. There is strol
demand for 1901 hops at 15 cen
for top quotations.
We note with pleasure that =
D. Feehter, formerly Of this cit
has received very fattering wri,
up in the East Oregonian on il
provements made in his confectie
cry store in that city. The dc
Grating was done by O. W. d
Lyman, also at one time reside
of Corvallis.