Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-02-07
w. A. Sanders, Jeweier.

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: and end sale for February a
Kiine's.
Mrs. Mary Bryson returned Wed
nesday from a visit of some du a
ton in Portland.
have few pairs of mud guard
left at rs cents per pair. J. K. Ber
Try, the Bicycle Hospital.
|, Geo. Whitesides left. Wednesda,
for a visit with relatives in Port
land. He expects to return Sunday
At the Corvallis Saw Mill for tn,
present you can get good shingles
sor $40 per NJ. Also good fenc
ingfor Sz-rer NJ:
~ basket ball game will be
played at the armery Saturday
evening at 1890, between team:
of gentlemen representing the
Monmouth Normal scheol, and
the o A c.
There will be sYiEa4mEetfngs al
the VI. E. church, South, every
evening this week and over next
Sunday. All are invited to come
and take part in these meetings.
W. B. Smith, Pastor.
DR. Lowe, the oculo optician is
now at the Occidental Hotel, to re-.
main until Sunday. The Doctor
has been coming to Corvallis for
years and has many friends and
patrons in Benton county.
A note received this week from
U. B. Vogle, now the leading jewel
er of Lompoc, Calf, states that
the writer is well. He adds: at
is very cold here for The Garden of
Eden I don't see how our ances-
tors stood it."
The Ladies Missionery society of
the Presbyterian church gave one
of their Missionary Teas at the
home OF Mrs. P. Avery on Wednes
day afternoon. The attendance was
large and the meeting proved to be
a success, greatly enjoyed by all.
The subject for G. s. O. Hum
bert's morning discourse will be:
abraham the Friend of God"
At 1880 p. m.: care the Phenome-
ma and Messages of Spiritual Medi-
ums from the Spirits of the Depart
ed?" Those interested in these
subjects are cordially invited to
attend.
Mr.. w. o. Heckart is AZ years
of age-we violate no confidence
when we make this announce
ment. Last Wednesday round
ed out this period in Mr.. Heck
arts life, and the event was cele-
brated that evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Calkins. A de-
licious supper was served, to
which were invited the guest OF
honor and Rev. Carriek and DR..
Altman. A most pleasant eve
ming was passed.
Our citizens are looking forward
with considerable interest to the
appearance of the U of O Glee Club
il this city. Catchy songs render
ed by club of enthusiastic students
seldom fail to awaken the most un-
responsive audiences, for college
boys sing with swing and dash
characteristic of student life. Their
mirthful melodies are suggestive ef
unlimited fun and mischief, while
the more serious efforts show the
trained mind and voice. The tour
of 'O2 is the fifth in the history of
the club. The club has been warm
ly received and enthusiastically
praised wherever it has sung.
The siok horse belonging to Mr..
P. L. Bilyieu, is slowly dying and
has been for day or so. He is
fine large work horse and his death
breaks up Mr.. Bilyieu's team for
the present. He fell in the street
near Mr.. Alpricht's home in Cor
wallis about a week ago, and was
drawn on a sled by his owner to the
Gellatly barn where he got better
for a day or so, but took a relapse
yesterday. Mr.. Bilyieu stretched a
tent near the barn and has stayed
by the animal night and day that
he might give him the strictest at
tention. The horses ailment was
of the kidreys causing partial
paralysis.
Fhe county court met in regular
session last Wednesday. The
usual grist of bills was allowed. In
addition to the other bills, payment
was ordered made to the various
road supervisors for the past year.
This was an annual payment. 7.
D. Wells offered his Eesignation as
supervisor OF road district No. q
and A. F. Hershner was appointed
In his place. In the matter of the
petition for the re-opening of road
in the southern part of the county
through the lands OF r. H. Hewett,
was granted and the supervisor of
the district was ordered to proceed
With the surveyor and reopen the
road according to the way it was
laid out some time ago.
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