Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-04-05
j. K. Berry returned Tuesday
from q business trip to the coast.

j. K. Berry returned Tuesday
from a business trip to the coast.
Sheriff M. P. Burnett his been 9
Portland business visitor this week
T. Fl. Wellsher has been confined
at home part Of this week by ill.
ness.
d. D. Berman has been at home
this week, sufferinr with several oil
"Job's comfortsrs."
"Grandms" Nicnols is seriously
i'll at the home of her son, Charles,
in this city She is 80 years cid.
In the estate of Elizabeth V.
Taylor, deceased, W. a. Buchanan
has been appointed administrator.
Miss Ella Foster. salesIady at
Nolan's big store, has been on the
sick lit this week and unable to be
at her usual work.
Benton county court was in ses-
sion, Wedns ,day, grinding out the
usual grist of bills and looking after
other business.
Miss Essie Adams, saleslady at
the J. II. Harris store, has been at
home with illness several days this
week.
Will Ready visited Corvallis rela-
tives several days this weak, en-
route ho ne from the coast where he
had been to visit his farm. He re-
sides in Portland.
In the estate of Nancy J. Slagle,
deces sed, E. E.. Wilson has been
appointed administrators, with his
bond fixed at $500 Nancy Slsgle
died at Willow Creek, Oregon. in
1875.
Eight hundred persons, including
artists, connoisseurs and dealers,
visited the Stanford White house,
yesterday, AMI viewed the. art OBJ
jects which are to be 80 d at auction
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of this week. Admission was by
ticket. Another puolic exhibition
will be given today. Sir Casper
Purden Clark, director OF the
Metropolitan Museum of Art, has
made several visits of inspection.
His interest indicated that the mu-
scum would be an interested bidder
at the sales. .-Oregonian.
II General Thorp's agricultural
proves a succe it may
serve as fairly good substitute for
the ho Sc tbs next fsw ysars, bridg-
ing over the time that will be re-
quired fo' the farmers to catch up
with their breeding and be ahle to
supply the dsmand. It. may, and
no doubt will continue to be a use
full adjunct OF the farm and con-
'nerce, bu$ when it retires the b ,rse
from his wide field OF usefulness we
may look for the early .4awning of
the millennium.-Nor,h Pacific
Rural Spirit
The Polk G ,unty Mohair Associa-
ton on Saturday sat April 20 a.
l 80 D N. as the date of sale tor the
mohair pnol of the courty, which
,sntains about 10000 feeces. Al
arye attendance Was present and
there was spirited disc. ssion of the
manner of sale and the most oppor-
tune time. Sealed bids are to be
handed in at the hour named, the
association reserving the right to
'eject any and all bids, subject to a
vote of the asso,i4tion. The asso-
,iation will meet on the above date
1t 1890 a. M. for the transaction of
business, and entrance to the pool |
will be held open to 1890 p. ~. of |
'a.e day for the accom- mediation of
If those who have not entered, owing
20 distance or other causes. Secre-
,ary H. L Fenton announced that
nohair would oe received at the
in Dallas on April 6, 13
md 20, or every SATURDAY., until
Ind including sale day. Instruc-
ions were given in grading the mo-
lair of the pool by the president, G.
W. McBee. Telegram.
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