Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-05-20
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c. F. Bowen of this city, is rus
ticating in Albany.
Eat ice cream and cake with the
Russians every evening
Have your fortune told by lin
CARA, the renown gypsy.
Born, on May l8 to Prof. and
Mrs. Mathews a daughter.
DR.. G. C. Eschelman, of Salem,
is registered at the Corvallis.
Mr.. c.. H. James. of Blodgett,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. ] Senger. of Portland is 10
the city and will remain a few days.
At the M. E. church Rev. Thos.
Egertor will occupy the pulpit both
morning and evening.
Mrs. Gene Simpson returned
home yesterday from California,
where she has been visiting for
several weeks.
Mrs. j w Linger returned Sun
day from a visit in Portland. She
was accompanied home by her
daughter, Mrs. Linville.
Miss Louise Oleman proprietress
of the City Restaurant spent few
days at her old home in Kings
Valley the first of this week.
The Smith, Witham & Dixon
harvesting company have purehas
ed a fine new traction engine also
band cutter for their separator.
One of our good citizens asks if
base ball On Sunday, isn't sin?
The kind the Browns, of Portland,
are putting up unquestionabiy is.
Coz gregational Church-Sunday
services as usual. Morning l1:0G
o'clock, evening 500. Sermon.
Christian Science "Isit Safe Guide"
In the Art booth will be found
both useful and dainty articles.
Everyone competing for any OF
the prizes at the Rose Show must
bring their roses early Friday morn.
ing so the committee can arrange
them. ----.
Union meeting of all the young
peoples societies of the various
churchs at the Congregational
church next Sunday evening at
$50 P. m. -.~-
Gene M. Simpson is studying
the fancy egg market in the rural
towns. He is now prospecting
Albany. Gene deserves an occasion
al clay" off. -
The Wah- Wah Reading Club
was entertained Wednesday even
ing by Miss Harriet Sheasgreen
About fifteen young people were
present and spent a very enjoyable
evening.
The Corvallis Creamery is doing
a larger business now than ever be-
fore in its history. Besides making
about 5000 pounds of butter a week
fully one-third of their cream is
shipped to Portland.
Carnival May 25, 26, and 27 at
the Opera House. Admission 10
cents.
The G. & E, r. R. Co. has just
completed the removal of its car
shops from Yaquina to Albany a
more central point. This will in
no way interfere with the prosperity
of the former place as some of the
citizens seem to think. Yaquina
city will grow in Importance rs the
development of the Pacific Coast
continues. It is an impor tant
point in several ways.
One of the neatest looking busi-
ness buildings in the city at the
present is that of j. D. Mann & Co.
and Henkle & Davis. The upper
front has just received a liberal
coat of paint and it has made a
wonderful improvement. The en-
terprise of these gentlemen should
stimulate others to improve their
faded buildings.
Earl Brown, of Philomath, one
of Benton county's efficient peda.
gogues, is teaching three months
term in the Westwood district. He
has sixteen girls and two boys, and
says it is one of the best schools ne
has ever taught. The school house
is situated near the Benton County.
Lumber Co.'s mill, and Mr.. Brown
lives in his tent near it. He is
camped closed to the big timber and
near q mountain stream.
On Tuesday morning the COM
mercial classes and a number of