Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-12-22


for their homes In Independence.
A magnificent turkey dinner will
served at the Hotel Corvallis on
Christmas Day. Landlord Ham
mel intends to make this the ban
ner spread of the year.
"Happy Hooligan" Mechanics
was married in Buena Vista on
Sunday to Miss Baker, who was
employed as waitress IN the Hotel
Corvallis for short time.
Governor Cham berlain has named
w. w. Cotton,.a prominent dairy
man of Portland, to succeed Benton
KILN as regent of the College,
and J. D. dwell and J. M. Church
are appointed to succeed themselves.
Corvallis has new dog ordinance
which the Times brands as STEM
winder." We suppose this is
pointer" to Corvallis sports to pay
taxes on their "stem-setters" and
other hunting dogs.-Toledo Leader
Supt. Denman returned Monday
from Kings Valley where he has
been attending the Parents Meet
ing which was held there. He
says the meeting was grand sue
cess. More will be said of it next
issue.
Considerable interest was aroused
on Main street yesterday morning
by pet fawn belonging to Arthur
Henkle which was being led home
by him. The beautiful creature
is only year old and is said by
woodsmen to be. unusually large for
that age.
w. E. Paul, father of Geo. F.
Paul, for several years editor of the
has moved to Oakland,
Calf, where he will reside in future.
Mr.. Paul once resided in this city,
but for several years he has lived in
Dover, N. HI.
J. Wrage came up from New
berg on the boat Sunday morning to
attend to business matters. He ex-
poets to 60 in the tailor business IN
Portland about the first of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wrage have recently
returned from trip to California.
The Oregon City society notes in
Oregonian contained an ex-
tended write-up of the wedding of
Nose E. Miner and Grace M. Hall.
The groom was former O. A. G.
student. The article says that the
couple will make Corvallis their
Iome.
Mr.. Ross, an old resident of Philo-
nath, father of Mrs, Lenger, of this
;ity, died Sunday, December 20, at |
Salem. He will be brought to
ohilomath for interment and services
will be held at 2 o'clock today.
Mr.. Ross is we'll known in this
'icinity.
Mrs. w. A. Buchanan, wife of
Jounty Treasurer Buchanan, lies |
cry low at her home in this city
With Brights disease, and her death
3 mornentariiy expected. AT the
ime of going to press-Monday
fternoon-there is no change in
Ter condition.
The Improvement Society will
old a meeting at the residence of
fiss Smell on Wednesday evening
)c )ccember %, at 7:30. Members
re are urged to be present and all
ther citizens Interested in the work
the society are cordially invited
, take part in the deliberations of
be society.
At the home of the brides par
nts, Sunday, December Is, 1908,
,ev. Davis spoke The words which
nited as man and wife, Joseph
tuard and Miss Portia Price, both
Fominent young people of Oak
rove, Benton county. The cere- "
,ony was witnesse by a number
{ friends and relatives.
Bert Yates had the mi sfortune TO
Ill from his wheel on Sunday about
con and fractured his shoulder
lade. Bert was on his way across
[ary's river bridge and had his
lind on something more important
IAN the wheel, when the accident
ccurrcd. Bert won't tell where he
as going and positively refuses to
'fer to the subject.
Smith & Boulden showed on Sat-
rday afternoon as pretty a line of
ressed turkeys as one would wish
} see. Not less than $50 of these
irds were hung up in their store,
'me of them weighing over 25
ounds each. On onday morning
7ery turkey was gone, and their
Iaces taken by a row of 60 or
lore plump geese. The most of
lese birds will be shipped to Port
nd and Astoria