Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-09-16

this week ON business.
Mrs. I. E. Hughes, of Roseburg,
arrived here Monday for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Glenville
Fishing tackle, hunters supplies
and sporting goods at Hodes' PIo-
neer Gun Store.
Miss Matte Strong left Monday
for Seattle, where she will take
course in a ladies' seminary.
A visitor to Corvallis Wednesday
was B. F. Grant from the Big Elk
country.
See those elegant parlor sets and
library tables at Hollenberg q
|! Cady's. w.
A big load of chittim was brought
lin Tuesday by Everett Wilson from
Box, in the Five Rivers country.
Mrs: JIM. Nolan and daughter,
Miss Mary were among the passen-
gers to Salem, yesterday to enjoy
day at the Fair.
By request the Flag Contest will
be extended by the donors until
Dec. 81.
Mrs. Will Walker, of Independ-
ence, visited in Corvallis, Sunday,
and On hsr return home was accom-
nanied bv her sister, Mrs. Davis, of
Philomath.
In a competitive examination for
five free scholarships in the Chicago
college of Music and Dramatic art,
Guy Z. Moore of this city was one
Of the successful candidates.
Lamps, bedroom lamps, students
lamps, glass lamps of all klnds' at
Zierolfs'.
The C. & E. will run no more
lSunday excursions to Yaquina Bay
this season. The travel mas fallen
off to such an extent that the COM
pany has decided to discontinue
them.
Big boys, little boys any kind OF
bovs suits at very low prices at
Knne's.
Cecil Stats, a member of last
years graduating class Of OAC,
will leave in the near future for St.
Louis, where he will enter a medl-
zeal school. Dame Rumor says he
will not 60 alone.
Millinery, millinery. millinery at
Mrs. ]. Mason's. Street hats and
caps, Fall and Winter stock just in.
Ladies call and see.
An apple weighing a pound and
a quarter is one of the sights Prof.
ISneak is showing his friends. The
name of the apple is 800 once" and
the specimen weighs exactly what
it's name indicates.
Crockery! Crockery! Crockery!
Balls Mason fruit jars, stone jars,
all kinds of jars from | to 70 gal
lions, at Zierolfs'.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Woods ce'e
brated the 49th anniversary of their
wedding day last Tuesday with
appropriate ceremonies. A broth
Ter and sister of Mr.. Woods were
present on the occasion the latter
of whom had not seen her brother
for 43 years.
Seed! Seed! Seed! Timothy
red and white clover, orchard grass
rape, etc., headquarters for all kinds
of grass seed. P. M. Zierolf, Cor
wallis.
Miss Alice Wicklnnd, who dur
: ing the summer has been spending
her vacation as a member of the
3 GAZETTE force left Tuesday to-
!. Salen, where she will attend tn
State Fair after which she will re
> turn and resume her studies a
OAC.
Business Chance. - Party will
l $1,000 to $4,000 desiring AL rea
lestate can have bargain if he doe
: business right now. Cali at ia
! zette oeice for particulars or addres
F. H. Corvallis, R. F. D. 3.
u S. S. Woods, of Rose Hill
J. IIowa, and Mrs. Ida Weatherly, G
College Place, Washington, arrive
lin this city Saturday and are tn
Iguests of their brother, J. W
y Woods. This is the first time Mrs
: |Weatherly has met her brother
). since she crossed the plains in 1856:
d Saturday Mr.. Woods will take hi
g brother and sister to Newport wher
a for the first time they will view tn
S Pacific ocean.
The Alsea mail carrier brough
hn