Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-09-05
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mems fine Iress shoes.
Preaching at the NJ: E. church,
South, next Sunday, s P. m.
Bert Lacey and wife went to
Portland, Yesterday, to spend few
days at the Elks' Carnival.
If there is one thing better than
beer, it's Bier's soda pop. James
has our thanks for a case OF that
superior beverage.
Frank Lilly has moved into the
residence on 7th street which he
recently purchased of Mr.. Bell, OF
Plineville. Frank has nice home.
Services at the United Evangeli-
cal church next Sunday at the usu-
al hours. The pastor will occupy
the pulpit. Mt. View service, 2:3o
p. m.
Harold Strong has disposed OF
his sawmill property at Dallas. He
LETT this week for California, where
he will take @ course at stanford
university this winter.
Mrs. C. C. Chapman and daugh-
ter, M:ss Laura, went to Portland,
Wednesday, to remain for week
that they may visit relatives and
attend the Elks' Carnival.
The party consisting of Tam
Case, Clum Reed and son, who
went over into the: John Day coun-
try a few weeks ago, are expected to
arrive home during the fore part OF
next week.
While engaged at the task oi
loading some cord wood on his
wagon a short time ago, D. S.
Adams gave his right shoulder such
severe wrench that he was obliged
to nurse it for few days.
III. w. Kaupisch, manager Of the
Corvallis Creamery, arrived home
Wednesday, from trip to Port
land. The outlook for the cream
erv business is splendid and he i:
now paying 25 1-2 cents per pouno
for butter fat.
Rev. E. J. Thompson, who ha'
been at Los Angeles, CAL, in th'
service of the Presbyterian organi
zation, returned this week to Inde
pendence. He says California hop
growers are predicting that Oregon
hops will bring so cents:
Picking tegan in Rube Kiger's
peach orchard ON the island, Wed
nesday. The GAZETTE force CAL
vouch for the excellent quality o
Mr.. Kiger's peaches, as that gentle
man kindly remembered this otfic
with a large box Of his Crawfords
The board of medical examiners
consisting of Drs. Pernot, Altman
and Bennett, were busy, Wednes
day, examining those who are o.
the pension rolls, or who desire tt
lie or. There were quite a numbe
of old soldiers to be examined.
Many students are already begin
ing to come to Corvallis to arrang
about quarters during the colleg
year. Those who have delayed s
long find it a hard task to fin
rooms that are suitable. The al
tendance at the o A G for the com
ing year promises to be larger tina
ever.
W. A. Sanders and wife went
Portland, Wednesday, TO attend IL
, Elks' Carnival for a few day
They expect to be home next Nor
, day. During the time they are
: Portland Mr.. Sanders will inspet
| some property that he has got win
!. of with view to purchasing. d
may, if he sees a favorable oppol
! tunity, engage in business in IL
metropolis.
! A petition was presented to Il
e court, Wednesday, by Laura Fe
t ger. the mother of two minor chill
J., rem, praying w. E. Yates to be a.
r pointed administrator of the esta
of Chas. Heron, deceased. II
e latter died in the state Of Was
ington in 1899 and left real pro
d erty in Benton county at the prof.
e able value Of $4OO. Mr.. Yates W
/. be appointed administrator of sa
estate on his filing proper article
Julius Proebstel, of Portland, b
: rented the Levi Oren house in tt
city and will remove to this city
0 the course of a week or ten da..
10 He has a son who has attended t
L. o A c during tie past year or t'
,. and who has the reputation OF ;
. % ing a very bright student. 7
9 Young man is working his own W
y through college. He came up frc
:" Portland several days ago and
=, cured employ yment at once on
II revetment work that the govel
T. = ment is putting in on the WillaI
n ette river mic or two above CO
i Wallis. He will work there IN
10 college opens.
U. B. Vogle, of Lompoo, Cal
ss in a letter to US under date of A
ne 9lst, says: Tomorrow the rep'
y. licans will meet at Santa Mon
I'd for the nomination of county Q
GERS. Nat Stewart, an Oregon m
ne will receive the nominatian