Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-05-01

| Miss Ethel Kyle has been engag
ed to teach in district No. AZ, il
Aisea.
/ Capt J. W. Crawford returned
ye ,ter9av, from short busip. g
visit in Salem
i Call and investigate that "R.s
Box proposition at Nolan & Gala
hans THERE'S money in it.
| Don't forget the Haaelwood ic'
cream served Saturdays and Sun
d4vs at the City Restaurant.
| Mr.. and Mrs. s. l. Kline returned
to San Francisco this week, SPEND
ing few days in Portland EN- fou'e
] D. A. Oshurn left Wednesday or
a business trip, which may require
an absence of month from this
city.
Go to A. Hodes for Natures
Health Re,storer The best Rl.eu
matte and Blood Purifier in the
Iw,r'd. NIL Adams, agent.
Bush Wilson left for San Fran
cisco, Monday. lie hopes to secu,e
4 employment in th It city. but if un-
successful, will attend business co'-
lege there.
Mrs Espy has taken the aee,cv
for the famous Nine. Karrow's
remedies, formerly controlled by
Mrs. Wrage, and will be pleasedto
fill all orders for same.
Don't forget to call for the Hazel
wood ice cream every Saturday and
Sunday at the City Restaurant;
also first-ciass meals, 25 and SO
cents. G. w. LEDERLE, Proprietor.
Rev. J. Lister, of Eugene, will
occupy the pulpit at the Christian
church, Sunday morning. Mrs.
Humbert will preach in the even
ing. Her subject will be ga Worse
Thing"
The pastor of the United Evan
gelical church will preach on Sun
day morning at II o'clock. In the
evening at 8, the Woman's Mis-,
sionary Society will have charge of
the service. An interesting pro.
gram will be rendered at this SER
vice. Service at Mt. View at $50
p. N.
w. E. Conan, general freight
and passenger agent of the Southern
Pacific, has accepted the invitation
of the Citizens League to address
the citizens of Corvallis at the fire.
mans hall, Monday evening. He
will speak Of the immigration work
now being carried on by the Hsrri-
man system, explain the benefits to
be derived therefrom by this state,
and point out the necessity of local
commercial clubs The League is
quite anxious that a large number
of citizens shall be present to hear
Mr.. Coman's address.
The~attendance at the social and
musical entertainment given by the
Maccabee band boys Wednesday
evening was quite well attended,
considering the counter attraction
at the armory. The receipts Of the
evening amounted to $35, and a
splendid time was enjoyed by all
present. The band gave a concert
on Main street before the entertain
ment. The organization is but
three months old and nearly all of
its members are beginners, yet it's
performance was most creditable.
Under gthe direction of Mr.. Nichols
the band gives promise of great
proficiency.
Mail Carrier Rickard, whose
route covers the territory from
Philomath to Dusty, had an excit-
ing chase after a runaway horse,
Wednesday morning. Mr.. Rickard
was gathering some mail from 8
UO4 dUOuI IOuE mileS eOutu Ol
Inavale, when his horse concluded
not to wait for him. It ran to D.
G. Ecker's place, three miles dis
tant, demolishing the mail wagon
on the way. Mr.. Ecker caught the
animal and started back to meet
the carrier. That gentleman had Sc
cured horse from Mr.. Fiester and
was hot on the trail. The mail
pouch was recovered and Mr.. Rick :
ard completed the trip on horse
back.
Complete arrangements have been
made for the parents meeting with
public school in Alsea, Saturday,
May 9th. The program is to begin
at 11:l5 sharp. Districts Nos. Al,
AZ, % and 7 will furnish a literary
program. The other features of the
program are "The Public School:
The Teachers Part" Messrs. D. w.
Jones, G. G. Springer, Miss Ethyl
Kyle; "The Directors PART" Messrs.