Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-12-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Mrs Clarence Starr, d daughter.
Marion Moores, OF the Paciic
Coast Biscuit Company, transacted
business in Corvallis Friday and
Saturday.
A. Stone and family arrived
Friday from Linn county to Cor
wallis. They occupy the Ed Gref.
foz property, near the G. & 3.
depot.
J. M. Nolan was one Of OAC's
rooters during the game Saturday.
He also attended some matters Of
business while be was in the me-
tropolis.
Mr.. and Mr.. Frank Martin ar
rived Friday from Kansas. They
have purchased the Tyler place,
near Inavale, and will at once oc-
cupy it.
Mrs. Clay Starr returned Satur-
day to her home at Ballston, after
a two weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. William Schmidt, near Gran
ger.
Joseph Garrow arrived Thursday
from Salem, where he has spent the
past month. Mrs. Garrow is ex-
pected soon from California, to join
her husband and spend the holt
days with Corvallis relatives.
Mr. Skipton, father of Mrs. J. B.
Homer, visited in Corvallis Thurs
day and Friday. He was enroute
to his home near Philomath, hay
ing just returned from Portland
where be had been in a hospital for
treatment.
The G. A. R. post, of this city,
Vat their last meeting elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
P. c., W. G. Lane; S. V. c., S. H.
Horton J. v. c., Mr.. Bulls; @. M,
M. L. Huber; O of D., John
Young; Surgeon, J. W. Woods:
Chap. Whitesides; O. of G., Henry
Gerber.
At their meeting Friday after
noon, the ladies Of the Ellsworth
Relief Corps held an election of
officers. The result was as follows:
Mr.. Sarah Cronk, pres; Melinda
Robinson, ST. vice.; Elizabeth
Huber, jr. vice; Emily Henkle,
sec'y.; Fannie Oren, treas; Agnes
Young, con-; Jane Lane, chap;
frankie Smith, guard; Ada Farm
er, ass. guard.
In the divorce ase now pending
in the Benton county circuit court,
of Bar,len VS.. Barden, an order was
made this week by Judge Harris
demanding that payment be made
by defendant, August Barden, Of
$500, into the hands Of the county
clerk. Of this SUN, 500 is to
defray the cost Of the suit, 800 is
for attorneys fees and 500 for the
maintenance of the plaintiff while
suit is pedding. The money is to
be paid to the clerk within ten
days from date of order.
At their last meeting the United
Artisans had % candidates upon
whom to ballot, a fact which shows
that the lodge is in an uncommonly
fourishing condition. An election
of officers at this meeting resulted
as follows: M. A., Mrs. Clum
Reed; Supt., Mrs. Frank Cole;
Insp., A. Kyle; Sec'y., Miss Eva
Starr; Treas. Frank Huber; Sr.
Con-, Miss Ella King; Jr. Con-,
Mrs. Esther Carl; M. of G., W. E.
Brinn; F. CONS, Mrs. E. E.
Mundy and Joseph Bryant.
According to a report brought te
Corvallis, by residents of that vicin.
ity, there is a full hedged case Of
smallpox at Monroe. The victim
is Mrs. Cavener, and it is stated
that she contracted the disease
from clothing that q a Wasneo
for one of the men employed on the
Wilhelm residence. The mans
name was not learned, nor was il
stated from whence be came te
Monroe. Mrs. Cavener is E
daughter OF DIR. Chapman, a we'll.
known character of Southern Ben
ton g few years ago, and Mr.. Cav
ener has been for years an invalid
At Albany Thursday evening
occurred the annual meeting ant
election Of officers of the William
cite Medical Association. Those il
attendance from CORVALLIS. bein,
: DR.. B. A. and George CatheY, tn
former delivering an address be.
fore that assembly as president Q
the association. DIR. Newth, O
Philomath, was also present. TIL
wewly elected officers are: d.
Ellis, Of Albany, president; d.
Prill, Scio, vice pres; Dr.. Trimblt
Albany. SECRETARY. DIR. Stark. al