Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-03-10
John Wells had business that
took him to Salem, Wednesday.

John Wells had business that
took him to Salem, Wednesday.
Monday, Bruce Burnett arrived
home from a business trip to Port
land.
Floyd Bogue went to Portland,
Tuesday, for sojourn of few
days' duration. s
During the first of the week the
Turner grocery stock was moved
into the quarters vacated by Ingle
& Tozier.
N. Young, Of Scio, arrived in this
city a couple Of davs ago and is
the guest of A. j. johnson, bank
inspector.
Mrs. Clarence Ireland arrived
home, Tuesday, from Independence,
where she had been for few davs
visiting her parents.
Adam Assell departed for the bay,
Wednesday, and it is understood
that he will run a lunch counter
there during the coming season.
Mrs. Ed Andrews is still confined
to her bed and, although thought to
be little better, it will be quite
awhile before she can leave her bed.
During the week Wellsher. &
Gray have been busy at the task Of
moving their stock across the
street into the Julius Weustefeldt
building. as,1 ss e''
Norton Adams moved his family.
to their new home in Jobs. Addition,
Monday. On Wednesday, Newton
Adams and family, moved into tne
Art Starr residence, near the home
of Clum Read. i 4f s's@'
| T. T. Barnhart expects to leave to-
day for Portland, where he will have
employment with A F. Peterson.
Mr. Barnhart is a thoroughly conn
petent painter and can hold his
own anywhere. W. 1: s-.s $ Y
Mrs Linnea Linville, of Portland,
was expected to arrive in this city
yesterday to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Lenger. If possible
she intends to spend the greater
part Of the summer in Corvallis.
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Frank Gray and family arrived
Wednesday from Arrapahos, Ne.
braska, and will take up their resi-
dence in this city. Mr.. Gray is in.
terested with Mr.. Wellsher ir
general merchandising in this city
During the first of the week S. B
Bane was stricken down with rheu
matism. It was more the nature Q
sciatica than anything else anG
centered in his back. For day o
; two he was unable to turn himsel
in bed,
Z.H. Davis returned, Wednesday
from a trip to Brownsville. He start
ed to drive the day before, but whel
J he got to Albany he fonnd the brid
ge torn up so that he could no
/ cross and came back to corvallis
arriving just in time to catch tn
train over.
The Congregational Endeavor ar
. to have a candy-pull. Saturday
evening, March II, at the home Q
the president, Miss Margare
Fowells. corner of Third and Va
Buren, streets A special featur
of the evening will be a graphs
phone. Come and have goo
I. time. Admission only 10 cents.
Wednesday morning in chape
Miss Crawford read an article b
a noted writer in which footba
, was violently assailed. At the col
Q clusion Of the reading, Presider
s Catch offered a prize of SIS to IL
: student writing the best articI
o refuting and proving wrong th
!. statements made by the writer
! question.
!. A few days ago a Hindoo
: Persian got off the train in this cit
r He accosted bystanders in b
r native tongue and to say that the
Z. were amazed at what they heal
n would be putting it mildly. Fina
,e Ely, someone sent for conutryms
J. Of the new arrival and all W,
e peace and harmony. There a.
It several children of the Orient a
l. tending OAC.
y It may be of interest to mar
Q people to learn that person four
E with another's property in b
le possession cannot be accused
e theft. This is a point Of law rais'
le by Attorney w. E. Yates duril
le the process of the trial held
Justice Holgate's court a few da