Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-06-17
W. A. Sanders, Jewe.er.

al PapeI-HeT OeciSuS, d
Barnhart's.
Mrs. Anna Strong, nee Mulkey
now of Los Angeles, California, is
visiting relatives and friends in thi
city and vicinity.
! Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Wann anc
| daughter, who have been residing
+ at Corvallis for several months past
came through last Saturday even
ing en- route to their summer home
on the Yachats.-Lincoln Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Watson
and two sons arrived yesterday
from San Francisco. They will
visit for a couple of months with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Simpson
Mrs. Watson is Mrs. Simpsons
sister.
The spiritualists of this vicinity
have formed an organization to be
known as "First Spiritual Union of
Corvallis" Barrett Lyceum is to
he used by the association Next
Sunday, at 2:30 p. NJ will be held
the first public meeting of the
Union. All friends cordially in
vited.
J. R. Brown exhibited some
magnificent samples of Cotswo'd
wool in this Office Saturday. The
strands were l8 inches in length
and of excellent quality. Mr..
Browns band of A Cotswo'ds
yielded an average clip of II l-3
pounds of wool, besides bringing
him 81 lambs. A fine record.
W. E. Blake, who has attended
dental college in Chicago during the
past two years, arrived at his home,
north of this city a few miles, last
Friday. He is we'll pleased with
his progress and will take his de-
gree in another year. He is prac-
ticing with another dentist in Chi
cago. He will return East in about
SIX weeks.
Mrs. Walter Reed, who captivat-
ed lovers of vocal music by her
efforts here during the May Festi-
val, has been engaged to sing at
the commencement exercises of the
Agricultural College, tomorrow
morning. Mrs. Reed will sing
three of Carrie Jacobs Bonds songs,
Shadows" "Just a Wearyin' For
You," and II Love You Truly"
Mrs. L. G. Altman is recovering
nicely from severe operation
which she underwent last week at
the North Pacific Sanjtarium, in
Portland. DR.. Altman was with |
her. During his stay in Portland |
he attended the annual meeting Of
the Homeopathic Medical Society
IF Oregon. That body elected DR..
Altman for its president to serve
or the ensuing year.
With this issue the translations
made by DR.. G. Mclean of Homer's
-liad will come TO q close. That
he articles have attracted attention
ar and near and have received fav-
,rable mention from scholars old
md young goes without saying,
After the vacation season is over
he GAZETTE hopes to offer its read
RS other translations of master
pieces by the doctor.
]. X. Berry holds the champion
ihip for wheel-selling in Corvallis
or this year. He has sold 55
wheels during this season, with
of selling good many
n ore. The majority of the wheels
old by Mr.. Berry have been Ram
,lers with a few Ideals and
ditchells. He is also agent for the
world wide known Tribune, the
Wheel that holds the worlds record
or speed.
The festivities of commencement
ime we're auspiciously opened by
he Junior hop, given in honor of
be senior class, at the 0 A G arm
'ry, Friday evening. The armory
vas tastefully decorated with ferns
nd potted plants. Over the stage
we're the words "Class of 1902"
While long, pink streamers reached
rom the four corners to the large
entral light. The Albany orches-
ra furnished the music and gave ,
xcellent satisfaction. Many at. ,,
ended from Portland, Albany, Sa- =
EN- and Eugene, and the affair was
he most successful society event of
he season.
There is very bright future for ]
be Oregon hop growers if one may
ldge by the prices named in the !
ontlacts now being made for the =
oming crop. In several instances )
p and 134 cents have been the
cures and, no doubt, they will be {
xcee led before many weeks. For I
portion of the remainder OF the {
9C1 crop 16 and II cents have I
zen paid-one holder refusing the q
tier price, saying that he must +
ave 20 cents before he will p,rt
ith his output. 1t is claimed that :
lere is now 557 bales only in the
RECON growers hands,-Pacitic