Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-28


/ w. A. Sanders, THE matchmaker.
Call aud see Kline's new grocery
department..
No charges for prescriptions at
the Bicycle Hospital.
Leave orders at the Commission
Store for all kinds Of wood.
Our premium dishes are for cash
buyers only. Nolan q Callahan.
| Young keeps the Brown "Star 5
Star" shoes, the best in the market.
Our mems aid boys shoe depart.
lnent is very strong. Nolan & Cal.
lahan.
James Ross, sheriff of Lincoln
county, was in our city few hours
Wednesday.
Miss Alta Altman returned Mon
day from a ten.days' visit with
Miss Skipton, ia Salem.
Rev. ]. Sherman Wallace, of Me-
Minnville, has been visiting friends
in this city during the past few
days.
The clothing we sell is perfect.
The ihvisibla part is just as geod
as that which yeu can see. Nolan
& Callahan.
A bafgain:-An all wool fine twist
black suit for $1,000, of the Hart
Schafner and Mart brand. Best
! made. AT Klines.
Fl. A. Scoggin : left yesterday
for his hema near Brownsville, to
remain during his fathers absence
in Eastern Oregon.
There will be preaching in the
n. E. church, South next Sunday
at the hours of II q. m. and 8 p.
IA. A cordial welcome to all.
Richard Evans, of Waldpert, is
in che city as delegate from Lin.
oeln county TO the meeting Of West
ern Oregon farmers hsld here yes
terday.
| s. Chipman, Of this city, has
been eleeted vice-commander of the
| G. A. r. Of Oregon by the Goth an
nual encampment Of that organi-
Ization now in session at Forest
Grove.
Rev. Farrier left, Tuesday, for
Seattle, after short visit with rel
atives in this city. His son, War.
rem, will remain here for three
weeks, the guest OF DR.. and Mrs.
Altman.
| Fred N. Stump. of suver, grad
uate of this years class, O A @, was
tin town, Wednesday. All who at.
tended the performance of "a Mod
ern Ananias,' given by the seniors
5sw weeks ago, will remember him
for his clever work in the role Of
Dashwoed.
Paul Dodele ia erecting a fine
lceuntry residence on his farm near
Wells. Tho building is now well
started and Mr.. Dedele deemed 1t
wise to place an Insurance on 1t.
Accordingly Gal Thrasher went
down Tuesday and insured it for
E$l,400. It is to cost SO, 200.
Ed. Dunn, who is now travelling
salesman for Fleishner, Meir & Co.,
of Portland, was in Corvallis for an
heur or 1--WE, Wednesday, while on
his way to the bay. He will pass
Through this city again tomorrow
en- route te Portland. Mr., Dunn's
business territory is mostly IA the
Spokane region.
tits sincerely hoped that our citi-
zsns will clean up the streets and
alleys and have everything looking
like q new dollar on the arrival OF
the River and Harber committee
tomorrow noon. There Is an ahund-
ance of rubbish of various deserip-
ton, Dc we'll as weeds, that should
be cleaned up anyway.
| Geo. Cathey, son Of DR.. B. A.
Oathey, of Corvallis, is in the city
visiting relatives, having come up
on his bicycle, riding from Corvallis
to Oakland, 95 miles In one day.
He was accompanied by Prof. J. B.
Patterson, of the Oregon Agricul-
tural College, who is now visiting
friends in Camas valley.-Rose-
burg Review.
A letter from DR.. Jas. A. Harper,
now In Chicago, to the GAZETTE,
states that DR.. Harper has taken
unto himself q partner for life. he
is taking a special course in den.
tistry ct the Northwestern univer.
sity, Of which institution he is a
graduate. Together with Mrs. Har,
: per, he will leave for Corvallis about
! the first week in July.
A letter received by relatives il
ihis city bears the intelligence thai
Glen Gillette and Frank Thrashel
! are both employed at present in {
:. hay field near Pendleten. They
= are getting $3.50 per day. They
9 state that everything in the neigh
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