Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-02-28

Barrett Lyceum will be opel
for service next Sunday. Door
open at 2 p. M; services at ago
s. L. Kline has returned from
San Francisco, and is receiving an,
opening one of the largest stocks Q
goods ever shown in Corvallis.
The pulpit of the Methods
J Episcopal church will be occu
pied next Sunday at II a. m. ant
1890 p. m. by the pastor, Franl
L. Moore.
We again call attention to the
meeting of the Citizens League al
the court house tomorrow night
Officers are to be elected and bust
ness of Importance transacted.
Salem and o A C basket ball
teams will contest at the armory TO-
morrow night. This is the second
in the series between these teams
and q red hot game is anticipated.
S. l.. Kline is going to give
away in March and April a1Sew-
ing Machine and would like to
have the address of every lady
who reads this and is not the
owner of machine.
A telegram from A. D. Nor
rison to --.1r. and Mrs. Thrasher.
dated at San Francisco, Febru-
ary 26th. stated that Miss Bertha
had stood the operation well and
passed a good night following it.
w. w. Calkins left Wednes-
day for Ashland, where he will
visit with his brother. On his
way home he will stop off at the
various towns and become ac-
quainted with their resources and
surroundings.
A fire in the boarding house of
the Standard mine at Mace,
Idaho, caused the death of four
men, the serious injury of two,
and badly burningof nine others.
Among the latter was L. v.
Eberhardt formerly of Corvallis.
Miss Myrtle Simpson gave a
party last night at her home in
his city in honor of Misses Grace
md Mabel Simpson, who have been
here for a couple of weeks.
The young ladies, accompanied by |
heir mother. will return to their
nome in Portland, today.
A. F. Hershner, supervisor of
Dad district No. 2, informed us
hat last Monday he laid lot of
orduroy on a portion of the road
n his district west of this city,
Carly Wednesday he was informed
hat it had all been washed out by
he overhowing OF Oak Greek. |
The body of Richard Fruit,
vho died at Monroe, Tuesday,
1as brought to Corvallis, Wed
lesday evening. Yesterday morn
ug it was taken to Peoria on thel
teamer Leona, accompanied by
he senior class OF GA c. and al
umber of sorrowing friends of
he deceased. r.
Mr. w. A. Bea1 and Mrs. Re- ,
ecca Buchanan, both of Wells,
7ere married at the United EvaI- j
elical church, Wednesday morn-' b
ng at II O'Clock, Rev. L.. Ny ]
on Boozer, officiating. Mr.. >Beal:
nd bride are both well known
.sidents and will make their
ONE on Mr.. Beal's farm near
Wells.
Chas. Thomas, an account of
hose exploits appeared in our last 9
sue, was arrested Thursday by {
'eputy Henderson at Jesse Porter s ]
lace He WAS brought to Corval- 9
9 and given a hearing before JUS 9
ce Holgate, on a charge of OBJ t
lining money under false preten- @
IS. In default of $500 bonds, he /
as committed to the county jail to a
wait the circuit court which meets t
arch oath. T
Ford & Laws have moved their =
ock of furniture and second hand
,ods to Portland, where they will s
BEN a similar business. They :
ave secured a three-story building
the corner of 1st and Yamhill
reefs. The first two floors will be
'ed as auction rooms, while the
p floor will contain new furniture.
r. Laws left yesterday for Port
nd, but his family will remain in !.
orvallis for the present. ''
Henry Amber has negotiated the "
lie of the Whiteside farm of 222 L
res, 4 miles south of Philomath a
Rufus Skipton, for $7,250. Mr.. b
'hiteside keeps the crop and gives tt
September LIST. Mr.. Am g
er has also sold 40 acres, 6 miles c.
uth- west of Philomath, known as g
. Jones place, to B. F. Pugsley, P
te of Lower Boise, Idaho, for $500 Ii
sh. The purchaser has already