Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-09-10
W. A. Sanders, Jewe.er.

drday, on business, rcturnlng yes
terday.
| The Benton County Suvenirs will
be shipped from San Francisco,
tomorrow.
Richards & Pringle's famous
Georgia ninstrels will be here next
Monday night.
Judge Wood and family left
yesterday for few days outing at
Newport.
Headquarters for boys school
suits made for the rough and tum-
BILE boy, double seat and knee. s.
L. Kline,
D. NJ. Smith has purchased the
property of Mrs. Martha Moore, on
Ninth street. O. J. B!ackledge
made the sale.
Carl Hodes, now of Albany,
shook hands with old Corvallis
friends, yesterday. His shadow
continues to grow beautifully great
er.
Bruno Kunick, formerley citizen
Of Ger many, took out his natura-
lization papsrs Thursday. Adam
Asset and Ben Waldt were witness
ess.
Writing to the GAZETTE from
Jersey City, N. J, Harry W. West.
manifests an interest in this section
of the country and asks US to send
him the paper.
Sheriff Burnett and Attorney
Bryson made business visit to the
vicinity of Summit, Saturday.
They took their rifles along, but
saw no big game.
Frank Williamson left for Salem
yesterday in charge of Joe Browns
race horse. The animal will be
taken to the fair grounds. He is
entered in light races.
A bad bridge Oh the road to AL
bany, in this county, is reported. It
is located just beyond the railroad
crossing, about two miles this side
of Albany, and needs immediate at
tention.
The play "The Irish Duke" is
now in rehearsal and will be pro-
duced September goth, under the
direction of Prot. Smith, and bust
ness management Of Postmaster
Johnson.
A visit to Virginia did not prove
as beneficial as was hoped for, and
Mrs. Fl. G. Allen has started for
Corvallis on the advice Of her phys.
icians. She is expected to arrive
tomorrow.
The N. S. Lilly machine oomplet-
ed a 26-day's run last Saturday.
Mr.. Lilly says that in length Of
time, quality Of grain, freedom from
accidents, this is the best run he
has had In years.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Wilkinson,
of Portland, arrived yesterday en-
route to Alsea OF visit to relatives.
Mr.. Wilkinson is the chief engineer
on the Burnside bridge at Portland.
Mrs. Wilkinson is sister of Miss
Nellie Evans, of this citv.
Preparations were begun yester-
day morning for the moving of
Virgil Waters residence from its
present location, at the corner of
3rd and Madison streets, to the
property recently purchased by
that gentleman, near the creamery.
Today, Rer. F. a. Lark and wife,
Miss Ruth Thomas and Victor
Moses will start fer Southern Ore
gen. Miss Thomas will proceed On
to California to visit relatives, while
Rev. and Mis-. Lark and Victor
Moses will attend the Southern
Oregon NJ. E. Church, South, con-
ference, which convenes at Medferd
tomorrow. The last named three
will be absent about a week.
Some months ago we published
an account of the accidental shoot
ing of Nathan SuHnpter, in the vi
cinity of Detroit, Or. He was shot
in the head and the bullet lodged
there, and some of the brain oozed
out of the wound. He was taken
to Albany for treatment, He SEEM
ed to do well right along and after
the frat few days was not greatly
Inconvenience. A few days ago
an Albany surgeon applied the
x rays to Sumpter's head and To-
Gated the ball, which was easily ex.
tracted. The patient is now on
the road to rapid recovery. Taken
altogether, this has proved quite a
remarkable case.
By the latter part of next week
many students from the various
sections of the state will have ar
rived in Corvallis to attend the
Agricultural College during the en-
sueing school year. College will
open September 20sh, and every
thing indicates that the attendance
will be larger than ever. Each
year notes an improvement in the