Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-11-28

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Sabbath at the NJ. E. church
| All are invited.
| Master George Eveis was tender
ed a party at the home of his pa
rents on College Hill, Noyembe
22d, the occasion being the 9Th an
niversary of his birthday.
R. II. Gouley, writing from Clay
ton, n. NJ, under date of Novem-
ber 20, 1902, manifssts an interest
in Benton county an3 asks for sam
pie copies Of the GAa FE.
The Knights OF pyAhias are to
have smoker In their hall next
Monday night. A jolly time Is ap-
ticipatsd, and all local knights and
visiting brethren are invited to be
present.
At the district assembly of Meths
odist laymen, held in Eugene this
week, J. L. Underwood Of Corval-
lis delivered a paper on .Who we
Owe and How to Pay it." v. E.
Waters spoke on What will be my
place in the work for Christ"
Mr.. and Mrs. Tedrow, of Polk
county, have purchased the resi-
dence property of DR.. N. B. Avery
on the corner of 9th and Jefferson
streets, this city. The considera-
tion was $1,7o0 They will take
immediate possession.
Ed Clark left, yesterday, for
Vale, Eastern Oregon, to accept a
position with the Vale Commercial
Co. It is understood that he has
secured a splendid situation and it
is hoped that such is the case. Ed
has many friends In this city who
wish him naught but good luck.
Miss Mildred Linnville wishes to
announce that she is prepared to
fill orders in typography, or ''burnt
work" Beginning next Monday,
she will have display of samples
of this work at her home. Those
interested, are extended an invita-
ton to call and see them.
Walter Taylor has again entered
the dairy business, after a lay off of
two years. He has fine herd of
% JERSEYS, and his farm of 80
acres, adjoining the western limits
of the city, supplies excellent pas
ture. Mr.. Taylor is an experienced
dairvinan, and his success in this
business is assured.
Ed Crawford, who was at the
home Of his parents in this city, for
a couple of weeks, on the sick list,
went to Salem, Sunday, in response
to telephone message. The re-
suit was that he resigned a position
he held in Eugene and accepted a
with his old employers in
Salem. During his sojourn at
home his health was much benefit
ted.
1t was rumored on the streets
yesterday that J. D. Irvine had
purchased third interest in the
Benton County Lumber Co. aud
that the price paid was $4,000. It
is understood that the company
will begin at once to construct a
lumber fume from the mill to Phil
omath. This will have the effect
of placing the mill practically on
the railroad.
Thursday, Frank Lilly left for
La Grande, where he has accepted
a position in hardware establish
ment. Tuesday evening, many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Lily called
on them at their residence and ten
dered their good wishes. It was an
affair, but a most pleas
ant evening was passed.: Mrs. Lii.
ly AMI daughter will remain here
for the present.
At the recent session of the cir
cult court confirmation was made
Of the sale of the Hotel Corvallis to
Samuel Swanson. M. w. Wilkins
still has four months in which to
redeem the property, but as there is
no likelihood of his doing 30, the
present holder will proceed in the
early spring to complete the i'm
provements he has begun, and Sc
cure occupants for this fine proper
~. !
Master Paul Conover, son of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Frank Conover formerly
If this city, arrived on Thursday
mornings boat from Salem for a |
short visit with relatives and friends
N this city. His parents reside in
Butte, Montana, where Mr.. Conover
8 travelling salesman for the Pass
more Paper Company. Paul has
been visiting for the past two
months with relatives in Salem,
md will spend the winter in that
,ity.
Henry Amber, the real estate
lealer of Philomath, reports having
the sale of the house and
wo lots of c. Gregory, in that city,
% Thos. Chandler, recently from
Alsea. The price paid for the
was $500. Mr.. Amber al
70 reports having sold the 800 acre
arm of Willian, Scott ah6,,t civ