Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-06-20

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to the wife of J. NJ. Cameron, {
son.
Just arrived-now designs O
wall paper, at Barnhars's. Set
them.
Dick Zahn arrived from his AL
sea home, Tuesday, and reports
everything quiet in his neighbor-
hooe.
S. Chipman arrived home,
Tuesday, from "trip 10 Portland
and Astoria on business connect
ed with Masonry.
A great deal cf wood and mo-
hair is being brought to town
now. The price at present paid
for wool is 14H cents per pound.
Miss Henrietta Sutton, who
visited the Misses Barnhart dur
ing the past week or ten days,
returned to her home i'll Salem,
Wednesday.
Services in the Episcopal church
next Sunday as follows: Sunday
School at 10 a. M; morning prayer
and sermon at II a. III.
G. MAcLEAN, Phi. D, Rector.
Elmer Wills, the popular
young cornetist who attended the
o A c during the past school
year, departed yesterday for his
home in Heppner.
Mrs. E. J. Garrow and daughter,
Miss Edna, and son, Theodore, de-
parted yesterday for McCloud, Cal,
where they will spend the summer.
They will return to Corvallis in
the fall
Presbyterian church-services at
II a. IN. and 500 p. M, Sunday
School at 10 a. M, Christian En-
deavor at TOO p. m. You are cor
daily inyited to attend all these
services. ANDREW CARRIcK, Pastor.
In about thirty days chittim
bark will be brought to this city |
in vast quantities. Last year
there were about twelve carloads
from this city to various
parts Of the globe.
Quite an unusual thing occur-
red last Sunday on the O A c
farm. A hive of bees swarmed |
OH one of the horses attached TO
the farm and killed the animal.
Skilled attention could not save
the animals life.
John Bier has secured the con-
Iract to place a cement walk in
'front.' of the Hotel Corvallis for Mr..
Swanson, the owner. Work will
.oon begin on the building, aAd
he proprietor intends doing it by
lays labor, not contract.
Arthur Simpson came up
from Portland, Tuesday, to at
tend the closing exercises of the
D A c. He is graduate of
his institution and at present is
in the civil service ranks with
headquarters in Portland.
Ernest Elliott, administrator of ,
he estate of Elda J. Elliott, dc
ceased. has filed his bond in the
sum of $14, ZOO, as by law required,
With the National Surety Company
Is security. On application Of
'aid administrat the court or
Tered that VIM. Knots, W. S. s
locke and Albert Wilson be ap
appraisers of said estate. :
w. E. Blake, who recently
eturned from Chicago, in speak ,
ng of various features of that '
,ity, stated that the new post
,ffice building now in course of c
would be surmount- /
d with a flag staff of Oregon fir. l
The staff is IS feet long, without
knot, aud cost $500. J,
1t is now almost q certainty that :
Corvallis is to have another bank r
n the very near future. Mr.. Leese, II
capitalist who established a bank
t Toledo, Lincol'' county, year
II two ago, has leased the lower
northwest corner Of the Hotel Cor
'allis, and will begin Immediately I.
o fit it up as bank. 1t is said =.
hat the contract for building the {
'ault has already been let.
The stone work on the walls of v
he Agricultural Hall now in course I
f construction at the 0 A c, was
onpleted Monday. A few stone a
,ables are to be finished yet, when
he stone work will be done. Ex-
'erienced men speak in the highest y
erms Of Mr.. Snook's work. They I