Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-11-21

the Bicycle Hospital
Regular meeting of the Ladies
Coffee Club at 2:30 p. m. Monday,
| Nov. 24th.
Usual services every Lords Day
at the Baptist church at the usual
hours. Hearty welcome for all.
Seth Hulburt returned home yes
terdav, for a visit of two or three
weeks. He has been in the employ
iof a mining company at Ophir,
Utah, for the past several months,
Mr.. T. T. Vincent will preach at
the Christian church next Sunday
at II a. M. At 7.30 an excellent
Raily-day program, combining
patriotism and christianity, will be
given. All are cordially invited.
1t is stated that a comparatively
small amount of wheat has been
sowed this fall. Early in the sea-
son it was too dry for plowing and
later it was too wet. Wheat is
raising in price and the prediction
has cen made that it wifi bring
good figure next year. 1t is worth
about so cents per bushel at
present.
R. A. Bowman has just comp!et-
ed repape,ing and painting the in
terror of DIR. Pernot's residence. 1t
was finished in the latest style and
the work most artistically executed.
The latest in work Of this charac-
ter is to allow the paper of the cell
ing to come down on the walls a
couple of feet to a moulding that
encircles the room. DR.. Pernot's
residence was finished 10 this man
ner.
A game of football is scheduled
to occur on the O A G athletic field
tomorrow between the school boys
of the public schools of Salem and
Corvallis. The game will be called
at 2:30 in the afternoon and it is
hoped the young pigskin kickers
will have a good attendance. The
home boys have been practicing
faithfully and have been given
some pointers by Coach Herbold of
the O A G team. They hope for
victory over Salem, but are not to
sanquine, as they are aware that
the capital city lads may have
been practicing, too. At any rate
pretty snappy game is promised.
"Nothing succeeds like success" /"
The legitimate article will always
displace its imitation. Just SO
with work-good workm snship is
sought after, while a poorly made
article is a drug on the market.
s. it is with the harness of j. NJ.
Cameron. People come for many
miles to secure his harness-if they
can't come themselves they send
for what they want. His work
will wear, as the stock he uses is
Grst-class and everything tha
leaves his shop is we'll made. His
trade is not confined to Benton
county, for his reputation has
reached to other counties and
many patrons is the result. He is
ALWAYS busy,
A party of six workmen went out
to Philomath, Tuesday evening, to
assist in the initiation of four can
didates. There is now a tull-feged
lodge of Workmen in Philomath, as
they were able to initiate enough
candidates on this occasion to com
plete the charter. 1t requires six
teen members to secure a charter
for an A. o. U. W. lodge. Last
summer Mat Wilkins started in to
organize lodge in Philomath and
secured twelve members. After
the work of initiation, Tuesday eve
ming, the members of the lodge and
those from this city who assisted in
the work were given a banquet.
The banquet was prepared by Mrs.
Felger, and, from what Corvallis
ties say, it was fit to grace table
, of the gods.
The Times Mountaineer, of The
Dalles, contains the following notice
of the death of Valentine Parent
young man who was born in this
county and lived here until about
five years ago His death occurred
Nov. 5th. At $50 Wednesday
morning Valentine Parent died a
the home of his mother, Mrs. ii. J
Parent, near the high school build
ing, aged 10 years, 8 months. He
had been afflicted with consump
q ton for over a year past, and fol
. some time his friends realized that
. the end must soon come. Beside
, his mother he leaves three hal
r brothers and two half sisters. Hi
father, H. J. Parent, died at tn
soldiers home at Roseburg about I
i rear ono The funeral took Mac