Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-06-17

Misses Carrie and Bessie Dame
man left yesterday for Eastern Ore
gon to spend the summer.
Miss Mamie Stevens, of Albany
has been the guest of Miss Edns
Allen during Commencement. She
returned home yesterday.
/ C. NJ. Cady, of Corvallis, is act
| ing as third trick operator at this
! station while Earl Lander is hold
| ing down the third trick at the dis
patchers desk--Reseburg Plain
dealer.
Notice has just been received Of
the death in Chicago of Mrs. Edwin
M. Eddy, wife of Col. Eddy. Miss
Eddy, it will be remembered was
born in Corvallis and her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott residing here
still.
Horse racing in Corvallis July 2
also a ball game.
Tom Bilyeu, who graduates from
the Cornell University in the me-
chanical course is expected home
almost any day. Mr.. Bilyeu is a
Corvallis boy and has won honor
for himself and his state in far
away New York.
DR.. Lowe has just returned from
New York, where he has been tax
ing a postgraduate course on the
eye. He arranged while in the
East to purchase his goods cheaper
than formerly and will give his
patrons a like reduction on his
former prices.
Buy meal ticket at Chipman's
and eat when you please.
The Iowa people will give a
picnic in Avery's grove June %.
Every "Hawkeye" is invited to be
present. Anyone who has ever
been a resident of Iowa may become
a member of the association. The
object of the picnic is to have a
general good time. Bring your
basket well filled with good things
to eat, as dinner will be served on
the grounds.
J. w. Ray for shoe repairing
One door south of Harris's store.
A number of ladies were enter
tanned in a delightful manner on
Wednesday evening at the home of
Miss Lura Flett. Several pleasant
hours were spent with games and
other amusements, as only girls
know how to amuse themselves,
and ended with light refreshments
Miss Flett's guests were Misses
Bertha Waterous, Alice Jones, Pear
and Goldie Lamar, Maude Hayes,
Mary and Margaret Mccormick and
Bessie Yates.
J. e. Thompson, a young man 10
years of age, residing near Glover
dale, died Tuesday evening, from
the injuries received in the morn
ing by falling from horse. Mr.
Thompson was running a bull and
in some sudden turn the horse ran
against the bull with such force
that the horse and rider were both
knocked down. The young man
was caught under the horse in the
fall and received injuries which
resulted in his death.
Fireworks, Fireworks, Fireworks,
at Hodes' gun store.
DR.. s. w. Gamble, of Ottawa,
Kansas, is here by invitation of the
city ministerial association to de-
liver a course of five lectures on the
Sunday question. The object OF
the meetings is to correct anv false
impression that may have been
given out BY the Seventh Day Ad-
ventists in their meetings recently
adjourned, that Saturday is the
proper and only day. The lectures
commenced Wednesday night ano
will continue until Sunday night
The meetings will all be held ir
the Methodist church.
Buy a meal ticket at Chipman'l
and eat when you please.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Kline lef
Wednesday for Chicago and st
Louis. Mr.. Kline is one Of tn,
four delegates at large to the Re.
publican National Convention soor
to convene in Chicago. The othel
delegates are n. w. Scott and w
B. Aver, of Multnomah county
and Ira B. Smith, of Malheul
county. Mr.. and Mrs. Kline viii
attend the convention in Chicago
first. and return by way of ST. Louis
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