Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-06-13
w. A. Sanders, Jewe;er.


tention to farming. He spent a
few days this week looking after
real estate in the vicinity Of Mon
roe.
Baptist church: Sunday, no
Sunday School or morning service
Juniors meet at 3 o'clock P. m.
Preaching service at s p. m. All
cordially invited.
August Fischer, manager OF the
Corvallis FIGURING Mills, is having
considerable work done on the home
of a tenant near the mill.
The dwelling is being completely
remodelled.
The elocutionery and musical de-
partments al the college will give
an entertainment in the Armory
next Monday evening. There will
be no admission fee. The doors
will close promptly at 8 o'clock.
D. Waltenbaugh, friend Of Mr..
Colbert, has been in Corvallis for
several days looking over the coun-
try and sizing up things in general.
He came here from San Bernardo
no, California.
The pioneers of Linn county held
thei; annual three-days' picnic at
Brownsville during the week, be
ginning last Wednesday. Several
parties attended from this city. The
festivities will close this evening.
Dilley, "the fxer," claims the
record for the number of bicycles
sold i'm Corvallis this season. He
has disposed of 80 Imperial and
Baker & Hamilton wheels this sea,
son. They ranged in price from
$25 to $50.
Wednesday morning w. O. Heck
art began the task of building
house on College Hill for Mrs. Ida
Callahan. Mr.. Heckart will 60 to
Eugene next week to begin the
construction of residence for w.
w. Calkins.
Iames McCaustland is here on a
visit to his old home. During the
past year he has been engaged with
his brothers in the general mer-
chandizing business in Eastern
Washington. He will remain here
for a week or ten days longer.
Mrs. J. B. Walker arrived in this
city a few days ago from New York
City for a visit with her mother,
Mrs. B. W. Wilson, and other rela.
tives. Mr.: Walker is the editor OF
the Scientific American, the great
est paper of it's kind in the world.
Marion Hayden, representative
elect, and Tom Vidito, two of a
party of Alseaites who arrived in
Corvallis, Wednesday, on their way
back from Oregon City, where they
proved up On timber claims, return
e to their Alsea homes yesterday
The other members of the party
started home Wednesday afternoon
/ Tomorrow will be a big day a.
, Monroe. There is to be a granc
, picnic given by the Woodmen, o.
: Monroe, and schools of Southern
? Benton. The O A G band boys
, will be on hand to render the all
melodious. A way-up-time fol
everybody.
The Fourth of July committee i
9 anxious to secure so little girls t
l. ride Ola the liberty car Oh tn
s Fourth. All little girls who ar
I willing to assist by taking part, ar
requested to meet Mrs. Rennie a
the City Hall, Wednesday, Jun
j. 18th, at 3 r. m.
Married, June 10, 1902, at th
:, 3 residence of the brides sister, Mr.
\ E. Woodward, in Corvallis, Mr.
M. ]. Anderson, of Halsey, and M
!. D. o. Quick. of Philomath. Th
4 ceremony was performed by Count
!, Judge Woodward. Mr.. and Mr.
" Quick will make their home
i. Halsey.
IS Messrs. Scott and Davidson a.
u rived in Corvallis, Tuesday, tror
Wisconsin. They are friends
: Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Calkins, an
" are on a tour of investigation. The
N intend looking the valley over pre-
r. ty thoroughly. Mr.. Scott is an al
a torney and Mr.. Davidson is We
v. erinary surgeon.
10 10 Mr.. Clegg, the father OF Mis-.
~ -" C. White, arrived yesterday morr
Il ing on a visit to his daughter, who
II II he had not seen tor ten years. M
" Clegg's home is in Iowa, but he h,
w w spent the last year in Californi
~ In 1859 he was in the Rogue Riv
valley, at which time he form'
h. the acquaintance of James Hay
T. but has not met him since tn
Ist time.
T IJo&r.p oop,o home frr