Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-25
LOCAL LORE.

L OItAdnAs hO 61DOho -
meeting of the Board of Health.
AR. Hathaway, of the Mutual
Life of New York. has arrived here
from Salem.
Will McAdams. OF Indepe ndence,
is visiting friends in this city for a
few days.
A. Back burn has resigned his
position in the Graham Il Wells
drug store, having accepted a SINH
lar position in Lebanon.
Sam Hartsock, the popular drug
clerk in Graham & Wells will spend
ILLS vacation on his timber claim in
Southern Oregon.
J. L. Underwood and family have
been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Underwood brother, Neal Loftin,
in Lebanon.
Guy Walker, Sam Damon and
Rae Walker went to Independence
yesterday to attend a concert aud
ball given by the M Monmouth Band.
John Sweek, former o. A. C.
student, came up from Forest Grove
yesterday where he IS attending
school, to be present at the hop at
the Armory.
Walter Wells, of last years
graduating class, came up yester-
day to attend the hop. Mr.. Wells
holds fine position in Portland
drug store
Miss Mabel Cronise has issued
invitation TO party to be given S.; t.
urday evening, in honor of IL Q
eighteenth birthday of her brother,
kratz.
Rev. Mr.. Coney, of Salem, will
hold services at th. church of Good
Samaritan on April 10. 1t is ex.
pected that he will be secured for
the church for the coming year.
Gran Vile Pitman, formerly of
It's city, died last week in Taylor,
CAL, where he was at work. He
was we'll known in this county,
where he lived many years.
Among those who left for their
homes yesterday to spend short
vacation were Messtrs Walker,
Groves, Lingads, Bradley and Miss
Bleeg of Portland, Messers Barnett
aud Forrest of McMinnville, Dar-
ling of Oregon City, and Spagle Of
Hubbard Walker and Spagle
will not return to school this year.
DR.. Mac Lean, for several years
pastor of the church of Good Samar-
itan in this city, has accepted the
pastorate of the Episcopal church
10 Fort Morgan, Colorado, where he
has been the last two months. Mrs.
Mac Lean, and children left on Mon
day of this week to join him there.
The best wishes for his long contin-
uance in that place goes with him
from his many friends in Corvallis,
Glen Gillette left yesterday for
Toledo, He will be joined there by
his brother in-law Ed. Stanton, and
they will proceed to their chittim
claims on the Yachats. When cab.
ins have been bnilt and other pre-
parations for their comfort made
Mrs. Stanton and sister Hattie, will
Join Glen and Mr.. Stanton and the
party will strip bark for several
months.
s. N. Wilkins, who went to Port.
land on Friday to pass his examin
alton before the State Board Of
Health returned on Sunday. The
report will not he given out fol
some time. There were Al candi-
dates at the examination, all Un'
dertakers and Embalmers of the
state, and the range of topics dis
~cussed covered every phase of sani'
tation, practical embalming, disin.
fecting, etc. At the February ex
animation for diploma, Mr.. Will
kin's average was 994.
Regular meeting of the Coffee
Club next Monday afternoon in tn,
City Hall.
St. Mary's Chapter Order O
Eastern Star meets next Tuesda,
evening at Masonic Hall. Member
of Sister Chapters visiting the CITY
are cordially invited.
The regular monthly meeting o
the Village Improvement Society
will be held at the Court Hause thi
Friday evening, at 80. Every
body is invited.
No skylarking at the College thi
week. All the boys are getting III
early and paying attention to the
looks. Examinations are on an'
many anxious faces show that tn
results are still doubtful.
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