Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-04-08
W. A. Sanders, Jewe:er.

land on visit.
E. R. Bryson is home from an ab
sence of several days in Portland
Oil meal for sale at Graham
. Wells. Splendid feed for dair,
J stock.
i "Capps" clothing warranted al
wool. Suits $40 to SIS at Nols
Callahan.
B. w. Johnson returned yester-
day from a business trip to Golden
dale. Wash.
George w. Bowers, of Albany, is
visiting a few days with relative!
in this city.
Supt. and Mrs. Denman return
ed Monday from a visit to Portland
and Astoria.
Mrs. A. V. Fullington came down
from Harrisburg, Saturday, for q
brief visit with friends. .She returns
home today.
Mrs. Martha Armstrong returned
to Salem, Saturday, after a ten
days visit with friends in Corvallis
and out near Oak Ridge.
Rev. Carrick, pastor of the Pres.
byterian church, expects his family
here this week. He has the par
sonage all in shape for their recep-
tion.
Otto F. L. Herse, former news
paper man of kWest Point, Nebras
ka, arrived in Corvallis last Sun
day. If he finds things to his lik-
ing he will remain in this vicinity.
The Adams brothers have opened
carpenter shop in the building
just south of the marble works on
Main street. They will construct
fencing and do carpenter and re-
pair work.
Bert Sharp has had the old liv-
cry stable on Main street, opposite
Phillips blacksmith shop, repaired
and fitted up as feed stable, He
is now ready for business and So
licits the patronage of the public.
The stock of goods we have placed
for spring is complete and gratify-
ing in variety. We have ell the
lines. and all these lines are full to
overfowing. You will find what
you want here, if anywhere. No
Ian & Callahan.
Saturday, N. P. Peterson pur-
chased the Charley Horning place
consisting of 80 acres. This is
quite we'll improved piece of prop
erty and lies west of Corvallis a
mile OF two. The consideration
was in the neighborhood of $4,000.
The Willamette Presbytery meets
this evening in the Presbyterian
church at Salem. Rev. Andrew
Carrick, Elder w. P. Laferty and
Mr.. Fleming left on the morning
boat to be in attendance. At this
meeting arrangements will be made
for the installation of Rev. Carrick
as the permanent pastor of the Cor
Wallis church.
George Houck finished shearing
his goats Saturday. The clip
amounted to 5000 pounds of high
grade mohair. He will ship to
Boston on his own consignment.
Mr.. Houck handles only high grade
goats and as he is very careful and
packs in the best condition usually
realizes about five cents above the
market.-Junction City Times.
Word has reached Corvallis to
the effect that Miss Emma Thomp-
son, who has been in Boise City,
Idaho, during the past winter, has
gone to Silver City, in the same
state. and will be engaged as a
composition in a newspaper Office
there. Mrs. Agnes Thompson and
daughters Misses Mary and Olive,
are still in Boise City and seem to
be we'll satisfied with life there.
JIM. Cameron is in Portland at
present purchasing a stock for the
new harness shop that he is going
to open in this city. He has leased
the quarters at present occupied by
T. W. Dilley as a bicycle shop and
will open the new shop about May
1st. Mr.. Cameron will have to oc-
cupy the portion of the building
that is at present used as sam
pie room. 1t is his intention to
operate two shops in the future
the one he is at present running
will be kept in operation. 1t is Mr..
Cameron's intention to make his
new shop the largest, most attract
i've and complete of any that has
ever been operated in this section
of the country.
Agent Thayer, of the o R & N,
says that everything indicates that
boating can be carried on until a
late period this season, as the
water at present is about six feet
above the low mark. In speaking
of the light draught boat that is at
present under construction at Ore
gon City, he stated that the craft
will be able to reach Corvallis at
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