Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-03-31

April 3rd and 4th, at Miss John
sons.
Buy your milk of the Glover
Leaf dairy, operated by Taylor &
Curry.
Don't forget the Hazelwood ice
! cream served Saturdays and Sun
days at the City Restaurant.
Tomorrow is All Fools Day.
Keep your weather eye open or you
may be included In the bunch.
| We are In the market for mohair
and are prepared to giye you ful
value for same. 8. l.. KLINE.
Manuel Knight suffered q slight
stroke of paralJ sis a few days ago,
which has left him in a somewhat
crippled condition.
Mrs. Carl Hodes intends leaving,
tomorrow, for Gem, Idaho, to ,in
her husband who has employ ment
in the mines at that place.
Norm Lilly returned Saturday,
from Vancouver, Wash, where he
visited with Colonel Shaw, under
whom he served in the Oregon In
dian wars.
An eight ton road roller, the
property Of Benton county, arrived
in Corvallis from the East, on the
special freig ght train over the S P.
Sunday evening.
Don't forget to call for the Hszel-
wood ice cream every Saturday and
Sunday at the City Restaurant; !;
also frst-ciass meals, 25 and so
cents. G. w. LEDERLE, Proprietor.
D. G. Rose is making numerous
improvements in the interior of his
cigar factory. The whole arrange
lnent of the partitions and shelving
has been altered, and handsome
all-glass show case added.
The Mas mic Grand Council, R.
and S. NJ, of Oregon, holds its an
nual session at Portland, tomorrow.
Those who will attend from this city
are: H. w. Hall, S. Chapman, z, III.
Davis, S. L. Kline, w. e. Yates and
M. s. Woodcock.
Yaquina Bay is to be advertised
this summer more extensively than
ever before as summer resort. by
both the Corvallis and Eastern and
Southern Pacific, who will have
combination rates from all points
on the Southern Pacific, with
specially low rate from Portland
clear through.
S. M. Sampson, who has been at
the Soldiers Home near Los An.
geles, California, for several months,
arrived in Corvallis, Saturday, for
an extended visit. Mr.. Sampson is
delighted with the climate of our
sister. state. While far more than
the usual amount of rain has fallen
in Southern California during the
past winter, the weather there is
ideal.
D. Francisco and family leave to-
morrow for their former home in
Franklin, Nebraska, which they
left about year ago. Their son,
Enos, who accompanied them to
Corvallis will remain in this city.
Mr.. Francisco is highly pleased
with this state, but he believes he
can make more money at his trade
in Nebraska. We will give him
just year to be back in Oregon.
Good progress is being made in
the construction of the fume from
theBenton County Lumber Co.'S
mills to Philomath. George Irvine,
who is employed on this work, was
in Corvallis. Saturday. He says
that the flume is completed for a
distance of two and one half miles
from the mill. Many obstacles
arise to delay the work, but it is be-
| ing pushed as rapidly as possible
and the hume will be in operation
in the ar-fature.
L Ihe basketball teams representing
Dallas College and Willamette Uni
versity are playing series of games
to determine the championship of
the Pacific Coast. Already two
games have been played; one re-
sulting in a victory for w. o.. and
the other being won by..Dallas. The
deciding game of the series is to be
played at the college armory in Cor
Wallis. AS O. A. G. has defeated
w. u, and lost to Dallas when in
crippled condition. the farmers seem
to be right in the front rank.
It behooves sellers of butter to be
sure this article is up to the requir-
ed standard of weight specified by
law. A strong crusade against
short weight butter has been COM
menced by State Food and Dairy
Commissioner Bailey and his
deputy, Hermann Tartar. Deputy
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