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Rr-y Shaw? wett over to Albany
Friday on I -uBineec. .
T. D, Hinton and f mry, of Mon
roe, were in tifa Saturdhy. .
AH kinds of repair work done at
J K. EnnV. '
The Drs. F. B- krd A J. Dajtcn
- have come to Curv 114 f ir a wetk's
ty
Mips Mnnie -Rowland , went to
Portland Saturday, whr tbe will,
visit fur h CtfUjleof weika.
- fSi k and woolen goods si specialty
at CorvatliB Steam Laundry.
R. Cait:n, one f the ci'y f .thers
of Shlem, paseed Friday here trans
acting business.
Royal Shaw and Harold Rum
baugn, -OAC i-tudent.-, ppe.t .Sun
day with their home folis in Al
bany. . " . '
Full line of high grade groceries
crockery, etc., at P. M. Zieiolfs'.
Walter Cumnungs and Ralph
Cady.have purchased the woodsaw
of Mr.-Hanstll.
Our merchants report a large
trade from Linn couuiy, residents
Saturday. They know whereto get
good goods and 'cheap prices.
Parents ' should be on the alert
to detect the first symptoms of eye
strain, in their children.
Mrs. Ntslle Glassford Swan,, has
been employed as teacher in Oak
Ridge, or Band Box school. School
opens Mcnday.
A new eight-roomed, two-story
residence is being erected just west
of Bodine's warehouse; it is owne(jl
by George Emerick. and eon.
You can get the birds down with
the ammunition that J. K. Berry
handles. '
A souvenir post card, written by
Mrs. Elsie Canfield-Ferch October
18, on board the steamship ' Mon
golia" saya they are having a pleas
ant trip. The Mongolia has on board
S3 missionaries.
Fishing tackle, hunters' supplie
and Fporting goods at Hodes' lio
neer Gun Store.
A Halloween party was given at
the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Chapel at Inavale Saturday even
ing. A delightful time was had.
A number of Corvallis young
people were among the merry
makers. Dr. Dayton, the eye specialist, is
now in Corvallis on his regular visit
and will be in his office at the Ho
tel Corvallis until Saturday evening
November 5. Examination Free.
There will be a Citizens Mass
Meeting at the Court House on
Wednesday evening. The spaaksrs
Will D6 ill. O. d. iUUrt.UlBl.er, U1'
ney of the Anti-Saloon League and
prominent business men of this city.
Let everybody turn out and hear
them.
Rev. D. S. Summervelle, who
was assigned to Albany by the re
cent M. E. conference, has been
changed to Ashland and it is prob
able that Rev. J. W. McDougall,
of Grant3 Pass, will acceptably as
sume the pastorals of the chnrch at
Albany.
A basket social was given by the
Sunday School at Oak Ridge Fri
day night and the sum of $25 was
raised. Good things to eat and an
excellent program were features of
the evening. A number of Corval
lis young people were in attend
ance Portland's population for 1904 is
150 CG9. This estimate is made by
the local managers for R. L. Polk
& Co. who are publishing Port
land's new directory. This esti
mate includes the Chinese, Japan
ese and other foreigners as well as
the hotel trade and floating popula
tion. Without these the net popu
lation is 137;600 or a gain-of 14
000 people in 11 months .
Mrs. Chester V. Dolph who has
occupied the Snell cottage during
the past euuimer has fitted up one
of the Dolph cottages in College
street at Portland, and left for that
city on Monday's strain. She will
remain in Portland until the close
of the Lewis and Clark fair, when
she will travel abroad for two or
three years. During her long resi
dence here she and her interesting
family have made hosts of devoted
friends who regret that they cannot
remain here longer.
One of the most enjoyable events
of the season was an "At Home"
given f i oiu 3 to 5 o'clock by Mrs.
E. R. Bryson. . at her .residence
Friday afternoon. About fifty ladies
were present. ' The afternoon " was
spent in an: exchange of friendly'
greetings and such conversation
and amusements as.; always ;mark
the social " meetinsr of- brizht and'
vivacious woftnen: .The "rooms ware
tastefully decorated and a delicious
luncheon served. Altogether it was
a very pleasant social function.
-Louif Hartley made, a business
trip to Slem -ywterdav.
Q lite a demand for pumpkins
the last few dy nd goblins were
abroad in our citv. .
The Ut)nia8 e'niei twined ; the
Satnfdav rnVbt.1: A
meet erjoy able time is reported '
After ft twn.mnnt.ha' Brimirn at
Nye Brdbk, Miss Mary Thompson
returned home yesterday.
A crowd of Seniors made a trip
to Mt. Cbintimini Saturdey. A
gentle shower laid the dust bt-fore
their return.
General and Mrs. Thorp gave a
very pleasant, quiet dinner party
Sunday, marking" the birthday
anniversary of Col. Philips.
Mrs. Geo. A. Waggoner 'r -turned
home Friday r from attending
the Shearer-Houck wedding at
Portland.
Mrs. Nettie Thayer came up
from Astoria Friday tT visit her
paren's, Mr. and ivir-s. G-llattly,
who reside near Philomath.
Miss Grace Smith entertained
about 20 of her little friends in a
dtlightfhi manner in genuine Hal
loween ttyie on Saturday evening. .
The James Horning twelve rcom
ed residence in Avery's addition is
about completed and will be occu
pied by the fami.y this week.
Leo Spaulding who has been con
fined to his bed for three weeks re
sumed his studies in OAC yester
day morning
Ira Bodine is contemplating the
erection of a new residence. It will
probably be.built near the ware
house but may not - be commenced
before spring.
Poultry show in vCorvallis De
cember 8, 9 and 10. Begin to
groom your chickens and get ready
for it. Let us keep a large .share
of the premiums at home.
A. F. Peterson was a passenger
for Salem on Monday's early morn
ing train. After transacting some
business in that city he will go to
Tillamook for a few days.
The Mission Band of the Presby
terian church gave a social 1 1 the
residence of E. W. Pratt iast Fri
dav night. A fine time was had
and proceeds amounted to about $5.
Hallowe'en parties galore Satur
day and Monday nights, and young
men and maidens alike resorted to
sundry schemes suitable to the
occasion to learn their fate.
Miss Mary Pritchard, a former
resident of Corvallis, who has been
the guest of Miss Nora Miller, re
turned to her home in Portland
yesterday.
Miss Franke Houte was the little
hostess at a social gathering Mon
day nigjht. It is needless to Say
the affair passed off very pleasant
ly for her little friends.
The new residence recei.tly erect
ed by C. A. Troxel near the C . &.
E. depot is about compeleted and
will be occupied by the family this
week.
James Dickey, of Denver, Colo.,
is visiting in this city with his
brother, George Dickfy. Mr. Dickey
may decide to locate in - ;6ur city.
He is a practical, electrician.! ,
Miss Josie :" BenHam,-tf Dusty,
now occupies the position as night
operator of the Independent tele
phone company, made vacant by
the resignation of Mis3 Lelia Alex
ander. The next attraction at the Opera
House Friday night will be Sullivan
Harris & Woods' fine production
of Theodore Kremer's master piece,
"The Fatal Wedding", a four act
comedj' drama which is now being
successfully performed on three
continents. The play is replete in
scenes of pathos, comedy, sensa
tional denouemeuts and climaxes.
A special feature will be Gussie
Sheres the child of S years as The
Little Mother. v
A quiet wedding took ylace at the
home of Mr. and Mas. Grigsby,
two miles north of Independence,
Wednesday noon, October 26, 1904.
Mr. Evrett W. Prichard formerly
of this city, being the groom and
Miss Martha J. .Grigsby, the bride.
Dr. E. J Thompson spoke the
words' that made them man and
wife. After partaking of the wed
ding lunch the young couple took
their departure for Portland where
Mr. Prichard is an err-iloyee in the
S. P. R. R. car shops.
A Picture Free for You.
- A beautiful facsimile of a hand
painting of President Roosevelt or
it you prefer, the same of Mt. Hood
neatly mounted on different colors
o mounting, board, t will .be. given
free to everyone subscribing for the
CovKiXLts Gazette or to anyone
paying up back subscription or pay
ing in advance. These pictures
are go!ngst,fa came and get one.
-,. Miss B-lit-gE.lwBrd., .f Bounj
tiin. wnt in Corv- 1 i Stn'd- w ?i -
After a visit with Corvallis friends
Mr. Hare returned Saiurdav to
her home in Albany.
Mrs. C. C. Chipman left yes-ter-
Idav " for an,- extended
visit wita
j friends in Iowa. '
I F. ur of our popular young pep-
i.l- eo inr.' Himt-ner eta on thr
16th inst the f-tite f matrimony.
M. S. Woodcock went t Post
l.-tiid and w It re absent teverisl
Dr Darrin and w f . left SmuU y
for D.iHs w iitre they w:l remain
during November. X
A pa?e!ttrr on tut C & E train
yrsterday fornn Albany trip was
Airs Txv ior Porter wo went o,i
t'usints-s and will return tMay.
W O Heckait, the c(.ntractor
and builder, liascinnj-l-tetl lh- Lleii
derpoii building and jjoiif to Eugene
to huriy forward work t'jere
J-sse B. Irvine bas icofd into
hi new residence in Avery's addi
tion, south nf the depot ll)
erecting building nces.-ar- lo en
gage in the poultry industry.
An elegant new store building
30x60 nd two st Ties high has been
completed ff Titus Rinney at
Summit. The s-corid ftov will be
used aa a public hall. W B DiUy
of C irvallis is doing the work.
F. J. Chambers, who f irmerlv
operated a general store at Kings
Valley, has reopened for business
at the old stand and invites his
former customers and friends to
call and see him again.
Married, on the 30th of October,
at the home of J. H. Brown, James
E. Poi-t, of Summit and Mary J.
Robinett. of Blodgett, Horace Un
derbill, Justice of the .Peace, offi
ciating. A dozen cr more fish hideseach
of which would be ample covering
for an ox, were on the C & E ex
press car yesterday. They were
taken from baby whales "and were
exceedingly tough.
Prtf Cordley left yesterday for
Jacksonville and other points in
Southern Oregon on OAC Experi
ment Station work. The professor
is endeavoring to find an insect
that will prove a destructive enemy
to the San Jose scale.
An operation was performed yes
terday afternoon upon Arthur Hen
kle for abscess of. the intestines.
Drs Cathey and Pernot were the at
tending physicians. The patient
is without fever, resting yveli and in
good condition for a rapid recovery.
Mrs Carrie Goudy and mother
who left here for Portland enroute
to their home in Bedford, Iowa, left
Portland Thursday. They are
much pleased with Oregon and an
ticipate visiting Oregon again dur
ing the Lewis and Clark Fair.
Bible Study meetings at the
United Evangelical church - each
evenine this week. Revival ser-
vices will commence with next Sun
day ever ing, when Rev. Metzger of
Dallas, will preach.
George Waggoner and Hon. Pun.
Avery returned Saturday from a
hunting trip on the Calipooia near
the Blue River mines. Three deer
were secured and a pleasant time
reported.
A meeting of the Corvallis con
gregation of the Presbyterian church
will be held this (Monday) even
ing at the church at 7:30 o'clock.
Matters of much importance will
be, laid before the meeting and a
general attendance is desired.
T. W.Dilley and J. E. Waggener
who went on a hunting trip to the
Blue River mines last week, when
last seen were headed for the moun
tain tastness, fully determined not
to return to civilization without a
supply of venison.
The new lateral sewer in South
Corvallis, extending two blocks
from the Brien to the Lacy resi
dences is being pushed with all pos
sible haste. The sewer will Be
7 feet deep at the south end and
about 13 feet at the north end and
will be supplied with 7-inch tile.
Mrs. R. E. Clark, of Blodgett,
who has been'at Dallas for several
weeks, taking special treatment for
her health, must, we are informed,
undergo an operation in order to
save her life. Ths operation will be
performed as soon as the strength
of the patient will permit.
Real1 Estate Transfers;
W A Wells and wife to W G
Green, ' 2 lots' bloclcHV' TAvery
sc weiiSAaa; $zoo.
John Grans and wife to G W
Reed, 2 lots, , block' F,; Avery 's
ist Add; $500. . . .. -
S M Emerick and husband to
A M Truitt, 2 lo.s Philomath;
CORRESPONDENTS'
CORNER:-.';.'-
Monroe Notes.
.Mr. and Mr. ; Yiriril Lnndinshan. ol
Bellfoantain, w :re Monroe visitors Mon
day. - .
" Adam Wilhelm Jr. made a but hie s
visit to Corvallis Saturday,
. Wui Norwood, of Bruce,- the' tyutibid
fever patient is reported some belter to
day. Dr. Btiimeu is attending tbe raie
The danee riven on Ranrno Corner last
Thursday was a e access iu every .wav;
- The qnarrantine of Monroe echoils,
on aiwoiint of diphtheria,' was raised
Timrsdaj'. It certainly was a very mild
case when the patient was at a'l tinus
a)le to'attend to i er household duties.
It looked strange th t there was no flag
up, and to tea the patient, 1 Mrs. Einii
Howard, out on the street acd the school
children have to keep indoors.
There will be a social dance given at
Carpenter's Hall Friday night, Noy. 4.
Good music and irood supper will be fur
nished. Tickets 5 cents for each dance.
A. Willhelm & Sons recently employed
two new millers, one for the Monroe and
oae for the Junetion City Flouring mills.
Oak Grove' Chips.
School Dirtrict 49 is etill without a
teacher.
Mr 8. C. A. Bearinger is visiting
Corvallis for a few days.
Herman Chappel has iast returned
from the Sherman couuty harvest field
There has been no preaching at Oak
Ridge since Mr. Carrick went away,
Verne Jones has gone to Dallas, hav
ing secured a position with the Flouring
Mill Co. there.
Bexford and Totten have just finished
their contract to deliver cedar posts to
the Electric Liuht plant.
.'Chipper.
AJf OPEN LETTER.
To Thb Editor Having learned that
it is generally understood that we have
lefused to debate with J. V. Combes, or
his representative, Rev. Handsaker, we
wish to say that w i are ready to meet
them at any time.
Subject: The Bible teaches:"and sustains
spirit return and spirit communication in
the present age. "We affirm.
Yours truly,
Jessie S. Pettit Flint.
Dangerous Wrecks.
Carelessness is responsible for many a
railway wreck and the same causes are
making human wrecks of sufferers from
Throat and Lung troubles. But since
tbe advent of Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Coldp,
even the worst cases can be. cured, and
hopeless resignation is no longer necessa
ry. Mrs. Lois Cragg, ef- Dorchester,
Mass., is one of many whose life was
saved by Dr. King's, New Discovery.
This great remedy is guaranteed for all
Throat and Lung diseases by Allen &
"Woodward, Druggists.. 50c and $1.00.
Trial bottles free: ''
Notice The cider factory will
not buy any more apples but will
do custom work only. Those wno
want cider made will bring their
apples to the factory on Saturdays
only. This action has become nec
essary owing to lack of space to put
cider.
Additional Locals.
Mrs Annie Pratt, an aunt of Mrs
C H Everett of Corvallis, slipped
and fell off the porch at the Everett
home on Second street Sunday, and
was severely hurt, causing partial
paralysis. Dr. Cathey is attending
her.
Henry A Townsend, of Des
Moines, Iowa, Union Pacifio Land
and Immigration agent, and Chas
E Williamson, a real estate dealer
of Omaha, Nebraska, were passen
gers on Saturday's C & E train,
returning from an observation tour
to Yaquina Bay and vicinity.
These gentlemen with others are
seeking to turn the tide of immi
gration into the Willamette valley
and coast counties. They are very
sanguine of success in their under
takings.
Last Sunday was' Local Option
Day in Corvallis churches and the
day Was : given up by the different
denominations to a consideration
the subjects Dr. G. L. Tufts, state
superintendent of the Oregon Anti
Saloon League ' and Dr. (X S.
McAllister, 'f state attorney for the
League, were present and -addressed
the congregations assembled. The
object lras tor hold a service in !each
church --with, agenerai m'as8 meet
inff fri-the afternoon. - -The' meetings
were ? well attended and deep in
terest was shown by Corrolua citi-
xens on the subject that lies o close
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