Corvallis gazette., July 22, 1904, Page 5, Image 5

HOCAl AND PERSONU.
t)ats 32c to 34c. . .
P. R. Overlander now "holds the
position of deputy . game warden
for the county.
CD. Galbreath and G. R. Shafs,
of Independence, are transacting
business here.
Mrs. Scott, a daughter of Mrs.
Ly tie of Philomath, is lying very
low with pneumonia.
Candies and fruits, fresh and tasty, at
Small's.
Miles Starr is having a new roof
put on his residence. Adams Bros,
-are doing the work .
Rev. and Mrs. Carrick will start
the early part of next week for Cas
jadia for a short vacation.
Great bargains in bamboo furni
ture at Hollenberg & Cady's.
The insurance policy of $2,000,
held by the late A. J. Locke in the
-A. O. U. W., was paid over to the
widow last Saturday.
Dr.Roberts, the well-known Oc
culist, will remain a week at the
Occidental Hotel . Don't neglect to
consult him about your eyes.
When in Albany make your
headquarters at the St, Charles.
Mrs. Mary Avery, who, having
-held the position of dress-maker at
the college for a number of years,
resigned the arly part of this week,
mll reside in Portland.
H . Nelson, who is a recent ar
rival in Kings Valley, had the mis
fortune last Monday to lose his five-year-old
child. The burial occured
an the Kings Valley cemetery.
Buy a meal ticket at Chipman's
.and eat when' you please.
The last installment of the in
surance policy held by the late Jas.
'Dunn in the Maccabees and A. O.
U. W. was paid to the heirs last
"week.
Properly fitted glasses preserve
jour sight indefinitely. Dont ne
.glect the precaution of having your
eyes examined by a skilled ocoulist.
iDr. Roberts is at the Occidental.
.J. Sensrer keens the best hand
made shoes in town.
Saturday night, at Philomath
-chapel, five miles southwest . of the
city, the Congregationalists will
hold an ice cream social. A good
time is anticipated, and everybody
is invited.
Dr. and Mrs. Newth, of Philo
math, started Tuesday for San Fran
cisco, where Mr. Newth will spend
iour or five weeks in post graduate
-work in the University of Cali
fornia. Hammocks at Hollenburg &
Oady's.
Mrs. Florence Maybrick, who has
been for 15 years imprisoned in
-English prisons for the alleged
poisoning of her husband, was re
leased yesterday. She will probab
jy return to America.
. Our neighboring county of Linn
reports an attendence in its schools
of 2568 male and 2610 female schol
ars, between the ages of four and
twenty years. They are now occu
pying 120 school-houses.
Buy a meal ticket at Chipman's
.and eat when you please.
Dr. Roberts, the occulist, arrived in
town on Tuesday and is making his
office at the Occidental Hotel.
Consult him at once if your eyes
need the attention or a skilled op
erator.
S. L. Shedd and wife leave to-
day for Newport to spend a month
or more in their cottage by the sea
They are expecting their daughter,
Mrs. Folsom, of California, to join
them in a few days.
J. Senzer keeps the best hand
made shoes in town.
Rev. Mr. Lowdy, cf Spokane,
Wash., is the new pastor of the
Radical U. B. church at Philomath,
-taking the place of the regular pas
tor who resigned a few weeks ago
to accept the position of -presiding
elder in a California conference.
Mayor Davis, of Albany," has
been granted a divorce from his wife
on the ground of intemperance
Satisfactory arrangements having
also been made regarding property
rights, it is probable that no appeal
'Will be taken m the case.
Hollenberg A; Cady's headquar
ters for campers outfits tents, cots,
-camp stools, camp stoves, etc.
A. V. Mixture ot JBioagett, an
. Eastern real estate man, is nego
tiating witn a large society of Ger
man Dunkers with a view to tak
ing up a large body of land at that
place. On two occasions represen
tative Germans 'hive been looking
up the feasibility of the project and
are so well pleased that it is more
4haa likely their people will come.
C. J. Hill, of Portland, is visiting
in the city. . " -
F, J. Devine, of Albany, visited
Corvallis Wednesday.
When in Albany eat at the Al
bany lunch counter. 1
Ice cream $1.25 per gallon at Small &
Son's.
Miss S. J. Evans, of Chicago, is
visiting friends on the coast .
Bush Davis was over from the
Coast the early part of the week. -
Look at the price I $1.25 per gallon for
ice cream. Parties supplied. Small &
Son.
Mr. Garret, a prominent real es
tate man of Eugene, visited J. M.
Cameron Wednesday.
Fishing tackle, hunters' supplies
and sporting, goods at Hodes' Pio
neer Gun Store.
D. A. Hodge and O. A. Kramer,
of Independence, transacted busi
ness in the city Wednesday .
Finest line of hammocks in the city at
J. M. Cameron's call quick and see him.
Geo. Bethere, Supt. of schook-for
Lincoln county, passed through the
city Tuesday
Fishing tackle, hunters' supplies
and sporting goods at Hodes' Pio
neer Gun Store.
Fred Gidet, a mining man of
Butte, Montana, is visiting friends
in Corvallis.
J. M . Church, of La Grande,
while attending the session of the
board of regents, visited many old
friends in the city.
L. F. Daly, Carl and Mrs. H.
Felton were among those who regis
tered af the Occidental, Wednesday,
from Dallas.
A. J." Williams, of Toledo, stop
ped in Corvallis Wednesday for a
few hours while on his way to Al
bany. Dr. G. C. Eschelman, of Salem,
whose cffice and practice Dr. Alt
man takes, came over Wednesday
evening to attend the reception giv
en to Dr. and Mrs. Altman,
Mr. Gleasoo expects to return
from Goble, Columbia county where
he has been visiting his sick son.
His son cannot live more than- a
faw days. He has cancer of the
stomach.
Ohling & Hulburt, the old and
reliable hardware and. implement
firm of Albany has a big ad. on
the last page of this week's Ga
zette. It will run during the en
tire summer. . Don't fail to read it.
The travel to the Bay is again on
the increase. During the recent
rainy period the passenger traffic to
the Coast took a decided dump.
Now that the weather has turned
warm again, all westward trains
are so crowded that by the time
Corvallis is reached only standing
room is left. '
Ross Adams, a brother of Essie
Adams, of the Independent Tele
phone Co., has arrived from Col
umbia county to take up his resi
dence in Corvallis. Some time ago
Mrs. Adams purchased property
here with a view to making this
her home while the son and two
daughters complete a course in the
O. A. C.r all three of whom were
students in the college last year.
At Summit last Thursday Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Yantis celebrated
the fiftieth anniversary of their
wedding day. ' A number of guests
were present and a sumptuous
dinner was served. Mr. and Mrs.
Yantis are old pioneers to this
coast and are held in very high
esteem by all who - know them.
Those present to help them cele
brate their golden wedding - were
Fred Yantis ther son, Harry Bar
nard, Emil Wicbnofsky, Mr. and
Mrs. Halver Harrison, C. M. Mat
toon and Mrs. L. M. Mattoon and
little son, Harry.
, A reception was given Wednes
day night at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Carrick, in honor of Dr. and
Mrs. Altman who are to leave the
last of this week for Salem, to re
side. A large company was pres
ent, and a most enjoyable evening
was spent; but the departure of
these estimable people could not
but cast a feeling of sadness over
those who were there to bid them
farewell. Dr. and Mrs. Altman
have always occupied the highest
positions in social and religious cir
cles of Corvallis, and are held in
the higbeet esteem by a large circle
of friends. During the evening, a
short program was rendered, as
follows: Rv. Carrick presented re
solutions from the assembly, Miss
Lulu Spangler sang, Miss Alice
Wicklund recited, Fred Yates made
a short speech, and Mrs. Crawford,
in behalf of the ladies of the Pres
byterian church, presented Mr. and
Mrs . Altman with a full set of Hav
iland china plates. Dr. Altman
goes to Salem to take the office and
practice of an old school friend who
goes to Portland.
Dick Zahn was over from Alsea,
Wednesday.
Mrs. T. Fennel, Mrs. W. H.
Walker and Mis. A . Nelson were
Corvallis visitors Wednesday. : ;
E. S. Hornaday, who recently
moved to Nashville, is spending a
few days ia Corvallis; .
J. O. Hughs, of Carthage, Mo., is
in Benton county looking for a ; location.-
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Subject at M. E. Church, South,
Sunday:- Mornine, 'Providence
and Sufferine;"
evening, "Future
Punishment." ,
Pres. Gatch will leave Monday
for a short vacation. He will pro
bably go to Wagner Spirngs near
Ashland. : "
Mr Gal van!, representing the so
ciety for the improvement of the
Hir dus, spoke upon that subject
before the hoard of Regents yester
day. ; ' - : ' . "
A small company from Silver
Lake and bound for .Newport, stop
ped at the Occidental Tuesday.
The company consisted of Mr. and
Mrs. Warden, son and daughters.
and Mr. and Mrs. Martin - The
Warden's are relatives of E. B.
Horning. .
O. P. HofF, State Commissioner
of Labor, passed through this -city,
Thursday, and took the north bound
train for Dallas. He has been pur
suing his business of gathering
statistics in Eastern Oregon, and
later in Tillamook and the coast
counties.
Sunday services for the Congre
gational church are as follows
Sunday School and young people's
meeting at tne usual hours, sub
ject of morning sermon, ."Vicarious
baenfices; evening sermon, "Are
there special Providences?" There
will also be service at Plymouh
Sunday afternoon at 3 p. m . I
C. E. -Gibbons brought in four
hogs last Tuesday that furnish a
practical object lesson in feeding!
for profit. .To etait with Mr. Gib
bons had good stock. He bought
the hogs 10 weeks ago when they
weighed' 256 pounds gross weight.
He bought $6 worth of chopped
grain whica was his only cash out
lay for feed. They . were fed all
the milk and green feed they could
eat and weighed at the end of the
1C week's 618' pounds dressed.
Counting one-third more for live,
weight it shows a gain of about 525
pounds. Mr. Gibbons says he
cleared $20 on the four hogs in 10
weeks. - ..
Swann-GIassford Wedding.
In the presence of 45 relatives
and friends, the wedding of Heber
V. Swan and Nelle Glassford was
solemnized at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. EL H. Glass
ford of this city, Wednesday even
ing at 8 o'clock, Rev. T. T. Vincent
ofhciating.
The bride looked very attractive
and beautiful in her dainty wedding
gown of white silk organdie, with
trimmings of lace and ribbons and
carried bride's lilies. The groom
was attired in a suit of conventional
black. The bridesmaid, Miss Grace
Glassford looking charming in her
attire of white and carried pink
carnations and the best, man, Mr.
Bert Yates wore a suit of black.
After the ceremony they were con
gratulated by their many relatives
and friends, after which all repaired
to the dining room where a dainty
supper was seryed by the hostess of
the occasion.
The decorations consisted of ferns
and roses in the hall and parlor
and honeysuckle was artistically
arranged in the dining room and
produced a pleasing effect.
The bride is the daughter of
one of the prominent citizens of
Benton county, and was a student
at the O. A. C. last year and while
in college showed .great talent
along literary lines and the public
has been pleased by several articles
from her pen.
The grooirj is a popular and enter
prising young man now in employ
of the Independent telephone com
pany. The happy pair will make
their home in this city for the next
three months. A large number of
presents- were received with many
expressions of friendship and good
will. About 35 friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Swann gave them a charivari
and all were invited in and treated
to refreshments.
Business Locals.
The best ice cream soda at Smalls. .
Try Small's for cool drinks daring the
hot weather.
For low prices on saddles and harness
see J. M. Cameron. - ;
J. M. Cameron manufacturer and deal
er ia harness and saddles.
Red Cedar Star Shingles at the saw
mill at tl.60 per M. ;-. E. W. Sotatro.
Smokers supplies, largest stock in the
Don't Shoot Pheasants Yet.
Sportsmen are eagerly looking
forward . - to the open season for
Chinese pheasants, as it is evident
that the shooting will; be better
than ever before. Everyone who
has had. an occasion to go through
the fanning districts has noticed
that the. supply of young, birds is
unusually plentiful. One can
not drive through the wheat lands
in any "direction from Corvallis
without frequently starting up
large flocks of the beautiful birds.
Just last week a farmer living
near here," started up a bevy of
nearly 30 birds about half grown.
There has .been, some mis
apprehension in regard to the
pneasant law. arising1 no doubt
rom misleading articles that have
appeared in many papers of late.
There was a law up in the; last
egislature but was not passed, to
change the present law.
The present law does not open
the season until October. As a
general thing a large number of
the birds are killed each year be-
orejthe season opens by hunters
or by the - rains Ithat : kill the
young birds soon after they are
hatched. This year, however.
there was no rain until the young
pheasants were strong enough to
survive it. For this reason there
will be twice as many vouner
birds as last year.
The pheasants are less timid,
too, than formerlv, owing to a
stricter enforcement of the game
aws. A. few years ago illegal
hunting was so common that the
pheasants $ became wild, and
sportsman had difficulty in get
ting withinrange of them after
the season opened. - Illicit hunt
ing has now been almost entirely
abandoned, and the birds are
easily approached up to the be
ginning of the open season.
Marion Lytle has Smallpox.
Marion Ly tie has smallpox in
Philomath. Saturday he- was
taken with a chill, Sunday he
had a fever and Tuesday the pus
tules that are the. unmistakable
signs of smallpox began to ap
pear on his face. The case is
very mild, and Mr. Iytle suffers
little or no inconvenience now
the eruptions have begun to ap
pear. He was in the livery
stable at Philomath when Haw
kins dame in on the 4th all brok
en out with the disease. That is
the only exposure he had to any
se, but, as many more were ex
posed, there are still others who
may yet take it.
Hawkins and Speedy were re
leased from quarantine Monday.
Speedy did not break out with
the disease at all, as he was vac
cinated by Dr. Newth soon after
the exposure. They both went
up into an old cabin in the hills,
however, and remained there un
til they were pronounced cured.
Thev took an oil can and boiled
their- clothes and thoroughly dis
infected before coming down.
All these cases are exceedingly
mild and not particularly dan
gerous. It is called by some Ma
nila itch, but physicians who
have been to the Philippine
Islands say that this disease is
unknown there, but is called
smallpox in a mild form, and be
longs peculiarly to the Pacific
Coast of the United States.
Buy youfr harvBSting outfits
at Nolan & Callahan's
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
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No. 2 For Yaqnina:
Leaves Albany. ........ .12 :4 p. m.
Leaves Corvallis. . . .- 1:45 p. m.
Arrives Yaqnina , .5 :40 p. m.
No. 1 Returning :
Leaves Yaqnina 7 :15 a. m.
Leaves Corvallis 11:30a.m.
, Arrives Albany .....12:15p.m.
No. 3 For Detroit:
Leaves Albany. ......... .1 :00 p. m.
: Arrives Detroit. 6 :00 p. m.
No. 4 From Detroit : -
Leaves Detroit. . . ....650a.m.
, Arrives Albany.-. .- 11 :15 a. m.
Train No. 1 arrives in Albany in
time to connect with the 6. P. south
bound train, as well as giving two or
three hours in Albany before departure
of 8. P. north bound train.
Train No. 2 connects with the S. P.
trains at Corvallis and Albany giving
direct service to Newport and adjacent
beaches. .. -
Train 3 for Detroit, Breitenbush and
other mountain resorts leaves Albany at
1:00 p. m., reaching Detroit at 6 p. m.
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