Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-05-05

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rchurch next Sunday morning.
Don't forget the Hazelwood ic'
cream served Saturdays and Sun
days at the City Restaurant.
S. N. Wilkins returned, yester
day, from Vancouver, Wash whei'
he had charge of the funeral o
Student Rawson, which occurred
near that city Sunday.
Mrs. Espy has taken the agency
for the famous Nine. Karlow's
remedies, formerly controlled by
Mrs. Wfags, and will be plaaea.f 10
fiji I'LL orders for sanas.
A recent real estate Transaction
was the purchase OF the r. e. Glib
son residence and six lots in north
Corvallis by Miss Martha Fischer.
The consideration was $4,000.
Don't forget to call for the Hazel
wood ice cream every Saturday and
Sunday at the City Restaurant;
also first-class meals, 25 and SO
cents. G.. w. LEDERLE, Proprietor.
Tom Horuing informs the Lin
coin Leader that Darnells launch,
the Ruth, will be shipped to Corval
lis by rail and then 60 via the Viii
lamette IT, Portland, thence to Kal-
anna, Wash.
Hon. A. w. Reames, the demo.
cratic candidate for congress from
the first Oregon district, will speak
in Corvallis next Saturday. He is
billed to address the citizens of
Philomath, Friday afternoon.
R. A. Bowman and family have
taken up their residence in Port
land. Mr.. Bowman says he re-
grets to leave this city, but he has
permanent employ in the me-
tropolis and wishes to have his
family with him..
Harry Holgate arrived in Cor
Wallis, yesterday, for a weeks visit,
at the end of which time he will re
turn to Washington, D. c., to re-
sumo his duties in the census de
partment. Henry Allen and wife
are now in North Carolina, while
Brady Burnett is in Connecticut.
The Toledo Leader corrects the
GAzETTE's statement that the Wis.
itors will be attracted to the Wood
men carnival in Corvallis from a
radius of 20 miles by saying:
"Don't forget Toledo. Although 50
miles from Corvallis, our large force
of choppers and many other citi-
zens will be there"
George Pilgra, of Portland, and
Miss Olive Benson, of Corvallis,
were married at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. Ed Jackson, in
this city last Tuesday evening.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Green, of the Congregational
church, in the presence of twenty
guests. A dainty wedding lunch
con was served. The young couple
left yesterday for Portland, where
they viii resides.
Two wagon loads of subjects Of
|"Queen Liz" the gypsy potentate
who lately brought her tribe to
Oregon, arrived in Corvallis Satur-
day. Their stay was cut SO short
that it can scarcely be said that
they paid us visit. Four of the
light. fingered women preceded the
band, and began plying their voca-
tion on Main street. In few mo-
ments, victim was telling Chief
Alexander of his troubles. That
officer rounded up the offenders
and with then, in tow met the main
band as they drove into town. He
directed them to the ferry and sug-
gested that hurried exit on their
part might save them some annoy
ance. After spirited debate, the
officer was awarded the decision
and the wanderers resumed their
JouIucy'
Sup't Denman has received a Pc
tition from the citizens of Philo-
math asking that the next annual
teachers institute be held in that
city. The petition is numerously
signed. 1t sets forth that Philo-
math is the second educational cer.-
ter of the county; that the said
meeting of teachers has not been
held in that city for six years. The
citizens have guaranteed sufficient
accommodations for boarding and
lodging at the reasonable price of
80 cents per day. Sup't Denman
has decided to grant the prayer of
the petition. This years annual
will be held May Is, 1o, 20. B. F.
Mulkey, president State Normal at.
Ashland, Henry D. Sheldon, of
Department of Education of State
University and Sup't Ackerman are