Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-02-18
w. A. Sanders. Jewe,er.

w. A. Sanders, Jewe;er.
Miss Pauline. Kline is visitin
relatives in San Francisco.
Trade your old wheel in on
Rambler bicycle at the BicycI
: Hospital.
r If you have ally aches or pain
; call and see DR.. Holt, The Ostes
path. Examination tree.
Rev. L. Myron Boozer will d,
liver an address before the Cellee
Y. N. c. A. Sunday afternoon.
/ Mrs. Erma w eatherford, of Har
risburg, is visiting with her mother
Mrs. L. L. Horning, in this city.
DR.. M. M. Davis has 80 far re
covered from his recent illness tina
he will soon appear on the streets
About the first of March Th,
Journal, an up-to-date Afternoon
newspaper, will begin publication
in Portland.
Con Gerhard was net able to re-
spond to the call of duty yesterday
morning and there was gloom
over the Book Store.
A party of Corvallis ladies took
advantage of an opportunity for ar
excursion to Peoria and return or
the steamer Leona, Sunday.
Grover Headrick has been unde,
the weather during the past few
days and yesterday was unable to
attend his duties at F. L. Miller's
store.
Mrs. L. Simpson, OF Portland,
who is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
F. L. Miller, was bed.fast yesterday
with what was supposed to be q
slight ailment.
The meetings at the M. E. church
South, continue with increasing in
terest. Services every day this
week at 2 and 7:30 p. M. All are
invited to come. w. B. Smith, P. c.
"Kid" Moore, dope fiend who
was once a habitue of Eugene's
back alleys and secluded hooks has
been committed to the state asylum
from Baker couuty.-Register. a
The Carrie Stanley dramatic
will appear at the Opera
House two nights this week, begin
ming Friday evening. Manager
Groves assures us that the attrac.
tion is a strong one.
The annual February hop of the
student body of the o A C will oc-
cur at the armory on the evening
IF the 21st. A concert will be given
rom 500 to $50, at which time
dancing will begin.
The University of Oregon Glse
Club, a manly-appearing lot of fel-
ows, arrived on the G. & E. yester-
lay afternoon. Last evening they
gave one of their popular concerts
It the Opera House.
Albany is to have q beautiful
lew theatre. Enough stock has
,een subscribed already to insure
ts construction, and from present
the building will be one
f the finest of its kind in the state.
Mr.. Roscoe Bryson, now an at
orney of Pendleton, Oregon, arrived
on a short visit with rela-
ives in this city He leaves for
eugene today. His marriage to
Hiss Griffin, Of that city, will be
olemnized tomorrow.
A "Stocking Social'' was given
asst Saturday evening, at the resi-
lence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Simp-
On, under the auspices of the Pres
c. E. Society. The at
endance was large and the occa-
ion thoroughly enjoyable.
At the suggestion Of the authori.
les of the college a large number of
he students have been vaccinated.
)f those who have undergone this
rdeal, the young ladies are in the
arge majority, the young men pre-
srring to take their chances with
he smallpox.
Mrs. L. Myron Boozer left yester-
ay for Portland, where she will be
oined by her husband in about
wo weeks. A delightful farewell
arty was given in her honor at the
esidence of Judge and Mrs. Wood ]
7ard last Thursday evening. Over
90 guests were present. Mrs.
'oozer was the recipient of many =.
ice presents.
Caution:-Barrett Lyceum will ]
ot be open for services on Sunday
'eb. 23rd, and all persons who at.
ended the Lyceum Feb. 9th, will do
'ell to keep watch of themselves |
or the next ten days. Those who .
re not in usual health should re-
nain at home, for the good of them
elves and community, until they
re sure they are not going TO have
he dreaded disease. DR.. L. V.
Tint.
Mr.. Smith, of Lyons county, !
Aansas, arrived Saturday with his