Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-03-03
There is much sleighing and slay-
ing in Russia at present.

Ing In Russia AZ proeent.
Mrs. Art 81 nkl- vent to Port
land, Wednesday, for medical treat
ment.
Amy Cameron is among those
absent from business during the
week on account of la grippe.
There is a prospect Of the OAC
cadets being allowed to change
their Springfields, now in use for
lighter guns.
Jos. Henkle, brother of Lee
HenKle, of this city, is SO critically
i'll at his home in Prinville that he
is not expected to live.
There is to be 'fstrenuous"
Inauguration Of a strenuous" presi-
dent of a strenuous" people to-
morrow at Washington, D. c..
A couple of days ago, Willard
Ireland, who occupied cottage on
North Main street, moved his family
to mis- hop yard, near Philomath.
A. L. Miner has just completed
the task of painting and paper
hanging at the new residence of
D. B. Taylor, at the N. S. Lilly
hop yards.
Tomorrow evening Ellsworth
post. G. A. R., assisted by the
w. R. c., will meet and literary
program will be given in the course
Of the evening. All are invited.
| Prof. Berchtold experienced a
very sudden illness while at Hotel
Corvallis a few days ago, much to
the alarm of his friends. He is
now able to attend his classes at
OAC.
A recent dispatch from Roseburg
states that DR.. A. W. Ball quietly
closed his office in that city and de-
parted for Grants Pass unmindful
of unpaid bills aggregating $125.
The doctor was in Corvallis not
long ago seeking location.
Suit against Dick Kiger has been
instituted by the Pacific States
Telephone Corporation, and the
complaint alleges that in the mat
ter of the removal of certain tele-
phone wires Mr.. Kiger has injured
said corporation to the tun of
several hundred dollars.
| II. w. Kaupisch, manager of the
Corvallis Creamery, had business
that took him to Portiat.d, We'd
nesday. It is likely ,t'at he will
return home today. Mr.. Kaupisch
informs US that the business done
at the creamery is unusually large
for this season of the year.
Miss Lena Rusk has been con.
fined to her room of late with a
peculiar stitch between her sboul.
ders. A week or so ago she assist
ed to lift vessel of water onto the
stove and experienced a sudden
pain through her shoulders. She
is now convalescent, although she
had a serious time of it for awhile
Last Sunday Joseph Yates, of this
city as71 years of age and his
son. W. E. Yates, presented him
with a fue cane. The old gentle.
man we are pleased to state, does
not yet have to use a walking stick
to any extent, as was evidenced by
1 the fact that he was over to his Linr
county farm, Wednesday, ane
changed his bees unassisted.
The illustrated concert at tn
Opera House this evening promise
to be a rare treat. Our exchanges
speak of the entertainment of Stee
& Freelend only to praise it. Ott'
Herse's singing alone will be worth
| the small admission demanded
Everything pleasing to eye an
8 ear. Go and enjoy yourself will
= the Woodmen.
|
, Last Wednesday, Frank Thrash
. er, received from U. R. Fishchel'
: famous pen of Worlds Best Whit
+ Rocks, of Hope, Indiana, a yer
fine White Plymouth Rock cockere]
This is a splendid bird and is fror
= a mating of prize-winners at tn
g St. Louis Eair. The cockerel is t
: be mated with some fine pullets {
:, the same strain.
What promises to be very ez
: : citing game of basket ball will b
. played at the Armory this evenin
between OAC and Dallas. For tw
: years Dallas has walked over th
home team in a manner that ha
tried our patience and we al
|, naturally very desirous for an OF
f ,ort11pitv fo hooef nf victory ovc