Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-21

Work was r-sumed "Wednesday
on the : l.. Kline house and vii
be rapidly pushed to completion
Mrs Bev Rickard came in fiou
her country home yesterday to
spend Christmas win her sister
Mrs. J. L. Jones.
iir. and Mrs. Arnold King are te
spand Christmas with tha latt"r's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heck.
err Wells.
Miss Maud Matt ~ leaves in q
day or two for Olex, Eastern Ore
gon, to spend Christmas with hel
sister. MISE Bell, who is teaching
school at that place.
Miss May Jones is expected
home tomorrow from Silverton to
spend the Christmas holidays at
home. She is teaching school at.
Sliverton.
R. H. Huston new owns the
hon on Ninth street that he has
occupied for II years. He pu.-
chased it Tuesday evening Ct F. P.
Morgan.
This evening, ST I: so. the Chris :
mas exercises take place at the
Un'ed Evangelical church. The
choir will render p rslt ss-
sisted ho reader, end the usual
tree will be in eviderce. A special
feature has been prepared for the
children. which will prove happy
surprise. Everyone is invited.
Miss Olive MaIlow, one of the
popular teachers in the public
school, leaves tomorrow for Browns
vile to spend Christmas with relat-
ives. The, e will be g. family re-
union at this time, relatives coming
from Portland and other plact S,
which will ,uake Xmas doubly en-
joyahle.
Services at the Church of God Sunday
evening. Sermon by 4. W. Darby,
why believe the Bible" Sunday
school at 10 a. m.
from Portland that Lazzie King had been
injrred bv street car there the night
before. Lazzie is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam King and is mail clerk on the s.
P. Particulars of his accident are awaited
by relatives here.
The will of the late George Beamis
has been filed for probate. 1t shows
real and personal property of the value
of $729. The heirs are the widow, Mrs.
Onie Bsamis, aged So. a'd Arthur
Beamis, son, aged 81, residing at AL
bany. The widow is the executrix, to
serve without bonds.
Mrs. Agnes HAYDEN has filed her in
as administratrix of the estate
Of her late husband, Jasper Hay den.
The inventory and appraisement shows
PERSONAL property of the value of S63l 50
and real property worth $500, besides
other properly all of which goes to the
widow for maintenance of herself and
minor children.
In the T. Egerton Hogg estate on order
Of Judge Woodward has been filed in
which the ork of the administrator is
approved. This work is in regard to
certain land that had been over looked
IN listing, amounting to about 5000 acres
Of timber land.
The OAC basketball team left We'd
nesday on their tour of the Northwest.
They were to have started Monday,
put certain details of the trip had not
oeen settled in time to get off on sched
ale time. The first game of the series
was to be played at.,Vancouver, Wash,
asst night, and from there the boys go
% Tacoma and Seattle. At the latter
place they hope to play two or three
games with the University, YIN. G. A.
aud S. A. G. From the Sound the boys
20 to Spokane, and probably to Pullman
md Moscow. 1t is possible they may
play Whitman at Walla Wal1a, and also
20 to Butte, returning via Boise for a
yame there. The teams of Eastern Ore
yon will be played aud tho tour will close
With game at Pendleton. All Corvallis
wishes the boys success.