Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-06-21
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Rev. Egerton made this Office a
p1oocont coll Saturday

pleasant call SATURDAY. 4
M S. Richard was among the
EGAzETTE's callers Saturday.
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T. L. Coon, of Dusty, was in the
tciIy on business Saturday.
E. P. Jackson made a brief visit
to Albany last Thursday.
T. R. Brown was looking after
business matters in Albany Thurs
day.
B. D. Michaels, of Portland, is
visiting his brother -in-law, M. P.
Fruit.
! Mrs. T. J. Black, of Portland,
who has been visiting Mrs. Fruit
and Mrs. McMahan. in this city,
leaves for her home today.
Robert Turner, who has been
serving a 50-day sentence in the
county Jail, for carrying concealed
weapons, was released Friday.
Mrs. F. L. Miller and son, Max,
left Saturday for visit with friends
in Iowa, also visiting the St. Louis
Fair. They expect to be gone two
months.
Mrs. Chas. Berry and daughter,
Rena, will arrive today to pay a
short visit to Mrs. Brunk, after
which they will take short trip to
the coast.
DR.. Lowe has just returned from
New York, where he has been tax
ing a post graduate course on the
eye. He arranged while in the
East to purchase his goods cheaper
than formerly and will give his
St. Mary's Chapter, o. E. S. will
hold their next meeting this Tues
day evening, June 2l, at Masonic
Hall. Come and congratulate the
members who have received Grand
Chapter appointments.
Miss Dowell, who occupied the
department of art at Philomath
College last year, after short visit
at Irving, Oregon, with friends will
start for her. home in York,
4 Nebraska.
The Corvallis Steam Laundry
will now be found in its new locat-
ion in the old Salvation Army hall
On north Main street. The change
was made because of better &C
comodations and the large increase
of business.
Miss May Kester has just finish
ed four months successful term OF
school in the Noyes district in the
Blodgett valley. The school has
had trouble for several terms, and
it is credit to Miss Kester that
|. she has had such a quiet and sue
cessful term.
/ Moses Wright, of Lyons, Nebras-
ka, was a recent visitor to Benton
county looking for a location. Be-
cause Of the difficulties arising
from the free use Of government
land in his state and the order from
the government to the farmers to
remove all fences thereon, many
have sold out and are locating else
where.
G. F. Kinney, a recent arrival
from Idaho, has purchased, through
Am bier & Walters, the Hart stock
ranch of 100 acres near Harlan
) Lincoln county. The consideration
was $500 with some stock includ
ed. Mr.. and Mrs. Hart have NOV.
ed to Cottage Grove, to live with
their children.
Pres. I. E. Caldwell and Mis-
Theresa Mcdonald, of the Latir
department, and Miss Virginis
Dowell, of the Art department, o
: the Philomath College will 60 tt
Salem today to attend the United
: Brethren Conference, now in session
! at that place. After which Pres
= Caldwell will start for his old home
in Swanson, Nebraska, to spene
the summer. Miss Mcdonald vii
< start for Berkeley, California, wher'
3 she is to take special course il
. Latin, and Miss Dowell goes to be-
5 home in York, Nebraska.
8 Leo, the 15-year-old son o
= Sheriff Burnett, was seriously in
jured Friday evening in a runaway
on Main street. He was thrown tt
the ground beneath lot of clothes
racks, receiving severe scall
wound, several bruises about his
head and face and both arms wer,
badly wrenched. He was taker
into Jess Spencer's barber shop
: where DR.. Lee dressed his wounds
The horse he was driving was al