Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-11-01

Miss Btl~sE iwars of b. ,foun
tain. was in Corv is Saturday -.
After a visit with Corvallis friends
Mrs. Hare returned Saturday to
her home in Albany.
Mrs. G. G. Chapman left yester-
day for an. ext.nded visit with
friends in Iowa -
Fur of our popular young peo
tl go into anatn+r sta'e on the
18th inst-the state of mat rimonv.
NJ. S. Woodcock went t. Post
land aui VIII ne absent several
Ii, W.
DIR Darrin and W.T. Ieft ound, y
fer Dana-. where they WI remain
during November. \
A passenger on tpe c & E train
yesterday for an A bany tip WAS
Mrs TayIor Porter Who went o.!
business and viii resurn tydaY.
w O Hecka1t, the contractor
and builder, has completed tn Hesi-
dersou building and gone to Eugene
to hurry forward work taere
J-sse B. Irvine has moved ioto
nis new residence in Avery's addi-
ton, south Of the depot He is
erecting building necesSary % en-
gage IN the poultry industry.
An elegant new store building
30x60 and two st ries high has been
completed for Titus Rannev at
Summit. The g. -cond story will be
used as public hall. W B Diliy
of Corvallis is doing the work.
F. J. Chambers, who formerly
opera ted a general store at Kings
Valley, has reopened for business
at the old stand and invites his
former customers and friends to
cali and see him again. -.
Married, on the Goth of October,
at the home of J. H. Brown, James
E. Post, Of Summit and Mary j.
Robinett. of Blodgett, Horace Un-
derhill, Justice Of the Peace, Off
ciating.
A dozen,cr more fish hides, each
of which would be ample covering
for an OK, were on the C & E ex-'|
press car yesterday. They were
taken from baby whales and were
exceedingly tough.
Pref Cordley left yesterday for
Jacksonville and other points in
Southern Oregon on OAC Expert
ment Station work. The professor
is endeavoring to find an insect
that will prove a destructive enemy
to the San Jose scale.
An operation was performed YES
terday afternoon upon Arthur Hen
kle for abscess of the intestines.
Drs Cathey and Pernot were the at
tending physicians. The patient
is without fever, resting we'll and in
SOOu COuulGlOu III o. 1dpAu 1Ooo'o'y'
Mrs Carrie Goudy and mother
who left here for Portland enroute
to their home in Bedford, Iowa, left
Portland Thursday. They are
much pleased with: Oregon and an-.
ticipate visiting Oregon again dur
ing the Lewis and Clark Fair.
Bible Study meetings at the
United Evangelical church each
evening this week. Revival SER
vices will commence with next Sun
day ever ing, when Rev. Metzger OF
Dallas, will preach.
George Waggoner and Hon. Pun.
Avery returned Saturday from a
hunting trip on the Calipooia near
the Blue River mines. Three deer
were secured and a pleasant time
reported.
A meeting of the Corvallis con-
gregation of the Presbyterian church
will be held this (Monday) even
ing at the church at 1880 o'clock.
Matters of much Importance will
be laid before the meeting and a
general attendance is desired.
T. w. DilIey and J. E. Waggener
who went on a hunting trip to the
Blue River mines last week, when
last seen were headed for the noun
tain fastness, fully determined not
to return to civilization without a
supply of yenison.
The new lateral sewer in South
Corvallis, extending two blocks
from the Brien to the Lacy resi-
dences is being pushed with all pos
sible haste. The sewer will be
= feet deep at the south end and
about Is feet at the north end and
will be supplied with finch tile.