Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-11

OSCu dppOiutcu eActulOI OI the estate.
The appraisers named are ]. P. Hender.
son, John Arrants and William Dixon.
5ss Z'.t,6H Il III !: =, ass
seed, orcha, timothy and clover
seed. 74H
Clarence Ireland went to Portland,
Saturday on business trip.
Have your eyes fitted by one who
knows how-Matthews. the optician.
S4lf
Fred Blumhart has sold 70 acres of
land just across the river from Corvallis
to Hesper Dixon. The consideration is
reported to have been $4,000.
OF Henry Howell, former Corvallis
boy and an OAC graduate in the class of
'99 the Toledo Leader says: Mr.. and
Mis-. r. H. Howell of Beaver creek were
in the city the fore part of the week and
removed their household effects to Lut-
jens, where they will make their home
for few months, at least.
Starts Bakery has secured the
services of Dck Llewellyn, the
wonderful bread maker. S9tf
Little Nelson Anderson was struck on
top OF his head Wednesday by a stray
bullet from a22-caliber rife. The boy
was standing on the front porch at his
home when he received the wound, and
it is not known who fred the shot, but
the bullet came with sufficient force to
have killed the little fellow had it struck
his head an inch lower.-Lincoln Leader.
Ali kinds of grass seed for salr
at Zierolf's Timothy, clover and
orchard grass seed. 74tf
The will of the late George Beamis. as
was filed Saturday at the clerks Office
1t names the widow, Ona Beamis, as
executrix, to serve without bonds.
We will sell in Corvallis at
public auction to the highest bid
der Dec. 18th 1906 100 head of
Sots void ewes that will bring
lambs in January. In lots to suit
purchaser. Auction at Hyland
scales at 2 o'clock.
Lock Bros. Corvallis, Ore.
Rev. C. T. Hurd delivered an
address Thursday evening at Tan
gent, where Rally week" was be-
ing observed by the Presbyterian
church. Hon. u. G.. Hawley
spoke Friday night, at special
meeting for men.
Special sale of ribbons and all
millinery goods on Friday and Sat
urday, Dec, 2l-221 at Mis-. c.
Maxfeld's. 1923
The OAC girls basketball team is
scheduled to play game with the Rose
burg High School, in that city next Frid-
day night.
The mistletoe fancy has taken hold
on Corvallis people and an unusual de-
mand has already been created f r this
prettiest of all Christmas decoration
Stores and dwellings alike are being
decorated with it, and the small boy will
have a ready sale for all he can gather
from the top branches of the big oak
trees. Clay Starr of Rellefountain was
in tewo Saturday with a large supply
aud took home orders ior another load.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Starr OF Bellfount-
ain were visitors in Corvallis Saturday. |
Forty-three to fourteen was the score
by which the OAC mems team wrested
victory from the Monmouth. All Stars
in the first basket ball game of the
season, Friday night. The contest to- k
place in the armory fin this city and the
visitors soon found that they had struck
the wrong aggregation if they wished to
carry off the laurels. The lineup was:
OAC, forwards, Swami and Reed; center,
Foster; guards, Bilyeu and Rooper; AL
Starr forwards, Craven and Allen; center
Evendon; guards, Dearman and Smith.
The football boys were guests
of honor Saturday night at a de-
iightful social affair given at the
armory by the Philadelphian,
Fe.onian, Zetagathean and Uto-
plan literary societies. The hall
was prettily decorated with palms
and crepe paper in the society
colors. A program was given
which included an address of
WELDON ty A. K. Berman, vocal
duet, Vena Rickard and Grace
Cramer; reading, Miss Laura
Pratt, and "Football Prospects
for 1907" by A. K. Barne tt.
Punch and lemonade were served
by the vo7ng ladies throughout
the evs uis,.v. Dancing followed
tie program, music being fur
Il>hed by the McGinnis orches
ira. The entire affair was pre- at