Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-04-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Born, April 81, to the wife Of
Ernest Newton, daughter.

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Messrs. Paul & Kerr, painters,
have just finished cleaning and
painting the fronts of the buildings
occupied by Chas. E. Hout and
John F. Allen.
P. M. Zierolf arrived home from
Portland, Saturday evening. Under
treatment he submitted to in Port
land his rheumatism has disappear
ed and he is himself again.
Mrs. Ed. Andrews arrived home
last Saturday from Portland, where
she had been for medical treat
ment during the past month. She
is much improved in health.
J. J. Cady, of the firm of Hol-
lenberg & Cady, returned home
last Friday from a trip to Lincoln
county, whittier he was called on
business. He has a good opinion
of our sister county and her people
Charley Chapman and Levi
Spencer, and their families, went
out on Greasy, Saturday afternoon,
for a few days. recreation, and
incidentally to fish. We have an
idea that they will pave the street
p with trout when they return.
A regular good sold times" dance
is slated for Marshall Miller's Hall
next Friday evening It is the in
tention to rejuyenate the legs of all
who may attend on this occasion.
McHenry and Walton will have
the management of the dance, and
assure all sorts of a good time.
Much work on the streets is in
progress at present. A street in
Jobs Addition has just been grad
ed, as has the one leading west
from Thos. Whitehorn's residence
to the United Evangelical church.
At present work is in progress
across the c.. & E. property near
the depots.
A party of about twenty young
people surprised the inmates of the
residence of E. L. Strange last
Thursday evening. The party was
in honor of Mrs. R. O. Robson, of
Ogden, Utah. Cards and music
were the entertaining features of
the evening, after which a delicious
luncheon was served.
Miss Harriet Moses arrived in
this city last Friday for an extend
ed visit with relatives. She is from
the East and came west in company
with lot of excursionists to Los
Angeles, Calf, short time ago.
She then came on up here and was
met in Albany by her cousin, Victor
Moses, who accompanied her to his
home in this city. This is the
young ,lady's first visit to this
coast.
Mrs. Mary Goudie and daughter,
Miss Carrie, visited Amy Cam.
eron and sister in this city
last summer. Since then they
have returned to their home in
Iowa. They write their dissatis-
faction with weather conditions
there and long to return to Web.
foot" They also STATED that a
large number of people from their
Immediate section will visit the
Lewis and Clark Fair this year.
Henry Amber, the hustling real
estate dealer of Philomath, was in
town Saturday and reports every
thing prospering with himself and
others of that place. It seems that
the people of that town are united
on the matter of improving the
depot grounds, and this, according
to our recollection, is much-need-
ed improvement. Some little time
ago Mr.. Amber circulated Jpeti-
tion among the various citizens Of
Philomath and everyone pledged
themselves to do more or less to-
ward said improvements. 1t is re-
ported to be a sure go, we are
pleased to note.
We are assured by the local
physician who had charge of the
case of Mrs. Charlie Beach, that
there was no doubt in his mind, or
in the mind of the physician with
whom he counseled, regarding the
condition of tho nof;ont rph
thought it was plain case Of
liberation Of the stomach-not
cancer of the stomach, as we were
informed. In case of liberation
of the stomach it is necessary for
the patient to lie quietly in bed
from two to six months, and when
Mrs. Beach was informed Of this
necessity she decided to go to the
hospital, for time at least.
James, Johnson, an uncle of
Robert Johnron of fb;e o;@,