Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-06-27

Wall paper-neW designs, at
Barnhart's.
Mrs. Ed Lance, nee Miner, and
little daughter, of Portland, are Wis
iting friends in this city.
Those in search of cheap homes
will do well to call ON Morgan &
Eelin, as they are offering several
desirable farms and stock ranches,
also resident properties in Corvallis,
and they will treat you right.
DR.. Altman was called to Airlie
last Tuesday to attend Mrs. J. W.
Wilson. The lady has suffered a
complication of troubles and the
action of her heart was the partic.
u'ar cause of alarm in this instance.
PRESBYTERIAN church-services at
II a IN. and 800 p. m, Sunday
School at 10 a. M, Christian En-
deavor at TOO p. m. You are cor
daily invited to attend all these
services. ANDREW CARRIcK, Pastor.
Joseph Yates, wife and daughter,
Of this city, will leave today for
Newport, where they will spend a
month or six weeks. W. E. Yates
will accompany his relatives to the
coast and see them safely and COM
fortably located in his cottage by
the sea.
Tuesday evening Roadmaster
Smith arrived home from tour OF
inapt ction of the roads in the Kings
Valley section. He states that
everything is moving along nicely
in that part of the world. Crops
are looking pretty fair and some
hay is being cut.
A dispatch from New Haven,
Conn, dated June 23rd, states the
Yale frculty of fellowship and
scholarship awards has announced
a fellowship in mathematics for
John A. VanGross, of Corvallis,
who graduated from the Oregon
Agricultural College in 1899.
Prof. J. B. Horner and family in
tend leaving tomorrow for Newport
10 spend the summer. 1t appears
that the season is now opening and
from this time on people from var
ious parts Of the country will be
passing TO and from this popular
summer resort by the hundreds.
w. Heckart was down from
Eugene for day or two during the
first of the week looking after the
various contracts he has for con-
structing dwellings in this vicinity.
He is at present building a very
fine residence in Eugene for w. w
Calkins and between his contract
in that city and his home he finds
himself very busy man. He en-
ploys six carpenters in Eugene.
Attorney E. l.. Bryan returned
to his. home in Philomath a few
days ago from a trip to Weiser
IdaHo. Mr.. Bryan was up there
for a couple of weeks looking after
legal matters. He is partner il
a law firm in We:ser and expects
ultimately to locate there. How
ever, it is likely that he will remair
in olds Benton during the presen
summer.
J.F. Steiwer moved his family
TO his home near Jefferson las'
Wednesday. Mr.. Steiwer and hi'
family has resided in Corvallis fo
several years in order that th'
children might take advantage o
the educational facilities afforded
by the o AC. 1t is not likely tina
they will return to Corvallis mex
fall. They have made numerous
friends here who will miss them IL
many~ways.
Whenever an emergency arise
T. w. Dilley, "The Fixer," is equa
toi When the fire alarm sound.
ed Wednesday morning our worthy
citizen was sleeping a slumber o
the just. He did not awaken, bu
was dimly conscious that he mus
act at once. He slid out of bed in
to a pair of trousers and manage'
to encase his "Trilbys', in coupl
of slippers, got hold of a waite
pitcher and started at neck -brea
speed toward the George Taylo
or .amery. Mrs. Dilley discovere
that her husband had taken tn
wrong direction in his dream an
called to him to back-track.
took block for him to come to
halt and get his bearings. Jokin
aside, Neighbor Dilley is an etfec
i've hand, when awake.
Mr.. Swanson, the owner of Hot
Corvallis, returned to Portlan'
Tuesday. While in Corvallis /
arranged for workmen to begin til
task Of leveling up the building
tl;s fho man