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About Corvallis gazette. (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1908)
03 Weekly 'Arrivals in All' the Latest Shapes ' y i , ,6 v Mt& H. E. Wetfcerla, Prop. ' ? ; Trimmed and Untrimmed A'":: V'" '.; Hals . Novelties in Pins, Feathers, Wings and Ribbons - also Select Gage and Fisk Hats Your Hat we'll remodel in the latest styles. t in Pattern Hats. Artistic Trimming. Great reduction Low Prices. iCCAL AND PtRS0N4l S. L. Kline was reported on the sick list Tuesday. The Freshman class at the U. of 0. numbers nearly 250 mem bers. George Dudley of Kings Val ley was jn Corvallis on business .Tuesday. : Oscar Tom of Alsea was look ing after business in the city the first of the week. . Mrr Peak of Alsea was in Cor vallis, Monday, laying in a win ter supply of provisions. J. II. Harris was circulating around in the Peoria neighbor hood the first of the week. ' Mr. and Mrs. W- Davis of Cali fornia are visiting at the . Caleb Davis home, Mr. Davis being a nephew of Caleb Davis. ; Mrs. D. G. McKenzie returned home Monday from; a visit, with relatives in Portland and Don is happy once niore. , ; Mrs. E. E. Antrim and family .are moving into the Mrs. Cyrus house across Mary's river and the children will enter OAC. J. II. Harris is expecting his sister, Mrs. C. D. Buckhanna, of Memphis, Tenn., to arrive soon for a visit of indefinite length. H. H. Veatch, son of Robert 1 Veatch, ex-Senator of Linn coun ty, one of the first graduates of JUAU and brother-in-law of Wm. jCurrin, is visiting in the city. F. A. King is shaking hands with his old friends in Corvallis lifter, an absence of nearly two months. He has been in Port- and taking care of a nephew who was ill. Stanley Ray was arrested Wed nesday evening by game war- ens for killing China pheasants ut of season and taken before udge Holgate. He pleaded I uilty and was fined $15. Lecture Monday night at the resbyterian church by Rev. W. . Robinson, late of Buffalo, N. . Subject, "How to Make a quare Deal." Admission 25 id 15 cents. Hon. Wm. Bogue is comfort ably located at the old home in Corvallis once more, having moved therfamily in from the farm during the week. When a young man puts on hi: Sunday clothes on Saturday evening and takes an automobile ride, failing to show up at his place of business until Tuesday morning, it begins to . look as though something was going to nappen pretty soon. ? . Dr. Bennett of Monroe arrived home Monday, after an absence of two weeks in Southern Ore gon - on a hunting .expedition. He reports plenty of game and a good time generally. ' E. J. Garrow came up from Portland, Monday, to visit his daughter, : Mrs. . A. J.. Metzger, and "take in" the China pheas ants at the opening of the sea son, which occured yesterday. The Y. W. G. A. girls gave an enjoyable , reception yesterday afternoon from three to five, the guests being the young ladies of OAC- There was a large attend ance and a good time for all. Married At their new home in Jobs addition, Frank D. Boul den and Miss Nellie Barker, Rev. T. T. Vincent officiating. Both bride and groom are well known in Corvallis and have the best wishes of their many friends. Wm. Reed moved in from the farm last week to send his chil dren to school and brought the good family cow along, but care lessly left the feed box within reach. Result; Cow "passed on" and the children are without milk. Mr. Reed estimates his loss at $75.. x Mrs. B. A. Cathey goes to Port land tomorrow to visit with her f " The members of the K. L. li. ut. vv. Kowle: and bride ar-t E. held? hf jr, , jugular., monthly J riyed, hdtnJSTeirJ...y!ning business meeting: at the Evan- i fronx their. ;wed"die trlpV, " It is gelical parsonage Tuesday eve ning, closing with a social hour., All report an enjoyable time. For the latest in Pyrography see " . .Gkaham ''Weixs.' f 84 .a- possAple :that,c.4iajfing been al most , in Heaven hjmself - the doetr ma Jr think- it the best place for his patients, : but : it is to he hoped--faewillnsoon change his opinion-' as?it would " be the , cause oftbo fhuch earthly sor- Coach Robert W. Forbes, the T0.w for Corvallis citizens: They famous Yale end, who was hired ?oou .U? nl.cely locatedjn. the bv the associated studpnte of th "ouie recently purcnasea olMr University of Oregon to coach their football team, is making a great hit with his men. Fiftv Wiles. - Wanted Old rags at the Ga zette office.. . - men are turning out for practice daily. . - I t? ti tt- j c . j j-v. n. liusiuu aiiu laiuiiy Him Our new stock of Pyrography i Mrs. Etta Z.ee came iii from Elk wood and leather has just ar- j City, Monday. Robert reports rived. Gkahasi & Wells. 1 the fishing season very fine'and - 77-S4 ne new hotel at that place a lit- tie daisy. For SALE.-Span mares and colts and span black 2year-old horses. Call on or phone ' ' I - . .R; C. Wills. 1 i Phone 518. ' .. 80-3t Dr, .Howard is now located in. his hew dental parlors over the First National Bank and by cour teous professional treatment and trie oest or woric, wmcn ne is fully prepared to do, hopes to merit a continuance of- the lib eral patronage he has been re ceiving. - 82-3 Found A "Warranty Deed, from S. E. Young & Son to Nancy R. Norton. Left at the Gazette, office. . ; '.; The ladies of the Coffee Club will entertain their friends to morrow evening at the city hall The invitations state dancing at o :d0. 1 he patronesses are Mes- dames J. H. Pinkerton, Minnie Lee, C. V. Johnson and G. A. Covell, and - a very enjoyable evening is anticipated. Have Dr. Lowe relieve your nead and eye ache with a pair of his superior glasses. They cost no more than others and you have the benefit of his skill and over 19 years experience! Consult him at Hotel Corvallis next Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 5th and 6th. 82 The first two days registration at the University of Oregon has been the greatest in the history of the institution. Already near ly 475 students have enrolled, whieh is greater than the "total enrollment for the whole of last year. A large number of old students will return within the next two weeks and the total en rollment for the year will reach 550, or an increase of 30 per cent over last year. " The old college barn is., now being repaired with .new sills, after which it will be moved east in order to give a better view of Mrs. Artemissa Lewis died at Philomath,: Sunday, at 2 o'clock, ' of heart disease, and was buried, yesterday 'ai: the Newton cenie-' tery. Mrs. Lewis was born in Marion county, Indiana, Oct. 18, 1836, and was almost 72 years of age at the time of her death. Philomath j Ore., Sept. 23, '08 A Great Opport.unitvWWanted five men with $5000 (five'thous and. dollar) each or one-man with $25,000 (twenty-five thous and dollars) to float a big timber and milling enterprise. For further particulars inquire of Jas. G. Horninff. Philomath. Or. 80-88 OREGON 99 BUILDERS Are you doing what you can to ; populate your State. ? ORKGON NEEDS PEOPLE Set'leri. Konest Farmers. Mechpn- , Men hante. Clvrkg, Ppo1 nith biaiue, strong hands and a williinit heart rapiial or oo capital. The Southern Pacific Co, (Lines in Oregon) Is ee riig tone of Oregon literatnrft to! the East for distribution throneh ryory- avail8.hl" agency . Will you not help the good work of building Oregon bv rending of the names and aridresgea r,f yonr friends bo are likely to be iaterested in. this State?. We will b uUd td hept the ezpnnsa af sendine them complete inform alion ahont OREGON and its opportunities. CiLONIST TICKETS will be on sale during SEPTEMBER and OCTORER fr .m the East to all points in Oregon. The (area frm a ff p-incioal cites. From Denver . $30.00 " Omaha 30.00 " Kansas . Ci'ty 30.00 ; " St. Louis '- 35.50; " Chicago. . " 3&00 From Louisville . " Cincinnati " Cleveland. " New York . $41.70 42.20 .44.75 55.00 Tickets Can be . Prepaid If yon want to bring a fripnd or relative to Oregnnt proper amount with any of .oar agents. The ticket furnished bv telegraphy ' denoslt. the Will then be R. C. LINVLLE, Local Agent, Corvallis, Oregon. WM. Moil UK RAY, Gen. Passenger Agent, Portland, Or. Two young men from Belle- luntain by the name of Howard live just returned from a ten tys' nunting trip at Waldport. hey killed an elk each, one be- bg a hne cow and the other a point. The hides were brought i;orvaiiis Monday. Yesterday the poor China peasant had to hunt cover to ep out of the way of the man id de gun." It makes our louth water to think of the good ting tli e other fellow will have lis month. It would be pleas g to the eye and gratifying to inner man to be kindly re in Derea oy some good mend this momentous occasion. a cost of S15W00. .This will be a decided improvement on the general appearance of things at the college farm. E. J. Lewis, of Portland, will speak at the court house;, Satur day evening, Oct. 3rd, at 7:30. Subject: "Professionalism, Un ionism and Socialism." Mr. Lewis will divide his time with anyone or answer any questions. Come and .hear a "live one" on a live subject. sons, George and Collie, after wnicu ban win gato opoKane as the new barn, recently construct a rial ocrati f mrvi k I J " . .6 . tuo mlsSiUuerviecl at a cost society or tne.M. K. church. She will be absent about ten days. Mr. While has purchased of M. II. Bauer the old school h on so on Fifth between . Harrison and Van Buren streets, and F. C. Randall is now moving it out near the Union depot where it will be fitted up for a residence. Mike Bauer will move his present residence across the street and erect on the present site a handsome residence to suit the wishes of the Bauer family. They have had some experience in building and when the house is finished it will be a beauty. If you want to look upon the beautiful and artistic side of life just step into Metzger's jewelry store and see how cosy and at tractive he has made his store by placing new ' furniture of the most approved . pattern in the room, both in shelving and show cases. He realizes that to do business in a live town the store must be made V&ttf active, and the interior would be a credit to any city. .. it You Tplze No VJhon You Buy Groccrtoo At Thia Storo All oar goods are guaranteed t comply with the Mure Food Law We have the best and nothing but . the best. IVe Want Your Business Modes - Grocery The United Evangelical church of Corvallis held its annual membership roll call Sunday afternoon at 2:30, .there being a good attendance to enjoy $he ex cellent program which was ren dered and followed by the roll call, which was heartily respond ed to. The financial result was very gratifying and the mem bership is beginning to look for ward to this event with pleasant anticipation. A card received bytrelatives in Corvallis from a party in Wal lowa, Eastern Oregon, states that it had been snowing' there and was freezing every night. The card is dated Sept. 26th and sug gests rather chilly weather com pared with the warm, balmy days of the Willamette Valley. No doubt the students of that sec tion were glad to return to OAC. There was a quiet .wedding at the Presbyterian manse, Monday evening, when Oscar Reuben Gustafson of Corvallis and Miss Lydia Dean of Bellefountain were united by Rev. J. R. N. Bell in the presence of the nec essary witnesses. been a teacher in the public school near Bellefountain and is well known in that vicinity. The young co.uple will reside on a jfarm near Corvallis and are fol lowed by the good wishes of I numerous friends. Strange as it may seem, yet absolutely true, houses for rent are very scarce in Corvallis. ; It resembles the line found at the postoffice waiting for the mail and when one party movesout at he front door ; the dray is usually unloading goods for the new tenant at the rear. A party stated that he bought a piece of property the other day and two parties were after it before the deed had been made out. Thus the goed work goes oh . ' ' Buy your coffees and teas at ; , ; -.V:, i-?:' D, D. Berman's. Little Steven K. Sutton, the! three year old son of C. E. and Bessie Sutton, died at the Taylor nop yard Monday night, after an illness of Only two weeks. The funeral, services occurred at the home at 4 o'clock, Tuesday ! aiternoon, Kev. V. i. Leech of ficiating, and interment was in j Crystal Lake cemetery. Thej parents reside at the hop yard," one and a half miles south of town. They have the heartfelt I sympathy of the community in their deep ..sorrow. The little lad was too fair a bud for earth and God needed him "for of such j is the kingdom of Heaven." j Buv your Coffees and Teas at D. D. Berman's. Vancouver, Washington, one of the old pioneer - towns mad e famous by having General Grant and General Sherman located at the Barracks there, is giving some of the newer towns a sam ple ot civic enterprise. Not sat- isnea witn putting aown hard surfaced pavements, on last Sat urday they celebrated the com pletion of an electric street rail way system which reaches well into the suburbs. Wanted Six students for room and board ; first class, bath included. Five blocks west of college. Ind, phone 952. 82tf , , L. Hebss. On. a Hunt. Ladles' Suits and Specialty H. A. Circle, a polieeman of Portland, brought our former ! townsman', J. M. Cameron, up to Corvallis the first of the week to give him an outing among the China pheasants. L. L. Steph ensa Southern Pacific railroad conductor, had charge of the dog, and with a free pass down through southern Benton they certainly will come back loaded t with - birds. We gave Cam eron's friends a note of warning, Miss Dean has hence if they get into trouble it's ineir own lauit. we associated with Cameron for several years and t know quite a little about him. . , J Always ij in our i -mm v' I PRICE $9 78 - i I L--r- iff- Cloaks something new to be seen Jleadv-to-wear SaUns. t LOOK AT THA T CUT ONLY $9.75 Take another look ! The price is not the main featare, but the style and quality are the selling points and will convince the most skeptical person in regard the real value. This is. the Paquin model with the "Butter fly sleeve. F. L. MiUer 142 Second Street TIm Mart ComfarteU Phe Vudor PORCH SHADES Bargain Sale OF Dress Goods WE HAVE REFRIGERATORS OF ALL KI3D3 O. J. BLACKLEDGE Neat Job Printing at the Ga zette office. AND AT Shoes HENKLE I DAVIS' Rooms for Rent. Furnished rooms for. rent; on both floors; one very. large room. Call at 529 North 8th street. 81 tf r Post Cards at The Bazaar I, Largest assortment Postals in the city. - ' Ribbons, Laces, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Goods, Art Pillow Tops, ,-.&m broideries, bilks, -Stationery, Novelties, Etc J FOR RENT-400 ACRB DAIRY RANCH j 15 acre poultry place. Box 113,! Turner, Oregon.' Did you see YOUR Ad ?
