Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-12-10
Additional Local.

/ dolluay line OF pictures on dis
play at Hollenberg & Sons. 97-4
A. $. Wells of the class of 'O4, OAC,
and Miss Gertrude Moores were married
in Salem last Wednesday. Conyratula.
tions are extended by Corvallis friends.
Complete line of beautiful holiday
stationery, P. o. store. 1Ol
A western woman with a, knack for
figures has discovered that she walks over
seven miles day while performing her
ordinary household duties. We would
like to sec her estimate of the miles COW
cred while trying to match bit of rib
bon.-Ex. 49,
Wilson's Cafe for oyster cock
tails. 97tf
A popular musical event is scheduled
to occur in college chapel, Friday eve
ming, Dec. 18th. 1t is pupils recital
. under the direction of Prof. Taillandisr,
and music lovers will be certain to take
advantage of the opportunity. Admis-
sion is free.
Wilson's Cafe for all kinds of
sandwiches. 97tf
The meeting OF Oregon business men
at the Portland Commercial Club on the
| 1st followed by the announcement of
Gov. Chamberlain that the present holi.
| days would be discontinued after tho
I4th, have been he most discussed events
of the week. That the representatives
from forty communities should unanim-
o usly unite in resolutions forcefulIy ex-
ressing confidence in the outlook and
itself indicative Of constantly bettering
C onditions.
LOST DOG-Blus LleHllyn bird dog
with black spots On his feet and one ear
black. Will give suitable reward for his
re turn to mo at Corvallis. F. H. Bar
den. *lO1
Chief of Police Wel's wishes to coll the
attention OF bicycle riders TO the fact tnaL
it is against the law to ride without
light on the wheel after dark, and any
one ca uaht violating the law will be
prosecuted. 1t is also against the law to
ride on college street and riders on the
sidewalks must dismount one block west
of Main street or they are liable to q fine.
An old gentleman was nearly run ovo- b.
wheeln an wittcrt light, Sunday
night. and one wheelman has paid fine
for riding up to Main on the side streets.
Police Wells mentions these things as
warning.
M. M. Long has complete line
ct dolls and other toys for the holi-
day trade. Prices away down. 101-2
Give US your hand, Mr.. Farmer. We
are proud to know you. We called to
vou in our distress and right nobly have
you responded. It's you with your bump
er crops who have brought the ships
from "The Chalk White Cliffs of Albion'
to Portland's harbor, who will leave geld
for your produce. We are proudly ex-
hibiting your world famous apples.
Here's to you, Mr.. Farmer, your faithful
wife, your sturdy sons and rosy checked
daughters. Long may you live to enjoy
the reward of your labor for you have
saved the. day-the credit of Oregon
you've made good.-E1.
WANTED-All kinds # sewing.
Inquire At residence of FLOYD Lane.
Mrs. Ida Gleason. 95tf
A Michigan editor grew tired o; WELD
ing the whitewash brush in the ma.oer Q.
obituaries and decided to reform and tell |,
the truth just for once. He commented
~ follows upon the death of 8 well known
citizen: "Died--aged Sc years, ak
months and 13 days. Deceased was a
mild hammered pirate with mouth for
and an eye for Doodle. He
came here in the night with another
mans wife and Joined the church at the
first opportunity He owed US several
dollars for the paper and a large meat
bill and you could hear him pray six
blocks. He died singing "Jesus Paid Il
All" and We suppose He did for he never
paid anything himself. He was buried
friends threw palm leaves into the grave
for h may need them. His tombstone
will be a fayorite roosting place for hsot
D wis. s.'-Ex.
Fresh Yaquina Bay oysters every
st Thatcher & Johnson's
grocery. S6tf