Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-02-25
w. A. Sanders, Jewe:er.

W. A. Sanders, Jewe:er.
Trade your old wheel in on
Rambler bicycle at the Bicycl
Hospital.
i Miss Addie Schiller, of Albany
is the guest of the Misses Crawford
of this city.
| The World Almanac for 100.
credits Oregon with having four
teen millionaires.
There will be preaching servic
in the Mt. View school house Sun
day afternoon at 2:3O.
A fife half-tone of Attorney Ros
coe Bryson and his bride appeared
in Fridays Telegram.
Miss Mabel Cockerel, of this city,
has been visiting relatives in Leb-
anon during the past week.
If you have any aches or pains
call and see DIR. Holt, The Osteo
path. Examination tree.
Ladies, we have just received
new silk organdies for evening
wear, all the new shades. Nolan &
Callahan.
The Meneley Concert Co., which
made such a favorable (?) impress
sion on the occasion of their visit to
this city last year, is again in Ore
gon.
Miss Anna Samuels, of Portland,
and Mrs. L. L. Porter, of Oregon
City, who have been visiting in
Corvallis since Friday of last week,
returned to their homes on Monday
mornings boat.
The Weideman Dramatic Co., of
which Ivan Daniel, of this city, is
a member of the band and orches-
ira, are coming north from Cali
fornia and will strike Oregon in
about a month.
Sunday, March 2nl, will be Rev.
L. M. Boozer's last Sunday in Cor
wallis, after three years in the pas
torate Of the United Evangelical
church. He will leave the follow
ing week for Portland.
Miss Mabel Abbey, who repre-
sented the Pierian society at the
recent local oratorical contest was
given a reception, Saturday eve
ming, at the home of Miss Mildred
Linville. A highly enjoyable time
IS reported.
Architect Burgraff, of Albany,
who drew the plans and specihca-
ions for the Agricultural Hall at
he o A G, was over from Albany, |
On his return he was
accompanied by Contractor Shook, |
Who proceeded on to Salem to visit !
With his family.
Teddy Palmer, member of the
graduating class at o A G for 1900,
las accepted a position at Fruit
,ale, California, and has departed
rom his Grants Pass home for the
Gene of his new duties. Teddy has
pany friends in this city who will
'e pleased to hear Of his good luck
n life.
Last Friday, a week ago, Re
eiver William Galloway and Regis
er G. B. Moores took in 81 1900 in
he United States land Office at
oregon City. There were eleven
ash timber entries made by parties
rom Dallas. The lands were taken
Ip in 100 acre tracts and lie in
'olk county.-Oregon City Enter
rise.
Mr.. Lou Simpson came up from
'ortland, Saturday, for brief visit
vith relatives. He returned home
esterday and his wife and daugh-
ers, who have been here for a
ouple of weeks, will return to Port
and, Friday. Mr.. Simpson is an
xpert jeweler and has been in the
mploy of Butterield Bros, but is
t present with Oppenheimer.
A telegram from Dayton, Yam
ill county, last Thursday night,
eported the purchase there yester-
ay by B. o. Schucking, of Port
and, of two lots of 1901 hops, at
5 cents per pound. The hops
old were the Turner and Cain lots.
'hese are the first Oregon hops
DID at Is cents this season, and
ther sales will soon be made at
he same price.
Roman Zahn came out from AL
ca, Friday, in response to letter
'om his wife, who has been ill in
mis- city for a couple of weeks. Mr..
ahn went home Saturday, but ex-
ects to come out again in the
curse of week and take his wife
ONE with him. He says that it
J surprising to note the demand
here is for timber land He says
hat at present there is scarcely
,ot of vacant land in his neighbor-
ood.
Those interested in the success Of
he coming Festival of Music in
his city should lend their support
1 every way possible. Tonight
be choruses will be rehearsed un-