Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-12-17
Additional Locals.

EAIhA Qua;lty taffy, at Howeil's 1921
According to advices received by the
family of DR.. T. B. Ford. paste. OF Sun
nyside Methodist Episcopal church, he is
improved in health. He is at Hot Lake,
taking treatment, and was reported to be
dangerously i'll, but encouraging news
was received by the members of the fam
lily yesterday, as it is found, they say,
that the baths are agreeing with him and
his recovery Is thought to be certain
Saturdays Oregodian. DR.. Ford is well
known in Corvallis, where many friends
will be glad to hear tina. his health is i'm.
proving.
Holiday line of pictures on dig
play at HolleD berg & Sons. 97-4
A well meaning citizen is book to
the newspaper reporter and it is notable
fact that many good items are lost to a
newspaper every issue by the -nodesty of
people who hesitate to tell the editor of
matters concerning themselves. The
right way to do is to courteously stop the
newspaper man on the street, or any
place that you happen to meet him, and
tell him you have entertained friends,
have been on visit, or anything that is
a matter of news. If you have done any
thing mean or wrong, keep it to yourself
for he already knows that. There are
others who make it their business to tell
him all those things.-Town Talk.
The Bazaar will be open evenings
until after the holidays. lO3
An authority on farming recently said
that farmers who would maintain and
increase the fertility of their land must
either engage in dairying or keep sheep
This hits Willamette Valley conditions
remarkably we'll. Those farmers who do
not make dairying a prominent part of
their business and who raise grain or
clover seed for sale can make most profit.
able use of sheep. A short time ago q
prosperous farmer in Yamhill county
said that for twelve for fifteen years he
had been relying mainly on clover seed,
wool and sheep He keeps sheep enough
to consume nearly everything grown on
the farm. and his land has been steadily
gro wing more productive. This wear his
oats yielded eighty bushels to the acre
Ex.
NEW LINE bon bons and boxes at
Howelrs. 1881
Best assortment Xmas postals at
the Bazaar. 1O3
w. D. Satterlee was in Corvallis, Sat
urdry, on his way home TO Beaver Creek
from Portland, where he accompanied
his brother, M L.. who was accidentally
shot on South Beach two weeks ago. The
latter gentleman has entered hospital
and the wound was found to be very seri-
GUS, the bones of the knee having been
shattered, and blood poisoning had de-
veloped. Mr.. Satterlee will be confined
in the hospital for six months, if all goes
we'll, and will have stiff knee when he
is dismissed, according to w. D. Satter-
lee, who called on the Gazette, Saturday.
The injured mans wife rem aimed in Port
land to be near her husband. Their
home, as previously stated, is ia Lisbon,
North Dakota.
HOLLY stationery, Christmas tags. |
seals and mottos, at Graham & Wells |
98t.
The so much desired Mary's Riv-
or views have arrived at the Bazaar.
1O3
One of the jolliest social affairs given
this winter occurred at the Hollistsr
home on Sixth street. Saturday evening.
1t was given by the members of the
Endeavor society of the Congregational
C hurch and 40 guests, mos tly members
OF the society, participated in the merr:-
ment. With the exception OF the disap-
point ment of a couple of prominent girls
over the non-appearance OF q certain
young gentleman, who is an active mem
ber of the society and had gone to his
home to spend the Christmas vacation,
and the failure of little Albany lady to
arrive, the evening was happy one for
all. All sorts of games were played, an
program was rendered, re-
freshments were served ard the evening |
given over entirely to a good time. The
was success from beginning to
end. and Misses Ethel and Merle Hollis
ter, assisted by their amiable mother,
were pro onounced delightful hostesses.
A collection was taken for the State En-
deayor work which proved highly salts
being over and above the sum
pledged by the society. 49,. il
NOIsE-NOISE-Boys get a !.
drum, horn or fiddle and help c.le- I
brate. Moses is the place. 1O3 |
See the souvenir postsls at Howell's.
1881
The Frank L. Smith Meat Co. of