Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-01-16

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Drop head sewing machines SIS
at Blackiedge's. CIT
!. Dow Walker, of Portland, spent
/ Sunday with Corvallis friends.
! Acme Washing Machines q,
Blackledge's. 97t
| Miss Rose Ingram was expected
down from Monroe yesterday to re
enter college.
Fresh COW for sale, J. B. Arrauts,
r. F. D. 2. 5ti
Free, a handsome souvenir to
every lady making a purchase at
S. L. Kllne'sAstore, Wednesday. 7
Joseph Garrow came up from
Salem, Saturday, and expected to
return today. 1t is quite likely
that his father will go to Salem
with him for short visit.
Society invitations and wedding
announcements are constantly
changing IN styles OF type faces and
form. Have them printed neatl.
and up-to-date at the Gazette
office. SOtt
A few days ago Mr.. and Mrs. M.
NJ. Preston returned to their home
In Moscow, Idaho, after visit with
relatives and friends in this city
and county. Mrs. Preston is
sister of Grover Headrick, of this
city.
Messrs. Guy Seely, B. D. Arnold
and John >Creson have purchased
the Corvagtis ice piaut of NJ. Elk
The transfer was made Saturday
we are Informed. just what Mr..
Elk will do In the future is not full
ly determined, out we understand
he is thinking of going to California.
Henry Amber is anxiously
awaiting news from the Portland
poultry show where a pair of bis
Golden Wyandotte chickens are On
exhibition. The two won first
prizes at both the Albany and Cor
vaItis shows, and Mr.. Amoler con-
fdently believes that they will do
the same at Portland.
At recent meeting of Ellsworth
Corps No. Z the following persons
were elected delegates of the w. R.
G. to attend the next state con-
vention: Mrs. Tillie Reed, Emily
Henkle, Ada Farmer, Sarah Viii
kinson, Emma T. Kline and Viola
Keer, with the following as alter
mates: Mrs. Bullis, Abbie Stone,
Mrs. A. E. Wilkins, Mrs. Agnes
Horton, Mrs. Tom and Mrs. Huber.
Emma T. Kline, Press Cor.
In the regular lecture course
entertainment given in the Opera
House, Friday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elias Day were the attraction
and they were attractive, too.
They proved royal entertainers and
the entire audience was kept in
continual uproar. Are they clever?
Well, yes-no doubt of it. So far
the lecture course entertainments
of this season in Corvallis have
been of a very hi gh order and
every date has been filled up to the
approx Il Of all.
In a recent article in the Home
stead and Gazette from the pen of ,
L. L. Brooks, on artichokes, clover
and vetch, we, on our part were :
guilty of two typographical errors.
In speaking of proportion of water
and land plaster the water should ]
have been given as 400 parts wafer !
to 100 parts land plaster-not s
500 parts water. Again we gave t
Mr.. Brooks credit for raising 1900
bushels artichokes on a certain plot
Of ground when he declares that
be raised but 300.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found an ad. outlining the program ]
Of Rose Eytinge at the Opera !
House next Friday evening. Miss {
Eytinge is to be assisted by some of
our best local talent and owing
to this fact and the great promin-
ence she has attained as an actress
no one need hesitate in the matter
Of going. Rose Eytinge has devot-
ed her entire life to the stage aud
her capabilities made it only natural {
that she should have been associated
with d large number of our greatest ,
actors. Her history is indeed one
to be proud of. 6