Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

We are pleased to note that
Alice is married at last.
B. J. Hecker, of Albany, was
business visitor to Corvallis, Satur-
day.
Miss Ella Johnson left Sunday
for a weeks visit with Portland
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Oren are to
return tomorrow from a visit in
Portland.
E.W. Strong returned yesterday
from few days business visit in
Portland.
Mrs. s. A. Hemphiil left Satur-
day for few days. visit with Al
bany friends.
Mrs. A. R. Brown and daughter,
of Philomath, were Corvallis visit
ors Saturday.
Robert Green, of Irish Bend, was
an over Sunday visitor with Cor
wallis relatives.
Mrs. John Smith was expected
home last night from California,
where for two weeks she has been
visiting her sister. =,
General T. J. Thorp went to
Vancouver, Wash, Friday, on busi-
ness that required his personal at
ten for several days.
Mrs. and Mrs. w. l.. Keene,
who have for some time made their
home in this city, leave shortly for
Los Angeles to reside.
During last week T. T.. Kemp
moved his family from this city
to Philomath, where he will have
employment at the mill of G.. R.
Farra.
Miss Lura Flett came up from
Portland Friday for a weeks visit
She is attending business college In
that city and is progressing rapidly
in the work.
Saturday, Harley L. Hall filed
with the county clerk petition an
nouncing his candidacy for nomina-
tion for the Office of county record
er on the democratic ticket.
Prof. Harry Beard, who is direc-
tor of OAC's band, will go to Salem
to participate in a band concert in
that city Sunday with the band un-
der direction of Prof. Stoudenmeyer.
DR.. Eshelman, of Portland, is to
be present Wednesday evening at
the meeting of the United Artisans,
and assist in the initiation of a
large class of candidates. The
evening will conclude with ban
quet. All members should attend
A feature of the opening hours of
the Christian Endeavor convention
that begins in Corvallis, Thursday.
will be an address of welcome in
behalf of the churches by Rev. G..
T. Hurd, another in behalf of the
College by Prof. Berchtold and by
Mayor A. J. Johnson in behalf of
the city.
s. H. Moore, of this city, re-
receivd a letter a few days ago
from A. Dabler, who for several
years was a resident of this city.
The latter is now located in St.
Andrews, Florida, and reports that
he is doing we'll. For more than
two years he has held a clerkship
in a large mercantile establishment
of that city.
Just half the time allowed for
registering before the primaries, has
elapsed, aid only one-third the
voters have signed up. If all the
voters in the country expect to
have that great American privilege
on April 20, they will have TO regis
ter just twice as fast during the
next so days as they have during
the past so, as only 100 days are
allowed for registering and half the
time is up.
Hon. Lawrence T. Harris, O
Eugene, the able and popular judge
of this district, is candidate Il
succeed himself, and will apparent
ly have no opposition in the pri
marics. While he may have s
democratic opponent in the June
election, this is by no means GER
tain, as many prominent democrat'
consider him good enough for them
1t looks like a walkover for Judge
Harris.-Lincoln County Leader.
II seems that there is nothing
sacred in the minds of certain
characters-immune from desecra
fion of THAR hands Not long ago