Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-08-31
Mrs. NJ. F. Carroll and four children

MIS-. M r. carroll and four children
| have arrived from Union, to locate. They
have leased the Mrs. Minnie Lee resid-
eHce and took possession Wednesday.
Mrs. Lee expects to leave in about two
| weeks for Victoria. B. c., to visit for q
month with Prof. and Mrs. E. G. Hay-
| ward. after which she proceeds to Bluff
ton, Indiana, to spend the winter with
! her mother.
Grain sacks for sale at O. J..
Blackledge's store 72
Miss Mary Sutherland was in Corvallis
yesterday, from Shedds. She is to move
Immediately into the Blackledge cottage
on railroad street, recentl, vacated by
]. H. Price and family.
Buy piano on the installment
plan. Where? At N. A. Fishers,
successor to E. E.. White.
Mrs. Maud Hurt. CrefieId who has
been seriously ill in the Seattle jail,
where she is awaiting trial, is somewhat
better, according to a letter received from
Esther Mitchell by o. V. Hurt, in this
city, Wednesday. The letter tells Mr..
Hurt not to worry about Mrs. Creffeld
and the writer, and states that the two
women are given the best of treatment
by the Jail officials. ssOf course so the
letter runs, "the air in the Jail is not the
best, and it is not very quiet place for
any one who isill, but we are treated as
we'll as we can be under the circumstan
ces."
Who sells pianos? N. A. Fish
er. III
Chester Coffee leaves Sunday for Nc
Minnville, en- route to attend the Photo
graphers' Convention at Spokane. The
exhibition of the Corvallis Studio will
consist of portrait study of Miss Iva
Barclay, in Terra Gotta Carbon; two
black carbon studies, one an individual
and the other a group; also portrait
studies in American and Angelo Plati-
mum paper, and Aristo Platinum paper.
Owing to the short time that Mr.. Coffey
has been in Corvallis the exhibit will
consist only of regular studio work this
year. During Mr. Coffey's absence at
the convention, the Corvallis studio will
be in charge of Miss Krumm, member
OF the firm, who makes specially of
children's pictures.
Notice to Farmers.-I am in the
market for clover, vetch, cheat al
falfa and timothy delivered f. 0. b.
cars. If farmers or dealers having
hay to offer will kindly write me
stating the amount and quality of
the hay they have to self. Ad-
dress G. w. Simpson, 20l Wash
ington street. Portland, Ore. 63tf
Mrs. F. M. Billings who arrived from
Eastern Oregon this week. is moving in
to one of the Nc Henry cottages in the
extreme western part OF town. She has
two sons who will enter OAC.
Wanted-A girl to do general
house work. Cali at Mrs. Sam
Kings, first house east of the court
house. 69tf
Carl Hodes, of Albany. was shaking
hands with old time Corvallis friends
]. A. Pugh and family were in this
;ity Wednesday en- route home to Oak
7ille from an outing at Yachaats.
Otto Taylor, the Bellefountain mer-
:hant, was Corvallis visitor yesterday.
Arthur Belknap has resigned bis POI
ition in Horning's grocery, and Fred
oernot takes the place. :
N. A. Fisher sells pianos. 72l
For unavoidable reasons. Photographer
". S. Gardner will be unable to attend
he Photographers convention at Spok-
me next week. His exhibit Will be en-
cred, but is not yet fully prepared.
Miss Viola Gardner left Wednesday for
Portland to be with her aunt, Mrs. Mace,
who is quite i'll.
Remember NoIan'S Remnant