Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-06-30

Attorney w. S. McFadden arriv-
ed home, yesterday, from a trip to
Dallae.
The Benton County Sunday
School Convention is is now in ses-
sion in this city.
During the first of the week w.
e. Yates was called to Portland on
matters of business.
Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Gerhard went to Portland to pass
week visiting the Fair.
Painters, Kerr & Paul, are treat
ling the front of the Small establish
ment to a coat of paint.
| Mrs. w. G. Emery went over to
the bay the first of the week for a
visit of several days.
Attorney J. F. Yates went to
Portland day or SO ago to visit
the Fair and also to attend the
CLOSING arguments made at the
trial of Senator Mitchell.
Philomath is going to celebrate
the Fourth of July. The people of
that place assure hearty well
|come and good time to all who
visit their city on this occasion.
DR.. Frank Hall and wife arrived
in this city yesterday from the
State Of Washington and will visit
with relatives for a tine. The
doctor is a brother of Harley Hall.
A couple of days ago Miss Mar
] garet French, went to Portland to
visit the Fair. She took great
quantity of flowers with her to be
used in decorating Benton's exhibit
: Austin Rosebrook, of Toledo
Lincoln Comfy, was in Corvallis
r yesterday He is the father of Dave
: Rosebrook, the wel,-known cor
netist. Dave has been playing re.
Gently with Innes' band atthe Fair
Prof. S. w. Holmes reports thai
; his summer school is progressing
, nicely. He is holding it in the pub
, lie school building. The professor
recently purchased a couple Of lot.
near the Neil Newhouse home ane
is preparing to erect a dwelling.
J, For the purpose Of Stimulating
night attendance at the Lewis ane
5 Clark Exposition, the management
, has devised a coupon arrangement
/ which will enable the purchaser O
: a ffty.cent admission ticket to tax,
in twenty five cents worth of shows
on the Trail free of charge.
Summit is going to celebrate III,
0 Fourth of July in good shape. [
s appears that they are organizing .
t band especially for this occasion
0 There are number Of old band
e men there and under the circum
stances this is not great under
taking. They have purchased SON,
Eof the instruments of the old Cor
> wallis band.
Monday, Dick Graham Jr., Will
i after blackberries near the Lii,
hop yards, had oc ,asion to climb
e fence and in so doing met witt
quite serious accident. A rail o
board of he fence broke when h
was On the top and dn falling hi
foot struck On a rusty nail. Thi
!: ran through his shoe and far int
. his f. t. Assistance was rendere,
him, but it WAS necessary to Gu
away the shoe and even then sever
al men were required to take hin
from his perilous position h i
now getting along as we'll as cou!'
= be hoped for.
= "R-stful Recreation Resorts" th
:, 1905 summer book issued by III
u passenger department Of the Orr
: gon Railroad & Navigation Com
: pany, contains forty-eight page
< and cover. The book is printed Q
!; :; heavy white paper, ffty-eight Gu
being used t9 illustrate the trips u
and down the Columbia river, I
= the mountains, beaches, inland re
% sorts and fountains of healing. II
RS cover is done in three colors, Addll
at to the beauty and effectiveness
We the publication, which may be hs
le by sending two stamps to A.
" Craig, General Passenger agent
~ the Oregon Navigation Compau
n Portland, Oregon. It is go'
IS to send to your friends in the Ea
IL who expect to visit the Lewis al
Clark Exposition.
i Tomorrow Lieut.. Quinlan al
~ ~ wife will depart for Hollywood, Ca
~ the home of Mrs. Quinlan. Th
- - will be absent until aboutSept. Is
20 ~ when they will return to this cit
~ At4o,,o,ot woe ,,oodo 10 cao,ra T 10,