Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-12-02

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of her daughter, Mrs. III. S. Pernol
A daughter was recently born t
Mr.. and Mr.. Kirby Mclean, Q
Lexington, Or.
Mr.. and Mre. S. N. Wilkins re
turned on Tuesday evening from al
extended trip through the East alt
south.
A new phone has been put in by
the Bell company for Jack and Bot
the up-to-date cleaners and dyers
The number is 531.
The first Spiritual Union of Cor
Wallis will hold services On Sunday
at Barrett Lyceum at 3 pm.
Doors open at 2:30. All invited.
The Corvallis Band of Mercy will
meet at the Free Reading Room
Saturday, December 3, at p. ~.
By order Of the president, Mrs.
Sarah -Cauthorn. Mrs. J. S. p.
Flint, secretary.
A son of Sam Frazier, who lives
near town, had the misfortune to
fall and break one of his legs about
six inches above the ankle, one day
this week. DR.. Pernot was called
and reduced the fracture and the
lad is now resting easy.
O, R. Ball, manager of the Port
land Office of the American Type
Founders company, and W. NJ.
Kelly, Pacific Coast manager Of the
Unitype Company, from San Fran
cisco, were visitors in Corvallis yes
terday. They paid the Office a very
F.! pleasant call.
Mrs. Chas. Small returned Mon
day from six weeks tour through
Eastern Oregon. She has been
visiting in Pendleton, Prineville,
Baker City, and other points. Mrs.
Small has been in poor health for
some time and the trip was taken
parity on that account. Her health
is now. however, much improved.
Albany is to have the hol.or of
entertaining National Convention
The Women's Missionary Society
of the United Presbyterian church,
of the United States will hold their
convention in that city some time
next summer, after the opening of
the Lewis and Clark Fair. A
large number of delegates are ex-
pected to attend.
Corvallis front yards are once
more taking on neat clean appear
ance as the leaves are all through
falling now, and everybody is taking
pairs to rake them up and burn
them. 1t is hard matter to keep
the lawn clean as the autumn leaves
are falling, but as this trouble is all
over for this season, the yards eau be
made to look fresh and pretty again.
w. A. Hadden is improving the
building on north Main street re-
Gently purchased by him. The
upper story is to be improved for
rooming purposes and the lower
floor will be fitted up for an office
to be occupied in about week by
A. E. Kiser, representative of the
Singer Mfg. company. Mr.. Kiser
will move his family from Salem,
and open a branch Office and sell
Singer sewing machines.
Small & Son are contemplating
making a change in their business
location. If the change is made,
they will move about February 1,
into the building now occupied by
Mrs. Small's candy store and Jess
Spencer's barber shop, thus consoli.
dating the two confectionery
Establishments. 1t is intended to
remove the partition between the
barber shop and the candy store,
which would make the store room
about four feet wider, and give
about II feet more window frontage
than they have in their present
quarters.
Hope Grange No. 269, of Alsea,
will publicly install their newly
elected officers for the ensuing year.
A committee consisting of Miss
Myrtle Strow, S. N. Warfield and
G. T. Vernon, has been appointed
to make general arrangements.
An invitation will be extended to
all Oranges in the county. The
fact that Hope Grange is one of the
best disciplined Oranges in the
state insures the affair to be sue.
cess. The date is Saturday, jan
uary IA, being the time for the
annual installation of officers. All |
"Uncle" Changers will be made to
feel at home. All "Antt' Changers
will be glad that they have come.
They have some good printers in |