Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-05-09
v. !. Sanders. Jawa.er.

lecture in the college chapel thi:
afternoon at 3 o'clock on "The
/ Birds Of Oregon" Admission free
Chas. We'ch, a former student 0
O \ c, and son Of DR.. WEIGH, was
over from his home at Shedd last
week and visited friends in this
city.
Miss Rena FELTON,, who has been
in failing health for nearly year,
is quite low. She has been bedfast
for four months with bronchial
trouble.
Senator John D. D7ly, Of Corral
,is, was in the citv Yesterday. H.,
is candidate for re-elf ction and
will receive an overwhelming nia =
j )ritv.-AIbany Herald.
DR.. Loves dates of his visits are
in this issu4 Of this paD.r. Ii vou
NJ Ell glasses DO rot fail to make a
note Of the time be is to be here.
and sec him the first day be is to
be here.
Me@sr8 e r B1yson and " Z
Yates will address the citizao5 OF
Monroe and Dusty precincts on th-
10Th and 17th of May. More def
mite announcement Will he rar!e
10y poster.
Services at the United Evangeli-
Cal church next Sunda3 morning
and evening. The pastor, Ii. A
Deck, VIII occupy the pulpit. H.
will also preach ct the Witham
school mouse at 800 p. m.
Wednesday and until noon of
Saturday. May q, p, % and oath,
DR.. G. w. Lowe, the weil-known
ocu'o optician who has been COM
ing to Corvallis for over ten years,
will be at the Occidental hotel.
jobs Addition is booming. Sev-
eral new residences, new side walks,
the placing Of telephones in h)mes,
the building of new fences, tic
have made wonderful change in
the appearance OF the western part
of town.
Miss Clara B'akeslee returned to
Portland, Monday, to resume her
duties as hookkeeper at the Troy
laundry, after a two weeks visit in
this city. On her way to Portland |
she intended visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l.. Hall
James Zurcher, o 4 C student, !
arrived home, Wednesday, from a
trip to Independence, Monmout", /
Dallas and NcMinnvil'e in the in !
terest of tee May Festival Of Music ,
to be held il this city next week
He reports good success. !
Elmer e. Glenn and Miss Ida i.
Lamb were united in wedio2k, We'd
nesday afternoon at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar HeaIy, this
:ity. Rev. P. A. Moses tied the
knot. Both Of the young people
are from Dusty and have numerous
'riends who wish them all sucress
n life.
Monday evening the froboys
we're called Gus to extinguish a
small blaze in the building owned
oy Thos. Whitehorn, just south cf
he Salvation army barracks. Tues
lay afternoon the roof of the build
ng adjoining the Wh;tehorn build
ng caught fire, but the department
soon had it under control.
The Electric Light Company is
putting in a large transformer at
he corner of Allen & Woodward's
lrug store. The object is to save
power and electricity and reduce
he cost of supplying the lights.
The transformer Is a very heavy af-
ali, its weight being 1000 pounds.
t will be in operation about the ;
middle Of next week.
So!oman MuIkv died last Tuesday
It the home Of Eli Spencer, near
}lodgett. The funeral occurred
yesterday and the remains were in
erred in the Pleasant Valley ceme- {
cry. The deceased had raised a
arge family Of children, all Of
whom are grown. He Was some
hing over 20 years old and his
|edth resulted from old age.
The 0 A c authorities have just
'ntered upon a series Of new eNper-
ments. They have commenced to
1--WE a milch COW drinking water
which contained typhoid germs and
t is the intention to make a daily
iualytical examination for the pur-
2ose of finding out how long per-
cd must etapse before the germs Of
disease make Their appearance il
he milk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Winslow
cave today for tkeir home at New
berg, after a visit with Mrs Wins
ow's mother, Mrs. Ruth Clark.
they will visit fIr. and Mrs. II. l..
Hail, at Buena Vista, on their way
nome. Mr.. Winslow is soon TO as
.ume entire charge Of the jewelry
store in Newber- in which he Is a
with lis elder brother,
Ralph, the latter retiring from
business.