Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-09-06
THE CORVALLIS GAZETTE.
LOCA. NEWS.


Monday, for an outing.
County court convened Wednes
day. The most important business
at this session was the auditing of
bills.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Boozer was called to
Portland, "wednesday, by the seri-
nus illness of her father Mr. ?. L.
Smith.
Regular services in the United
Evangelical Church Sunday morn
ing and evening. All will be well
coined to these services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Johnson and
Arch Johnson and daughter, of
Suver, were in Corvallis ON busi-
riess the first of the week.
The usual services will be held
in the BAbtist Church, Sep. 8,
both morning and evening. All
are invited and welcomed.
Grandma" Hayden returned to
her Alsea home, Tuesday, after
two-weeks' visit in this city with
her daughter, Mrs. Ed Ryder.
Wednesday, Chief Alexander had
two walks placed across the alley
back of the establishment of J. D.
Mann & Co. and D. D. Bsrman.
George sebrell came out from
Alsea, Monday, for the purpose Of
locking after his property in Jobs
Addition. He returned to Alsea,
Tuesday
Teddy Palmer who graduated
from o A C with the class of 1900,
has accepted a position with thu
electria light company of Grants
Pass.
Mr.'and Mrs. G. H. Evans, pa.
rents of Miss Nellie Evans, of this
city, came out from their Alsea
home during the past week on a
short visit.
Tuesday, marriage licenses were
issued to Sherwood Hopkins Adams
and Miss Esther Van Tuyle A~ery,
and Albert N. Woods and Miss
Purla Jackson.
Postmaster A. B. Crossman, of
Portland passed through Corvallis,
Tuesday, on his way home from the
coast. He spent about ten days at
the coast and his family are still at
Newport.
During the eight days previous
to September 3rd, Cal Thrasher
canvassed the country writing pol
icies in the Oregon Fire Relief AS
sociation. During that time he
wrote up thirty four. policies.
William Headrick and son, Linn,
came out from Alsea, Monday.
Linn Headriek returned home,
Tuesday, but bis father will remain
out here for some time, as he has
some work to do on a barn for
Henry Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. He.oemb, of Wend-
ling, and George Davis and family,
of Springfield, relatives Of Mrs. H.
W. Franklin, of this city, arr ived
in Corvallis, Monday. The follow
ing day they started for the coast
intending to spend three weeks at
Seal Rock.
w. A. MARTA, formerly of this
city, came up from his Dallas home
on his wheel, Monday. After at
tending some business he returned
by train the following day. While
here he stated that a daughter had
been born to his wife, Thursday,
August 2sth.
A recent letter from Henry Allen
announces that Mrs. Allen will not
come to Corvallis Immediately as
contemplated. She is now at some
fflnous springs in Virginia, and if
her health continues to improve,
she will make that her residence
for the present, at least.
Last Sunday DR.. Farra operated
on an abseeas onthe jaw of the six
lnonths-old baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. B. Conner. The parents had
neted the ehild,s condition, but
immagined that it had the mumps.
Finding that its condition did not
improve with time they called in
DR.. Farra with the above result.
Albright G. Adams have the cor
tract for raising and repairing the
residence of E. B. Horning, near the
G. & E. depot, and now have the
work partially completed. The
building is being raised four feet
and the basement is to be converted
into kitehen, sitting room and
dining room.
The sewing society of the United
Evangelical church is deserving of
considerable praise for the work it
is doing. Whenever thsre is sewing
to do the soeiety's members are no