Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-10-10

Portland today to see the great
poultry exhibit.
The dance given by the Coffee
Club, Saturday evening, was very
ENJOYABLE affair. Turney's orches-
ira played.
Mrs. Stenette, dauq qhter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Morgan, CT this
city, is here from Nebraska for
visit with her parents. She will
remain about month.
Many things are better missed,
but you cannot afford to forego a
single entertainment of the lecture
course. First one Of the series at
Opera House tonight.
All of last week at the En- pire
Theatre in Portland with crowded
houses. This is the record OF "OD
the Bridge at Midnight" company,
appearing in Corvallis on tomorrow
evening. It's tha same company,
same play, same scenery.
Did you read what the Oregonian
and Journal said last week about
"On the Bridge at Midnight" The
company were in Portland all
last week, and every day these two
papers had words of praise for the
attraction.
Joseph Speidel and wife, after a
visit at the Fair, arrived in this city
Friday and are guests at the home
of J. A. Spangler. Mrs. Speidel is
sister Of Mrs. Spangler. The
home of the visitors is Buena Park,
California.
Miss Isabelle Wnltby departed
yesterday for Portland and after a
brief visit there will go to Prime
vile, where she will remain indefi-
nitelv in the hope of beneftting her
rheumatism. On late, she has suf
fering considerably and this is her
first visit out in some time.
The management of the Opera
House say that "On the Bridge at
Midnight" is a play that is worthy
|of your patronage. But don't take
their word for it. Hunt up any
issue of the Oregonian or Journal of
last week and read what those pa
pers have to say about the pro-
duction.
Superintendent Denman an.
nounces thet there is need of a few
more teachers in this county at
present. Here is an opportunity
for someone of learning and scien-
tifc knowledge relative to the prop
er way to WELD the birch.
The Parland-Newhall company
Male Quartette and Hand Bell
Ringers this evening at s o'clock
Reserved seat tickets, for this at
traction alone, are on sale at Gra-
ham & Wortham's Drug Store
Tickets so cents each. Come al
once and get good seat.
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Burnough, who have been visiting
relatives and friends in this city
departed for Portland, from which
place, after a few days at the Fair
they will proceed to their home ir
Enterprise, Eastern Oregon. Mrs
E. B. Harning accompanied them
to Portland.
Louis Hollenberg and wife
went to Portland Sunday. Theil
nieces, the Misses Helms, who cam'
number of weeks ago for a visit
returned to their home in Iowa ano
were accompanied as far as Port
land by their relatives. Th'
young ladies are reported to b.
lgreatly pleased with this country
] They will visit the Fair until to
morrow and will then start East
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollenberg will b
home tomorrow evening.
, Eli Spencer and wife arrived il
) Corvallis, Friday, from Chehalis
> Wash. They will remain here fo
about week. Mr.. Spencer speak
] well of Cbehalis. He says there i
3 world of business there; lahorer
are scarce and wages good. Their
is pay roll there of nearly $4,000
per month. Two of his sons, an
san-in law, Art Henkle, have en-
ployment in a box factory.
: Saturday, at the court house,
: the presence of about dozen friend
r Joseph E. Tyler, of Baker City
s and Miss Josie Robinson, of Wre
: this county, were united in wee
:. lock, Recorder Vincent officiating
}, The bride is a daughter of the lat
Il well-known citizen, James Robil
}, Ison. Immediately after the GER
5 mony the young couple took tt
}, train for Portland, and after SEER
}, the Fair for few days will pr
d ceed on to Baker City, where the
will make their home.
d Corvallis made an excellent sho,
% ling at the Lewis and Clark Poultl
d IshoW. When one stopped to CO..