Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-12-07


| Orin Clark is very i'll with ty
Dhoid fever at the home Of his faith
ei-in-law, A X Miner, in this city
Services at ne Presby teriar
church next Sabbath morning ane
evening, as usual. A cordial vel
come to all.
Attorney E E Wilson, of thi;
city, was admitted to practice be-
fore the United States district court
at Portland, Monday.
Mill feeds are exceedingly scarce
in Corvallis. The Commission
Store and the local mills find it i'm.
possible to supply the demand.
Memorial services in honor Of the
late Miss Pernot were held yester-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock in the
Reading room, by the " O T U.
Fred J. Ziegler, captain of the
U. o. football team, has been
selected as an end for the ALL
Pacific Coast team which was
chosen by California experts.
Jack Arnold returned the first of
the week from Eugene. While in
that city he witnessed the football
game between U O and U W. Kars-
burg, coach for U o this season,
was a class mate of Jacks at Berke-
Icy.
At its meeting Monday night
Valley Lodge No. II. K of P,
elected officers for the ensuing term
After the business meeting, the
lodge opened in social session, when
a progam was rendered and gen
eral good time enjoyed.
The performance of sole Olson"
at the Opera House Tuesday even
ing, delighted majority of the
audience and as this is perhaps
the chief object of all forms of en-
tertainment, we presume cole
Olson" may be set down as "a good
show" The Swedish Ladies'
Quartet is the real attraction, and
one could endure considerable,
merely to hear them sing.
At the Baptist parsonage, Deem
Der 5th, Mr.. S. L. Casio and Miss
Edith Lilly were united in we'd
lock, Rev. NJ. Noble officiating.
Both OF these young people are we'll
known in Corvallis, having attend
ed the O A G. They boarded the
20 train, Wednesday, for Port
land, where they will make their
future home. A host Of friends in
his city wish them a happy and
prosperous welded life.
The Corvallis & Eastern survey
,rs, who have been working east
ward on the line of the proposed
OF the road into Eastern
Oregon, have finished their work
md are on their way to their diffar-
snt homes. The lines have been
'un ready for grading and there is
. persistent report that the grading
will be begun in the Spring. This, |
cannot be confirmed at |
he Albany Offices.
A recent letter from Miss Dor
'thea Nash speaks of meeting
between Miss Maud Hoffman
Ind herself, before the brilliant
actress left England for
America. Miss Nash accepted
he invitation Of Miss Hoffman
o partake Of dinner ali the Sa-
roy, the best hotel in London, |
where they were served with a
delicious repast.
R. L. Taylor rented houses the
irst Of the week to two homeseek.
RS from abroad. One, Mrs. Farmer,
# Pennsylvania, is sister-in-law
# J. E, Farmer, our genial S. P.
tation agent. Mrs. Farmer has
zone to her home in the East, but
will return shortly in company
With her husband. The other
,arty was Robert Campbell, of
North Dakota, who with his family
will soon take up his residence
ymong us,
Two Corvallis boys were gull
y of bit of conduct one day
his week of which they sllould
,e heartily ashamed. Accord
ng TO the GAzETTE's informant,
hey stole the gin placed by his
:ountrymen on the grave of Ii,
he China1nan whose death we
:hronicled last issue, drank it,
nd got roaring drunk. Either of
hese offences was bad enough,
'ut collectively they admit of no
xcuse whatever.
The Order of Eastern Star held a
Meeting Tuesday night for the cleo
ion of officers. The following Off
ers were elected to serve during
he ensuing year: Mrs Ida B CAL
ahan, matron; DIR B A Cathey,
Mrs Vidella Miller, asso.
late matron; Mrs w P Lafferty,
ecretary; Mrs Flora Hall, treas
,rer; Clara Fisher, conductress,
nd Mrs M S Woodcock, associate
anductress Altar the elaction of |