Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-01-10
w. 4. Sanders. Jewe:er.

W. 4. Sanders. Jewe:er,
Get your umbrella fixed at Th
Bicycle Hospital.
Roman Zahn was out from Alse
this week on business.
: Seth Hulburt left, Thursday, fo
r Ophir, Utah, where he will hav
$ employment in the mines.
Il Ernest Redd went to Portland
yesterday, where he has been of
fered good position. His place a.
leader of the cadet band will nov
be filed by Fred Steiwer.
, Morning prayer and sermon ir
the church Of the Good Samaritan
(EpiscopaD next Sunday at II a
| m. Evening prayer and church
league at Z. p. m. Evening prayer
and litany at 7 p. m. Friday choir
rehearsal at 7 p. M, Saturday.
/ Mr.. w. w. Calkins, wife and
three children, arrived Wednesday
from Minnesota. They have rented
W. o. Heckart's beautiful new res
idence on 9Th street, and will occu.
py it Immediately. Mr.. Calkins
was prominent attorney in the
state from whence he just came.
Rev. Carrick will fill the pulpit
at the PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday
morning and evening. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. G. E: at $50 a.
m. A cordial invitation to all. Af-
ter the morning service a congrega-
tional meeting will be held to elect
church and Sunday school officers
and vote on a selection of a pastor.
Walter Ready leaves today for
Howard, Oregon. in company with
his uncle, W. P. Ready, of the
board Of regents of the o A c,
where he will have employment at
the Ocheco mines. Walter will be
absent from his duties as assistant
printer at the college about four
months, in the hope of improving
his health.
Cecil Cathey was the victim OF a
painful accident yesterday morning
about $50 o'clock. While turning
a piece of wood on a lathe at the
organ factory, the stick got caught
in some manner and was broken, a
portion of it striking Mr.. Cathey
fearful blow on the nose and eye.
He was taken home, where exam
iDation showed that the eye will
not suffer permanent injury.
Rumor has it that another Cor
Wallis business enterprise is to
change hands. Some time ago
Ed Kiger sold his merchantile es-
tablishment in Alsea, and has been
looking for new location ever
since. 1t is now stated that he is
now negotiating for the purchase of
the business conducted by M. Ja-
cob Blumberg. the question of price
being tho only thing that delays
the transaction.
The list of ju ges and clerks Sc
lected by the commissioners, and
which appears elsewhere IL this
paper, is subject to change at the
suggestion or remonstrance Of any |
elector. The law provides that any
elector in the county may file a
remonstrance or suggestion with
the county clerk. These will all be
considered by the commissioners
court when it meets on the second |
Wednesday in February to make
final selection.
The public responded cordially to
the invitation given them to be
present at the song recital by Miss
Philbrick at the college chapel
Monday evening. Besides the
fourteen vocal numbers by Miss
Philbrick there were instrumental
selections on the program by Nor
daunt Goodnough and little Misses
Pearl and Vera Horner. Mr.. Good
nough was given an ovation. and
the applause which followed his en-
core was no less enthusiastic.
Tuesdays Oregonian has half
tone of the Ruth steaming past
Portland's water front, on her way
to the o R & N repair Yards. The
damages to her hull are of such a
nature that the boat will have to
have practically a new bottom, and
many of the ribs will have to be
replaced. The steamer was not
strained or wrenched in any way.
She will be hauled out On the ways
and repairs will be made as quick
ly as possible. One of the holes
in her hull is 4xl2 feet.
Philomath is to have an opera
house. Heretofore all entertain
ments of public nature have been
given on bare stage, concealed be-
tween acts by curtain on draw
string. Such a condition is to ex-
ist no longer, however. S. P. Hunt,
of this city, has just completed a
handsome drop curtain, depicting a
pretty marine view, besides a num-
Der of wings. These will be placed
on the stage on the lower floor of
the A. o. q. w. hall. and Philo