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

AIIeT b!leI Visit WITH Ja as Ire
| ian0, of Beaver Creek, MIR. and Mrs
Frank Ireland returned to tn. i
home in Santa Cara c.unty, Calf
Oh Monday last.
Cider for sale in any quantity
always on hand at Smith & Boulder
J. D. Wells and family movee
into their new residence in NORTH
Corvallis Tuesday. The hous,
made vacaLt by Mr.. Wells is low
occupied by Thomas Vidito ant
family.
Mrs. E. E. Humiston received &
painful injury Sunday evening
while on her way to church. She
had the misfortune to slip and fall
upon the walk in such away as tc
strain but not break her arm.
Rev. G.. G. Love, president # the
Spiritual State Association, will lee
ture and give tests in Barrett Ly-
ceum on Sunday, November 13, at
3p. m. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
A fine new residence to cost in
the neighborhood of 1920 will
shortly be erected on north Main
street for Frank Strong Mr.. Strong
has purchased three Its from the
Henry Gerber property for the pur-
pose.
Beach Bros. have opened the
potato season by receiving at their
warehouse on South Main street, a
consignment of 1000 bushels of the
tubels. From now on until Spring
carloads will be received and ship
ped by these gentlemen.
Superintendent Denman received
a communication from Alsea on
Wednesday asking f,r a compe-
tent school teacher. He has opened |
correspondence with a lady teacher
in Linn county who desires a posi-
ton.
Main street for the distance of
two blocks in the main business
portion of the city is now COM
paratively free from mud. Work
men have been busy the past few
days removing slush formed by
the recent rains and the accumu-
lated summers dust
James Brody, who has been Wis
iting the scenes of his early child
hood in Scotland is expected home
any day, having LETT Edinburg
nearly three weeks ago. Mr..
Brodie has been sick nearly all the
time of his visit and longs to get
back to Oregon. Il
Fred J. Francis, a prominent
farmer of Blodgett Valley has pur- {
chased a 2O-acre fruit farm near
Dayton. He with his family
passed thorough Corvallis Wednes-
lay enroute to his new home. t
His Blodgett ranch will be in
charge of A. F. LAGRANGE.
Notice-The cider factory will :
,ot buy any more apples but will :
10 custom work only. Those VINO ,
want cider made will bring their y
'pples to the factory on Saturdays y
nly. This action has become nee. +
ssary owing to lack of space to put
ider.
The three-year-old son Of Henry =.
!. Horton, of Glenbrook, who was :.
Injured about three weeks ago by
'eing bitten in the face by :.
avage dog, is recovering and will =
ot lose the sight of his eye as was r
bought at first. The wounded eye
} healing nicely but it will probably y =
70 defective.
Have you pair of pants, suit p
f clothes, dress or any article of p
apparel that looks shabby? t
DON'T throw it away, but take it to c
ack and Bob, they will clean and l
ye it and make it as good as new. I
pecial rates from now on until 5
nanKsglVlng.
Notice to Subscribers-Those who
ave subscribed for the GAZETTE
nd are entitled to the Mt. Hood g
nd Roosevelt premiums will bear q
nth US patiently. We are sending o
hem out by mail as rapidly as .
ney can be mounted and they will b
each their destination within a G.
w days. We desire to call the =
of those who are not sub o
,ribers to the immense popularity q
: these handsome premiums. 81
ince we first began to advertise g
lem we have given away more l,
Ian 800 and our orders will con- u
derably increase that number. cf