Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-04-17

For w. J., Douglas and Walk
over Shoes gee Nolan & Callahan.
! Don't forget the, Hazelwood ic
cream served Saturdays and Sun
days at the City Restaurant.
New line of Fine Black Dres
Goods just received, Nolan &. Gala
han.
One hundred and fifty ,.ic,
trimmed hats very cheap at
| Mrs. j. MAsoN's
Miss Lillian Glass returned home
Wednesday, from an absence O.
several months. She is improved
lin health.
/ Rev. Andrew Csrrick, Of this city
was elected moderator at the meet
ing Of the Presbytery Of tbs VII
lame.te, held III Brownsville this
week.
Capt. J. w. Crawford made Lis
first appearance on the streo,s,
Wednesday,, in TEN days. He 's
just recovering from severe at
tack of Ia grippe.
w. P. Small, who 1e.;des Just
west of Albany in this county, is
dangerously i'll. He is suffering
from q relapse after an attack of
tvnhO;d ul,al,tnnnia
The Woman's Missionary Society
convened at Brownsville, Wedn' s.
day. Mrs. J. B. IIorner, Mrs NJ.
Nj Davis and Mrs. J. w. Crawl rd
attended from this city.
Mrs. Hoover, formerly of Corval-
lis, who has been visiting during
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Lyons, at Valdez, Alaska, has re-
turned to her home in Fossil, Or.
A Eugene dispatch says that DIR.
and Mrs. G. W. Lowe are just re-
covering from an attack of ptomaine
poisoning, as the result of eating
canned corn. D #. Lowe is the we'll
known oculist.
Bryon Brush, aged "a years, was
taken to the asylum from this
county. Tuesday. He is a sor Of
l.. A. Brush and came to this coun-
ty from Iowa something over year
ago, settling at Fairmount.
The old steamer VIM. M. Hoag,
which has just undergone extensive
repairs, was launched from Port
land ship yard few days ago and
will soon go into commission. Her
name will be changed to "Annie
Cummings"
At the Evangelical conference
which has been IN session in Port
land this week, Rev. III. A. Deck
was assigned to his present pastor
ate in Corvallis. Rev Myron
Boozer, formerly of this city, will
occupy pulpit in Portland.
Tn our item in Fridays issue in
reference to the flower contest
to be entered into by the school
children, it was stated that
prizes will be awarded" next
week. It should have read IAN
nounced." FRIES will not be
awarded untl, the flowers are pro-
duced; oably next September.
Samuel T. Thurston and Miss
Blanche Taylor were married at
the residence Of the brides parents
in Eugene, Wednesday, at high
noon. The groom is former stu
dent of the o AC. His bride is a
former teacher in the Eugene pub
lie schools. Mr.. and Mrs. Thurs
ton will take up their residence at
Charlottesville, where Mr., Thurs
ton is engaged in, the sawmill busi-
ness.
G. B. Hardin was visitor at the
GAZETTE Office, Wednesday. Mr..
Harbin came to Oregon from Lin
coin, Nebraska, last October and
with his family took up his resi-
dence at Forest Grove. He is a
teacher of short hand of many
years experience and hopes to es-
tablish a school in Corvallis. Mr..
Harbin is greatly pleased with Ore
gon. He says that last winter was
the most pleasant he has ever
spent. After an absence of a few
days, he will return to Corvallis
and determine finally whether to
locate mere or not.
Albany is to nave an entirely new
street lighting system, known as
the alternating constant current
series system, using enclosed arc
lamps, which have been adopted by
all large cities installing new plants.
When the new plant is completed
the power and lighting service will
be continuous throughout the "a
hours, requiring the entire rewriting
of the pole line system and new
transformers in the business part of
town The irnnrnvonoonfs wi1l coof