Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-01-03
aOCAl AND Personal
Bell phone No 34l.

UuSIIIGSS Odt uIudys
C. s. Thrasher was in Albany
Friday on business.
Don't forget to ring up the Ga
zette Office when you have a news
ite,h. Both phones.
Miss Iva Burton, of Independence
was the guest of Corvallis friends
1 asst week.
L. Damon, a prominent hop
grower of Independence, was in the
city on business Friday.
Interesting New Years services
were held in all the churches Sun
day,
Geo. E. Brey, of Independence.
was registered at the Hotel Corvallis
Friday.
William M. Fraker, of Pendleton
w.s guest at the Hotel Corvallis,
Saturday.
President T. H Catch, of OAC,
and son, Cnaud, of Salem, spent
last week at the seashore.
Byron Hawkes.. student at OAC
spent the holidays in Philomath,
as the guest of J. E. Henkle.
Mrs. C. G.. Chapman arrived
home Saturday from an extenf ed
visit in Iowa and other points in
she East.
Frank Glass, of the Bend coun-
try, is spending the holidays with
his sister and brother, at the old
home just south of Corvallis.
There will be maskers from Mon
roe. Wells, Airiie, .Philomath, and
= other towns at the masquerade ball
tomorrow night.
Spectators can make up their
programs at 10 o'clock tomorrow
night and dance until 1890. Grand
march for maskers at 9 o'clock.
Good music and a coed time as
sured for those attending the big
squerade tomorrow night at the
Opera House.
B. G. Leedy, of Tigardville, Ore
gon, a prominent farmer and noted
granger of the state, arrived in this
city Saturday on a business trip.
Ralph Cady has returned home
from a visit at the homes of Messrs
Blake and Harris, out north of Cor.
Wallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rozelle, who
have been visiting in this city, re-
turned to their home in Albany
Friday.
Leslie Evans, who is living with
his uncle in the south part Of towr
aud attending public school, return
ed Saturday from his home at New
port, where he spent the holidays.
Z. G. Price, of Irving, for many
years resident of Philornath and
one of the founders of the city ii
visiting at the home of J. E
Henkle in Philo math.
Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Deck ar,
visiting with relatives in Portland
Rev. Vincent occupied the pulpit o
the United Evangelical church ol
Sunday in the absence of th
pastor.
r. v. Hollenberg. son of L
Hollenberg, has purchased stock
in the extensive furniture establish
ment of Hollenberg & Cady, and j
row one Of the active proprietors c
the store.
The Forest Grove Times issued
special edition last week, devoted t
Forest Grove and surroundin
county, that is credit to the pape
and the town in which it is pub
Iished.
Mrs. Stone, of Corvallis, has bee
a guest for the past week at th
home of G. N. Tharp. She re
turned home Wednesday, accompar
led by Miss Maud Tharp.-Inde
pendence Enterprise.
Holiennerg & Cady report ths
they intend to enlarge their stoc
of furniture, etc, during the yea
1906 to proportions never befoi
attempted by similar bushes
house in this city. They alread
have a larger stock Of goods than
usually carried IN q town Of thi
size. %..s
The Gazette Office has been ado
ed to the Independent phone CON
pany's long list Of subscribers
Our number is 433, and wheneve
you know anything of local import
ance, such as public meeting'
socials, entertainments, friend
visiting you or your neighbors, c