Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-01-12

day morning.
Miss Elsie Dilley, at the Hotel
Corvallis, is seriously sick with aP.
pendicitis.
j. e. Henkle and w. A. GEL
latly came in on the train the last
of the week.
J.J. Bristow, Of Nashville, pass.
cd through Corvallis, Friday, going
to Portland for few days.
Mrs. ]. C. Hammell and daugh-
ter, Blanche, spent q few days in
Portland last week, returning home
Saturday.
r. r. Turner returned Saturday
from q two weeks trip through East
ern Oregon where he was attending
to some land business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leese re-
turned from Corvallis Tuesday
evening to renew acquaintance with
sunshine.-Toledo Reporter.
The Independence Enterprise has
bean sold to Walt Lyons. Clar.
ence Waggoner is the retiring editor
and has been on the paper nine
years.
Mrs. J. Mason returned home
Monday from Philomath, where
she has been for tho past ten days
visiting her mother who is in quite
poor health.
J. NJ. Nolan and wife are spen.
ding . few days in Portland. Mrs.
Nolan 10 visiting her sister, who
was injured . few weeks ago by
falling from car.
r. p. Morgan left for Texas last
Friday to be gone two or three
months. He will stop over at Sac
ramsnto q few days and will visit
Salt Lake and Pueblo on the trip.
The parents meeting which was
to have been held at Wells on jan
uary l6 has been postponed by
Superintendent Denman. The
meeting will be held Saturday JAN
usry 30, without fail. A full pro-
gram will appear in later addition
on the GAZETTE.
Corvallis Lodge, A. F. & A. M. is
90 crowded with work that it be.
came necessary to hold two special
meetings last week in addition to
the regular Wednesday night ses-
sion. The week wound up with a
banquet in the supper room of the
Lodge on Saturday evening, which
was we'll attended.
Miss Aileen Webber, who has
been spending the past three weeks
visiting in Albany and Corvallis,
left last night for Ashland, where
she is instructor in music at the
Southern Oregon State Normal
School. Her mother, Mrs. Lulu
Webber, will remain in Albany and
visit at the home of her brother, H.
W. Stevens.-Sunday's Herald.
NJ. H. Bauer has purchased the
interest of A. e. wilkins in the
Craven & Wilkins tailor shop. |
The new proprietors expect to an
large their business in the spring
aud q new building will be erected
for them where the old one now
stands. Mr.. Wilkins wishes tot
thank tho public for their past lib
,eral patronage. The present pro-
prietors are both first-class tailors
and we wish them success. |
One Of the most successful after. |
noon parties of the season Was given
by Mrs. s. N. Wilkins at her resi-
dence on Madison and Third Streets |
on Saturday afternoon of last week.
Good music and an excellent lunch
were the prominent features. Mrs.
Lolo Wigls of Prineville. now on a
visit to her parents, assisted her
mother in her duties as hostess.
Miss Pearl Simpson leaves this
week for Lind, WASH, where she
will remain for an indefinite time. |
Miss Simpson makes this change in |
the hope Of bene6tting her health.
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sey-
mour Simpson will also leave about |
February LIST for the same town.
They will not dispose of their fine
residence property in this city, but
hope to return to Coz Wallis in . few
years.
When looking around among the
business houses of the city in search |
Of the January bargains 80 dear to
the feminine heart, don't forget to
remember that the reductions made !
In the prices Of the old but enter.
prising firm Of Nolan l. Callahan |
are all bona.fide. It is a case of
must with them. They must have |
room for their spring stock of new
styles which will arrive very early. |
Look over their list of bargains |
and govern yourself accordingly.