Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-03
The John Hayes residence is be-
ing repainted this week.;

---ttruestAPPlalEna natey- ELK 5teeGE900e-
to Philomath, J: today, fora 6risf vis-
1t with friends. f 'ss
81 Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs:
Rodgers, q son. The parents are
recent arrivals In Corvafifs; having
lately built a new house opposite
the R. L. Taylor store In Jobs addis
Llon.
T Inc Grand was packed 20 ssuffo-t
cation last night to witness. MnEras;
q Mack. 1t Is, by far the best ma-i
slcai comeuy that has visited. the,
Coast this season. LOS Angeles
Examiner, Feb. 4, 1907. .s,s
There is to oe-a q Sorosis party at
she coiiege, Lonurrow nignt, wnich
Is anticipated with keen pressure
-sy these VINO are to De guests.
Dancing and other features wili
nelp to make the OCCASION enjoy
able. sE 'si'fF , 'Fs - s-z tzthf ,ssfa'st
Not since the Qua6e has any
theatrical organlzA-Ion prayed W
the enormous business Or glvon The
satisfaction That the Murray d
Mack Company mas this season. -
San Francisco Call, FeD. 26, 1907.
Tomorrow the members Of the
Pnlladeipnlan literary society ol
OAC Will give picnic to the
Feronlan members, at Sulphur
Springs. ABOUT % will De IN the
party, aud If any one doubts that
they will have a big time, let hun
speak up ~,
The chorus for Murray & Mack
this season mas been selected from
various cities and can be truthfullyt
called ''rhe Chorus Beautiful. The
music OF the snow ls catchy aud
tunefui, and there are twenty big
wnletilng song hits on the program.
Mrs. Minerva Howell has arrived
from California and Is at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Nancy Whltsa.
ker. TOMORROW atternoon.a Mrs.
w hiteaker Is 10 give all at hume"
in honor OF ner guest, and Monday
the two sisters start East for an ex-
tended visit with relatives. ~.
Tomorrow afternoon on the local
field the OAC baseball nine will
meet the Chemawa Indian team in
what promises to be very lively
game. The local team deserves the
encouragemenG and support OF all
local sport-lovers, and q good crowd
should Os On nAnu tomorrow after
noon.
Revs. P. S. Knight of Salem auu
E. F. Green Of Ashland have been
renewing ola friendships III Corval-
lis this wees, while attending tue
sessions OF he East Willamette AS
ISOLATION OF Congregational churches
B,itn are former popular pastors of
the Cougreg Atlonal church In this
city.
Burd Croft has returned FROM
Portland, wnere he had decided TO
seek employment for the summer,
He concluded, however, that the
county was good enough for him,
as the price of board did not Seem
to agree with Jhe wages offered, and
he will try another season down
on the farm"
Z!erolf keeps all kinds cf clover
nd grass seed tor sale. 22t
The mt m bers of the w. o. W. and
Circle lodges held joint meeting in
their hall Tuesday evening, which was
attended by more than one hundred
persons. all of whom had a jolly time.
Games and refreshments were enjoyed
and a program was rendered as follows:
Address on fraternity" T. T. Vincent;
recitation, Clarence Egin; violin solo,
Clarence Johnson; recitation, Mrs. Car
roll Cummings; vocal solo, Miss Iuez
johnson reading. Miss Lena Tarter.
Special sale of books at Graham
& Wells. 32tf
Tairtyfve tons of hops from the Ire
land hop yard were loaded in Corvallis,
Tuesday, for shipment. 1t is said the
price received was from five to nine cents
per pound, and that the owners last iall
refused an offer of I6 cents per pound for
the same hops. The condition of the
hop market just now is deplorable, and
means great financial loss to many grow
ers.
Go to P. NJ. Ziero!f for the best
grass aud clover seed. 22tf
The Hote! Corvallis is not yet open to
the public and will not be uutiI the Fl st
of the week. In the meantime it ia
keeping the restaurant, lunch counter
aud Occidental hotel people busy to take
care of the hungry