Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-10-20
LOCAL NEWS.

NOldu O Cdlldudu.
Highest market price paid for
fresh eggs at Hotel Corvallis.
Nathan Taylor, OF Lobster, died
on Sunday.
New Goods all the time at Nolan
& Callah ans.
Eggs 2Scts at J. E. Henkle's new
store in Phiioc1ath.
Mrs. S. F. Owen, of Indepen-
dence, visited Corvallis over Sun
day.
Gale Hill, an Albany attorney,
witnessed Saturdays game in this
city.
Mrs. Merel and Miss Mollie
Walch of Yaquina, visited Corval-
lis last week.
Miss Margaret Fowell left Satur-
day for Wren, where she opened a
school yesterday.
Misses Goldie Irvine and Nola
Owen, of Independence, spent Sun
day in Corvallis.
Corvallis Lodge, F. & A. NJ,
meets tomorrow, Wednesday even
ing at Masonic Hall.
Miss Edna Burnett, of Iudepen-
dence, visited with her sister in
Corvallis the first of the week.
Mrs. E. E. Munday left Coryal-
lis on, Saturday, for a trip to Port
land and is expected home today.
School Books of All Kinds. Old
DO ks taken in exchange for new or
for cash. Allen & Woodward.
William P. Lord, Jr., son of ex-
Governor Lord, has returned to his
home in Salem on account Of weak
eyes.
Jasper Wilkins and wife, of Rose
burg, stopped over short time in
Corvallis, on their way home from
Portland.
The student body at chapel yes
terday passed resolutions thanking
the merchants and business men of
Corvallis for closing their places
during the game Saturday.
Mr., George Fuller leaves today
for Brunan, Mimi, on visit to his
father. It has been % years since
he left his home, and he will doubt
less find many changes.
Mrs. e. P. Miner and daughter,
Christal, leave TODAY for Oiex, in
EasIetn Oregon. They go for
change of climate and expect to re-.
main during the winter.
James Anderson, an old-time
resident of Toledo, passed through
Corvallis Friday on his way to
Portland to obtain treatment for
rheumatism in his right arm.
o. B. Connor moved Saturday
from the place known as the Berlin
property north of the College, to
the house in Wilkins Addition
which he purchased from B. F.
Hyland.
T. D. CaaaDbell, of Indepen-
dence, hat disposed Of his business
interests in that city, and with his
family, have moved to Corvallis,
where they resided before going to
independence.
H. B. Rowley sold his residence
on Third street to, Mr.. McLennan, of
Nebraska, for $4,000. Mr.. McLen-
nan will take possession at once.
He expects his brother and sister of
Nebraka to join him.
Mrs. Jane FELTON, starts for Mich
igan today, where she goes to make
her home with relatives, Mrs. Eel
ton has resided in Corvallis for a
number of years, and it was in this
city that her husband died leaving
her widow. The best wishes of
many friends 60 with her.
The microbes in the pleasant
waters of Independence must be
yeritable frehies. The Enterprise
says that young man en- route to
Corvallis to school, arrived at that
pOint under the influence of fire
water and proceeded to clean out
the town. He didn't go far until
he jcurneyed to the city Gala bose,
there to await the mercy of the
city recorder.
At Turner's store you will find
all goods fresh and clean, new and
up.lo-date. The stock will be kept
clean and neat, the goods purchased
of us will be clean and fresh. No
clerk hire, and cheap rent will en-
able me to sell as low as the lowest.
But remember that my goods will
be new and fresh stock will ar
rive weekly. Come and see me
You will find me there from Z a.
IN. to 8 D. M. J. NJ. TURNER
Scott Harris has returned from