Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-09-14

Mrs Milton Morgan is in a YER
serious condition at the. famiI,
home. Sometime ago she contrac;
ed terrible cold from which sh,
has not been able to rally, and it i
feared the lungs are now involved
See Zierolf for al kinds of gras
seed, orchard, timothy and Glove
seed. IA
Prot. Bradley and family ar.
moving into the Rev. Moore house
with A. P. johnson and family
The latter will move into their new
residence about the first of Octo-
Der.
For sale or rent. preferably for
sale, residence and d acres of land
on college hill. Address M. Robin
son, Corvallis, Ore. 73-.i
J. 81. Harris and family moved
this week into their handsome new
residence near the S. P. depot. Il
Is one OF the finest dwellings, in
Corvallis.
George Plaster and Ollie Felger, the
tonsorial artists, returned Wednesday
night from visit to the state fair.
According to letter received by
Corvallis friend this week, James Nc
Caustland, an old OAC boy, is now in
Texas, on some sort of big deal for his
Economy Fruit Jars at Zierolf's.
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At the state fair this week, A. J
ohnson had on exhibition five head OF
Herefords, which captured four first
prizes, one second prize and one sweep
stake, certainly fine record.
A dispatch from Albany, in yesterdays
Portland Journal, says: Deputy game
warden and sheriff of Benton County
Wells arrested three young men resid-
ng across the river from ALBANY for
lllllng birds out of season. A pheasant |
vas found in the possession of one of the
'arty and this resulted in $40 fine. The
thers were allowed to go.
Free music evenings at Fishers
luslc store. 76
Miss Anna Lindgren arrived Tuesday
rom Roseburg, to be on hand Monday,
one OF the teachers ia the Corvallis
ublic school.
Roy Howard of Des Moines, Iowa. is
lsitlng relatives in this city this week.
Dell Baker and family moved yester
ay from their home at Sulphur Springs
this city, where they will reside.
Dying begins at the Henry Stone
rune dryer Monday. Burd and Wilbur
roft are to look after the work,
Mrs. NJ. c. Miller left yesterday for a
eek's visit with her uncle at Elk City.
E. w. EN- bier and family have rented
ID now occupy the Miss Nancy Camp
ell residence in the western part of
wn. Miss Campbell will occupy rooms
the same dwelling.
Prof. F. L. Kent visited the fair at
lem, "Wednesday.
Postmaster B. w. johnson was among
e fair visitors Wednesday.
The insanity commission at Seattle is
sy with the testing of Mrs Maud
efield and Esther Mitchell's mental
ndition. Wednesday both women .
re on the witness stand, but the ques- "
ms asked were of general character.
V. Hurt testified that his daughter,
ile in the asylum at Salem frequentlUH |
to be kept in straight jacket, and
It she was never dismissed from that
titution as cured, but was released on \
'ole in his care.
n Salem this week A. J. johnson let
W. o. Heckart the contract for the
building that is to occupy the cor
north of the Occidental. It is the
position that work will begin imme-
teiy. She contract price is about S22-
he contract for the new post Office
lding for Corvallis has been let by A. 81
ohnson to contractor named Viii
. The contract price is not known,
the equipment, including the safety l
If, will cost about $4,000. This will
one- OF the finest, most up-to-date
ces in the state and Corvallisites are
keenly interested in the proceedings.
re will be about o0OO fest of floor 4
re.