Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-10-03

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the Bicycle Hospital.
Roy R.ber is 10 receipt of infor
nation regarding mining matter
In Idaho that may call him to tina
state at any time.
See our Black and Blue all WOO
mems suits for SO. They are gooe
ones. Do,.'t spend your overcoat
money before seeing US, we'll save
you money. S. L. Kline.
S. Chipman and son, Charley,
are back from their outing trip to
Alsea. They were not f,rtuaate
enough to kill any deer, but they
caught an abundance of fish.
George Horsefall paid Corvallis a
cal this week. Wednesday, he
went over to Lincoln county, where
his wife is visiting relatives. He
expects to return to Idaho shortly
Tommy Cameron arri 1ed home
during the first Of the week from
Union, Ore, where he worked dur
ing the past two months in the
harness shop of his uncle, Eph
Cameron.
George Bingham, formerly of
Corvallis but vino now owns the
Oregon City soda works, has been
in this city during the week visit
ing friends. He also indulged in a
little practice on China pheasants.
Wednesday morning by the first
streaks of day hunters were in the
field looking for China pheasants.
The law was out the first of this
month and some Of our sportsmen
did not waste any time in having a
bird pet-pie.
Tho First Spiritual Union of
Corvallis, will hold services in Bar
ratt Lyceum on Sunday at 3 p. M
Evangelist Gregg (decarnate) will
give short series of Bible readings,
the first of which will be offered
October 9Th. All friends cordially
invited.
David Howard received a check
this week for 1915, covering the
amount of insurance on his house
which burned a couple of weeks
ago. The risk was carried by the
Oregon Fire Relief Assn. of Nc
Minnviile, and the loss was prompt
ly paid.
H. S. Ciolfeltec left day or two
ago in company with a number of
timber land seekers for Lake coun-
tv, Southern Oregon. Messrs.
Wrage and Clodfelter have succeed
ed in locating quite large number
of people on claims in this great
timber belt
The work of taking care Of the
prune crop is being prosecuted in
various parts of the country at
present. The crop is not heavy,
but the prunes are unusually fine
and large in this county, and the
greater part of them will sizs up
somewhere about 80.
A recent letter from Brady Bur-
nett, of Washington, D. G., to rela-
tives in this city, contained the in
formation that Brady had been
confined to his bed with pleurlsy
the greater part of the time since
his arrival in that city after his
visit home this summer.
Frank Francisco intended going
to Portland yesterday on business
that may possibly take him as far
east as Iowa. We understand that
he is interested in some manner in
getting quite little colony of east
ern people to locate in this section
and it is business of this nature
that is at present receiving his at
tention
The creditors of c. A. Barnhsrt.
who recently went into bankruptcy,
held a meeting in this city, Tues
day afternoon. T. A. Jones was
appointed trustee, to take charge of
Mr.. Barnhart's effects and dispose
of such goods as may not be ex-
empt by law. The stock in the
paint store will be the greatest
item.
The B,p:ist church, at the annu-
al meeting on the 25sh of Sept, call
ed their pastor for another year,
which will be the eighth wear of
his services among them. Also,
elected Mr.. Wiles, treasurer; Mr..
Kester, clerk and Mrs Sanders,
organist. Services every Lords
d4v at the usual hours. All are
welcome.
Word has reached this city to
the effect that o. Lackaus and Ray |
Barnhart who recently started on a
tour of inspection to Southern Ore
gou points, have gone to work in