Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-04-01
w. A. Sanders, Jewe;er.

W. IA OdAOCL5s CCWCIC1s
wv Dilley, sThe Fixer," state
that the outlook for the sale o
wheels this season is splendid
When the proper time arrives step
will be taken to have the bicycl
paths worked.
Mordaunt Goodnough went t.
1 Airlie, yesterday, where he has beer
promised class of twenty piano
pupils. He will visit that plac,
once a week to give instruction.
Some one exchanged overcoats
with Mr.. Durbin, who was dele.
gate from Fairmount precinct to ths
republican convention, in this city,
last Friday, Anyone having a
stray coat will do well TO confer
with Mr.. Durbin.
M. Elk, proprietor of the Corvallis
Ice Factory, has just completed a
general overhsuling and renewing
of his plant, which is in excellent
shape for a good summers un. He
manufactured the first ice Of the
season last week.
Architect Chas. H. Burggraf has
been nominated for representative
by the republicans of Linn county.
If the same wisdom was displayed
in the selection of the other candi-
dates the republican ticket in our
sister county ought to be invinc ible.
A recent letter from Raymond
Henkle states that he and Harry
Withycombe will graduate from the
Berkeley College of Pharmacy at
San Francisco. April 18th. Ray
mond will arrive in Corvallis about
April Goth for short visit, when
he will return to California.
Those who visited the Presbyter-
ian church Sunday evening are
loud in their praise of the produc
tion of the Easter cantata, "Res-
urrection," by the choir. The sing
ers numbered about fifteen on this
occasion, but were assisted by sew
eral who are not regular members
of the choir.
A treat is in store for those who
attend the Talent Social given bv
the Epworth League at the M. E.
South. this evening. A de-
lightful musical and literary pro-
gram will be given and there will
also be entertaining talks and dis
cussions. 1t is free to all-no con-
will be asked.
AS leader in Greek literature,
the Corvallis Gazette is making a |
A new translation of
Homer's Illiad is now running SER
tally in that journal. How fitting
It is that the home of the Oregon
Agricultural College should have
one newspaper that is a patron of
literature and the fine arts.-Ore-
yon City Enterprise.
Robert Huston and Geo. L. Paul
vent to Roseburg, yesterday, as
delegates to the republican conven-
ion of the first congressional dis
,rict which will convene in that city
oday. The other delegates to this
from Benton county not
being able to 60 to Roseburg on
his occasion, the above-named
gentlemen took their proxies.
The recital given by the musical
of the college under
he direction of Miss Philbrick in
he chapel, Saturday evening, was
by a large number of citi-
,ens and students. A very long
program was disposed of with a
and dispatch which re-
ieved it of all tediousness. A
aides chorus was a pleasing fea-
;ure.
There seems to be geod-natured
contest for the nomination for coun-
" judge on the democratic ticket,
E. E. Wilson and Virgil
Waters. While Mr.. Wilson has
been slated for senator and Mr..
Waters for judge. the delegates
elected in the southern part of the
county at the primaries, Saturday,
ire in favor of reversion of this
,rder of things. The delegates.
rom Willamettes precinct were in
Itructed "to use their influence to
ecure the nomination of E. E. Will
on for county judge" and "to use
heir influence to get Virgil Waters
o accept the nomination for state
Delegates Elected.