Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-11-24
THE CORVALLIS GAZETTE.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Y.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Leese hav,
returned from tew days visit il
Toledo
w. A.. Wells, the we'll knowr
real estate agent in this city, is il
with la grippe.
Mrs. e Woodward, who hat
been i'll for Two weeks, is still un
able TO be about.
M. NJ. Davis came out from va
quina last week, on account of the
illness of his daughter, Pauline.
Miss Elsie Garfield. of Dallas
College, expects to sp-nd Thanks
giving Day with Corvallis friends.
E E Wilson, tired of the stir
and hustle oi Corvallis and has
been spending quiet week in To.
ledo.
The extra session of the state
legislature has been called by Gov.
Chamberlain to meet on Monday,
December 81.
c. B. Wells, who has been in a
sanitarium in Portland, was not inn
proving when last heard from.
His youngest son, from Alberta, N.
w. T., is now with him.
G. A. Laws and family, of Minne-
vile, Benton county, have leased
the Davies cottage near the school
house and will reside here for the
next year-Newport News.
Through the courtesy of the In
dependence enterprise we are en-
abled to publish the picture of o.
A. C.'s popular athlete, Floyd Will
liams.
J. G. VanOrsdel, of Dallas, and
Clarence ireland and W. w. Per-
cival, of Independence, were in Cor.
Wallis yesterday attending to some
business affairs.
! ]. e. Henkle returned from Port
land to his home in Philo .nath on
Saturday, aud came to Corvallis
yesterday to serve ON jury duty at !
he county court.
DIR. Darrin has spent brief but
busy fortnight in this city and
Faves at the end of the week. His
sffice has been crowded ever since
he arrived. The doctor is one of
the best known specialists in Ore
eon.
Union Thanksgiving service at
the United Evangelical church
next Thursday at 1920 a. m.
Rev. Edw. Green will preach the
sermon. Special offering will be
taken. Everybody inyited to at
tend.
DR.. A. D. Morrison, of Prime
vile, formerly a student of the o.
A. c., is. in town for few days on
a visit to- his family who have been
making this city their home, but
will join him in short time in the
sage brush city.
Many of our readers will remem-
Der Miss Hattie Hoover, who lived
in Corvallis two years ago, where
her two younger sisters attended
the 0. A c. Miss Hoover mar
ried John Lyons and moved to
Valdez, Alaska. The following
item appeared in the Fossil Journal:
"Born, in Fossil, Oregon, Friday,
November 6, 1903, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lyons, daughter.
Charles Ewart, the architect for i
the construction of the new school Z
house in Corvallis, will soon have I
finished the contracts occupying
his attention He will return to !;
his home in Nelson, British Column
bia this week where he will meet !,
Mrs. Ewart and family. Mr..
Ewart is very competent me- I
chanic and his departure will leave !
Corvallis without so competent an n
architect as Mr.. Ewart has proven i
himself. "a
Fred Overlander was awarded j
the contract for furnishing the :,
music at the Thanksgiving ball to :
be given in the Armory Thursday.
evening. Owing to Mr.. Overland q
er's absence from town, Prof. Tur- 7
ney will have charge. Following is t
the Instrumentation: Violips, Prof. F
Turney and Miss Verna Kerker; \
clarinet, John Spangler; cornets, |,
E. D. Wetmore and Bert Yates; q
piano, Mrs. Wilson; drums, Guy o
Walker. .
Rev. T. S. Handsaker spent the n
better part of last week in Albany, !,
mi returned home in time to fill
Ills pulpit on Sunday. He left for I,
Al any again on Monday, and will :, =
emain away over next Sunday. :
Mr. Handsaker's reputation as a Q
inging evangelist is we'll known in II
his part of the county, and we
ind him highly spoken of in the te
papers of the cities he visits. Mrs. le
1andsaker accompanies her hus-
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