Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-11-08


Mr.. De Varnty returned Satur
day from a business trip to Mon'oe
Heber V. Swami went to Port
lane Sunday, on business.
Just moment please-Can and
See Blackledge's new ine of we Il
paper.
Turkeys wanted for Thanks giving
Highest cash price paid. Smith &
3 ulden.
Work commenced YESTERDAY or
the Corval.is-Kings Valley Inde
peniel telephone iine via Airlie.
Postmaster Miles. Of Kings
Valley was in Corvallis yesterday y
on business.
Next Saturday will be the las'
day that cider VIII De made at the
Corvallis Ciutr Factory. Ali who
want cider made must hurry.
Mrs. j. Tyler who for the past
week has been visiting her mother
In Corvallis, returned 10 her home
in Salem. Saturday. r.
Miss Grace Catch entertained q
nun Der of young ladies at cards
saturday afternoon, in honor o1
Miss Ella Rosenstein.
Miss Louise Gilbert, who has
been visiting frieuds i'll Dallas foI
the past two weeks returned home
Sunday.
Catarrh sufferers will be glad to
learn that specialist in this and
other chronic diseases is now at the
Hotel Corvallis. Consultation free.
Monroe will have electricity.
Arrangements were made Saturday
with Mr.. De Varney for the pur-
chase of a plant. 1t will b. in
stalled at the Wilhelm mill as
soon as possible.
After an extended visit with
Monroe friends, Miss Kate Gerhard
returned home yesterday. She was
accompanied by Miss Sarah Will
helm, who will spend a few days
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. w. P. Lafferty returned
Saturday from the East and is now
at Garfield, Washington, where she
is visiting her son and she will re-
main for some time.
The popularity of Cauthorn Hall
as students home is unquestioned.
There are rs boys there at present
every room is occupied and as soon
as one leaves there are mum Der Of
for the place.
There will be a reception at Cau-
thorn Hall Friday night, given. by
the young men of the club to the
lady students. An elaborate pro-
gram of music, addresses and re-
freshments has been prepared for
the occasion.
A memorial service will be held
Nov. 26, for the late Mrs. Jacob
Henkle. Bishop Castle, life long
friend of the deceased, who was
absent in the East at the time of
her death, will preach the funeral
discourse in the Chapel of Philo-
math College. -.s. .--
Blackledge has furniture on each
side of South Main street, but the
street became wide and
impossible gulf between them, until
Saturday, at his own expense, he
put in a public crosswalk. It
would be a good thing if several
more of these walks were put in on
Main street.
F. G. Gillespie, general agent of
the Union Pacific Coal company
was in Corvallis Friday, inyesigat-
ing proposition to supply our
railroads and manufacturing con-
Germs. Those whom he sought
directly were the S. P. the Electric
Light and the Water companies.
The best rate was $500 per ton, but
the proposition was turned down as
wood is cheaper.
We desire to call the attention of
our readers to the new merchandise
firm of Moses Bros. successors to
W. P. Laferty in the "Arcade. :"
Moses Bros. need no introduction
to the people Of Benton county as
they have operated a general store
in Philomath for a number of years
The interior of the store has been
completely remodeled and IN
addition to the stock of holiday
novelties, queensware, ETC., the new
firm will carry dry goods, groceries
hats, caps. shoes, etc. The aim Of
the new proprietors is to keep in
stock everything desired by the
general public and we believe that