Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-01-12

j. j. Cady went to Newport
Wednesday on a business trip for
| his firm.
/ H. W. Jacobs, of Harlin, Lincoln
county, was in Corvallis, Tuesday,
enronte to Salem on business.
| Clarence Whitesides has bought
out John Creson in the dray busi-
ness and is already in possession.
| DIR. loves superior glasses cost
no more than others and you have
the benefit of his skill and over Is
years experience.
! Clarence Albin, station agent at
Philomath, passed through Corval-
lis this week. on bis way home
from Forest Grove.
Mrs. Biggs, familiarly known as
"Grandma" Biggs, is visiting Mrs.
]. D. Mann in Salem. She will be
absent several weeks.
|. Clinton, the son of Rev. and Mrs
G. T. Hurd. is seriously i'll at the
family home, and fears of typhoid
fever are entertained.
Mrs. T. T. Vincent is tos reach
home Monday from a few weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Mathura, at Centralia, Wash.
DIR. Lowe, the well known oculo-
optician, is now at Hotel Corvallis
to remain until Friday night. This
is his 33rd visit to our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold King have
located in Corvallis. They moved
Wednesday into the James Flett
residence.
Walter Mercer and family left
Yesterday for their home at Ritz
Vile, Wash, after a visit of some
length with Benton relatives.
Next. Lords day at the Baptist
church: Sunday School at 10, devine
service at II. Subject, "a Key
note for the New Year." All
heartily welcome.
Repairs are being made in the
building north of the White store,
and it is stated that Mr.. Addle-
man is to occupy the place and
operate candy store.
Presbyterian church, M. S. Bush,
pastor: Bible School 10 a. m.;}
Communion and reception OF new
members II a. m.; G. E. meeting
$50 p. M; Evening service at 7:3O,
subject, sAthens."
T. D. Campbell and wife, who
for some time have occupied the
Whiteaker farm, were in Corvallis,
Wednesday, and to friends stated
that they expect to leave in
month or such matter for Port
land to reside.
DR.. A. G. Steckle returned to
Corvallis, Wednesday, from a ten
days. visit at Reno, Nevada. He
will visit Corvallis friends before
leaving to accept position as rail- !
road physician on the North Bank
road.
The lucky number, Ol45, which
drew the $50 diamond ring at
Pratt's jewellery store was he'd by
Miss Beulah Henkle, daughter of
Jerry Henkle, of Philomatb. The
prize was delivered to Mr.. Henkle
Wednesday,.
We desire to call the special at,
tention of our readers to the full
page supplement with this issue.
1t speaks for itself and J. M. Nolan
& Son at the same time. You will
find this firm offering some very
bargains.
w. A. Wells is to leave Saturday
for Las Vegas, New Mexico, in
search of better health thar, be en-
Joys in Corvallis; His friends
Join in the wish that the change
may prove beneficial. He will be
absent the rest of the winter. |
Mrs. Ray McComb aud little son
arrived Wednesday from wen;
atcbee, Wash, for visit with Corr
Wallis relatives and friends. Mrs. .
McComb will be remembered as
Miss Clara Newhouse, formerly of
this city.
The United Artisans are coming
right to the front as lodge, and on
next Wednesday evening are to
hold another rousing meeting at
their hall, with Supreme Officer DR..
G. G. Eshelman, of Portlsnd, in
attendance. All members are sup
posed to be present.
Chief Lane states that he hears
complaint of bicycle riders scooting
along on college street. This is
contrary to the laws Of the city and
if the chief. catches anyone the per-
son conmittinu the mis1prooenorl