Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-07-11
Mrs. B. ". Johnson IS VlsitIng

Mrs. B. w. johnson IS VIsltlng
friends In Southern Oregon.
Attorney C. E. Woodson ar
rived home, Wednesday, from
trip to Eugene, his old "stamp-
ing ground.
Next Wednesday, July 10th, the
board of regents OF the y a Y VIII
hold their mid summer meeting.
Heman Hall went to Independ-
ence during tie first OF the week 10
visit for a short time with friends.
Tohn Ream, who recently ar
rived in Corvallis from the East,
leaves tomorrow with his family
for San Luis 0bispo, California.
The Lebanon Express-Advanee
concludes its write-up Of the fourth
of july celebration at that place by
stating that mo accidents occurred
but there was one fight. lnls
beats our celebration.
Mrs. E. F. Pernot and chill
dren went over to the coast yes
terday to remain during the sum-
mer season. From this time on
it is expected that there will be
quite a rush for the seashore.
Thos, Whitehorn went to Cor
nelius, "Wednesday to be present
at the wedding of his friend,
Thos. Tolbert, which occurred
at that place that evening. He
will be home Monday.
M. E. church-Preaching at
II a. III. and 8 p. m. Sunday
school at 10 a. IN. Junior League
at 2:3o p. m.; intermediate at
3:3o p. M; Epworth at 7:3o p:
N. Strangers kindly welcomed
to all these services.
FRANK L. MOORE, Pastor.
Wednesday, John Scott, OF
this city, whose son Ben was re-
Gently stabbed at The Dalles, re-
}ceived a letter from the physician
of the latter. 1t bore the inform
alton that the young man was
considered to be out of Danger.
1t was a very close call, as the
knife. entered the left side just
below the heart and cut a gash
nearly three inches long.
The first number of "The Re-
porter" published at Toledo by
R. F. Holm, has reached ou1
table. The paper is a neat five
column quarto. 1t will make it,
appearance every Thursday. II
his sa1utatory, the editor says: II
this paper shall prove an humble
instrument in the advancement
of Lincoln county it will fulfil
all the expectations Of its promo
ter.
Don Woodward is at presen
employed at the task of hauling
wood to the court house. Las
winter he was granted the con-
tract of supplying the count!
with fifty cords of oak wood
four feet long, at $3.50 per cord
. He has it all cut and has alread
hauled fifteen or twenty cords t
the court house. The task c
r hauling is not a small one b
any means, as he is eight mile
from Corvallis and can make BIT
one trip day.
n Many fine things of their kin
= find their way to Corvallis. II
IS latest really elegant featura is
J. line of single driving harness th'
q was recently received by ]. \
70 Cameron. The patent leather
's this harness is of the finest quality
IS there is not a stitch in sight an
'ee e the sewing is Of the best characte
N 1t is most tastily made and is
first-class decoration for any dri
le ing horse. There are other klnc
IS of harness and at prices with
is reach Of all-in fact, all OF M
De Cameron's prices are most reason
te BILE.
III Jesse Spencer's tonsorial parl
or was the scene of an unusual In
- dent last Tuesday. Jim Sing, t
is we'll kl own Chinaman, entered t
D. shop, walked over to the chair, SCI
w ed himself, and looking at his m;
It esty of the razor and shears, sal
id you cut 'em tail Off" Mr.. Spe
GER was surprised and required j
to give fuller information. j.
of said he had no intention of eN
lis returning to Chinaland and h
m concluded that hence forth he wor
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