Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-11-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Last nigh tonight and tomorrow
night--Georgia Harper. Company
at the Opera House.
Attorney W. E. Yates came up
from Vancouver, WASH, Tuesday,
to attend legal business.
During Monday and Tuesday,
Miss Marie Cathey entertained her
friend, Miss Rova Hays, Of Tangent.
William Colbert took his del ar
ture, Tuesday, for his old home. in
Iowa, where we are told he is to
live with his aunt.
A. B. Weatherford, Of Albany,
has been in Corvallis a day or two
L%ring the week attending matters
of a legal nature. GER I5.
>Friday night the Georgia Harper
Company will present a comedy for
the enjoyment Of Corvallis theatre
goers. The play will probably be
"The July Parisians."
80 49, E-.E 4-...-
Miss Eta Hale came. over from
Brownsville, Wednesday, for a short
visit with her uncle and aunt Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor Porter. She ex-
poets to return home to 'ay.
Frank Hurt and. wife. arrived in
this city, Monday, from Seattle and
are to visit here for a month with
Franks parents, MI. and Mrs. o.
V. Hurt.
Manfred Sets and family. went
to Pnilomath, Wednesday, to visit
friends for a few days. They will
then depart for Newport, where
they have acquired property and
VII reside.
Active young lady agents wanted
lin every town and city. Complete
outfit furnished free. We guarantee
that you can make from 81 to 81
per day. Address P. O.. Drawer
No. ss9, Buffalo, N. Y.
Wednesday evening, at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richsrd Irwin, some IL miles south
of this city, Miss Fannie Irwin and
Howard Wagner were united in
wed!ock. Rev. T. C. Hurd per-
formed the ceremony. Mr.. Wagner
is a resident of this city. Both
bride and groom are highly respect
ed young people.
A Washington dispatch dated No
vember 81 contained the informa-
ton that President Roosevelt had
appointed Judge Charles E VOL
verton as United States District
Judge for Oregon to succeed the
late Charles B. Bellipger. Judge
Wolverton is. claimed by Albany
and naturally the people of our
.ister city are elated over the Sc
lection of the present judge.
Governor George e. Chamber
lain has been in attendance at the
sessions Of State Good Roads As
ISOLATION held in this city during
the past two days. George is all
right aud to hear him tell it there
is much that he knows about roads.
At any rate, he is lending all poe
sible encouragement toward i'm
provement of our public highways,
one of the most important things
staring the people of Oregon In the
face today.
Eilers Piano House is the largest
and most responsible and progress
sive piano establishment on the
coast. It handles the most and the
best pianos-Chickering, Weber,
Kimball, Steck, Hazelton. Hobart
M. Cable aud many others. Prof.
6. Taillandier. of the Agricultural
(oilege, can tell you all about their
merits and the advantage of buying
~Eiiers Piaio House, where deal
ings are all on the fairest and most
reasonable basis. Prof. Taillandier
is at home On College Hill Satur-
days and every evening of the
week. He will be glad to furnish
all information desired.
Mrs. E. E. Green, who is il
charge of the vocal department al
OAC, gave a pupils recital before
the choral class Of her department
Tuesday evening. The recital was
held in the college chapel and begar
at 5 o'clock. Quite a number O.
friends of the pupils were in at
tendance, although it was a private
recital. Everything moved of
nicely and from reports that come
tn US we feel convinced thai
those on the program on this oc-
casion were in a musical mood
President Catch was in ATTENDANCE
ind made some very interesting re
marks. Mrs. Green has about Il
in her choral class and tn
work is moving along quietly. bu
on true art lines.
During the past week or s
Smith & Boulder have been dis.
trihutipO monav anon farmer