Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-01-27
Mark Adams. Of Alsea, was a
Corvallis visitor Tuesday.

day from Kings Valley.
Otis Taylor. of Halsey, spent
Wednesday in this city.
! R. E. Mason was in the city
from Albany, Wednesday.
Frank Woodward came over
from Albany, Wednesday for a
short visit.
S. W. Tracy, of Fairfield, Wash. !,
was in Corvallis, Wednesday on
business.
N. Glenn, of Bellfountain, was a
visitor in this city, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Judge Waters has been confined
to his bed this week with an attack
of ia grippe and biliousness.
Thomas Casey, a prominent farm
er Of Wren, was a visitor in this
city yesterday.
The Occidental expect to put on
the bus and meet all trains about
the first of next month, notwith-
standing reports to the contrary.
Col. W. H. Burghardt came
down yesterday noon from Cor
wallis and left on the afternoon train
for Salem. = Albany Herald.
B. r. Pilkington, of Oakland
Ore, was in Corvallis, yesterday,
visiting his son, Bert, the big foot.
bali captain of OAC.
Miss Mary Southerlin went to
Shedds Wednesday, to attend the
Wedding of her friend, Miss Lena
Nc Cormick to Mr.. Frank Thrift,
She returned home Saturday.
Miss Grace Huff who recently
underwent a surgical operation for
the drainage of an abcess resulting
from appendicitis, is improving and
will soon be able to be out.
Regents W. E. Yates and B. F.
Irvine of OAC, went to Salem, Wed
nesday in. response to a telephone
message from J. X. Weatherford,
on business connected with the
college.
Miss Nellie Barnhart gave most
enjoyable birthday party at her,
home last evening, celebrating her,
sixteenth birthday. A large num-
Der Of her schoolmates were in at
tendance and all had a jolly good
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Geer, Of
Salem, were in the city yesterday
on their way home from Wallis,
where they spent few days at the
stock farm of Mr.. Geer, conducted
by their son, G. G. Geer-Albany
Herald.
/ :; Rev. Bush having called atten-
ION to Letter to the Clergy of.
Corvallis" at a public assembly f,
and made the assertion that
Spirits do not walk on earth to-
day" brings forth an answer from
the resident speaker of the Filst
Spiritual Union of Corvallis.
| Congregational Church-Sunday
School and class for young men at
10 q. M; service at II a. M. and
j7.30 p. M; Christian Endeavor at
$50 p. m. Vesper service 7:3O
p. m. Evening sermon, every
Tub stands on it's own bottom. !"
Preaching Dy Rev. Daniel Staver.
| The Corvallis saw mill had to
be shut down Wednesday afternoon
to repair the carriage track. It had
! gotten out of line SO that the car
riage would not carry the sawlog in
/ a straight line to the saws, and the
" aole plant except the planers, had
to be stopped until repairs were
made.
/, ! Q. A. fDearing, VINO has beer
with the Gazette flor the past veal
: and half. leaves tomorrow for his
old stamping ground, San Francisco
: for an indefinite stay. Mr.. Dear
t ing has been connected with the
printing and foundry business fol
about 40 years and has decided
that he has earned a much-needee
> vacation and rest, and intends tt
enjoy himself for a while.
E. w. Strong. manager of th'
Corvallis saw mill, has completed {
!. new Office and expects to move in
to it some time next week. Th'
new osice is located on the cas-
side of the street just opposite the
present Office. Mr.. Strong is ship
, ping considerable lumber nova
i days, shipping choice lumber ever
} as far as San Francisco. A Ca
!, load was billed to that place Tues
day. He says there is quite al
t outside demand for lumber from