Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-03-25
W. A. Sanders, Jewe..er.

stock will soon be complete.
JAS. Berry reports the sale {
! fur new Ramblers last week.
EIwood Clark is home from Ore
+ G IN City for few days visit.
= VIM. Hea1rick and SOD, Linr
: are out from Alsea on business.
Gordon hat is warranted to wea
a year or new one free. at Kline's
| A daughter was born to Mr.. an,
Mrs. Carl G. Hodes, in Albany
last Thursday.
/ "ONEx" black hose for men, wo
men and children-one of the bes
brands in America.
If you have ally aches or pains
call and see DR.. Holt, The Osteo
path. Examination tree.
Corvallis Grange will meet or
Saturday next, at The college, in DR.
Withycombe's room, at 2 o'clock p.
M, sharp.
John B. Standlee, formerly stu
dent at o A C, graduated from the
American Medical College at St.
Louis, Mo-, yesterday.
The Corvallis Sawmill Co. has
just received an elegant diploma
awarded at the Pan.American Ex-
position for the company's fine ex-
hibition of hard woods.
A reception was given at the
home of Mrs. Mary Bryson last
night by the ladies of the Presby-
terian church to Miss Lulu Spang-
ler on the eve of her departure for
Weston, Or.
John Allen visited with his par
ents in this cily Thursday and Fri
day of last week. He is represent
ing the Nelson, Chesman Co., and
Oregon and Northern California is
his territory.
jamie Johnson is making a short
visit with relatives in this city. He
leaves shortly to join his father, J.
D. Johnson, in the Big Bend coun-
try, Washington, where they will
engage in stock raising.
1t is now definitely known that
Mcmillan cannot be secured to
coach the o A C team, and negotia-
tons have been entered into with
Fred Herbold, who has played on
the Perdue, Iowa, team, and coach
ed for Idaho University last year.
A recital will be given at the col
lege chapel next Saturday evening
by the pupils of the musical de-
partment at the college under the
direction of Miss Philbrick. The
program begins promptly at 7:45,
and the public is invited to be
present.
George Bowers has disposed of
his business interests in Albany
and will open tonsorial parlors in
Seattle or some of the Sound cities.
Mrs. Bowers is visiting in this city,
but will leave in q couple of weeks
or a visit with her sister at Los
Gates, Calf.
A one-eight horse power steam
engine is not much larger than the
motive power of a Waterbury watch,
md it naturally attracts much at
;ention. Such an engine W. T,
Small & Son now have in their con-
ectionery establishment. 1t is
lsed to drive a combined peanut
caster and corn pepper, the latest
addition to this up-to.date estab-
ishment.
AS soon as the weather will per-
nit w. O. Heckart will commence {
ho erection of a large addition to ,
he fine country residence of Mr.. -,
md Mrs. Richard Kiger, four miles
,orth of Corvallis. The addition ,
will be two stories high and will
.dioin the north side of the present
The lower floor will
ontain a sitting room 16x2O, a
lall 9x2O, and a pantry. The pres i
mt porch will be extended. Up
tairs, there will he a family bed c
hamber 13xl6 feet, a hall 9x2O {
nd a bathroom 7xS feet. A pretty +
lcove will adorn the upper story. !
he estimated cost will be 500. /
Last Thursday DR.. Farra made a '
rip to the pest house below town tc
nd after examining the smallpox e
atient James Whiteford gave i
hem instructions that they could !,
aise quarantine the following )
and come to town. Her
IAN Breyer, who acted as nurse,
roved to be immune to the disease
nd enjoyed perfect health during
be twenty odd days they were in @
uarantine. The two of them came c
D town Friday morning and Mr.. f
Vhiteford went up to the island /
bove town after his personal effects ;,
nd left for his home at jefferson. -
A letter from President J. A. a
seattle, of the Eastern Oregon State {
formal School, at Weston, Or, G
anne to Miss Lulu Spangler, of this t
itv. a few days 400. Miss Span-