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

Roy Shaw went over to ALBANY
Friday on tusinest.
T. D. Hinton and ftmi y, of Mon
roe, were il t,wn Saturday.
All kinds of repair work done at
JK. Berry'e.
The Drs. F. B. ard A. j. Dayt
have come TO Corve HIS for Il weeks
stay.
Miss Mamie Rowland went to
Portland SATURDAY, where sue will
visit for Il couple Of wee ks.
81 k and woolen goods Il specially
at Corvallis Steam Laundry.
r. Caft'n, one of the city fsthers
of Salem, passed Friday here trans
acting business.
Roval Shaw and Harold Rum
baugn, OAC students, spent Sun
day with their home folks In Al
bany.
Full line of high grade groceries
-, crockery, ETC., st P. M. Ziei offs.
Walter Cummings and Ralph
Cady have purchased the woodsaw
of MIR. Hansell.
Our merchants report a large
trade from Linn couuy residents
Saturday. They know where to get
good goods and cheap prices.
Parents should be on the alert
to detect the first symptoms OF eye
strain in their children.
Mrs. nellie Glassford Swan, has
been employed as teacher in Oak
Ridge, or Bard Box school. School
opens Monday.
A new eight-roomed, two-story
residence is being erected just west
of Bodine's warehouse; it is owned
by George limerick. and son.
You can get the birds down with
the ammunition that J. K. Berry
handles.
A souvenir post card, written by
Mrs. Elsie Canfield-Ferch October
Is, on board the steamship Mon
golia" says they are having pleas
ant trip, The Mongolia has on board
S3 missionaries.
Fishing tackle. hunt ers' supple
and sporting goods at Hodes' Flo
neer Gun Store.
A Halloween party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Chapel at Inavale Saturday even
ing. A delightful time was had.
A number of Corvallis young
people were among the merry
makers.
DR.. Dayton, the eye specialist, is
now in Corvallis on his regular visit
and will be in his office at the Ho-
tel Corvallis until Saturday evening
November 5. Examination Free.
There will be Citizens Mass
Meeting at the Court House on
Wednesday evening. The speakers
will be E. S. J. McAllister, attor-
ney of the Anti-Saloon League and
prominent business men of this city.
Let everybody turn out and hear
them.
Rev. D. s. Summervelle, who
was assigned to Albany by the re-
cent NJ. E. conference, has been
changed to Ashland and it is prob
able that Rev. J. w. McDougall,
of Grants Pass, will acceptably as
sumo the pastorate of the church at
Albany.
A basket social was given by the
Sunday School at Oak Ridge Fri
day night and the sum of $25 was
raised. Good things to eat and an
excellent program were features of
the evening. A number of Corval-
lis young people were in attend
ance
Portland's population for 1904 is
15OCG9. This estimate is made by
the local managers for R. L. Polk
e. Co. who are publishing Port
lands new directory. This esti-
mate includes the Chinese, Japan
ese and other foreigners as we'll as
the hotel trade and floating popula-
ton. Without these the net popu-
lation is 137.6OO or a gain of IA
600 people in II months.
Mrs. Chester V. Dolph who has
occupied the Smell cottage during
the past summer has fitted up one
of the Dolph cottages in College
street at Portland, and left for that
city on Mondays train. She will
remain in Portland until the close
of the Lewis and Clark fair, when
she will travel abroad for two or
IL i 100;