Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-09-15
LOCAL NEWS.

Good Clothes for Boys, at Nolan
& Callshsn's.
Hart Schaffner & Marx dreesy
clothes for men. at Kline's.
8. l.. Kline went to San. Fran
cisco ON Saturday.
J. B. Thompson, the Dallas hotel
man, was in the city on Friday.
Born, Thursday, July 10, 1903,
tsMr. and Mrs. Geo. Flanagan, q
son.
Judge Brown, of Toledo, has been
making q trip through the country
around Alsea-
Mrs. B w. Wilson will vieit du. (.
ing the week with Mrs. J. r. Ten
pleton, at Halssy.
The little six-year old son OF
Rey. G. C. Polling, Of Dallas, died
on Wednesday last, Of typhoid
fever.
Capt. Hardin returned from his
examination at Vancouver barracks
on Saturday. The result 10 no:
yet announced.
r. D. McLouth, for three years
in charge of the drawing depart :
msnt of the College. has accepted q
position in New York City, and re-
signed from the o. A. G..
The Corvallis Lodge A F. & A..
D., has q stated ,nesting tomorrow
evening. September 16. Masons
visiting the city are cordially in
yited TO be present.
A. ] Gator has opsned q new
steam chopping mill at his ranch
about n miller south Of Philomsth.
This will be n great eonyenience to
ths farmers in that part OF this
valley.
Our worthy postmaster, B. w.
johnson, went to Portland Satur
day on business Of the Grand Lodge
knights OF Pythias. Mr.. johnson
10 q member of the finance cDn
mittee.
Wm. Bogne and family have ro-
turned for Q short time to Corvallis
from their trip to Centrsi Orsg.n,
They will return to that section in
. few weeks and expect to remain
away several months.
B. G. Nt,si and wife, Of Mem phis,
Tenn. and Miss Myrtle @Aklsy, Of
Dawson City, were in Corvallis for
. short time Saturday. They are
making tour Of the Pacific Coast
states.
The Corvallis contingent Of the
Oregon National Guard returned
from the annual encampment at
Gearhart on Saturday last. 1t had
gained Eve pounds during the trip
and consequently looked Happy"
The Welker residence property
changed hands Wednesday. The
purchaser 10 Mrs. Mehala Stewart,
and the price paid was $500. The
property ia occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Small. A barn is be.
Ing erected on ths premises.
Don't forget that the last day for
paving taxes on this years tax roll
is October S, and that if neglected
till October 6, you will have to pay
10 per cent penalty and IL per
cent interest. Don't delay too
long.
Martin Smith and wife from
Grsenville, Ohio. are in the city on
. visit to Geo w. Smith. They
have been making an extended
trip through the Pacific Coast, and
speak in high terms of praise Of
Oregon.
Rev. T. 8 Handsaker, Of the
Church of Christ. begins . series Of
sermons next Sunday, and con-
tinuss for several Sundays, on
themes of vital Importance. Bear
this in mind when looking for q
place TO spend an hour on Sunday
Examinations at the College
coma tnynce on Friday Of this week,
and the recitations on Tuesday
next. Scholars are coming in rap
idly, aud the streets are becoming
lively. There is every indication
Of an extra large attendance this
year.
Bert Pilkinton will be captain of
the o. A. c. football team this year,
and e G. Hayward will be mana.
ger. Bert will occupy his old posi-.
ton as fullback. The team 10 en-
de2voring to arrange . game with
the University of Nevada, to bs
played in this city.
The Y. NJ. C. A. at the College
will max. their canvass Of the Cit
Tuesday. September Is, TO secure .
list of all roo,ning and boarding
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