Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-01-16

day from Albany, where he had
been for several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kiger en-
tertained a party of friends at cards
Thursday evening.
Mrs. A. NJ Austin is at Browns
vile, attending sister who is
critically i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. Ewing, of the Benton county
mills, accompanied by his bride
visited in Corvallis, saturday.
The Coffee Club entertained it's
friends at the city hall Saturday
levening. Dancing was the amuse-
ment.
Rev. E. F. Jones, of this city, is
conducting aiprotracted meeting at
Falls City, which is said to be very
successful.
Pearl Thomas went over east of
Albany few days ago to play for
a dance. He reports quite an ell
|joyable terpsichorean affair.
Attorney J. F. Yates was called
to Portland, Saturday, on business.
At the time of going away he ex-
pected to return home last night.
The w. H. M. S.. of the First
Methodist church is 10 be enter
tanned by Mrs. R N. White tomor-
row, Wednesday, afternoon. A good
time is assured all.
Preparations are already in pro-
gress at OAC for track events next
spring. Saturday quite squad #
boys took a cross-county run for
the hills--a round trip of some tour
or five miles.
In a letter to friends in Corvallis,
Mrs. Ed GTefoz, who is now living
at MarysvilIe, California, stats
that Miss Norma Greffoz has bee,.
very seriously i'll with appendicitis,
but is now out of danger.
The ladies of the Congregations
church are to hold social at the
home of MIS-. F. Berchtold, We'd
nesday afternoon. It is a publ C
affair and everyone is invited. A
short program will be rendered and
light refreshments served.
Dean Sanderson, Of the Eugene
divinity school, preached Yesterday
Of tho Gbricfio =, ohm l. =, @b;, ,;+,,
He was present in Chicago at a |
union nesting of 80 denominations !
when church union was discussed,
recently, and his discourse Sun
day night was along that line of
thought.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Man
ly Buckingham was held at Belle
ountain Saturday at 2 p. No., being
by the Circle, assisted
~ Rev. Waltz. Deceased was
ormerly Miss Sylvia Hawley,
laughter of the Hawleys who came
o Oregon in 1S47. She was mar
led to Manly Buckingham in May
900, and the husband with three
children SURVIVE. Her ailment was
consumption. Interment was in
3ellefountain cemetery.
Only l6l voters had registered
n Benton county up to Saturday
veniug. At this rate it would
AXE over six months to place each
otter on the books aud as the pri-
nary elections will be held in
bout three months our citizens
will have to give more, attention to
egistration or the rush the last .
ew days at the county clerks office
Vill be hard to accommodate. The I
My justices in outside precincts
hat have registration supplies are
Nings Valley and Bellefountain.
)ther justices of the peace can Sc
ure them by applying to the coun-
y clerk.
Thursday was the 10th anniver-
ary of Isadore Jocobs' birth and
n that account he came up from
Portland to his old home in this
ity to spend the day with relatives.
n the evening quite q number Of
riends gathered at the jacobs
lome and passed the evening in
duplicate whist and conversation
nd an enjoyable evening was
'assed. Among those present were
everal friends who have known
S for many years, among others
Roy Raber and Robert johnson
7ho have each known him more ,
han 20 years, Attorney E. R. Bry-
on, who has known Is as long as he
as known anybody, and w. G..
Emery, who sported short dresses
bout the same time that Is did.