Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-09-06

Alex Rennie has been On the sicl
| list for the last few DAYS.
A. w. Allen and wife. of Port
lard, are visiting here rs guests G
the AL els
Full line of high grade groceries
crockery, etc, at P. NJ. Zielolfs'.
Irma Greer returned Friday from
a six weeks stay in the Alse,
country.
From an ex ended visit at he
home at Glenn, in Eastern Oregon
Miss Mary Danneman returned t.
Corvallis Saturday.
Lamps, bedroom lamps, student.
lamps, glass lamps of all kinds, al
Zieroifs'.
Mrs. NJ. J Mason, after an absence
of six weeks visiting friends 1T New
port, Siietz aud tl-where, returned
Saturday and reopens her millinery
store today.
Chester Mason, who has beer
sp7ndlng the summer at Newport
is here and will spend the winter
with his mother, Mrs. Phoebe
Mason.
Crockery! Crockery! Crockery
Balls Mason trui. jars, stone jars
all kinds of jars from to 20 gal.
ions, at Zero,fs'.
Messrs. Allen and Pewtherer
OAC students last year, were hels
from their homes in Polk county
saturday, making arrangements tt
attend again this year. ~
J. C. Clark, class 'O4, OAC, who
has been visiting here for the pas
month, left Saturday t., accept 9
position as Y. NJ G. A. secretary il
Boise City, Idaho. -
Seed! Seed! Seed! Timothy
red and white clover, orchard grass
rape, etc., headquarters for Ill kinds
of grass seed. p. M. Zierolf, Cor
Wallis.
R. c, Craven, unable to meet
pressing claims, closed his doors
Saturday. His place of business
opposite the postofice will now be
permanently occupied by the geniaI
tailors, Bauer & Wilkins.
A report was in circulation Sun
day to the effect that Bob Vidito's
little boy had smallpox. Dr.. farra
who examined the case declines to
give an opinion but other physicians
are satisfied that it is only chicken
pox, which is harmless.
A familiar face upon the street
Sunday was that OF Victor Moses,
who returned on the noon train
from an extended visit in the east.
Victor says he had a good time and
his friends are all glad to see him
back.
The new telephone company was
scheduled to commence active oper-
ations yesterday but owing to the
fact that a number of transmitters
had not arrived the beginning will
be delayed for another day. The
service on the new phones will be
free for the rest of this month.
An operation for an abcess was
performed by DR.. Pernot upon
Thos Vidito Sunday afternoon
Tom has had tonsilitis 80 bad the
past few days that he could hardly
speak and a lancing of the trouble
some gland became necessary. He
is now doing well.
A beautiful picture of President
Roosevelt in colors, II K Is, neatly
mounted and ready for hanging, to
all new subscribers to the GAZETTE,
or old subscribers paving up ar
rears. This picture resembles a
costly hand painting and you will
never have the opportunity to get
one like it on such favorable terms.
Tell US that you want one.
Nolan & Callahan may occupy
the new Henderson brick now in
process of erection, if they can sc.
what they ask for in the way Of
Accommodations. As vet, however,
it is simply surne;sed and nothing
has been done. The one
tqing of most Importance is that
the building shall be completed
and in condition, so the removal
can be acco omplished this fall.
The p rocessing and packing of
prunes still goes on around at the
company's plant. About rs girls
are at work and already LIS, 900