Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-04-28
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
The Red Box is Ginning.
Liquid air-Tomorrow right.
Top buggy for sale at Winuegar's
feed shed.-Alva Thompson.
New lace curtains, 1875 pair just
received at Nolan & Callahan's.
Miss Mildred L:nnville is visit
ing in Portland with relatives and
friends.
Walter Boon, formerly of Corval-
lis, and Miss Anna Kupetz were
married at Eugene last week. Rev.
Father Bentgen performed the cere.
mony.
Mrs. Espy has taken the agency
for the famous Mme. Karrow's 8
remedies, formerly controlled by
Mrs. Wrage, and will be pleased to
fill all orders for same.
Floyd Bogue is recovering from a
severe illness. When sufficiently
strong to make the trip, he will go
to Eastern Oregon, where it is
hoped his health will be greatly
improved.
Mr.. John McPhail, of S,hrieber,
Ont, visited in Corvallis last week,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Leese. Mr.. McPhail and Mr.. Leese
are partners in the butcher busl.
ness at Schrieber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Stovall.
moved into their elegant new resi
dence in Grants Pass last week
Their many Corvallis friends and
acquaintances will be glad to hear
of their prosperity.
Miss Bessie DiIIey is the candi.
date of the Order of Lyons for car
nival queen. In the list given to
US for publication in Fridays issue,
she was named as the Artisans
candidate. The latter order has
not yet chosen representative.
SIN Sampson had as guests, last
week, two cousins, w. E. and O.
w. McMurray, whom he had not
seen in 45 years. These gentle
men are accompanied by R. p.
Wright and E. p. Fuller. They
allraside as Algona, Iowa, and are
in 0regon on a. tour of the coast
fer pleasure and inspesti0ssz
Mr.. and Mra. David Ruhla4cele-4
brated the fiftiefh anniversary of
their wedding at their home at
Waldport~ last Wednesday,, April
22nd. Tasy- started ON their we'd
ding tour across the plains to Ore
gon so years ago. Nine children
were born to them-six girls and
three boys-all of whom, with IS
grand children, are still living.
Rev. L. N. Boozer. new pastor of
the First United Evangelical
Church, and his family have arriv-
ed from Joliet, I'll and tomorrow
he will enter on his work at that
church Mr.. Boozer is well known
here, as he was pastor of the Second
Church, Albina, before he went
East. He is also known among
the members of the First Church.
He will occupy the parsonage some
time during the coming week.
Oregonian.
Quite delegation of students and
others from this city will accom-
pany o A C's orator to Dallas, May
lst. The state oratorical contest of
the Inter collegiate Prohibition As
sociation will take place in Dallas
on the above date, and a special rate
has been secured over the railroads.
Eight colleges will be represented,
and 500 in cash prizes will be
awarded: first place, $50; second
place, $25; third place, SIS. The
winner will represent Oregon in the
interstate contest, which will be
held in Corvallis.
DR.. A. D. Morrison, of Portland,
has concluded to locate among US
and is having an Office built next
door to Adamson's drugstore. DR..
Morrison was for years employed as
druggist in the we'll known drug
house Of Graham & Wells at Cor
Wallis, and understands that line of
business thoroughly. Resigning his
position there he went to California
and began the study of medicine
and after three years returned to
Oregon, entering the medical de-
part,pent of the state university,
graduating therefrom with high
honors. We bospaak for DR.. Nor
rison success in his new field of OPP
erations. .-Prineville Review.