Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-01-28
w. A. Sanders, Jeweier.

made to order at the Bicycle Ho
pital.
A feast of bargains in our cd
and end sale for February &
Kline's.
i Regent John Daily, left Friday
for business trip to Portland an
iOregon City.
At the Corvallis Saw Mill for th
ipresent you can get good shingle
for $1.40 per NJ. Also good fene
ling for 81 per M.
! Friday, W. H. Lesh, who visite,
for several daYs in this city, th
lguest of relatives and friends, re
turned to his home in Portland
| Groceries at Young's Cash Store
We still continue in Ladies' ant
Fancy goods, Hats, Shoes and No
tions. Give us call. Goods de
li5ered in city.
The family of Ira Hunter depart.
ed day or two ago for Water
vile, Wash. where they will
join Mr.. Hunter. Ira is keac
clerk in a large merchantile estab
lishment in that place.
Raymond Henkle, who is at pres.
ent in San Francisco, in company
with Harry Withycombe, studying
pharmacy, writes that they are
getting along nicely in their
studies and have passed the Cali.
fornia state board examination.
The orations at the college chapel,
Friday afternoon, attracted quite a
number of visitors. The various
orations were all good. During
their rendition Miss Teller played a
piano solo and Miss Mary Webb
gave a mandolin solo accompanied
by Miss Una Stewart on the piano.
Last Thursday, Judge Wood
ward appointed L. N. Edwards, of
Dusty, guardian of the persons of
Belle B., Bertha B., Conner w, J.
Homer, /. Herman, Dortha M. and
Floyd M. Edwards. He was ap-
pointed custodian of their property,
valued at about $500. The prop
erty is situated i'll Linn county.
Saturday morning proved to be
quite cool one for residents of this
section. 1t was so extremely cool
that one or two parties imagined
that their teeth chartered. This,
beyond doubt, was a mistake.
However, the windows were frosted
enough to look quite attractive and
a few water pipes were bursted.
On January 10Th, Miss Hattie
Hoover, we'll known in this city,
was married to gentleman by the
name of Lyons, in Fossil, Oregon.
They are now spending their honey
moon in the various seaport cities
Of the coast, but will soon start for
Mr.. Lyons has good sit
lation at Valdez and is obliged TO
be up there by the middle of
February.
j. E. Fowells, who has been run
ming a shoe shop in this city for
some months, is settling up his af-
;airs preparatory to going back to
mis- old home at Fayette, Iowa. He
will take his family with him. He
has some business affairs there that
demand his attention. He expects
to leave in the course of couple of
weeks, and we are sorry to have
him depart.
General Freight and Passenger
Agent R. B. Miller, of-..the Southern
Pacific, returned recently from a
trip up the West Side division as
far as Independence. He reports
The country looking fine. with many
settlers already arriving from the
East. A party of ten from Iowa
settled near Corvallis a few days
ago, and others from the same SEQ
ton in the East are to follow. Mr.
Miller looks for an era of develop
ment in the Willamette Valley,
such as this section of the state has
not knewn in years.-Telegram.
A correspondent furnishes the
following bit of information: Mrs.
David Brown, a pioneer of 1858,
les i'll at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
near Dusty. She has
been ill for several months with a !
of diseases. 1t Will be
that her husband was
killed several years ago. She is a
vell-to do resident of Benton coun-
~, owning a farm near Monroe,
where she has lived since coming
% Oregon until a few months ago,
when she came to Mr.. Higgins,
blinking the change would benefit
1er. She is improving slowly and
ler many friends will be glad to
near of her recovery. She will also
le remembered for her kind acts of
charity.
The Hillsboro Independent has
he following concerning the suicide
If Miss Mamie Ungerman and Mrs.
Ollie Gaunt at McMinnville, Tues
lay night: Tuesday evening the
girls talked to several of the opera
:ors along the line, telling tn EN-
what they were dong. To James