Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-11-10

ped train of sixte, n carloads of
sheep to Portland All told, ther
w-re about 1 ZOO sheep on the six
yeen cars. This is thought to u
the largest single shipment of sheep
ever made from this city.
G. A. Gerhard put in Tuesda,
moving his stationary store from
the stand he has occupied for =.
long period to the corner jus'
north of the Occidental Hotel. He
has every hing well Strengthened
iaround In his new quarters by now.
| Word reached US to the effect
that J c. Irwin, formerly deputy
lclerk Of Benton county, and Mist
| Adelaide Horton were united ir
marriage at Waterville, WASH, or
Wednesday, November l. Bott
are Corvallis people and are highly
esteemed by numerous friends ir
this city.
Wednesday, Cal Thrasher de-
parted for trip through Lane ano
Linn C, un les in tn interest of The
lOregon Fire Relief Association,
Saturday he returned from Lincoln
county, where he mad been for The
purpose of appointing an agent fo'
his company. Hon. B. F. Jones
was the gentleman who secured the
agency.
Quite an accident befell the Z
year old son of Albert Mercer last
Tuesday at the home near Bell
fountain. The child was folIowi"
a harrow in the field and in somt
way got a foot caught in the i'm
plement. Ths result was .tha
the boys limb was badly lacerated
and bruised, but no serious results
are anticipated.
| Wednesday, the managers of U.
of O.. and OAC's. football teams
decided on officials to act dur.np
the game tomorrow. Those chosen
are w. Lair Thompson. of Albany,
and F. J. Lonergan, of Portland.
The special train which is to bear
supporters of the orange to Eugene
will leave Corvallis at 9 o'clock to-
morrow morning. An immense
crowd will 60 up.
The officers of the cadet bat
talon of the OAC, are already max
ing arrangements for their Thanks
giving dance to be held in the
Armory. This is an annual affai,
with the cadets. During the
school year the battalion officers
are allowed to give five dances and
this will be the first one this year
The dance will occur on Friday
night, November "a.
The Ellsworth W. R. c., assisted
by the G.. A. R. post, gave re-
, ception in honor Of the department
inspector, Mrs. Rosina Fout. After
words of welcome, to which she
responded, a splendid banquet was
served. After the repast those
present sang grand old army songs
and Mrs. Young auctioned off five
cakes. All had very pleasant ev
ening and expressed their desire tt
again meet the inspector in the
near future. Mrs. Ene Gale, Pres.
Correspondent.
Brady Burnett arrived home
from his Southern Oregon mines
Wednesday morning, and will b.
here for a week or two. He came
home to visit relatives, await
the arrival of water on the claims
and see the Corvallis-E Eugene foot
ball game tomorrow. Brady ha
: a record, both as football playe
. and foot racer and takes a keel
interest in sports. He is mining
in. the southwestern corner of Doug
las county and brought home witt
y him some choice specimens of ore
s Wednesday, at the home of th
OiioO III oioodJs ooooii ioSt thO UoN
ding of Miss Maud Gleason an
Floyd Lane, of this city. Th
: parents Of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs
! w g. Lane, and rloyd's sister, Mrs
: Clara Weodcock, went to Albap,
!, to attend the wedding. Immedi
: ately after their wedding the newl
. married couple went to Portland t
= spend few days of their honey
: moon. The groom is engaged i
:. . the truck and dray business i
this city,. while the bride formerl
. resided here, where Goth have man
= friends.
n| Tuesday, ex-Representative Ma
If rion Hayden and Robt. Miers pass
$ led through Corvallis on their re
: turn to their Alsea homes after
n business trip to Polk county. The
are both engaged in the goat busi
i ness and, like many others in A
afsea, are doing everything possib
: to improve their focks. While
% Polk Mr. Havden nurcha sed :