Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-07-14
Best grade Of gasoline, 80 cents
per gallon at Berry's,

this city, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kiger an
child were passengers to Newpor
Friday. They will return hom
Thursday.
| Next week from noon Wednes
day to noon Saturday, July 18th t
18th, DR.. Lowe, the well known
oculo optician will be in Corvalii
at the Occidental hotel. Have hin
test your eyes for glasses.
Miss Inez Williams, who wal
queen of the Corvallis carnival, hal
accepted the invitation of the com
mittee to be the guest of Astoria
during the regatta to be held al
that city, August 10Th, goth ano
2lst.
Mrs. 1. NJ. Glen and family, o.
Eugene, are visiting with Mrs
Glen's sister. Mrs. T T.. Bryson
white Prof. Glen is conducting the
chorus work during the Southern
Oregon Chautauqu, Association,
which couvenes in Ashland tomor-
row.
A casket containing the remains
of John T. Hanlon passed over the
G. & E. to Ona, Lincoln county,
Friday. Deceased died at the Coed
Samaritan Hospital in Portland,
July Sth, of asthma. He was a
native of Kentucky, where he was
born 81 years ago.
The band which is to furnish
music at Newport this summer
passed through this city on Satur-
days G. & F. The organization is
composed of players from Salem,
Albany, Portland, Eugene, Shedd
and Newport. They entertained
the crowd at the depot with lively
march on their way to the coast
Saturday.
The election for determining the
question of issuing school bonds in
the SUN of $4,000 is to be held in
school district No 9, next Monday
afternoon. The polls will open at
one o'clock. Patrons of the school
should make a note of this, and
show by their presence at the polls
on that date that they have an ac-
tive interest in school affairs.
]. D. McCready and family wish
to express their most heartfelt
thanks for the kindness and sym
pathy shown them by this commu-
nifty in their late bereavement.
Words are inadequate fully to ex-.
press their appreciation of the COM
fort and assistance they have re-
ceived, since the disappearance of
little Garnet and the recovery of
her body. j
Special tickets will be sold over
the S P to Portland and return
during the Woodmen's carnival in
that city. July IA to 25 inclusive.
A rate of one and one third fare
will be made for the round trip.
Date of sale, July 18th and 22nd.
Tickets sold on July l4th will be
limited to July 10Th, and those
sold or July 22nd will be limited
to the 26th.
Rev. T. J.. Moore and the Cathey
brothers, George and Collie, ex-
oect to leave next month for
he Bohemia mining district where
;hey have some valuable claims.
DR.. Cathey will join them later and
hey will spend a month in deyel-
,pnlent work. General Manager
louis Hartley, of the Great East
,rn Company, lett last week to
iirect work on the group of mines
'wned by that corporation in the
|ame district. His son, Warren,
llso left last week for the same place. |
The ladies of the Congregational
church are planning to run an
excursion over the Corvallis &
Eastern, from Corvallis to the
eastern terminus of the road a |
week from today. The encourage
nent they receive will determine
the excursion will be run.
It is believed that rate of one dol |
ar can he secured for the round
rip il sufficient tickets are sold to
Justify it. This excursion will be
he first to be run eastward this !
season and should prove very pop |
liar.
The revival services which have
been conducted by Rev. Allen Will
ION for the past two weeks, will be
until tomorrow evening.
Arrangements had been made to
,lose the meetings last Sunday
evening, but the board of directors
If the Christian church succeeded |
n having Rev. Wilson released |
rom other engagements, permitting
Tim to remain few days longer in
Corvallis. He has been very SUI
;essful in his efforts here. over 80
having professed Christ duriag the