Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-11-13
Miss Edna Tnras her went to Port
land Saturday for brief visit with
friends.

Idnu CAbuEudf iOI otic AAs
friends.
Mrs. S. B. Bare arrived home
Friday night, from q few days visit
IN Portland.
Mrs. S. n. Wilkins arrived home
Yesterday from q weeks visit IN
Portland.
Mrs. W. G. Emery of Vancouver,
has been visiting in Corvallis the
past few days.
Don Phil ps of Salem has hee'e
several days the guest of his bro b.
er, Lige Phillips In this city
The Athanaeum society u emh. re-
entertained the Clionians 1T patty
Saturday evening. A very nic-
time was bad by sii present.
Bert Pilkington came up from
Portland Saturday, t" witness The
football game and visit old friends.
Bert is always welcome in Corval-
lis.
. Mrs. w A. Wells gave en- al
ternoon" Friday to about 80 lads
friends, which was very pleasant
affair. The usual FEATURES were
enjoyed.
Miss Florence Wicks of Portland
has been visiting Corvallis relatives
the past few days. She is Pro-
fessionai nurse In the Cool Samarl-
tan Hospital
Marshall Miller is erecting a new
building between the Morris black
smith shop ard the Farmers hotel,
Main street When completed the
room will be occupied by the Van
hoosen marble works.
Maurice, the nine year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis Of Phil
.omath is suffering with scarlet fever
He is cousin of Miss Thia john
son of this city.
The funeral of the late George
Beamis of Benton county was held
in Albany Friday. Deceased was
a native of Indiana and was ~
years of age The i'm mediate sur
Aivors are the widow and one son !.
George Cathey yesterday fore
noon underwent surgical operation
/ in the Good Samaritan hospital In
Portland His parents, DR.. and
Mrs. B A. C4they, left Sunday to
be present during the ordeal. They
are to return tomorrow.
Chas. Chipman has sold his be.
longings in this city and with his
family is to leave today for Cneha-
lis 10 reside. Mr.. Chapman has
held a position as salesman in var.
ions stores in this city and is we'll
known throug Iout the country.
The O. S. N. S. girls basket oall
team will play the OAC team Of
| Corvallis at Monmouth Saturday
November %. The team is pre-
pared to play a good game ane
hopes to win over OAC.-Indepen-
dence We9Lslue.
The fixtures for the new post
office that Corvallis is to have ar
now cn the road and are reach Cor
Wallis by the first of the month, be-
ing shipped from the East Satur;
day. The office is to be occupied
and ready for business by Decem
Der Is, according to contract.
L. McReynolds came up from
; Portland the last of the week am
closed a deal for his property il
Jobs addition. The purchaser
. Mr.. Bowser, a carpenter who ha
been residing near the college, an
= the consideration was $500. Mr.
= McReynolds has returned to Port
i land.
At Eugene Saturday afternoo
the OAC second team played foot
ball with the U. of O. second tear
: being defeated by score OF 16 t
g 6. Those who went were Roger
Schmidt, McMahan, Hawley, Brod
v R .ynolds, Smith, Kelly, Bolto1
n BarnelI, Garnong, Covers, Collet
.g Zimmerman, Edwards and Bund
g At the last meeting of the cor
ot missioners' court August Fisch
It was granted q license to store gra
d in Benton county for compens
ot ton and otherwise" He was
Or ouired to give bonds of t
D. amount of $4,000. his securiti
being J. R. Rowland. Joseph Vat
"a and A. J. Johnson.
in The Alpha Hall girls gave VI
or Que and delightful party at
is dormitory Saturday evening
Id their young men friends. Ea
to girl impersonated member of t
of faculty and carried out the idea