Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-01-24
". A. Sanders, Jewe.er.

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pital.
/ Regular meeting of The Ladi.
Coffee Club next Monday afternoo
at 2:30 o'clock.
| F. L. Miller went to Portland O
business, Thursday. He will r,
turn tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Horde
of Portland, are visiting at th
home of W. E. Yates, this city
H. NJ. Reavis has purchased tw
acres of land from w. A. Wells, an
will build a house Immediately
Groceries at Young's Cash Store
We still continue in Ladies' ant
Fancy goods, Hats, Shoes and No
tions. Give us a call. Goods de
iyered in city.
Misses May Gerhard and Edna
Garrow will leave for Portland, to
day. They expect to visit with
metropolitan friends for a week OIL
such a matter.
Matters have been at a stand
still at the sawm:ll for the past few
days. A large drive of logs is ex-
pected to arrive shortly, when oper-
atoms will be resumed.
Within a few days Joseph Gar
row will leave for McCloud, Cali
fornia, where he has entire charge
of the output of the McCloud mill
of the McCloud River Lumber
Company.
G. F. Rice and family arrived in
this city few days ago from Iowa.
In all probability they will pur-
chase property in this section. Mr..
Rice is reported to have sold his
Iowa real estate for $65 per acre.
The Oakville postoffice, about
three miles east of Corvallis, in
Linn county. was discontinued,
Tuesday, and the outfit deposited
with the Albany postmaster. This
office had existed for twenty-one
years.
On Sunday there will be services
IF unusual interest in the United
Evangelical church. There will be
of members morning and
evening. Chiidren's hour at half
past two in the afternoon. You
are invited.
"Do the Spirits of Departed Com
nunicate with the Living, or The
Laws of Phvschic Phenomena Ex-
will be the subject of G..
5. o. Humbert's sermon on next
evening, Subject at II a.
n, "Christian Stewardship" You
ire invitel to attend these services.
R. A. Bowman left for Portland
his week in answer to letter Of
ering him employment for a
month or more. Portland is ex-
oeriencing a building revival, and
houses and cottages are
'pringing up. Mr. Bowman will
work for firm which is just COM
,leting five residences. He will
eturn to Corvallis when these are
Mrs. R. A. Murray, who is now
n Philadelphia in order to give her
children an opportunity to advance
themselves in art, has written an
interesting letter to friend in this
,ity in which she gives a splendid
description Of the City Hall of Phil
ldelphia. This building is 5371
eet in height, being the highest
in the United States and
he third highest in the world.
In accordance with the statement
made in our last issue. Sheriff Bur-
nett served papers on J.. D. Howell
asst Tuesday and the latter appear.
ID before Justice Holgate. R. c.
Niger, the plaintive in this case,
net with Mr.. Howell and the mat
er was talked over and an agree
nent arrived at whereby nothing
will be done in the matter at
present and Justice Holgate contin-
led the case to some future period.
A short time ago we published a
etter that had been written by J.
". Jones, of Kansas, to Sheriff
Burnett, of this city. Sheriff Bur-,
lett sent Mr.. Jones such matter as
'e was able to secure and put him
n connection with others who could
upply data. A day or two ago
Sheriff Burnett received a second
etter from Mr.. Jones, and the. lat
er stated that he was greatly
pleased with what he had learn
d Regarding this section and
indicated that he would in all prob
Lbiiity come to Oregon to reside.
The ULion Gospel Temperance
Meeting will be held in the M E
hurch South, on next Sabbath,
anuary 26th, at 8 p. m. Rev.
Seff, pastor of the United Brethren
hurch at Philomath,. will deliver
he address, and Prof. Henry Sneak
will reside. The Philomath male
Iuartette will be present and favor
he audience with several songs.
DO not fail to come and hear
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