Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-04-25
Born, April 81, to the wife Of J.

OoAuS Ap11A "a W tu0 WHO VI ".
A. Henry, a son.
Norris & Rowe's big show is
coming to Corvallis.
E. L. Keezel was in from Philo-
math on business yesterday.
You must wait a year for an
other Easter bonnet. Too badl
Will Fechter, violinist, of Albany
paid Corvallis visit Saturday.
Yesterday, Lee Henkle started a
crew OF men at the task of build.
ing an attractive residence lust
south of Marys river.
Mrs. Bruce Burnett expects to
leave tomorrow for Portland, to re-
side. Bruce has position in the
baggage department at the Union
depot.
A street-cleaning panic struck
our business men yesterday morn
ing and everything on Main street
was polished up. Not straw was
overlooked.
Miss Bertha Bohannon, who had
been visiting Philomath friends
for a week previous, passed through
Corvallis last Friday enroute to
her home in Independence.
Austin, the blacksmith, is Just
finishing rack for the gasoline
engine that is to furnish power for
VIM. Hanseps new woodsaw. The
outfit when completed will be
OK.
While in Portland to meet his
piano pupils last week, Prof. Good
nough was secured to play at the
Kerron-Collinson nuptials In East
Portland. This was quite a swell
affair.
That ''The Lord Hath Risen"
was voiced in all churches of
Christendom Sunday. The SER
mons and exercises bearing on
Easter were all of unusual merit
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. DeVarney,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Irvine ana b.
3. Wilson went over to Elk City
Saturday, and remained until yes
terday. They are reported to have
been after fish.
Bruce Mcknight and family visit
ed last Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor Porter in this city.
Mr.. Mcknight is the assessor Of
Linn county and Mrs. Mcknight is
a sister of Mrs. Porter.
Miss Bessie Michael came up
from Portland last Saturday to
visit relatives and friends. She
departed yesterday for the metro
polls, where she holds position as
bookkeeper in the Japanese store
of Mr.. Kan.
When out with party to Odd
Fellows, cemetery last Sunday,
Johnny Wells picked number Of
ripe wild Strawberries. A young
lady of the party gathered a large
handful. How is this for Easter
Sunday in Oregon?
James G. Taylor and wife arriy-
ed home last Friday, after an
absence of several months spent in
and about Spokane Falls. They
both arrived home in good health
and report having had most en-
enjoyable time while away.
The lost purse of Frank WYATT.
advertised in the Gazette has been
found. Carl Henkle, foster son of
J. E. Henkle, Of Philomath, found
it and returned it to Mr.. Wyatt.
1t pays to advertise and the Ga
zette reaches the spot.
A brief walk about town will
convince the most skeptical that
vi Willis IL growing rapidly.
Houses are in course Of construc-
ton all over the city, and we
know OF many not yet started that
are certain of building in the near
future.
Mrs. Ned Lane arrived, Saturday
from Kent, Eastern Oregon, and
will visit indefinitely with her
brother-in-law, W. G. Lane, and
the latter's family. Ned Lane
died at Kent recently. He was
the youngest child of the family
and was 81 years of age; w. e..
Lane is the eldest Of the children
and is 81 years Of age.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Quinlan went to
Portland, Sunday, to remain several
days. The lieutenant went down
to make certain arrangements about
the cadet encampment and Cor
Wallis Day.O Regents Dalv. Keadv