Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-11-11

i Mrs. Shipley and family, o
) Monmouth are visitors at the hom,
r of J. e Wyatt.
Mrs. Purdom ani family, whit
have been residents of Corvallis fol
:. some time, moved this week to In
n dependence.
II j. d. Mann lost fine bird doc
! Tuesday. He is spotted black and
e white and answers to the name oi
v Duke. ;" Anyone returning the
! dog will be rewarded
Georgia Harper, who is to play
all neAi week aL the Opera House,
is said 20 possess the most elegant
wafdrooe of a:y actress in the
W-st.
DR. & R. Fsrra returned yester-
day i:om al extended trip through
out the East Mrs. tarra is in
Kansas City, where she expects to
remain for some time
". q. RICE and a friend from
the East We're In the city Yesterday
looking u p some cf the offers iu
rea estate. The Easterner has come
to stay.
MIR. and Mrs. John F. Alien
have moved into CaIlahan's new
house on Sixth and Monroe streets,
and the residence vacated by them
viii be occupied I.y Mr.. anu Mrs.
Dick Kiger.
A company of twelve persons
arrived Saturday from McHenry
county, Illinois and have located
at Blodgett, Nashville and else
where. The leader of the party |
was R. B. Disbrow, who has been
here before.
Prof T. R. Coon, who recently
came here from HOOD River, with a
view to educating his children,
finds that business interests COM
pels him IT, remove TO Portland.
He will reside 1T University Park,
and is moving today.
The first Quarterly Meeting for
the M. E. Church, South, will be
held at Corvallis church, Saturday
and Sunday, November IL and 13.
Rev. G. L. McCaustland, the new
presiding elder, will officiate Ser
vices morning and evening. All
welcome.
Attorney w. E. Yates went to
Salem yesterday with A. w.
Fischer to try case in the circuit '
court of Marion county involving '
the charter rights Of the town of t
Silverton Mr.. Fischer owns a t
large mill at Silverton and the 7
question involved concerns switch !;
about to be constructed from the =
). P. railroad to his mill.
G. E. S. Wood, of Portland, who h
8 known to many of the readers of T
he GAZETTE gives some most time s
y and sensible "Advice to Aspiring :,
Young Journalists" in The Pacific =
for November which =
'hould be read and needed by every !
7oung person who would engage in Il
writing for publication. Good, c
erse, simple English is enough ex- S
'ressive for all purposes and young 4
writer's should study to use it. Ia
When local option goes into = !,
fleet in Benton county January l, !
here will be no saloon across the e
liver in Linn county as some an P
and the reason is this, o
hat Orleans precinct just across n
he river in Linn county is "dry." n
If the 80 lrecincts in that county, "
en- went "dry" and though the =
to make that a prohi- -
'ition county was defeated, the y
'recincts casting a majority for Ii
will be as "dry" as s.
hough the entire county had de- "
Jared for that side of the question. r;
'he precincts going "drv" are 81
3rawfordsville, Halsey, Lacomb, f.
'outh Lebanon, Orleans, Price, "
'hedd, Sodaville, Sweet Home and l.
tangent. 4
A number of players ard football
will 60 to Eugene to.
borrow to witness the big game :
etween Seattle and U. of o. The .,
cattle people claim that their team F,
as been greatly strengthened re- CO
entity and should they meet the he
'AC boys again the score would a. a.
e reversed. Eugene on the other DR.
and is pursuing her old tactics by an
seking to throw her opponents off CO
uard by the publication of articles "
nat would lead people to believe
nat her team was on the verge of
ollapse and then at the critical gt