Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-05-12

the G d e depot.
Mrs. P. M. Abbey came out from
her Newport home during the first
of the week for brief visit with
friends.
J. j. Cady, of the firm of Hol-
lenberg & Cady, this city, went
over to Lincoln county yesterday
on business. He expects to return
home tomorrow.
There will be German preaching
by Rev. ]. C. Beyerline, of Albany,
in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday at 2:30 p, m. All are
cordially invited t, be presen
Samuel Chambers, of Newport,
has been in this city during the
past few days buying the necessary
articles for furnishing his house
prepa, atory to the summer rush to
the seashore.
Walter Kline is still confined to
his room as the result of severe
attack of measles. He is now
entering upoa his third week in
bed. 1t is thought that he will be
able to get about little next week.
Last week, James Lewis negoti-
ated the sale OF the G. F. Faber
farm of II acres and all stock and
fixtures, short distance east Of
this city, in Linn county, to Geo.
Kelb. The price paid was 81 300.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. M. S.
Bush. Bible School 10 a. NJ. Wor-
ship IL a. No.; subject, "The Church
in Ephesus." G. E. meeting 7
o. m. Evening service at 8 o. m. !;
subject, "The Blind Seeing; The
Seeing, Blind" This will be rose
Sunday and the church will be
beautifully decorated. You are
invited.
Within few days Mr.. and Mrs.
!, A. W. Rose expect to depart for
Portland. Mr.. Rose expects to Sc
. cure a concession whereby he may
, establish a booth within the Ex-
position grounds and sell novelties.
, If all goes we'll they intend max
ing their home in Portland, other
,, wise they may take up their resi-
l dence in Lents, as Mr.. Rose owns
property in that place.
r Last Tuesday morning Walter
o e. Green was adjudged insane and
at noon Deputy Sheriff J. D. Wells
started for Salem with the patient
. to place him in the asylum. Walter
: Green is 81 years of age and until
! comparatively recently has been
living in the neighborhood of Pnilo-
math. No particular cause is assign
u ed for his trouble, which is thought
u and hoped to be only temporary
8 He is single man and lived with
his father. who resides in this city.
n Saturday, at Oakland, Calf
;, there was a tryout between all the
: noted athletes of California to deter
i mine who should compose the team
. sent to represent that state at th.
= athletic contests at the ssLewis ano
u Clark Fair. On this occasion the
o l0O-yard dash was made in II
seconds and the 22O-yard, dash il
IF 20 is. There was great rejoicin.
Is over the time made in California
70 But it should be remembered tina
,r this time was made on OAC's' fiele
If last Saturday on a track vita /,
IS 15-inch rise land in the face of
;. slight breeze. AS both William
10 and Smithson are to run unde
Multnomah's colors at the athleli
/, contests during the Exposition
:, there is no doubt but Oregon vii
- - show up as fast men as come fror
- abroad.
Ill A delightful wedding occurred a
er the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Slater
t May 9, whe Rev. M. Noble ur ite
lis in marriage thsir daughter, Grac
is to Charles A. Leadbetter. Tt
young bride was beautifully attiret
8 and the house adorned with fors
he wreaths and festoons, the youn
" people standing beneath an arch
- lovely roses during the ceremon,
rk A sumptuous repast followed an
ge was greatly enjoyed by the man
i. guests present on this happy occ;
he sion. All united in wishing thel
ia many long and happy years
Dc welded life. The presents we
many and both beautiful and US
full.
xt DR.. R. D. Burgess has been .
If Corvallis during the past few da,
5e making arrangements to move b
tn wife and baby to this city al
e. to open an Office here for Il
lv practice of medicine and surger
no He did not succeed in finding {