Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-11-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Chas. NJ. Kline arrived home,
Friday, from a visit of four or five
DAYS in Portland.
Calling cards-popular styles in
cards and type--at the Gazt tie
office. Soft
Mrs. Ella Rosenberg arrived in
this city, Friday, from. Seattle, for
q few days visit at the M. Jacobs
home.
Moses Kline. brother of s. l..
Kline, of this city, came up from
Portland last week for short visit
with relatives.
: Nj. and Mrs. w. H. Savage ar
rived in this city from Salem, Tues
day, and are the guests of relatives.
Mr.. Savage is brotaerin-law of
M. 5. Woo cock.
J. D. Mann, who was formerly
in the furniture business in this
city, but who at present resides
near Salem, arrived in Corvallis,
Thursday, on business that required
few days in our city.
DR.. E. J. Thompson, now of In
dependence, passed through Cor
wallis, Saturday, with the contin-
gent of football enthusiasts from
his section to witness the game at
Eugene between U OF 0 and OAC.
Joseph Garrow arrived in Cor
wallis, Wednesday, from Salem.
He recently returned to Oregon
from California and is making his
home in Salem. He came to Cor
wallis for a visit with relateves.
R. N. Adams was awarded the
contract few days ago to con-
struct house for Mrs. Jennie B
Adams on the lot which she re-
Gently acquired of Ellsworth Irwin.
The contractor has the building
we'll along now.
Walter Wells, who at present
holds a position in the drug store
of W. S. Love, Portland, came up
Friday to visit home relatives and
friends and to go up to Eugene
with the Corvallis contingent to
see the game of football.
G. H. Umbauh, who for the past
two or three years has been en-
ployed in the Leader office, of To-
iedo, Lincoln county, passed through
Corvallis, Saturday, enroute to Ra-
nier, where he hopes to secure a
position.
J. A. Gellatly, formerly recorder
of this county, but who is now au
ditor of Chelan county, Washing
ton, recently sent US copy of the
Wenatchee Advance From the
appearance of the paper and some
of the facts set forth in its columns
regarding the resources of that
part of the country, we are inclined
to believe that our former towns
man is well located.
Commenting on the CORVALLIS
Poultry Show to be held in this
city November 30, and Decem Der
1 and 2, the Eagene Register says:
It's a cold raw day when Gene
Simpson and his associate poultry
fanciers, of Corvallis, can't make an
editor spend half column of val
liable space in saying something
nice about their annual poultry
show. The Register editor has
been elected an honorary member
Of the Corvallis Poultry Associate II
and is entitled to all the yellow
legged chickens and Spanish ON
- elettes he can eat at one sitting.
A communication recently re
ceived from Miss Alice Wicklund
who graduated from OAC, las
June, bears the Intelligence tina
she is now giving a series of dra
matte recitals in various Utal
cities and is doing nicely. Th'
I Richfeld Reaper says: Her recita
was grand, but there is something
more which impressas every ac-
quaintance of the young lady. He
soul not only feels every detail o
the stage art, but her whole bein|
Graves improvement. She is work
ing onward to a goal which will
radiate beams of satisfaction upor
every citizen of this country. W
need not wait for this pleasure, fo
we believe Miss Wicklund has few
peers and no superiors of her ag
in the West.
A pedestrian on our street, at tn
right time, Friday morning woul'
>have seen sight unusual in cit,
life. A 'mud hen" sort of mon
grel water fowl, was roamin,
Main street with the appearance Q
the utmost unconcern. Gene Simp
son had the mud hen presented t.
him by the party who caught il
with the suggestion that he place
among his pheasants until the Coz
Wallis poultry show, at which tim