Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-07-23
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Stoney Wells, of Toledo, visited
| this city, Saturday.
No charges for prescriptions at
the Bicycle Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Foster arriv-
| I'd home on Fridays G IL E.
Leave orders at the Commission
Store for all kinds ofswood.
Big special-25 per cent off on
all summer goods at Kline's.
Charles Zwicker, of this city, has
been granted a pension of $l0 per
month.
Judge Woodwa and family
went to the coast, Friday, for o
brief outing.
Pres. ]. K. Weatherford passed
through Corvallis enroute for New
port, Friday.
Our Great Midsummer Sale is
now in full blast. Bargains all
round. Nolan & Callahan.
Given away-a pair of Queen
Quality shoes on August Sth. Call
at store for particulars at Kline's.
Miss Ruby Dilley, after a six
weeks visit with relatives in Pors-
land and Gervais, arrived home
Friday. .,a
Attorney w. E. Yates went to
the coast, Thursday, for "whiff"
of salt sea ozone. He arrived home
Saturday.
Reese Beery and wife, recent ar
rivals from Saginaw, Mich, have
| taken up their abode In the house
formerly occupied by Plut Lewis.
The Chipman camping party
have returned from Alsea. They
were accompanied home by some
choice venisen.
| Last Thursday, Mrs. R. G. Ogles-
by arrived from Jacksonville, Ore
gon, for a visit with Corvallis
friends. She is the guest Of the
family of Rev. P. A. Moses.
The new fall samples Of the Con.
tinental Tailoring Co. have arrived.
Have your measure taken for a suit,
or a pair of their new model trous-
ers, very swell, at s. L. Kline's.
| Misses Nellie Evans and Edna
Chandler went to Alsea yesterday
to visit relatives. Miss Evans will
return in about q week, but Miss
lChandler expects to make more
extended visit.
i A party consisting Of Supt. Den.
man, John Baker, VIM. Baker and
bis family and Mr.. Bakers mother,
departed yesterday morning for
IAlsea. They expect to enjoy an
fouting of some two weeks duration.
/ J. A. spangler and daughters,
Mrs. LII Porter, Of Oregon City,
land Miss Lulu Spangler, Of this
city, went TO Nashville, Saturday.
Mr.. spangler will be. away about
two weeks, but the length of time
the ladies will be absent is not vet
determined.
The ice cream party given on the
lawn of the M. e. church, South,
Friday afternoon was quite sue.
cessful affair ia every way. Every
thing about the lawn was most at
tractively arranged, and the patron
age was very liberal. Something
over $25 was realized by Epworth
League.
| Mr. Irwin Smith, Of Halsey, died
at his home, Friday, July 19, 1901.
at 5 p. M, of blood poisoning. De-
ceased was brother Of Chas. Smith
of this city. He leaves awife and
{ Eene child. Mr~Smith was mem
& bef Of W.O. w., and was buried
i Saturday, July Goth ia Odd Fellows
j, cemetery at Corvallis, Rev. Myror
Boozer officiating.
Arrangements have been made Il
: erect a large canvass tabernacle il
:. this city in which to hold special re
l:gieus services Outing tho latte
part of August. Rev. L. M.Booze
will have supervision over the meet
ings and will be assisted by Rev
!. G. C. Polling Ph. D., of Dallas, alst
t Rev. D. NJ. Metzger A. M. Of tn
same city, More extended motto
later, z
: MN. D. Barber and wife, Q
!, DeKalb, H., arrived Ia this cit.
, last Friday for brief visit will
|, relatives. The gentleman is
!, cousin of Mrs. Jesse Spencer, G
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Barbe
were delegates to the national cen
vention Of the Epworth Leagu
! which met recently in San Fran
: cisco and embrace. the opportunit,
: to spend a few days4with relatives
A letter received in-this citya fe.
!, days age bears the intelligence. tina
Misses Elsie McDenald and Louis
= Lewenberger are at present yisitin
: the sister Of the latter, Mrs. Jess
e Tunnic1iffs, in San Francisco. Dul
ing the past two years the youn
ladies have been making thei