Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-11-10

Senator John D. DAILY arrived il
town ON the noon train from Port
land on Saturday.
Rev. Humbert, who is attending
the Divinity School in Eugene, Wis
tied in Corvallis last week.
Daniel R. Spencer, of Alsea
made final proof on his Homestead
before the county clerk last Sstur
day.
MIR. and Mrs. B. F. Jones. o
Tohdo. came to Corvallis Tuesday
for visit to Mr.. Jones' brother, T
A. Jones, of this city.
Albany papers have considera blt
to say about our Holy Rollers, but
fails to mention her ow,, high roll.
ers-and some of them are holy.
Mr.. Robinson and family who
moved to Washington in July. re-
turned to Corvallis last Friday and
are now looking for location.
Invitations are out for a dancing
party to be given by the Ladies
Coffee Club at the City Hall, Cor
Wallis, on Wednesday, evening, No
vember 1lth.
Mrs. Ed. Andrews gave AZ, after
noon reception at her residence on
Fourth ST. on Friday, to bout
forty guests. A very enjoyable af-
ternoon was spent.
The President has, by ploclama-
ton, set aside Thursday, Novem ber
26th as day of national thanks
giving, and the turkeys are looking
up the merits of the different anti
fat n,)strums. ....
County Clerk Moses issued a
marriage license last Saturday to
MIR. Gene Tartara and Miss Ida
Elliott, both OF Corvallis. They
were married Saturday afternoon by
Judge Holgate.
After l6 years in the newspaper
business in McMinnville, Frank S.
Harding has retired from the field
and sold his Telephone-Reglster to
Haggerty & Martin, who will con-
tinue its publication.
0. G. T. Company's steamer Ra-
mona, beginning Wednesday at 6
a. NJ, will leave Corvallis Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays for Port
land and way landings.
B. J. THATCHER, Agent.
The next meeting of the Editorial
Association of the State of Oregon
will be held in Hood River, when
the apples are ripe next Fall. The
GAZETTE looks forward to an enjoy
able vacation on that occasion.
Another rumor is going the
rounds regarding the movements of
the Southern Pacific. This time
the authority is Supt. l.. R. Fields,
of that company, who says the
MONDAY eating place out of Port
land will be changed from Albany
to Eugene. This will certainly be
better for travellers coming north.
The Corvallis GAZETTE football
man is evidently member of the
Holy Rollers, Judging from his.
crazy football remarks. Albany
Democrat. Hurts, don't it, Brother.
when the truth is thrown in your
face. AS yet, our "think tank" is
alright, but when we go completely
bughouse, then we'll join the
Demo crat force.
Mrs. J. III. Harris gave a small
and select dinner party on Friday
last at her home, in honor of her
husbands birthday. Besides the
immediate family there were pres.
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Wilkins
Mr. and Mrs B. F. Irvine. Tho occa
sion was an enjoyable one for all
present, and usual wishes were ex-
pressed for many happy returns of
the day.
The petition that has been in cir
culation several days requesting
the city council to pass an ordin-
ancs to prevent b;cyclists using the
walks that surround the public
school blocks, is getting lots of sig
natures. The petitioners presented
it to the city council last evening,
but too late for US to get any report
for this issue. We hope the petit
tion will be granted.
Rev. Fl. A. Deck, pastor of the
United Evangelical church, met
with a painful accident Sunday
afternoon while hitching his horse
TO the buggy preparatory to start
ing to Mt. View to fill his appoint
ment. The horse became frightened
and in some way struck Mr.. Deck
on the forehead, making an ugly
cash and knocking him to the
ground. While the wound is not
serious. he was not able to fill his
pulpit Sunday evening and Rev.
T. T. Vincent preached the evening