Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-09-29
local AND PERSONAL

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Born, September %, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alva Miner, a daughter.
w. L. Price and family are re-
ported to have moved to Portland,
Wednesday, to reside.
Gacrge and Mollie Kiger arrived
in Corvallis last Sunday as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. @. Kiger.
Mrs. Philip Phile and Mrs. VIM
Brod.rs went to the Fair Monday
calculating TO spend week.
Among the late arrivals at OAC
is Miss Jessie Hawley, who is frt m
yass Valley, Eastern Oregon.
During the first of the week Ar
thur Hawley and family left for a
visit at Portland and the Exposi-
ton.
If you ale having trouble with
your eyes see DR.. Dayton at Hotel
CORVALLIS next Tue Stay and We'd
nesday. 80
Miss Sylvia Starr has returned
from Portland, where she has been
employed in a large millinery es-
tablishment.
Two Lebanon men have been in
Corvallis within the week ard it
was asserted that they were seek
ing to purchase candy store.
DIR. Dayton, the eye specialist
will have his Office at the Hotel
Corvallis next Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Eyes examined free. 80
Harley Hall, of this city, and
Ed Wilson, Of Eugene, are expected
to return today from few days
hunting trip on the Siuslaw. They
were about twenty miles west of
Eugene.
There will be meeting Of Cor
Wallis Grange tomorrow at two
o'clock in the afternoon. The
h meeting is to be held in DR.. Witty
combe's rooms in the Agricultural
Hall and a good attendance is
hoped for.
Ben Woldt came up from Port
land, Tuesday evening, and return
ed to his place of business the fol-
lowing day. He was subpoenaed
to appear as a witness in the case
of the State of Oregon vs Chas. M.
Kline and Jack Milne.
Mrs. Anna Barnard and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sadie Marsh, who have
been visiting old time friends in
>@this city during the past two weeks
departed for their respective homes
Wednesday. The former resides
in Spokane and the latter in Seattle.
For more than 1S years DR..
Lowe has made a speciality Of test
ing and fitting glasses to children's
eyes. It requires skill and long
years of practice to become prof.
cient in this line of work. Parents
have DR.. Lowe test your children's
eyes. 80
Dave Osburn returned Monday
evening from Eastern Oregon after
an absence of nearly two months
and will again resume his duties
as night officer in this city. Fred
Overlander has been on night duty
during Daye,s absence. While
away Mr.. Osburn saw much coun-
try in the eastern part ofthe state
that will some day be the scene of
hustle and traffic and be densely
populated.
few days ago J. W. Turner
and H. J. Matthews and their fam
lilies went east to Fayette, Iowa.
Mr.. Turner came to Corvallis in
April and Mr.. Matthews followed
with his family in July. They re-
sided during their residence here in
the Charlie Everett house. It is
quite probable that Mr.. Turner and
his family will return to Corvallis
and locate permanently at come
date in the near future.
Some moths ago Thomas Jones
turned fine colt to pasture. Tht
animal was something more taar
year old at the time. A few
days ago he went to the pasture tt
bring the colt in. To his great sur
prise he found that the animal wa
nothing but skin and bones ant
was just barely able to walk
Starving to death in field wher'
|>fasturage was first class. tap
pears that the colt had somethin.
ahe matter with its mouth which
prevented it's eating. hampers i
thought to be the cause Of tn
trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitby wer
in town Wednesday. Mr.. Whit
by continued on to Portland
have look at the fine stock no,
on ovh;hition Hia wifo would var