Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-05-05

AEElt0 lIOu UIttuUu ucAt OuuU6y
for visit with friends.
Miss Myrtle Mcdowell, of Dallas,
is spending few days with re-
latives and friends in this city.
Miss Lotta Rose came up from
Portland, Tuesday, and will be the
guest Of relatives in this city for a
number of weeks.
The G. A. R. memorial sermon
will be preached on Sunday, May
%, by Rev. G.. H. Feese. The hour
will be made known later.
Charlie Blakeslee has the task
of raising and putting a better
foundation under the David Irvine
building on South Main street.
Down in Soap Creek school dis
trict No. 80 has voted for a ninth
grade school. This speaks eloquent
| ly in behalf of the PARENTS Of that
district
Mrs. Julia Paul went to Portland
Tuesday, to join her husband, G..
Lester Paul, who is teaching elo-
cution in an academy Of music in
that city.
Charlie Chapman has reconsider
ed matters and has gone back to
his old position in the grocery de
partment of f. l., Miller's estab-
lishment.
4 Robt. Johnson, who has suffered
for some we ks with an attack of
typhoid fsver, is much better we
are pleased to announce. If al
goes well he will soon be about
again.
Last Tuesday at the home Of tht
brides mother in Wren, Miss Anna
Jackson and Charles Blodgett were
united in marriage. Both of the
young people are we'll known snc
respected in Blodgett.
The stone foundation for the
dwelling DR.. Pernot is going te
erect between his present residence
and that of John Smith is JUS
about completed and carpenter
will soon be at it with hammer an(
saw.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. M. s
Bush. Bible School 10 a. N. Re
ception of new members and com
: munion II a. m.; c. E. consecra
! ton meeting 7 p. NJ, Miss Hann
will address the Endeayorers
Evening service at 8p. NJ, sub.
ject, Tell john"
1 Walter Kline, who has had quit
a serious time of it with an aggra
vated attack Of measles, is gradual
ly regaining his health and it
reported that he will soon be aroun
9 again. The measles were ba
!, enough, but added to this he wa
' afflicted with very bad boil on nj
neck. Surely Walter had a tim
of it.
: Marshall Miller has moved int
q the 5. H. Dalaba house on Sixt
street. Mr.. Miller has rented h
q home on River street to J. J., Tryo
n and the latter has taken possession
+ Mr.. Tryon is connected with Nose
! Bros. and will hereafter be in tt
store in this city. The dwelling /
will occupy will be very convenien
:, to Mr.. Tryon's place of business.
- S. H. Horton returned from b
n farm near Dusty last Tuesda
: During the time he was comir
Il down he was caught in two vel
" severe rain storms and found Il
h road quite muddy in many place
He was surprised when he reacht
Corvallis to find the street sprinl
Is Ter in operation. Mr.. Horton sa,
4; that crops lock we'll in Southel
"a Benton.
@ Those who are we'll posted d
10 clare that there is a great increa
a apparent in the travel on the We
T. Side at present, to and from Co
wallis. 1t is noticeable that mar
strangers are in the CITY go'
ge portion of the time. This is pt
'it haps an advance guard of t
r, Lewis and Clark Fair visitor
at Much of interest is scheduled for Il
It. summer or we miss our guess.
II. L. w. W. Dixon, of Tangent, o
~ desires us to announce that if
sufficient number of teachers W
signify their desire to attend,
ed will open a summer school in tt
ID city June 26 and continus it for
at matter of six weeks. Two lines
"a work will be carried on: Thorou
as review work preparatory to exa
he ination; and method work, or h
it. to teach various subjects. A
ge teacher, or other party interest
"A owe JooiroI 70 oopo vo,,nioofo x1;