Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-03-10

Order your trees and shrubs G
w. F. Gray, Corvallis, Oregon.
Grover Headrick returned yester
day from short visit with his sis
ter in Salem.
Grant, the little SOD of Mr.. anc
Mrs. j. M. Hemphill, is very il
with pneumonia
Mr.. Mills died at the Bentor
eaunty poor farm, SUNDAY, par
iial paralysis His funeral oc-
eur today ut Dusty.
Ross Nicholas, an old Corvallis
boy, cane-up froth Portland, Sum-
day, on business. He will be in the
city for several days.
Robert Johnson is in San Fran
cisco enjoying the sights of the Cal
ifornia metropolis and attending to
some matters of business.
Beginning with today, Arthur
Simpson. formerly librarian of the
O A c, will be on the mail route on
the o. R. & N. from Pendleton TO
Pocatelo.
w. O. Heekart 10 henls from o
three-months' visit with friends at
Franklin, California. He had a
most enjoyable vacation and is
much improved in health.
A number Of members of the To-
cal Y. P. S. c. E. drove over to AL.
bany last night to attend the night
session of the district G. E. conven-
tion now being held in that city
The second recital by the pupils
of the musical department Of the
college, under the direction of Mr..
Goodnough, will be given in the
college chapel, Saturday evening,
March 28th.
Recorder Vincent and Attorney
j. III. Wilson went to the coast Mon
day, for short outing, to inhals
some Of the ocean ozone, and OBJ
serve the effects of the equinox On
the waters of the Pacific.
The Occidental hotel in this city
has always enjoyed a large share Of
the patronage OF the local and travel
ing public, because its tables are al
ways supplied with all that the sea
son and markets afford, and its
rooms are clean and comfortably
w. G. Hanson, writing to the
GAZETTE" from Jelly City, Tehama
county, Calf, asks for information
the advantages of this
county, and says he would like to
hear from parties who want to sell
property, and from real estate
agents. He intends moving to Ore
gon, shortly.
Herman Tartar returned home,
Friday, from California, where he
has been taking special course in
shemestry at Berkeley. He leaves
today for Portland to accept POI
sition as deputy food commissioners
in the Office of State Dairy and Food
Commissioner Bailey. His work
will be mostly in the chemical labo-
'atory.
We are authorized to inform our
readers that Miss Georgia Harper
will positively appear with her COM
oany at the Opera House tonight. |
The play will be EAST Lynne" one
n which the company is seen at It's
very best. Miss Harper's "Lady
Isabelle" is considered by eminent
critics to be one of the strongest de-
ineations of the character ever
given.
Fl. L. Holgate has been trans
erred from the Agricultural de-
oartment of the census bureau to
he geological survey at a salary Of
y, 400 per year. He will enter
lpon his new duties in June. 1n
he meantime he will be employed
n the West at field work for the
department of the GEN.
us bureau, completing his work at
Astoria.
DR.. M. M. Davis and wife, Prof. J.
;. Horner and wife and Judge w. E.
Yates of Corvallis, G. e. Hawkins
nd wife. .G.zL. Gray and Misses
edith and Ethel Ross of Toledo,
vent down Wednesday evening to
rganize an Eastern Star lodge at
Newport. The lodge was organized
sith twenty five members. A:lunch
vas served and a general good time
7as had by all present.-Reporter.
Governor Geo. E. Chamberlain
las granted q full pardon to Iohn