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

Mrs. E. R. Lake and Mrs. G.. E.
Hout went to Portland to see the
Fair. Tuesday.
Mrs. Dow Baldwin, of Albion,
Wash, paid Corvall;s relatives a
visit during the week.
DR.. Cathey went 10 the metro
polls, Wednesday for the express
purpose of seeing the stock show.
J. D Wells went to Portland on
the early train yesterday morning
and is to remain until the first OF
the week.
DR.. loves superior 81 .sses cost
no more than others and you have
the benefit of his ekill of over 1s
years experience. SO
Riley Shelton, wife and daugh
ter, and Miss Elsie Montgomery
have been over from Scio during
the week looking for house to
occupy during the school year at
OAC.
James Anderson and wife are
here from Monument, Grant
county, for a visit with relatives.
Mr.. Anderson is "a merchantat Monu-
ment. He is a half-brother Of
William Mcmahon, of this city.
Tomorrow is scheduled to appear
one of the most interesting games
of football of the season. The game
will be between alumni members
and the players who are to compose
the team of OAC this year.
Next week, Thursday and Fri
day, October 5 and 6, two days
only DIR. Lowe the we'll known
oculo-optician will be at Hotel
Corvallis. Don't fail to have him
test your eyes for glasses. 80
Elder F. E. Ellington, who is
corresponding secretary of the mis-
sionary board of the state of Ore
gon, will speak at the Christian
church this evening. All are in
vited, especially members Of the
church.
G.. W. Thompson, after a visit
of a week or longer with his son,
B. R. Thompson, this city, depart
ed yesterday for his home in Los
Angeles, California. He had been
visiting at the Fair and also with
relatives in Eastern Oregon. About
l8 years ago he was resident Of
Corvallis.
Mrs. Lille Bowersox arrived at
the home of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Kerr, this city, Wed
nesday, for a visit of week or
two. Her home now is at Glen
dale, Or. Mr.. Bo#ersox is soon to
arrive for visit. Frank is now in
the general merchandising bust
ness at Glendale.
Married. at Albany, Septem Der
81, 1905, Robert B. Mayberry and
Miss Effie Cady, Rev. F. w.
Launer officiating. These young
people haye been in Benton county
all their lives and are widely and
favorably known. They are both
educated and refined and come from
good families.
o. P. Hoff, state commissioner
of labor and factory inspector, came
out from the bay a day or two ago.
Yesterday he went to Independ
.enee. Mr.. Hof desires to call parti-
cular attention of all men operating
machinery to the great volume o.
accidents involving loss of life
which are of daily occurrence.
These accidents are in many cases
the result of carel 2ssness--a little
care and caution On the part of mer
in charge of machinery may saw,
many lives.
Henry Oleman, who was sho
last summer while driving a binde
into his fathers field with shot
gun across his knees last July, III,
shot ting being occasioned by th
gun sliding off his knees, is reporte'
to be steadily improving. He is a
the home of his parents at Sum
nit. He can now walk about hom
to some extent, he eats and sleep
fairly we'll, and in every way show
signs of getting along nicely. Dl
Cathy informs US that there is still
quite a hole in his eide where tn
charge of shot entered. This cas-
lis in many ways as interesting a
lit was unusual.
| Monday morning Leonard Moses
eldest son of Jesse Moses, goes int
the office of County Clerk Victc
Moses, as deputy clerk. Hereto
| fore Leonard has been at the hell
of Moses Bros. delivery WACO
and his place is to be taken by Arc
Horning. Mr.. Horning assures ,
THAT Moses Bros. are to establis
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