Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-07-01
w. A. Sanders, Jewe.er.


land, Saturday, for g visit of a week
or longer with relatives,
George Houck, the we'll known
goat raiser, of Eugene was in Cor |
Wallis on business last week. |
Chester Laughlin has completed
his .urse at the college and the !
family departed, Friday, for North |
Yamhill, their home,
Ray and Bert Barnhart enjoyed
q few days. Hshins In Alsea last
week. Thar father says the fish
barrsl is all right for the coming
winter.
Rev. c. E. Cline, D. D., Presi-
dent Of the Portland General Min
isterial Association, was in this city
Thursday, and drove out to Mon
roe and back Friday morning.
Mcrdaunt Gcodnough arrived
home from a business trip to Port
land and Newberg, last Friday.
While in Newberg he sold fine
Needham upright piano. This Is
splendid make of piano and he is
lust the man to handle it.
In about two weeks our sports
men will have the privilege grant
ed them to hunt big game. On
July 18th the season will be open
for hunting deer. The season closes
November 1st Deer cannot be
hunted for the market at any time
of the year.
Every lady should glance at the
show window o! C. A. Barnhart In
passing by his place. He has ad-
ded a shoe department to his es'
tablishment and lady who desires
to keep in style cannot afford to
overlook this opportunity. They
are the latest in "clogs."
At the recent meeting OF the
board of directors of the Central
school, Portland, Miss Hortense
Greffoz was re elected to the posi-
ton of teacher in that school. She
is a very competent young lady
and her ability is evidently recog-
nized by the Portland board of dl
rectors.
K. H. Gabbert, newspaper
man. formerly of this city, but re-
Gently of Oregon City, has gone tt
St. Helens to assume charge of the
Mist as proprietor. "Gabbert" ma!
} many friends here and has the dis
tinction of setting more type after
, case was bankrupt than any othe
, "print" who ever struck the town
R.G. Mires arrived in Corvallis
Saturday, from his Alsea home. ii
SAYS that everything is in a flourish
ing condition in that little valley
From Mr.. Mires it is learned tina
} the prospects for grand time a
the picnic in Alsea, July End, ar
t immense. The entire GAzETT
y force acknowledge an invitation t
t be present on this occasion.
The funeral of Mrs. Frank SET
occurred in Alsea last Saturday
o Her death occurred Thursday, fro'
!, pneumonia, after Il brief Hines
a The maiden name Of the decease
II was Mary Hammersiey and ST
re was about "A years of age. III
y husband and a large family survi'
her. She was sister OF Hem
, and Ezra Hammersley, of Alsea.
d Friday, ]. H. Harris and fami
e, arrived at their home in this CIT
,e Mrs. Harris and children, and h
n, mother, Mrs. Florence Jones,
<. Lakeview, had been in Seattle vlsl
d. ing Mrs. Harris sister, Mrs. Esth
6 Reid. Mr.. Harris met his wife
~ u Portland on her return. MI
y, Jones, who accompanied her fro
y Seattle to Portland, continued h
~, journey to Lakeview.
s. The Fourth of July commit
g. have hired the Shedd band to ass
"A in the musical part OF tne ceieoi
=. ~ ton in this city on the 10th a!
=, ~ niversary of our national inc
NC :" psndence. This band consists
at twelve men, fully unifor med, a
~ ~ said to be in good shape otherwi
. 90 The Corvallis band will have II
''0 number of men and the two ban
should be able to furnish music
of abundance on this day.
ns 80 One Of the most remarkable
,ro m capes on record took place at
3in Coast Range mill Saturday: Lit
10. ." Archie Montgomery fell into
~ slab chute which leads 100 feet
" to the guliey by the mill. He s.
down the chute and hurtled throu
[iss the air from the end for so feet
ere fore lighting. Then, strange to
F. late, instead of being dashed
.rt- pieces, he got up and crawled b'
lofora ho ,