Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-01-15

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urdav in the estate of Mabel A.
Newth, by G. Fl. NeWtE, adminis-
trofer,
J. B. Marin srriv / hona S =
| ur.i Fa5a where ae ~
besn II - ~ ts.tha MO :
se.- sis. ~
& .Aan In
Sa,urda7, stated thai he had left
Frisco Thursday evening and TIE
Berkeley hills wsis then covered
with snow, for the first time in
twelve years.
Jaspe.. Hamer, who had an arm
broken in tbs Price logging camp
on the Luckiamute about six wee ks
ago, was IN Corvallis Saturday.
His arm is now almost well and
will be as sound as ever in short
time.
A newspa per has space to sell,
not to give away. When you buy
suit of clothes from a merchant
you do not expect him to wrap up
a pair of shoes, a plug hat or q
lawn mower and present them to
you as a ptemian for your pur-
chase. Exchange.
There was jolly party at the
Allie Mclaughlin home Friday
night. The'affair was planned by
Grant Mclaughlin and A. J. Fuller
ard a good time was the verdict of
the dozen or more young people
who attended. The usual games
and other features were enjoyed.
"Box balP' is a new game to be in
troduced at st. Johns. 1t is a
favorite Amusement throughout the
East but has t yet bean tried on
this coast. The sport is as suitable
for ladies as for gentlemen, and
combines all the sport of the
bowling alley with none of its OBJ
jection@nle features. More than
1900 of these alleys are in use in
the United States tor Y. NJ. G. A. s..
50 Is. Lillian L. Taylor has fled
her final account as executrix Of the
estate of J mes L. Taylor, deceased,
and Saturday. February 9th, has
So, n set as the date for hearing OBJ
i~ctIons. If any 50 said final account.
In the estate uf Leo,a McNulty
Mrs. Toyior is : Iso execut r. TO-
james Taylor, decesaed, and h
late Of earring ohjec'io"s III III
frNn'tv estate has been set fp
February 9th.
Shoveliug snow is a rather move
experience f'r O-egonians in ihl
-eciion, hut they went at it with
will Saturday morning. the earti
was white with two-inch coat whe
Corvallis people arose Saturday
morning and the f=atFrefy fake
c,ntinu d to fal more or less du'-
ing the forenoon, The small ony
Wa in. bis lory, and everyou,
made the best of the unusual con
d.tion. The weather, in spite Of
the snow, was warmer.
After an illness of several years
Mrs. Ed. Pluukett died at the
family home in Kings Valley a.
two o'clock Saturday morning. She
was about 80 years of age and tn
aiment vi, n which she suf ID Va
tun4Iculosis. Tne fu,eTa' occu-rtd
Sunday and the remains were j -
tered in K,tgs V4siry crmalsly.
The iu rnei,ste survi .nrs sr~ ii
hu, baud, Edward .lu rkrtt, iwo q
s~ree chji1r=-; two -js'~rs, 9Te
Tom Alexander aid Mrs. By Fran'z
OF Alugs VA e,, the h.o| her
0 to, Tom and Waiter Reed o
Kings Va ley and another brother
W. l.. Read, Of Corvallis.
Kerry CIV" at the Corvallis
opera house Friday night WAS ca ii, :,
the best theatrical attraction thai
mas been asen here this season. A
clean, wholesome play and an un-
usually good aggregation p OF play RS
with Alien Doone, the excellent
Irish comedian in the title role
wpn the audlence and held il
throughout The performance. The
sweet singing of Mr.. Dooue was
pen 10 hut one c!iticisin-there Wa;
not enough of it. The horse shoe
lug sc4ne, the carrier pigeons, ane
other features were fi.st class, ant
- Il speci4lities wsre introduced
Those who cid not attend thi:
show missed a treat, and Mr..
Groves of the opera house deserves
the thanks of ,he public for secuf-
ing such an extraction for Corvallis
Alta meeting held Saturday evenin!
for the purpose of peffecting orSaniza