Corvallis gazette., June 28, 1904, Page 3, Image 3

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Horse racii.g Jaly 2
Horse racing in Corvallis July 2,
also a ball game.
3 Wanted 4 newsboys at tbe
Gazette office on a 4th of July
' proposition.
: You will miss the chance of a
lifetime by not coming to Corvallis
July 2, 3 and 4.
MrB. C. C. Bell and daughter,
Myrtle, of Oakland, Cal. are visiting
Mrs. Bell's father, Mr. Kitson, at
.Philomath.
Buy a meal ticket at Chipman's
and tat .vhen you please.
Rev C. C. Bell who has been
visting fiiend8 in Philomath re
turned last week to his home in
Oakland. Calif.
Fireworks, Fireworks Fireworks
at Hodes' gun store.
There will be a special meeting of
the Corvallis Fire Department Wed
needay evening 7.30 p. ra. at the
Hall 1o make arrangements for the
4th of July parade.
M'ss Loretta Sheasgreen, of Cor
vallis, made one of a party of young
people from that city who went
down to the Woodman carnival ball
last Friday evening.
Street hats from '5 cents to $1.25
at Mrs. J. Mason's.
Mr. J. H, Foster recently diepos-
Pun. Avery for $39 per head. Mr.
Avery shipped them to Portland
and received therefor 3 cents per
pound.
Buy a meal ticket at Chipman's
and eat when you please.
K. Mukerji, the young Hindoo
who recently arranged to attend
the O. A. C. with a view to getting
an industrial education, is expect
ing a young Japanese student to
join him here in a short time. Mr.
Mukerji expresses himself as being
well pleased with O. A. C.
The Corvallis Iriri Department
boys are becoming quite proficient
in "their daily drills. We very much
tloubt if another city -f equal size
can produce a better one. The
challanges sent out for competitors
for the 4th of July celebration have
s yet not been taken up.
Fireworks, Fireworks, Fireworks,
at Hodes' gun store.
During the recent picnic of the.
Linn county pioneers at Browns
ville, the Philomath male quartette
rendered valuable service. This
quartette is one of the very best in
the state and is composed of Messrs
O. V. and Heroert White, Whitten
.aud Carey.
Extra hand-made shoes at J.
Senger.
There is to he a grand 4th of
July celebration down on the lower
Alsea. The principal feature of
the day will be a base ball game
between the "cascara peelers" and
the "chittim skinners." The peel
ers are the old residents and the
skinners the newcomers. T. T.
Vincent will make the eagla scream.
According to custom the three
ladies receiving the' highest number
of votes in the Goddess of Liberty
contest will act as Goddess of Liber
ty, Goddess of Peace and Goddess
of Plenty, for the celebration, July
2. 3, 4. Miss Grace Hufi will
represent the first, Miss Elsie Dilley
the second and Miss Lulu Spangler
the third.
The most attractive display of
fireworks is at A. Hodes.
The finest display of fireworks
and the most attractive decoration
made therefrom is to be found at
Hodes' gun store. The window ar
rangement was especially designed
and constructed by Mrs. Hodes
from great quantities of Chinese fire
crackers, stacks upon 6tadks of sky
rockets, whirligigs, Roman candles,
Japanese bombs etc. Go around
and take a look at it.
Senger's han.d-ma-.le shoes are
unsurpassed for durability and
workmanship.
Wednesday evening, June 15, at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. O. A.
Hayes, of Portland, Miss Elsie
Anna Bates and Raymond Wilton
Simeral, two former O. A. C. stud
ents, were unitnd in marriage. As
the first strains of the bridal hymn
from '"Lohengrin" were played by
Miss Eva McAllister, four young
women entered the room, bearing
an arch of white ribbons, under
which the bridal procession march
ed, taking position under a cadopy
of ferns and ribbons, tied in . true
lovers' knots. The front parlor was
embellished with ferns and rosebuds.
The diningroo.ii and hall were in
red- v -The , bride s bouquet was
caught by Miss-Sibyl Cummings.
Mr. and Mrs." Simeral will reside in
Salem. "
Chittim bark 6 ceita
I
E G. Dilley - went- to Albany
Thursday to view the Carnival.
Mrs. Hammel xwas visiting in
Albany Thursday.
W. E. Boddy waa visiting in
Albany ThursJay.
Mrs. J. B. Horner is visiting her
mother at Philomath.
Travis McDevitt visited friends
in Independence last week.
Mrs. E. Cummings is visiting
friends at Suvr.
.' -
Mr. and Mrs. Davidson, of High
land, are visiting friends here.
Miss Bessie Dilley who has been
teaching at Box will be home this
week ."
Rev. Frank Moore attended
Commencement at Willamette Uni
versity in Salem last week.
Miss Rose Chipman is beginning
the life of a typesetter at the Times
office.
Prof. J. B. Horner was a west
bound p&sseuger on the C. & E.
Friday .
Mrs. H. F. Fisher who has been
absent for about three weeks at
Boswell Springs returned last Fri
day very much benefitted.
Dr. James Withycombe has been
spending some time in Polk coun
ty examining hop yards and other
wise studying the agricultural con
ditions. Miss Adelaide Greffoz, of Port
land, sister of Police Judge Greffoz,
of this city, contemplates visiting
friends here and elsewhere '.iuriug
July and August.
A. E. Kisor returned from Port
land Friday, where he had been
attending the Oregon Pioneer Asso
ciation. Mr. Kisor crossed the
plains with his parents in '52.
E. S. Hornaday is moving to
bis ranch near Nashville. Mrs.
Hornady and children went Fri
day and Mr. Hornady will follow
in a few days.
J. C. Clark, who has been our
able O. A. C. correspondent for the
last three months, expects to leave
tomorrow for his home in Logan,
Clackamas county.
Among those from Corvallis to
attend the Linn County Pioneer's
picnic at Brownsville last week
were W. E. Yates, wife and daugh
ter, Joseph Yates and J. Senger.
A report has been received from
Mossy Rock, "Washington, that Mr.
Jennings a young man Jiving in
Kings Valley, eloped last week
with the daughter of a prominent
farmer of that place.
Who wants to ride in the Liberty
Car? The committee want forty-
two girls to ride iu the Fourth of
July procession on the Liberty Car.
Call at once on Mrs. B. W. John
son and make arrangements.
Among the prize winners in the
recent contest held by the San
Francisco Examiner were Geoige
Dixon and Mr. Barker of Corvailis.
George received a fine $60 shot gun
and Mr. Barker a $6.00 fishing rod.
Saturday a yery pleasant lawn
party was given at the beautiful
country home of George Armstrong,
four miles west of here. George
has one of the prettiest country
homes to be found anywhere.
Mrs. H. W. Hall and children
left Friday for a two weeks visit
with Mrs. Stiwer in Jefferson. Mr.
Hall. expects to leave today for
Portland.jwhere he has secured a
position. The man' friends of
these estimable people very much
regret their departure.
Miss Katherine Turney, formerly
a highly prized instructress in the
public schools of this city, has been
elected to a very responsible and
lucrative position in the public
schools of Las Angeles. Miss Tur
uey is a sister Ruthyn Turney, in
structor of the violin at the O. A.
c,
Ira B. Wade and bride were on
the west-bound C. fe E. train Fri
day, returning from a wedding tour
to Portlaud and other points. Mr.
Wade is clerk of- Lincoln county,
and is well known to many people
in here. He attended school at
both Philomath and O. A. C, and
is one of the most popular young
men of Lincoln county. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K.
M. Borgen, and is one of the beat
of . Lincoln county's daughters.
She is possessed of a winning,
amiable, sunny disposition that un
doubtedly wins for her a place in
the hearts of all who learn to know
her. The event has been an
ticipated for some thre and was
not a surprise to their many friends
The happy event was consummated
last Sunday a week ago, R9v. C .
M. Brown officiating, the cere mony
being performed at the home of the
bride. Mr. and Mrs. Wade will be
at home in the Swann cottage near
the Court House in Toledo. -
Basket dinner July 3." ' '
Miss Mabel Davis spent Friday
in Albany attending the Carnival.
M. Millbolien vieited friends in
Albany Sunday. ,
Dean Dilley went over to Scio'
Satuiday to visit friends.
H.' Hall, of Siletz. was transact-
J ing business in the , city .
I F. J Mulkey, of Monmouth, is
I visiting friends in this city.
Born, Sunday to Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Burnett, iu this city, a son
Born, June 25, to Mr. and Mrs
A. R. Hathaway, a daughter.
H." H. Cronise, 0. & E. agent,
returned Sunday from a bhort visit
to Salem. .
A sister from Dayton, Washing
ion, :1s visiting Mrs. J. E. Henkle
of Philomath.
- Mr . ' Kitson, who lives west of
Phiiomain, is so seriously ill he is
not expected to live.
Bessie Irvine is "Htillo Central"
and agent for the new Independent
telephone company. .
J. H. Harris and a party of five
were entertained at dinner at the
Hotel Corvallis Sunday .
S. C. Worrell, a merchant of Al
bany, visited friends iu the city
Sunday.
Mrs O. V. Hurt has been com
mitted to the Asylum at baleuj and
was' taken there on Monday
Miss Bessie Irvine visited with
Mrs. Lura Campbell at Albany,
last Friday and baturday.
G A Scott aud J L Van Blaricon
of Philomath were transacting bus
iness iu the city Monday.
A fifty dollar flute was left oa the
C. fc E. train west bound Friday.
Finder leturn to this ofhee and re
ceive a reward.
B. E. Euaerick, who has been
transacting business in Salem and
Portland, returns to his home in
Philomath Thursday.
Mrs. Hardin entertained at tea
Saturday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Francis, of Portland, Mrs.
John Allen's mother.
L. G. Marks, of South Dakota,
has purchased a farm on Soap Crt;ek
and moved out Saturday. Real
estate agent, Jas Lewis, effected the
transfer.
Dr. Altmau, we are very sorry
to state will leave Coryallis about
the, labt of July to take up his
residence in Saiem . He will take
the office and practice of Dr. Eschei
man who goes to Portland.
Mrs. Katherine Wade, of Sum
merville, Oregon, whose eon, Walter
attended the College last year, has
rented a house here with a view to
making this place her residence
until her son completes his course.
The infant son of Wm . Newton,
died yesterday at Portland. The fun
eral will be held at the residence of
Grandfather Newton on 4th street
today, at 2 o'clock. Rev M Noble
officiating. Burial at Locke ceme
tery.
Jas. Flett and family will start
tomorrow for their chittim ranch in
Alsea. Mr. Flett has been down
there for the past two weeks re
turned Saturday, purchasing a
span of horses at a sale in Philo
math Their furnished residence
is for rent to, desirable parties.
A good likeness of president-elect
of Philomath College, I E Caldwell
appears in the Sunday Oregonian.
Pres. Caldwell is a product of Ne
braska, having been born in that
state in 1873. He is a graduate of
York College, York, Nebraska, and
his parents reside at Swanson of
that state. He was professor of
mathematics in Philomath last year
and the year preceding and has won
his way into the hearts of every one
who has ever been under his tutel
age. Claud Gatch is carrying around
a bandaged and a painful eye that
has been under the care of the doc
tor for a day or two. It came about,
from handling of paper money at
the Ladd & Bush bank, where Mr.
Gatch is employed and has been for
many years. Mr. Gatch is usually
very careful in the hand ling of
paper money, as all bank people
who are acquainted with its danger
But this time he rubbbed his eye
after counting a package of "green
backs" and conveyed a germ thereto
which caused the soreness, requir
ing the attention of a physician and
the bandage. Salem Statesman.
Notice Of Settlement.
Notice is hereby siven that the Pioneer
bakery has passed into the hands of Mr.
Carl G. Hodes, of Albany. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to the un
dersigned will please settle at once.
C. Bead.
For Extra Good Clothing
for Boys and Young Men See
Nolan & Callahan .
- The Race Meet.
tickets for th Race Meet are now on
sale at -the drng etoit-a nd several other
business houses about town. 7"
Arrangements have been made to ran
seveial carriages back and forth to tl e
raees, so every one will have a chance lo
go. -". '.- - .".- . .... ,.
. The grand stand has been put in good
shape for the Race Meet, o you Will
have every comfort.
There will be a grand parade!of all the
horseflesh in the country, at the Race
Meet just before the racing commence?.
If you have a horse and buggy be sure
and be there and join in. - Y v mignt
win the prize for having the best looking
tumour. Open- to all single or doable
horses. .
The following prizes will be awarded
atlne horse parade on the race track
Jaly 2:
J M Comeron, harness maker, presents
to the best-looking single j horse and
buggy, one $10 lap robe, aud to the best
luokinv: double team and buggy, one $4
whip. . v
Messrs. Ingle & Tezier, harness mak
ers, to the best-looking single horse and
buggy, an elegant whip, and to the best
looking double horee and bugggy, a hand
some lap robe.
The Gazette
for Job Work.
Business Locals.
Wall paper at Blackledge's new fur-
liitnre store.
For low prices on saddles and harness
see J. M. Cameron.
' J. M. Cameron manufacturer and deal
er in harness and saddles
Red Cedar Star Shingles at the saw
mill at $1.60 per M. E. VV. Strong.
Smokers supplies, largest stock in tbe
city at Small & Son's
Finest line of hammocks in the city at
J. M. Cameron's call quick and see him.
New specialties in photography at the
Gardner Studio, Ninth street, near Col
lege walk.
Platinum pictures in Art Folders at
the Gardner Studio. Nintn street near
College walk.
Before re-furnishing your house, call
on J. D. Mann, the leadiug house fur
nisher in tbe city.
Look at the price 1 $1.25 per gallon fr
ce cream. Parties supplied. Small &
Son.
The largest stock of whips, saddles and
robes in the Willamette valley is found at
J. M. Cameron's.
Remember that with every 25 cents
worth of laundry work done at the
Steam Lanndry you get a vote on the
beautiful TJ S silk flag, in Nolan & Cal
lahan's window.
BUTCH
of service always proves the ab
solute supremacy of
Dutcbe$$Crou$er$
io cents a Button;
$1.00 a Rip
Sold bv
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Faculty of Summer Normal.
Tbe faculty for the Summer Nor
mal to be held in Eugene from June
27 to Aug. 6 is as follows:
F. S. Haroun, Supt.,
Bookkeeping;
W. W. Dixo,,
Methods, Phenology, Geography.
Grammar, Rud. of Drawing and
Music;
W. B. Dillard,
Algebra, Physics, Physical Geog.,
School Law.
D. S. Kelleme,
Reading, Orthography, Physiol
ogy and Hvgiene;
W. G. Beattie,
History, Civics, Composition, and
Rhetoric, Arithmetic;
J.W. Lobdell,
Vertical Writing.
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On Men's Spring and Summer
Clothing. . .You! can, save from
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suit. If you care to save money,
you should not overlook this sale
of finely tailored clothes. We
want to clean the tables by July
4th. . - v:;'
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For an indefinite time we offer
"Men's Summer Trousers" at
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Special agency gdods.
Ralston Health Shoes.
Gordon Hats.
REGULATOR OF LOW PRICES
Door South of Harris',
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- hand Furniture.
Just Received.
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Leading hotei in Corvallis. Newly
furnished with modern conveni
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COMMERCIAL MEN.
Notions, Fancy Goods,
China and Qusensware.
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Corvallis & Albany Stage Line leaves Cor
vallis 6:30 p. m. and Sunday at 4 p. m.
Leaves Albany 6:30 a. m.; Sunday8 a. m.
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