Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-12-02

Get your umbrella rIDs nXed
the Bicycle Hospital
Last Friday, Clayton Hero
started for Everett, WASH, for
: visit with relatives.
E. w. Strong went to Portland
Friday to attend some business
He 1s expected home today.
The rattling comedy, ''The Iris
Pawnbrokers,' will be presented b
"A first-class company at the Oper
House, December 11th.
Mrs. Harding, whose serious i'll
ness was spoken of recently in tn
! GAZETTE, died at the home oil he
son, in Jobs addition, Saturday.
| The Albany ice works is being
Enlarged. Can this fact be con-
nected in any way with Albany's
refusal to comply with her agree
ment to meet tho o A G football
team?
The eighteen year. old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Day. formerly of this city.
died at Whiteson, Sunday. The fu-
neral will occur at the Christian
church, this city, this afternoon at
2 o'clock, Rev. Hrmbert officiating.
The Rev. W. E. Randall, of Port
land, will be at the Baptist church
on Friday evening to commence
two weeks of Evangelistic meetings.
Everybody is most cordially invited
to attend all the services. Com
mence at 7:30 every evening.
It is said that the football game
played on Thanksgiving day at
Philomath between teams from
the above place and Dusty was
warm affair considering the wealth
er. That they played ball is evil
denced by the score-5 to O in favor
of Dusty.
Miss Clara Duncan, formerly
teacher in the public schools of this
city, was married November 18th,
to F. E. Baker. The marriage oc-
CURED in Muskogee, Indian Terri
tory. Miss Duncan's home was for
years at Summit, this county, and
she has many friends throug ghout
this section, who wish her every
happiness.
A very pleasant surprise was
given Rev, M. Noble, on Thanks
giving evening, by large number
of his friends who suddenly appear
ed, all being well loaded, but all
went off very pleasantly in CONVEX
sation and singing for an hour or
two, when they departed bearing
away with them and leaving be- |
hind them many pleasant mem
ories.
Philomath had a city election
Yesterday, but the result of the con-
test was not known when the GA
zETTE went to press. One ticket
had for its candidates: W. A. Jol-
ly, for mayor; w. H. Boles, for re-
corder; Geo. A Scott. marshal; Jess
Moses. treasurer. For councIlmen:
1st ward. G. Becker, w. T.
Wyatt; End ward-R. O. Logan.
N. P. Newton; 3rd ward-J. E.
Henkle, F. S. Haroun.
The Young Peoples G. E. society
Of the Presbyterian church, gave
Rev. Carrick a surprise party last
Friday evening, that day being the
of his arrival in our
midst. All enjoyed a most pleas
mt evening in playing different
games. Light refreshments were
served after which the merry party
eft, wishing their pastor and host
many pleasant returns, and giving
lim tn. assurance that he can here
lfter sign his name to the marri-
lge certificate with pen and Ink.
The game of football between the
Corvallis High School team and
hat of the Salem High School, on ,
he Willamette University campus
yesterday afternoon was a vigor- ,
'usly contested one throughout and
esulted in q victory for the visitors
~ a score of 5 to O. The teams
we're very evenly matched, they ..
,aving played a scoreless game at
Corvallis two weeks ago, and the {
anne was most interesting one.
some good plays were made by Ie
members of both teams.7States-
nan.
A surprise party was given Miss !
4ois Horton at her home, Friday J
vening, Nov. 2s. The evening was
pent in games and general good ,
ime. Refreshments were served {
which were much enjoyed. Those '
resent were, Misses Lois Horton,
Bessie Chapman, Winnifred Gates,
edna Strong, Ethel Case, Claire
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