Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-08-26
Broadhead dress goods.

three weeks.
Prof F. S. Haroun, of Phiionatl
| College was in town on business
Saturday.
| Miss Mabel Cronise will go Il
Salem tomorrow for a few days
. visit with relatives.
Senator John Daly went to Port
land, Saturday, TO attend some
matters of business.
Mrs. Addie Fullington, of Glen
brook, visited Corvallis friends dur
ing couple of days last week.
Mrs. Thomas Bell and Mrs. John
Farmer went to the coast last Fri
day to remain for ten days or two
weeks.
1t is stated that hop picking will
begin in the King yard just across
the river from town in the course OF
a week.
Miss Hazel Hardy, of Portland,
has been the guest OF her cousin,
Miss Ruth Lilly, during the past
few days.
III. c. Miller is placing new steps
on the east side of the public school
building, also walk from the steps
to the street.
Prof. and Mrs. John Fulton,
Misses Grace Catch and Helen Hol-
gate, and DR.. Lester went over to
Alsea, Saturday, on camping out
trip.
Miss Carrie Danneman, who has
been teaching school at Glenn, Or,
all summer, returned to Corvallis
last Saturday for sojourn with
friends.
Mrs. A. T. Walker, of Kippin,
Idaho. arrived in this city, Thurs
day, for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. B. R.. Thompson. She will
remain about ten days.
Miss Zoe Nye arrived in Corval.
lis, Saturday, for brief visit with
relatives. She is q niece of Mrs.
Agnes Thompson, of this city, and
makes her home in Seattle. She
has been enjoying an outing at the
bay this season. !
Grain harvesting is about com
pleted in Kings Valley. It is |
thought that thrashins will be over
in this little valley in the course of !
a week. From reports, grain is
averaging pretty we'll over there.
Wheat is said to have averaged |
about 20 bushels per acre.
Henry Amber, the Philomath
real estate dealer, was in Corvallis, |
Saturday, and reported having ne
yotiated the sale Of $50 acres OF the
Hacker place last week. The pur-
chaser was John Pimm, of Attica,
and the price paid was
y, 200, cash. This farm lies about
i've miles west of Philemath..
TIE moving picture entertain.
nent given in the Opera House
asst Friday evening attracted a
rery fair sized audience, consider
ng that many of our theatre goers
re out Of town at this season of the
ear, and the kind of attraction it
vas. 1t is hard to make a moving
'icture show draw even though it
re ever SO good.
w. J. Kent, foreman of the COL
ege farm, has moved his family
nto the Price house, just south of
he armory. Mr.. Kent had ex-
,ected to occupy the old dairy
louse, and has been tenting all
ummer, but we are now informed
hat it is now the intention of the
}. A. G. authorities to convert this
into a hospital. Having
vearied cf tent life, Mr.. Kent Sc
ured the above mentioned cottage,
In certain portion of this city
be neighbors are expressing indig-
alton regarding the manner in ]
7hich drunken father has treated 6
lis daughter recently. 1t is claim
d that while in his "cups" he has
eaten her, and driven her from the
ome on two occasions. Should
his report be true, a continuation {
f such abuses will bring the hand {
justice down on the man in a
1anner not soon to be forgotten.
The funeral of Mrs. l.. L. Hurd, {
'ho died in Glendale, Or, last |
eek, occurred in Corvallis last /
'riday. Corvallis was Mrs. Hurd's I
ONE years ago and this accounts q
" her husband bringing the re-
,ains to this city for interment. c
he A. o. U. w. of this city assist +
i in every way in the sad offices .
ttending a burial. The deceased 6
ad many friends here who will re -.
ret her sad taking away and who
ill sympathize with Mr.. Hurd in +
is bereavement. Mr.. Hurd is at
resent postmaster at Glendale. I
At a recent meeting of the In .
ian War Veterans, held in Inde-
endence, Major Bruce, of this a
ounty, introduced motion to the l