Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-01-31
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Deeply cut prices in our odd an
end sale at Kline's.
Young's Cash Store-Any hat il
window for 25 cents.
DR.. loves glasses strengthen
the eyes and brain.
Attorney w. s. McFadden was
Eugene visitor this week.
A brand new typewriter for sal,
cheap at the Bicycle Hospital.
silas n. Soule, of Portland, Wis
tied Corvallis during the week ano
did some work in his line, piano
tuning.
Waldlmar Kaupisch has suffici
emily recovered from his attack oi
tonsilitis to be about town and
take charge Of his business.
Holy communion next Sun day al
the Episcopal church at eleven am
Sunday school at ten a. M, and
church League at seven p. m. DR. .
MacLean, Pastor.
DIR. E. J. Thompson, now pastor
Of the Presbyterian church at In
dependence, renewed old acquain-
tances while in Corvallis this week.
He is ever a welcome visitor.
Attorney J. H. Gibson, recently
of the firm of Yates, Yates & Glib
son, has moved his law office into
the room over the First National
bank, formerly occupied by Joseph
Wilson.
Corvallis now has two 20 A c."
barber shops. 1t is said that the
college has grown so greatly in
point OF attendance. that two shops,
dedicated to its students, are neces-
sary 10 supply the demand.
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 1.
Delphi Norton is home from Eu-
gene where he has been employed
for some time in one of the largest
merchantile establishments in that
city. He leaves shortly for Port
land where he has been promised
employment.
Mrs. W. s. Toole and daughter,
Miss Ray, of Albany, arrived from
an extended visit to relatives in
Portland, yesterday, Miss Ray is
intending to re-enter the Sacred
Heart Academy in this city to re-
sumo her studies s.-Statesman.
Mr.. Danneman arrived last week
from Olex, Oregon, tor a visit with
his family. He states that the
Wade brothers, who are conduct.
ing a large general merchandise
store at that place, are doing
thriving business.
Hon. d. Soils Cohen should have
0 good audience at. College Chapel
this evening. He is one of the
three best speakers in Oregon; is
an excellent lawyer of Portland, and
has been Grand Master Of the An
,cient Order of United Workmen.
Let our citizens attend.
J Requests for copies of the GA
BETTE continue to arrive from par
ties in the East and sSyuth who are
interested in Oregon. So far this
week, H. J. Archibald, of Column
bia, Michigan, and ]. L. Townsend,
of Mcdonald, N. c., have asked for
sample copies Of this paper,
Recently ]. M. Cameron received
consignment of new machinery
for his harness shop. It is all up
to-date and includes two press and
dies, for putting fancy figures on
leather; a trace trimmer, which
greatly facilitates this branch of
the work, a standard SPOT machine
and q pad press.
A letter from Mrs. Parent, dated.a
The Dalles, announces the death of
her husband at the Soldiers Home
at Roseburg, Saturday, January
25th, at 4 p. M. The funeral oc-I
CURED from the Home. The letter
also contains intelligence of the
death of Miss Olive Harmon, which
occurred in Alberta, Canada, Dec
18th. The deceased was "a years
and 10 days old. Brights disease
was the cause of death. These
people formerly resided in Corvallis,
but moved to The Dalles ahont four
yssra, "sa' "
pr. D. D. keller, Marion county's
atoek inspector, who reoeatly\ dis
covered tie existence Of deseased
hogs in the Champoeg neighbor
hood, pronounces it the swine
plague, upon authority of Prof
Emile F, Pernot, State Bacteriolo-
gist, of Corvallis. DR.. Keller re-
Gently sent q, portion of a lung,
taken from an affected hog ask-
Ing for an examination, to Prof
Pernot, and he yesterday received
an answer: saying that the speci-
man submitted showed swine
l.