Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-02-21

Boy about Is years of age want
ed at this office to learn the print
er's trade.
p. L. Miller is having a stair
way constructed leading from the
second to the third floor of his
residence.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Beach was stricken down a
few days ago with an attack of
pneumonia.
After an attack of la grippe that
confined him to his room nearly a
week, ClerK Moses was able to be
in his Office yesterday morning.
James Lewis, who was shot in
the leg with gopher gun set in
the Bicknell house about two weeks
ago, is said to be getting along
nicely.
Norton Adams began prepara-
tions, Yesterday, for the construc-.
ton of dwelling and a large
woodshed on his property in Jobs
Addition.
Claud Hale, a graduate of OAC,
arrived in Corvallis, Saturday, for a
visit with relatives and friends.
He is now employed in Salem, to
which place he Intends returning
today.
Bert Lacy is just recovering from
an attack of la grippe that was so
severe that he was compelled to re-
main in bed for a few da.s. Quite
a number have been subject to this
malady recently.
Rev. Deck and wife will leave
with their invalid son for Portland,
tomorrow. A few days later thev
will depart for Pennsylvania to
secure the best of treatment for
their child, who suffers with a
spinal affliction.
Last Friday being the 52nd
anniversary of DIR. B. A. Cathey's
birthday, dozen or more friends
gathered at his home in the even
ing and made merry with him. A
very pleasant evening was passed
by all with music and conversation.
Miss Winnie Miller, who has
been the guest of Mrs John Smith
during the past three weeks, return
ed, yesterday, to her home in
Eugene. Her father, Consul II.
B. Miller, was at one time presi-
dent Of the OAC and it naturally
follows that Miss Miller has many
friends here.
Under date of Feb. 18th, Geo. l..
Haner, of Cecilville, Siskiyou Co.,
Calf, writes to the county clerk
for information concerning the
whereabouts of some of his relatives
of that name who were in this coun-
ty several years ago. Clerk Moses
has not vet succeeded in learning
anything about them.
The dance at the Armory Satur-
day night, given by OAC students,
was highly enjoyable affair. A
large crowd attended and tripped
the slight fantastic" with delirious
abandon until the last moment.
Nearly all the valley towns had
representatives at the dance and
each and all voted the affair a
| success.
! Mrs. Luse, of Oregon City, was
in Corvallis last week visiting
friends and seeing about securing
quarters for her son, Fred, who in
tends entering OAC next fall. She
reports that if suitable arrange
merits can be made that next veal
will see large contingent here
from her home city. While here
}, Mrs. Luse was the guest of Mrs.
Bareinger, on College Hill.
Corvallis is the home town O
another boy who is making a name
for himself through his own efforts
and native ability. Mordaun
: Goodnough is the gentleman re
; ferred to and our assertion is sub
stantiated by the following write
up in the Sunday Oregonian of thu
piano recital recently given by
; Prof. Goodnough and his pupils
"The programme consisted Of diff
cult pieces from the great masters
and the excellent manner in which
each pupil rendered the number.
was an eloquent testimonial to the
effectiveness of Mr.. Goodnough'
/. instruction. Mr.. Goodnougl
delighted the audience with hi
rendition of Rubinstein's Walls
Caprice in E-fat, giving as al
encore Neyin,s Love Song. ;"
The game. Of basket ball to b
9 tplayed between the girls of OAt