Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-09-11
LOCAL NEWS.


Hart Schaffner & Marx dressy
clothes for men. at kline's.
Misses Bessie and Effie Miehae
returned Monday from visit with
Albany friends.
We do all kinds of printing, and
we make specially Of doing il
right. ~
Alex Campbell has several no
tices out, stating that he is paying
60 cents per box to hep pickers.
Agents for the Oregon City Wool
en- Mills famous 5000 ali wool
suits. Great wearers. S l. Kline
Bush Davis arrived from the
Bay on Tuesday, for the purpose of
going with Prof. Horner, on hunt.
ing trip to Alsea.
Mr.. Graft, of Montavilla, sp' mt
Sunday in Corvallis. He came to
make arrangements for his sons 10
enter College this winter.
Amos King, former O. A. c.
student, passed through Corvallis,
Tuesday, en- route to- his home in
Portland. after months outing at
Yachats.
Capt. Hardin, left Tuesday for
Vancouver, Wash. to take exaini-
nation for promotion TO the exalted
rank Of major. He expects to be
absent only two or three days.
Louis Rathje and wife left Cor
Wallis last week for their home in
Addison, Illinois. They have been
visiting Mr.. Rathje's sister, Mrs.
H. F. Fischer, since last June.
Walter Sheasgreen, of this city,
who has been railroad agent and
telegraph operator at Newport dur
ing the beach season, returned home
this week and will attend schoo! in
Corvallis this winter.
The Hill drive of logs, coming
from about fifty miles above Eugene
is now in the r:yer between the
o. r. N lock and Fiseher's mill.
It is now being made into RATS to
be taken to the Corvallis sawmill
Nathan Haroun, son of Prof.
Hasoun of the Eugene business
college, left this city on Saturday
for Eugene. He will take posi-
ton with the Booth Kelly Lumber
Co. at one Of their stations in Lane
county.
The family of Seymour Simpson,
returned to Corvallis last week
from a four-weeks' outing in Etna
The many friends of Miss Pearl
Simpson will he pleased to learn
that sh. returns greatly benefited
In health FROM that trip.
E. J. Dunn has received the in
surance on his grocery store, for
losses sustained in the Sunday fire.
He was insured in the Scottish
Union and National Insurance Co,
who quickly adjusted his loss and
paid him $675.
The family of A. f. IIershner,
long residents Of this city, is leav-
ing this city for Gresham, where
Mr.. Hershner is employed as prin-
cipal of the Gresham school. Their
residence on College Hill will be
occupied by DIR. Lester.
J. B.. Horner and family re-
turned Tuesday, after two months
spent in their cottage by the sea.
The professor has one of the incest
locations at Nye Brook, aud re
Gently improved his cottage by Civ
irg it a fresh coat of paint.
The College recently PURCHASED of
Mr.. McMaLon, a handsome team
of three-year-old bay draft horses
With his team and brand new
set of harness, ordered through J
M. Cameron, Driver Robinson is as
proud as q peacock. Ths price
paid was $3.50.
Miss Abbie Wright, formerly of
Corvallis, but for several years
teacher in the public schools OF
Portland, returned to the latter
place Tuesday. She has been
spending the sunme- at Calistoga,
Calf. and visited with relatives
and friends mere, on er return
from California.
The new finn Of Smith & Boul
den are showing some excellent
goods in their line of business. On
Wednesday they received half q
dozen calves, which weighed dressed
from 225 to 275 pounds net. They
ranged in age from two to five,
months, aud were certainly credit
to the Willamette Valley.