Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-07-04
| CAi AND PERSONAL

Tor Wilt with h6r DrOtner IN OTt-
land.
M. T. Strr and family spent
Sunday with relatives in the north
end Of the county.
Mrs. Leslie Lilly and children ar
rived from Roseburg Saturday, for
visit with Corvallis relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Elliott OF
Perrydale, have arrived for a visit
with the iatter's parents, Mr.. AID
Mr.. John Wyatt.
Supt. Denman and family went
to Alsea today, where the Supt. is to
deliver the Fourth of July ad-
dress, and remain several days on
official business.
Rev. G. H. Feese and son, Har-
old are to return today from a few
days visit to Cottage Grove, where
Mrs. Feese has been the guest Of
friends for the past ten days.
VIII Feehter and his orchestra,
of Albany, passed through Corvas-
lis last Saturday enroute to the bay.
Will will run the Opera Hou. e
dances over there this summer.
O. J. Blacklelge, the we'll
known furniture dealer, is to leave
in about ten days with his family
for months outing at Newport,
the Yachatts and other coast points.
The Ward school of Kings Valley
closed very successful terms work
last Friday with Miss Waters as
teacher. A fine program was reu-
dered and ice cream was served to
all present
Fred Smith, well known in this
section, brotherjniaw Of Clerk 7
H. Crawford, Of this city, dies il
Portland Tuesday. The remains
were taken to Brownsville Thurs
day for interment.
Rev. P. A. Moses, Of this city, oc-
cupied' the pulpit Of the Albany M.
E. church, South, last Sunday morn
ing and ever ing. We understand
that hereafter he will occupy this
pulpit regularly twice a month.
Nortan Adams is soon to begin
the erection of a modern cottage on
his property in jobs addition. Part
of the lumber is now on the ground.
When completed the dwelling will
be one of the most slightly in that
part oftown.
Homer Williams returned Satur-
day from Portland, where, for sew.
eral weeks, he has been at the Fail
grounds, putting into working order
the electrical exhibit that is presid
ed over by w. D. DeVarney, for
merly Of Corvallis.
J. G. Lowe went to Portland Sat.
urday, to meet his mother, Mrs
Lowe, who has been visiting the ex.
position. They returned to Corval
lis yesterday, where Mrs. Lowe will
spend some time whiting her son
The lady resides at ElReno, Okla
homa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Billings re.
turned Saturday from a visit to lh,
Fair and are at the Herdert home
They leave in day or two for Ash
land, Ore, where they are to reside
The good wishes of many Corvallis
friends accompany them 10 theI
new home.
Sunday evening the &. A. R. anc
W. R. c., in response to an invita-
ton Of Pastor F. E. Jones, attend
ed patriotic service in the Chris
tian church. Everything was 0
most pleasing character and tn
music was unusually fine. Th
pastor chose as his text, eve will
rejoice in Thy salvation, and in tn
name Of our God we will lift u
our banners.
Dow Walker, in a letter to Coz
Wallis friends, states that when b
returns to OAC this autumn he wi
bring with him a student who tip
the beam at 1856 pounds, a forme
football player who now has hon
ors on Eastern gridirons and VIII
will help OAC next year in defeat
ing all corners. This will be goo
news to local managers, who zr
ever on the elert for desirable ma
terial to add to OACs aIl-star team
The funeral of the late Mejl7ill
G. Lewis was held at the A. I
Lewis home in this city 2 o'cloc
Thursday afternoon. The sermo
was by a minister from Ashlan
who came for the purpose, being a
old-time pastor of church in low
to which deceased belonged. Re
Bush, of the local Presbyteria