Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-01-03
H. w. Kaupisch vert down to
Albany, Saturday for a short visit.

Albany, Saturday for short visit.
Public school reopened this morn
ing, af er the two weeks holidays. !. |
Miss Orlie Woods. of this city,
is visiting witt. Miss Kats McClain,
at Albany.
B. B. and H. F. Ellsworth were
business visitors in Albany Satur-
day.
Mrs. Ed. Cum mings, who has
been visiting with her mother, Mrs.
T. H. Wellsner, returned to her
home in Portland, Sunday.
Mrs. Efie Eglin and son Darrell,
left Saturday for their home in
Seattle. They have been visiting
friends in this city.
Corvallis is dry town now; all
the saloons having closed their doors
at midnight Saturday. The near
est fellow can get glass Of beer
now, is Albany.
Zophar Thorp came up fir ~
Portland Sunday on short sit
with friends and relatives. He left
yesterday for Monmouth. where he
is to coach the basket ball teams of
the state normal school
Misses Mary Nolan and Edna
Irvine returned Saturday from
Jefferson, where they were among
the number of students who attend
ed a house party given by Miss
Helen Steiwer, a former OAC
student.
A very pleasant and enjoyable
reception was held at Barret Lyceum
on Third street, on Sunday after
noon last. A goodly number OF
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Flint as
sembled, to pass the time in song
and New Year greetings.
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. B. Ryder gave a
New Years dinner to their children.
who represented four generations OF
! that family. The dinner was cook ed
by the great grandmother, who is
in her eighty-second year, and would
put many a cook Ct today in the
shade.
Pearl Thomas arrived home We'd
nesday from Portland, where he
has been the past three months
studying violin at the Western
Academy of Music, under the
efficient tutorship of Ruthyn Tur.
fney He will continue his studies
with Mr.. Turney in this city.
DR.. B. A. Cathev returned home
yesterday from Riddle, Oregon
where he went last week to assist
at a delicate surgical operation up
on his brother, D. M. Cathey. He
says the operation was entirely
success ful aud that his brother il
recovering rapidly.
E Fl. Belknap and Mrs. Addie
Kyle left on Yesterday morning.
early tram to attend the funeral o.
their uncle, Harleigh Belknap, wht
died in Eastern Oregon, where ht
has resided during the past year. De
! ceased was born and raised in thil
city, and was the only one left o
his family. He has many relative
and friends who mourn his loss.
At the drawing for the Mexican
drawn work at Nolan & Callahan
= store, which was put up by tn
) Rev. Father Springer, Mrs. Caples
| of Portland, was the lucky woman
!. Dorthy Pernot drawing for her wit
: ticket No So. The proceeds of tn
. drawing are to go towards purchas
ing a bell for the Catholic church.
A. Wilhelm & Sons have built a
!. Independent telephone line fror
Monroe to Junction City. and hav
|. run a loop from the line to thei
mill at Harrisburg. We under
!, I stand that thev also have line
8 Corvallis, and there also are a nun
3 Der of farmers on the line, severe
8 on the west side of the river fro,
: Harrisberg having connected wit
it this week Harrisburg Bulletin
u F. L.. Miller leaves today fl
Seattle, Was hington, to attend ii
annual exhibit Of the Seattle Pou
(, try Association, which meets the,
January So. He will carry alot
some of his prize winning Buff o.
pingtons, also other fine CHECKER
from Corvallis oultry yards, /
follows: Silver Pencilled Wyal
dottes from yards of J. NJ. Polte
White Wyandottes for DR.. Bowe