Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-02-11
W. A. Sanders, Jewe:er.

"eii yesterday as result OF tnt =
cent rains.
: I have a few pairs of mud guard
left at IS cents per pair. J. K. Bel
. ry, the Bicycle Hospital.
Il The first payment of the ne,
horticultural hall was made las
/ Friday, the sum being s4725.
The Ysquina Bay News speaks
deceased Indian lands" What
elegant place that would be for
graveyard.
At the Corvallis Saw Mill for th
Ipresent you can get good shingle
sor LAO per NJ. Also geod fenc
ingfor 81 per M.
Mrs. Fred Herzog, who has beel
in i'll health for many months, wen
to Portland last Friday to enter /,
hospital for treatment.
Ed Thrift has surrendered hi
position as engineer at the Benton
flour Mills and will go to McCloud
Calf, where he will be employed
Mrs. Ora Porter came up from
her home in Oregon City, last Sat.
urday, and visited with relatives
until yesterday, when she retu ned
home.
Professor M. C. Smell, Of the Agri-
cultural College, addressed the
Woman's Club, of Salem, at the
Willamette hotel, in that city, Sat.
urday afternoon.
Out of respect for the late Prof.
E. B. McElroy, the National Educa-
tional Association, of which he was
a member, has appointed his wife,
Mrs. Agnes G. McElroy, of this city
a life member of the associationE
Eugene GuarI.
James D. Zurcher, business man
ager of the o A C's athletic world,
arrived home, Saturday, from
trip to Portland and SalemI He
informs US that he has about 9losed
negotiations with a coach fonnext
years football team.
Rev. and Mrs. Park, of Ada,
Mimi, arrived in Corvallis, Sat
urday, on a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Calkins. They came to Oregon
last December, and have been visit
ng at Dallas. Rev. Park was for
many years pastor of the Methodist |
church at Ada, which Mr.. and Mrs. |
Ca1kins attended.
w. A. Sanders, jeweler, of this
'ity, has just completed three beau
iful hand-engraved gold and silver
to be given to the winners
# the o A c oratorical contest,
February 18th. One is d solid go
medal, of Mr.. Sanders own desigl.,
he second is silver, inlaid with gold,
nd the third is a plain silver
medal.
Mrs. G. E. Hawkins, wife of at
orney Hawkins, ef Yaquina CITY,
eceived the mournful intelligence
hat her brother, John III. Powers,
heriff of johnson county, Arkansas,
'as instantly killed in a desperate
onfiict with party that raided a
'ank of which the sheriff was vice.
at 1915 a. M, On the
tn inst, at Clarksville, Ark
'ost.
A railroad ruluor is afoat to the
fleet that the Southern Pacific Co.
ontemplates putting on another
ocal train between Albany and
'ortland making daily trips via
corvallis and West Side points to
e run on about the same time as
he present Albany local train.
uch train would be great con-
enience to the travelling public
Ierald. ,
A novel way ofpaying off a debt
'as recently brought to light at
'aker City. A church, denomina-
OF unknown, advertised q "hug-
ing social" and the affair was a {
,oney-maker. One more and the
nurch will be out of debt. Prices
hugs ranged from 15c to 81. The
liter price was for hugginganother f
lan's wife. 1t is said that the t
litors paid in advertising. D
A carload of coal arrived direct c
ON Pennsylvania on Fridays
eight. 1t was in charge of Mr..
oseph Robinett, who was placing E
'ders taken for fuel last fall. Ten l
ms of the coal goes to the o A C; s
portion of it to the carriage fac e
ry and the balance to local black Il
niths. The price paid was $3.50 II
n ton, and the freight on the car o
to $500. u
A young lady in Albany, writing g
er cousin in this city, a few days F
20, said: "DERE KUzzEN-The a
ether whar we is air kold, and i b
oppose whar you is it air kolder.
e is all we'll, and muther's got
lie his Terricks, bruther Tom has
It the Hoppin Kof, and sister Su-
n has got a baby, an I hoap