Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-01-10
LOCAL NEWS.

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Young's Cash store-Any hat il
window for % cents.
Mud guards put on your whee
at the Bicycle Hospital. The bes
and cheapest that can he had.
Mrs. A. ]. Hall arrived at hel
home in Wells, last week, from a
visit of come daration at Oregon
City.
Mrs. Grace E. Hall, nee Adams,
is in Corvallis visiting relatives.
She will leave in few days for her
home in Oregon City.
A. w. Moses and family were ex-
pected to arrive at their home in
this city, yesterday, after weeks
visit with relatives in Tangent.
Just received at Kline's a new
lot of clothing for the long slim
men, fat men or any kind of msn,
also a fine line of Black Frock
Suits.
There will be no preaching in TIE
Witham school house Sunday after
noon on account of the revival
meetings in the United Evangelical
church.
r. G. Mires came out from Alsea,
Tuesday, and after transacting
some business returned home the
following day. He reports every
thing quiet in Alsea.
Mrs. Pauline Shogren, who has
been visiting in this city during the
past week, the guest of A. F. Peter
son and family, left, Wednesday,
for her home in Dillev.
Mrs. Luke Thornton, we'll known
in this city, who ran the New Eng
land Home in Oregon City for sew
eral years is LOW running the Del
monico restaurant at that city.
Henry Amber, the real estate
agent of Philomath, will be in Cor
wallis every Saturday. Parties
wishing to see him, can do so by
calling at the Occidental hotel, be-
tween the hours of II and l.
Supt. Denman will hold teach
ers' institute in this city on Jan.
18th and 18th. On the evening of
January 18th the exercises will be
held in the Opera House, at which
time special effort will be made
to give a program of merit to the
general public. The program will
be of a literary and musical nature.
Tomorrow night, at the college
chapel, the Philadelphian society
will hold a debate. The subject
will be, "Resolved that the Chinese
exclusion act should be continued"
There are six debators, Bilyeu, Nc
Gilvey and Cummings for the neg
ative and Smith, Howard and
Gault will look after the affirmative
side of the resolution.
Horace Belt came up from Ore
gon City few davs ago for visit
with relatives. He and Elwood
Clark went to Oregon City about a
year and a half ago and secured
employment in the paper mills at
that place. Mr., Belt is still en-
ployed there, but things got little
bit slack at the mills and Mr.. CLARK
turned his attention to carpenter
work.
Have you been to the revival at |
the United Evangelical church? ?
If not you are missing some
thing good. The interest !bas in
creased during the week and the
results are gratifying. The attend.
arce has been good Notwithstanding
the storm and dark nights. Next |
week the pastor will be assisted by
Rev. III. A. Deck of Portland and
Rev. S. M. Woods. Meetings will
begin at 7:30 o'clock each evening.
Everyone invited to attend these
meetings. Service of special inter
est Sunday.
G. A. Waggoner, an old and we'll.
known resident of Oregon, for the
past two years Deputy Collector
and Inspector of Customs at White
Pass station, Alaska, on the boun-
Diary line where the railway from
Skagway enters British territory, is
in the city, says Tuesdays Orego-
Man. He came down here about
the middle of December to undergo
a surgical operation for the removal
of an abnormal growth on the
back of his head. He is now all |
right again, and will leave the
last of this week to return to his
post.
A position was recently circula.
ted among the residents of Alsea
for presentation to the court, pray
ing that the Alsea road district be
cut in two. The county court knew
of the existance of said petition
and expected that the papers would
be presented during the recent ses-
sion of court so that action could be
taken in the matter, but for some !