Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-04

Fulton, Glenva Gray, Gladys Horn
ing, Ruth Wood, Marion Bauer and
Jusnita Irvine.
Wood wanted at once, on sub
scription, at Gazette Office. l2tf
Monroe, Oregon, Jan. 31.-The new
cannery is in course of construction. The
buildings will be erected on Shafer creek
in the south edge of town, and on the
line of the proposed railway. Machinery
vegetables generally grown here and
later other machinery will be installed.
The concern is to be in opera ton at q
date early enough to care for this seasons
crop.
Cream of Roses for chapped
hands. 1915
Next Friday, Feb. 7th, is the annual
election of student body officers at OAC.
The basement of the Mining building
poles will be open from one O'Clock until
Eve. The election will be conducted by
the Australian ballot system. The fol-
lowing nave been appointed judges of
the election: R. I. Thompson, G. O. Da-
volt, Ralph Reynolds and Mr.. Cox
Barometer.
Latest in photos and stamps, at
Mrs. Wiegand's studio Tiff
A. L. Stevenson has purchased the in
terest of his partner, Captain Robin son.
in the real estate business and hereafter
will operate an Office alone. He moved
Saturday into the building on South
Main street, occupied by the Price and
Armitags electric fixture concern. The
latter will move about the 18th into the
| new building back, of the Sehwingler
meat market now being built by Mar
shall Miller for the purpose.
Buy your groceries of Cooper
& Whiteside. IItt
Walter 8. Gray, former OAC student
and son of Hon. J. S. GRAY OF Gardiner,
died at Redlands, Cal. last week. He
had suffered severely from heart trouble
for the past few years and his death,
| though a sad blow to his parents and to
his many friends, came as relief from
his cruel affliction. In the death of
Walter s. Gray We feel we have lost a
faithful friend. and the sympathy of the
entire student body ID extended to the
bsrsaved parents.-Barometer.
FOR SALE-1able organ in good
condition. Phone SIT. loft
Don't forget that news items are al
ways welcome in printing Office. Don't
hesitate to tell us what you know about
the social events of the town, no matter
if they occur at your own home or your
neighbor's home. News is news. no mat
ter whore it happens to come from, and
it is the all-important material that is
required in getting out aa interesting
paper. Telephone or write US about the
'little affairs as we'll as the big ones.
We appreciate your kindness-the read
ers appreciate the items.
White Pine and Tar meptholated
for that cough. Sold only by Gra-
ham u Wells. 1916
In Justice o. T. Porter's court this
afternoon at one o'clock William J. Eohl
a drug clerk in Fred Dawson's drug store,
who was found guilty yesterday by
jury of violating the local option law,
&c
costs. TIE defendant at once through
his attorney, J. R. Wyatt, gave notice of
an appeal to the Circuit Court and his
bond was fixed at 5000, which was
promptly furnished. The next trial in
the local option prosecutions will be
that of Fred Dawson, which has been
set for Tuesday next.-Fridaay's Albany
Herald.
Mrs. Todd, the oldest woman in Lane
county, now nearly 100 years, who is an
inmate of the Christian BeHsvolent
Home, was made happy by the arrival of
another inmate, Mrs. Sears, of Corvallis,
The latter was scarcely inside the door
until she was greeted most warmly by
Mrs. Todd and then they began to re-
count experiences and family history.
When they had finished the latter both
were delighted to know that they were
| distantly related and there is now
warmer bond of friendship than mere ac-
quaintance. 1t is great blessing that
these old ladies can pass their last days
in comfort, quiet and absolute rest
Eugene Register.