Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-07-05

department.
No charges for prescriptions at
the Bicycle Hospital.
Leave orders at the Commission
Store for all kinds of wood.
Young keeps the Brown "Star 8
Star" shoes, ting best il the market.
S. L. Kline left Tuesday for San
Francisco to spend the 4th with his
family. He viii be absent for sew
erai weeks.
A bargain:-An all wool fine twist
black suit for $1,000, Of the Hart
Schaffner and Mart brand Best
made. At Klines.
Thos. H. Miller, accompanied by
his wife, will arrive in Corvallis in
about week from Clearfeld. Iowa,
to Writ his son, T. L. Miller.
Miss Clara Newhouse returned to
her home in Corvallis last week,
after years absence, visiting her
grandparents in Watsrville, Wash.
A letter from Mr.. C. B. Wells,
dated La Grande, Oregon, states
that the writer left that place July
1st for Leduc, N. w. T., to join his
sons.
Lost-A gentlenian's gold ring.
with large opal setting Finder
will be rewarded by leaving the
same at Albert J. Metzger's jewelry
store.
DR.. C!ementine Boil, of Glendale,
Southern Oregon, arrived in Cor
vallis,. Monday, for brief visit with
friends. Tuesday, she departed for
home.
Mrs. Emma Galloway, the new
president of the Relief Corps of
Oregon, has appointed Mrs. Pru-
dence Chapman, Of this city.
one of her special aids.
w. e. Yates filled all the barns
in the western part Of town with
clover hay from his fve.acre patch
and is now looking up quarters in
which to store his gophers for next
years crop.
Troop A, 1st Cavalry, O. N. g.,
Of Lebanon, under command of
Captain Young, arrived Tuesday
afternoon and went into camp on
the fiat south Of town. Early Wed
nesday morning they pulled up
stakes and started for Albany,
where they were part of the show
on the Fourth. They were about
Fifty strong.
Roy Howard, Johnny Howard,
Charlie Ohristiana and Guy Moore
have returned to Prineville after q
years study al the Oregon Agricul-
tural College at Corvallis. Miss
Edith Howard and Joe Howard
were also students. Prineville is
well represented in that splendid
institution of learning and we hear
favorable reports from all.-Prine-
vile Review.
Yaquina bay now has a life-sav-
ing station that is equal to any
demand that is likely to be made
upon it. A couple of weeks ago the
steamer Alliance brought a new
boat up from San Francisco. The
boat formerly belonged to the Gold
en- Gate Park Station at San Fran
cisco, and is built on the "Debin's"
principle. It is self. baling and
self: righting. People who visit the
bay this summer will have an op.
portunity to view the life saver.
A man awakened Dilley, "Tne
Fixer," few nights ago and made
him 60 downtow and sell an I'm
perial bicycle. The young fellow
wanted wheel for his best girl
and had walked ten miles to get it.
A year ago a brother of the pur-
chaser secured a wheel for the OBJ
ject of his alteration and now she is
his wife. It is to be hoped that the
recent purchaser will be as success.
full as his brother. The parties re-
side about halfway between Cor
Wallis and Monroe.
Mrs. Lulu Webber, of Medford,
visited old-time friends in this city,
Tuesday. Corvallis used to be Mrs.
Webber's home, and she is a
daughter of Capt. N, P. Stevens,
who died in Lincoln county few
weeks ago. She has been visiting
her brother, in Albany, and en-
braced the opportunity to come
over and make arrangements fol
her son to attend the O A G this
fall. At present Mrs. Webber and
her daughter, Miss Irene, are teach
ing music in Medford.
I For months. the cry came in from
different parts Of the county to the
commissioners court for a roel
crusher, that If we only had thu
machine we would soon have fin,
4 roads. The court ordered one, and
. it has been here for over two weeks
tested and accepted by the county
paid for and all ready to run. Ye
it stands on the fiat above town
no man having laid violent hand
upon it to move it south and star