Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-11-24

/ Senator Al Johnson went to
Portland Friday, incidentally to
Hook after the good roads busi-
ness but more partic ularly to act
as an advance guard in the in
terest Of the football boys =on Sat-
urday. A. j. is a live, active,
energetic citizen and business
man and there was not a boy on
the athletic field who took more
interest in the success OF OAC.
Another dentist has located in
Corvallis and is now ready for
business at his residence at 9th
and Madison streets. With four
good dentists anxious to serve
the dear people there is no need
of your keeping that old rotten
tooth in your mouth, thus caus-
ing you great annoyance and
spelling your breath: The new
man is DIR. Hartley and he halls
from Idaho.
Jack Kilpack, Of Portland an
old OAC student, has been the
guest of Corvallis friends the
past few days. Mr.. Kilpack was
a very popular studehtswhile he
attended the big institution and
his familiar face has been a well
come one. He was in Corvallis
in the interest Of the Boys and
Girls Aid Society Of Portland,
and addressed the various rooms
in the public schools in behalf |
of that institution Friday after
noon. ~
The free ailsdeliyery is pro-
gressingevery nicely. and Post
johnson wiH soon have
everything running along in fine
It takes some little time
to have yeinr mail properly
marked and numbered SO as to
insure prompt delivery and if
The citizens will look after this
matter it will materially aid in
securing satisfactory results. IT
ooks good to see Uncle Sam step
up to the door three or four
lines a day. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young ara
wort by Of great commendation
or the. interest they. take in
oeauti flying the home, their yard
,eing filled with beautiful flowers
hus lending enchantment to the !
premises. Take a look at them 4
n passing and then think how 1
beautiful the town would be if. !
II the yards were handled with (
uch care. Plant few flowers h
nd you will be surprised at the
esult Of the little care given :
hem: Make the home beautiful
nd the children will be more =
likely to stay at home. L L
Invitations are out for the a
redding of Mark A. Rickard, OF Z
his city, and Miss Edna Guth-t !,
lie. The happy event will be- ;, u
Celebrated at the home of the =
rides parents in Monmouth = =
ext Sunday afternoon at $50, :
'cloek, and many relatives and ', ~
riends from this city will attend. r
Ir. Rickard is one OF our most =
opular young business men
nd has a host of friends in this
lty who extend heartiest con- 7
ratulations in advance. Miss W
iuthrie is quite we'll known in G
lis city. Mr.. Rickard and his d
ride will receive a warm well
ONE in Corvallis circles.
During the second week of ~ ~
'ecember, from the 9th and 10th, :"
l the lower room of the Oregon '
gricultural building, will be
ED a Bazaar under the auspices tt
I the Y. W. c. A. girls of the d
ollege. Anyone wishing to sell at
hristmas presents is welcome :
, place them in our hands for =
isposal at. reasonable commits I
on. For everybody, especially 1
;udents. The following list
lay be suggestive to you: hand
erchiefs, cushion covers, doll
IS, collars and ties; paintings,
ictures, calendars; burnt leath-