Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-01-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


stay.
City council is to hold an ad-
iourned meeting tonight to finish
up some special business.
Miss Clara Bohanon left the first
of the week for an extended visit
with her brother at Bailston.
O. A. Crawford, of Tallman, who
has been visiting relatives in this
city, returned last Friday to his
home.
Orvile Wilkes, who has been in
this city for several days, left for
his home in Hillsboro last Wednes-
day.
Rev. Andrew Carrick, of Browns
Vile, was in Corvallis Tuesday and
Wednesday visiting his frienas and
making arrangements to ship his
household goods.
The First Spiritual Union of Cor
Wallis will hold services in Barrett
Lyceum on Sunday at 3 p. NJ. A
cordial invitation is extended to
everyone.
The Corvallis Band of Mercy
will meet at the Free Reading
Room at 3 p. m. on Saturday,
January A. Mrs. Cauthorn, pres
ident; Mrs. Flint, secretary.
G.. W. Reed and Mrs. Mary j.
Pugh, were married at the home of
the groom in this city Wednesday,
Jan II, by Rev. Mark Noble OF
the Baptist church. Mr.. Reed is a
recent arrival from Kansas.
On account of becon ing bidder
for the contract to furnish the city
mountain water, Councilman john
son handed in his resignation at the
meeting last Monday night. Prof.
Covell will fill the vs cancy.
Thomas McFadden, who coached
he OAC football men in 1903, is
n the city visiting. He is practic-
ng law at Bellingham, Wash, but
he past season coached team at
Hreencastle, Indiana, which was
ute successful.
J. M. Cameron expects to leave
nth lis family, in about ten days
pr Pomeroy, WASH, where he has
ul chased a harness shop: Mr..
ameron has resided in this city
IF long time, and has many
lends who regre: to see him move
way.
August Fischer. of the Corvallis
touring Mills, has been awarded
9 contract of supplying the state
sane asylum and the penitentiary
tn -four for this year. The
pount,to be used is 1,lGO barrels
the insane asylum and 400 bar
8 for the penitentiary.
The Rebekah lodge installed the
lowing officers last Monday night
BILE grand. Miss Sadie Dixon;
. grand; Miss Grace Huff; fnan'
secretary, Mrs. Lee Henkle
prding secretary, Miss Margare'
wells. A banquet and all-rounc
d time concluded the evenings
Biness
portsmen all over the Viii
ette Valley are agitating th'
stion Of amending the gam
9. Among the amendment
gested is to limit the number o
ks killed by each man in a day
i'd the batting of ponds, and tht
of game birds; also to ALLOW
certain number of NAL
asants killed aud to prohibi
rely the killing of pheasan
be local try-out oratorical con
for the purpose of selecting
esentative to the state collegia;
prical contest soon to be helG
occur In the Armory, Januar
The following will represer
DAC literary societies. Sorosi
lie Roberts; Feronian, Louis
Prt; Zetegathean, Ralph Shep
Amicitian, John Withycombt
rsonian, N. V. Weat 1erforG
[delphian, Haman Bilyer
ian, Laura Pratt.
ere is no place like Oregon
was again demonstrated tn;
by Ben Taylor bringing in
pray of raspberries grown GU
n the weather, on his farl
Philomath. The spray hs
Is, and berries in sewers
of maturity including fully
Pped ripe berries. The fa'
uch tender fruit is raised out
With no particular attentio
well for our climatic cond
n the Willamette Valley.
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