Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-11-27
THE CORVALLIS GAZETTE,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


ter prices are offered for car load
lots.
Save your ewes and nervous
energy by wearing DR.. loves
glasses. They are the best by al
tests.
J. R. Wyatt, a lawyer of Albany,
now in attendance at the fall term
of the circuit court, is registered at
the Occidental.
Clarence Irwin and Roy Henkle,
of Philomath, filed ON homesteads
at the count clerks Office in Car
Wallis on Wednesday.
In the case known as the Polk
County Bank case, action brought
to replevin small flock of sheep, the
jury returned verdict awarding
$39.
Joseph Mustoe filed his intention
for naturalization papers with the
county clerk this week, and also
filed on a homestead in the Alsea
country.
The river was SO high on Wednes-
day that the ferry boat could not
run. It looks as if this state of
affairs would continue for day or
two more.
! w. P. Small, of Albany, a mem
\ Der of the g.. A. r. and soldier of
8Co. D, 18th Indiana, during the
civil war, is in the city in attend
ance ON the circuit court as Juror.
Corvallis Lodge A. F. & A. M. is
eceiving so many .accessions to its
pembership that special meetings
ave to- be called every week in al
ton TO the two regular meetings
Oh month.
Lon Lock-, who lives about three
es east of the ferry, in Linn
nty brought a. dressed hog to
n on Tuesday, that weighed 814
nds. 1t was purchased BY Hout
Go. 1t nerted the producer
BASO cash.
Smith & Boulden have shipped to
Portland for Thanksgiving 5000
pounds of turkeys and six dozen of
geese, all dressed. If every town
In the state sent in to Portland in
the same proportion, th ere was no
danger of famine there' yesterday.
y Stick hatpln in your calendar
Jon date Of November ihe Both to
to noon of the next day. DR.. Lowe
will be in Corvallis thea. He won't
send out any circulars announcing
his arrival, SO don't for get the days
and dates.
The novel party, ANNOUNCED in
recent number of this paper, to
come off at the residenc ef Mrs.
F. L. Miller, was a pronounced sue
cess. Some Of the costumes, were
unique and the guessing was
laughable feature. The room Is were
prettily decorated.
Preparations for roller SIX ating
rink, at the corner of Monroe and
Third SITS. are completed. The new
building, erected for the purpose by
Marshal Miller, is now ready for
painting, and the opening amour ,ce-
ment is expected soon. Skating is
now going on.
The ladies of the Eastern Star
must not forget the annual eIeetio
next meeting, Tuesday, Decembe
lst. There will be work, in addi--
tion to the election, and refresh.
ments after. Chapter will be OPEN
ed promptly at 7:30, so be there
early.
Don't let so-called opticians and |
peddlers fit glasses to your eyes.
Take no chances with your eyes.
Consult DR.. Lowe. He has been
coming to Corvallis for over 13 years
and has had over II years ex peri
ence as an eye specialist.
The city council passed the ordi-
nance making it an offense h, ride
bicycles on the sidewalks ar ound
the two school house blocks. This
will meet the approval of every
body interested in the welts re Of
our school children. The penalty
for violation is a fine of So to SIC.
The matter of the electric light
ing for this city for the next ten
years stands pretty much s.s stated
in our last issue. The Monday
night meeting made no progress in
the affair, but it is hoped that the
special meeting of the council, call
ed for Friday eveniu G, Nov. 27th,
will settle it for good and all.
Have DIR. Lowe cure your head
and eye ache by removing the cause
with pair of his superior glasses.
Several of our prominent citizens
are manifesting interest in poultry 1
eos scino %hot 10 vary oopomon1o hiE x