Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-01-31
Miss lula Warrior IS spend.

| Miss Julia Warrior is spene
ing few days IN Portland.
Mrs Ella M. Hnmbert Wi
preach at the Christian churc
next Lords day at II a. N. an
at 1890 p. III.
Henry Robinson suffered
rather painful injury to one Q
| his feet few days ago. A 1arg
stick of wood did the damage.
District Attorney George E
Chamberlain was in Corvallis OF
legal business this week. He i
spoken of as a possible demo
cratic candidate for governor.
The winter house-cleaning and
remnant sale at Nolan & Callahan's
is now running in full blast. Th.
store has been crowded with eager
buyers. 1t lis impossible for any
one to get past without knowing
that there is something doing
within.
Huston & Bogue have secured
the services of ]. J. ,Aoere, of
Portland, timer and plumber,
who arrived this week to accept
a position with this firm. This
gentleman's family will join him
shortly and they will make Cor
wallis their permanent residence.
Rev Bennett, who disposed of
his Corvallis property a few days
ago, left yesterday for Portland,
to reside. Father Bennett was a
pioneer resident of Corvallis, and
has done much for the moral and
material welfare Of this COM
munity.
Yesterday, Henry Amber neg j.
lated the sale of ithe E. A. Chap
man place in Philomath to G.. Z.
3arshwiler, a new arrival in this
ection. This is highly improved
it consists of 10 acres
md the price paid for it was 81 )
100. Mr.. Garshwiler takes posses |
ion at once.
IS. N. Wilkins drove over to
Albany yesterday afternoon to
meet his brother, Jaspar, and
amily, who will attend the
uneral of H. L. Wilkins in this
ity today. They came to Cor
'allis yesterday evening by pri-
ate conveyance.
During the recent cold snap ice
ormed thick enough on the small
axes and ponds near Corvallis to
ermit skaters to enjoy this pas
lme. A party Of students from O
| c went down to Stewards lake
ast Tuesday evening to do the
lide. Two of them, Earl Sweek
nd Pat Cecil, struck thin place
\ the ice and the dampness that
aturateel their clothing as they
rudged shiveringly home was not
ue to perspiration.
Two Of the fine pedigreed
heep owned by the Agricultural
.ollege were killed by some
Forthless dog Wednesday even
az and another was SO badly in
1red that its very is doubt
III. The dead sheep wereE
'otswolds and were believed tot
6 the finest in the world. The
1jured animal is a Shropshire
amb. 1t is not known who is
he owner of the dog that did the
Hing.
An admiring friend hands u.s.
he following item for publica-
on: Lewis Hartley, one of
ur future millionaires, is with as
gain. he returned from the
bohemia mines last week. Mr..
fartley has extensive holdings
= that "district of future mill
onaires." Lewis will return to
be mines after a short visit with
is family here. All citizens
'ish him the greatest success in
is extensive mining opera
ions,''
Every now and then the question
T what states have at any time
assed a prohibitory liquor law, |:
nd at what dates. The following
able will be Of interest to some:
Iaine, 1S51s Illinois, 1851; Min
esota. 1852; Vermont, 1852; Mich
gan, 1858; Ohio, 1854; Connecti-
ut. 1854; Iowa, 1855; Indiana,
S55; Pennsylvania, 1855; Nebras-
a, 1855; Mississippi, 1855; Texas,
855; New York, 1856; Michigan,
S55; New Hampshire. 1855; Della
ere, 1855; Maine, 1883; Massachu-
IT'S, 1867; Rhode Island, 1851
ouA Carolina, 1881; Kansas, 1881,
owaA 1884, Rhode Island, 1886;
losLb 1897 South Dokoto 1890.