Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-12-11
THE CORVALLIS GAZETTE.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

tonight.
E. Vairt, of Toledo, was in Cor
wallis yesterday.
J. Withycombe was in Portland
the first of the week.
Miss Pauline Kline is visiting in
Portland this week.
Chicken dinner every Sunday at
the City Restaurant.
Chipman's restaurant was closed
to the public last Wednesday even
ing.
w. A Cree. former O A C hoy,
is now studying dentistry in Port
land.
N. M. Newport, an Albany at.
orney, was in Corvallis yesterday
on business.
Wednesday Telegram contained
the pictures of the o A G football
team for 1868.
The music for the masquerade
ball tonight will be furnished by a
nine-piece orchestra.
Edgar Berry was registered at
the St. Charles, Portland, on We'd
nesday, from Corvallis.
r. II. Kaltz, the Piano Tuner, is
now in town. Parties wishing Pia-
nos tuned will leave orders at the
Occidental Hotel.
Wayman Mason left the city on
Wednesday for Independence W his
way to The Dalles where he will
make short visit.
Mrs. S. N. Wilkins went to Port
land, yesterday, to meet her daugh
ter Mrs. Lee Wigle, and babies,
who will arrive there today.
Wednesdays Portland Telegram
contained the pictures of S. l.. Bur-
naugh, Of Enterprise, and bride,
formerly Miss Abbie Groshong, of
Corvallis.
At the last meeting of Marys
Peak Camp, No. 1x6, W.O. w., the
following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year. Consul,
G. w. Fuller; Adv. Lieut., C. A.
Gould; Escort, Carl Porter; Clerk,
Clerk, j. l.. Underwood; Banker,
Geo. E. Lilly; Manager, J. F.
irwin.
Farmers and dairymen throug-
out the county should not fail to be
present at the meeting:.of the Dairy
mems Asso ;iation, to be held at the
College on Dec. 1916. Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week The pro-
gram, which we publishe in iull in
our last number cannot fail toprove
of much interest and value.
One of the students of the o A C
met with an accident last week.
Young Edgrington, a member of
the second football team, while
gathering mistletoe for the Cauthorn
Hall decorations, fell from the tree
and fractured his wrist. The arm
was attended to by DR.. Cathey, who
pronounes it painful, but not
serious fracture. At the present
writing the patient is doing well.
At the regular meeting of Fer
guson Chapter, R. A. NJ , at Ma
sonic Hall, on Wednesday evening,
December 9th, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year.
J. B. Irvine. H. P; John Fuller,
K; s. L. Hayes, S.; J. B. Horner,
Sec.; S. Chapman, T.; Jas. A. Har-
per, C. of H.; H. w. Hall, S. The
installation takes place on Satur-
day, December 26th.
The following is list of the off
GERS of Friendship Lodge, A. o. U.
W., elected for the ensuing year:
W. B. Lacy, M. W.; w. C. Corbett,
F.; Victor P. Moses, O.; E. Holgate,
Rec; Miles P. Starr, Fin; E. B.
lHorning, Rec; Jas. T. Porter, g.; |,
Roy Woodcock I. W.; Virgil e.
Waters, o. W.; Virgil E. Waters,
Trustee for three years; Drs. G. R.
Farra, HI. S. Pernot and G. III. Lee,
Med. Exams.
Grandma Steward, who received
a severe fall about two months ago
while visiting with her grandson,
Johnny Swich, below town, has re-
covered so as to be able to return
to her home in this city. The
above item will be of universal in
terest to the entire county as
Grandma was the first white Wo-
man to settle in Benton county,
having arrived in the early '40s.
Mrs Stewart is past eighty years of
age and her recovery from the in
jury received some time ago, is
joyful surprise to her many friends
throughout the county.
Tue agricultural force eff the O A
G, consisting of Professors Wythe-