Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-11-20

but now OF Portland, was visitor in this
city Saturday.
! LOST-On Saturday evening, a
pair of spectacles in a blue velvet
bag. Please leave at City Market.
|, 1875
| The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E.
chuch is to hold market in Blackledge's
store Wednesday, Nov. 2Sth. Pies and
cakes speciality. Remember the
date and place. 9s
Henry Stone of this city arrived in
Columbus, Ohio, safe and sound Tuesday.
He writes that the weather was good
during his trip and that he is in good
health and enjoying his visit. He was
nine days on the jurnery and will remain
Tor three months.
Thanksgiving will soon be
| here. NoIan's stock of Table
| Linens and NankinS ver~ COM
plete. Special prices this
month.
IA
real surprise was given Miss Ada Barein-
ger of Oak Grove in honor of her eight
eenth birthday. There were about 25 of
her friends present, all taking part in an
npromptu program after which a deli
cious luacheon, ,whic, the guests
brought, was ser7ed. 1.-THE wee .,orrs
of the morning, s h.r we taxi
their daparture t,r -ne:r NAM r. es
,1s. present declared they mad spent
W.; LAS m ienin:. Much credit is
tho arranging the affair.
Hear Goocnous, aGa Mon
e.: At the P: sbvteriau church
. .unrsday nign. oS
No one Was "a ,-onointed in GA Royal
Slave" which was presented at the opera
house Saturday evening. The scenic
effects were unusually good, the costumes
gorgeous and beautiful, and the players
as a company were better than the aver
ege by far. The slave, the scheming
mother and the American newspaper re-
porter were splendidly sustained parts in
the play, the latter, as we'll as the slave
being favorite with the audience. Clever
spe,ialites we're troiuced between acts
and piano music assisted in making the
long waits less wearisome.
Do not fail to hear Goodnough
and Monteith at the PRESBYTERIAN
church Thursday night. osl
Have your eyes fitted by one who
knows how-Matthews, the optician.
81 Fl
Starts Bakery has secured the
services of Dck Llewellyn, the
wonderful bread maker. S9tf|
A. j.. L. Gator who was accidentally
shot in the ankle last Wednesday morn
ing at the family home.southwest of Cor
Wallis, was brought to this city
Sunday morning to rem sin for sometime
and receive medical treatment. He has
apartments at the Gerha,d home. Mrs.
Gator, who was in Portland at the time
of the ccideut arrived home Thursday.
Mr.. Gator is getting along as we'll as could
be expected but he will be cripple d as
a result of the injury.
New line CIoaks, Suits, Skirts.
Rain coats and Shirt Waists
Just received at NoIan's.
J. Fred Yates accompanied D. V. Hurt
to Seattle, Saturday.
See Zerolf for all kinds of grass
seed, orchard, timothy and clover
seed. 74tf
New Goods all the time at No
Ian'S.
Mrs Louise Hart has been appointed
administrators of the estate of Andrew
Hart who died Aug, 5th '06. Her bonds
were fixed at $3.50, with J. A. Whitsitt
and E. R. Bryson as sureties. J. A.
Whiteside, M. P. Burnett and E. j. New
ton were appointed appraisers and the
estate was shown to be OF the value of
$127, which was turned over to the
widow.
New line Men and Boys Suits
Overcoats, Rain coats andW L.
Douglas shoes just received at
Nolan's.
Mr.. Goovius pushed his plate
from him and folded his napkin.
MATILDA" he asked, "who cooked
this dinner?"
"Gloriana," said Mrs. Goovius
"She insisted on doing it all herself
You know, she has just completed
course at an expensive cooking
school"
"Well," rejoined the husband ane
father, with emphasis, "the money
was well invested. This is the bes1
dinner I ever ate."-Chicago Trib