Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-11-08
Wheat is worth rs cents in the


local market.
August Fischer VIZ ent to Portland
yesterday morning, on business
trip.
Mrs. Gleason of Albany has been
the guest this week of her daughter,
Mrs. Floyd Lane, in this city.
Claude Swami has SO far recover
ed from his second attack of appen-
dicitis as to be aDle To SIT up.
Jim Bier, who has been suffering
with lnf1ammatory rheumatism for
several weeks, is slightly improved.
A. J. Gross, of Brownsville, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Weoley
Edwards, in Jobs addition, this city.
Work is in progress on the new
warehouse that August Fischer is
having built on the river bank back
of the Beach feed stor-. It will be
a large structure when completed.
Mrs. Lizzie Lydon was in Corval-
lis few days ago, en- route to her
home at Bay View, from Portland,
where che had been with her sister
while the latter underwent an
operation at Good Samaritan hospi-
tai.
Olen Arnspiger, Oregon's speedy
right tackle, was injured in the foot
ball game with Willamette, SatuF-
day, aud wiil not BE- In me ga lit
tomorrow between OAC and U. of
:. according to dispatch from
Eugene, yesterday.
That U. of 0. expects a "battle
royal" in tue game with OAC to-
morrow is evidenced in the fact that
they have secured an extra coach
to assist in rounding their men in :
to shape this week. One of the
Eugene papers, Wednesday, say:
Oregon is TO have another foot oall
COACH 10 assist Coach Frost in ct
ting his team into shape for the
OAC-OregoD game, on Saturday.
Cosch Cnase, who whipped the
Willamette team into form so rap
idly, is the man. AS the VILLAIN
cite tootbell season is practically
over the management at the Meih no
dist institution were willing TO al
low their coach to finish the season
with the University of Oregon elev-
en-. Coach Chase arrived in Eu-
gene last night and will be out to-
night on Klncaid field for his first
practice. Hel eafter Coach Chase
will devote his attention to the line
men while Coach Frost will center
his work on the backs and ends.'
Fresh Yaquina Bay oysters every
Saturday, at Thatcher & Johnson 's
grocery. S6tt
The reports at the quarterly conference
of the M. E. church, South, which was
b eld this week, showed good progress in
that church. The CORVALLIS charge paid
all of its financial obligations in full the
last conference year which amounted to
over $1,000. The church has no indebt
edness and the work is well provided fol
the present year. The pulpit will be
filled next Sunday by the pastor.
At the meeting of Manager George H.
Kelly, of the Booth-Kelly company. and
Superiutendents OF the different mills at
Eugene. Wednesday, they decided to
close all the mills for the present or until
the rate east Is settled. They will con-
tinus to operate the planers on stock
needed to fill pending orders and they
will continue shipments of material from
supplies on hand at the different mills to
finish orders already in.
Go and see the fine line of Alden's
candies at Miles Starr's. 9O-3
The man up near Medford who has
only eight acres, all in orchard, and who
has refused s. 900 an acre for it, did not
need large farm to make money, says
the Journal editorially. Nor he isn't
worrying about panic. As he will get
50 900 an acre for his crop this year. and
perhaps can do about as we'll every year,
he refused the $4,000. And there are
tens of thousands of acres of land just as
good in Oregon. But men just as good
may be scarce.
Fresh, homemade candies, all
kinds, at Howell's Candy Kitchen.
9l-4
Hobos are going south in large num-
bers these DAYS to winter in warmer
cline, and in Albany, Sunday night
several houses were entered and the O.
& E. railroad ticket Office was robbed,
the immense sum OF eight cents being
taken from the till. One train brought
in % of these gentlemen of leisure, v no