Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-01-02
AOCAI AND PERSONAL

The band ana orchestra III
featured by Jerry from Kerry"
There will be a meeting of the
w. C. T. u. on Thursday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Moses ar
rived home Sunday evening from &
visit to Portland aud other points
+ "The Missouri Girl" said, "Jerry
from Kerry" was all right. 1
you liked, Daisy you will surely
like Jerry.
\ Misses Anna and Maggie Peter
son have been spending the holi-
days 10 Portland, the guests of theil
brother.
Attorney w. E. Yates came uE
from his home in Vancouver, Wash.
ington, Saturday, for the tran
saction of some business.
School will be out just in time
for the great street parade and
band concert of Jerry from Kerry
tomorrow at o'clock.
There was what is known as a
"Heart" social scheduled to take
place at the Presbyterian manse
last evening after we went to press.
Jerry from Kerry" street pa
lade and concert at a p. m. tomor-
row. The prcprietors of this musical
organization pride themselves on
their band and orchestra.
. DR.. James Withycombe arrived
home Friday from a business trip
to Portland and Astoria. From
a'l sides we hear good reports of
the doctors gubernatorial pros
poets.
Bryan McFadden and Joe Pat
terson took the train Saturday for
Summit, from which place they
proceeded by wagon to the ranch of
Frank Grant, where they are to
hunt. 1t is the dream of Joe's life
to kill cougar.
In the Sunday Oregonian appear
ed the following: Mordaunt A. Good
nough gave a delig ghtful intrepreta-
tion CT the Paderewski minuet and
also Chaminade number at the
Irvington Tennis Club reception
last Thursday evening.
Little Johnnie, son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. o. Wilson, is SLOWLY recov-
ering from a serious attack of ty-
phoid fever. He has been bedfast
in this city for about three weeks,
at the home Of his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith.
Attorney F. J. Yates arrived
home few days ago from trip to
Seattle on legal business. While
up there Mr.. Yates met Will H.
Parry, who many years ago was
editor of the Corvallis Gazette. The
latter is now one of the prominent
men of Seattle and among the most
wealthy.
A number of watch parties saw
the death of 1905 and the birth of
1906 Sunday evening. There was
the usual ringing of bells, shouting,
laughing and wishing of good
things, together with customary
resolutions" which will endure
about a week. Here's to 'O6 and
good luck for our friends.
The high wind of Saturday came
very near doing some very serious
damage to Jerry Henkle, of Philo-
math. As it was he sustained
some damage. Near his residence
he had a high tower surmounted
by windmill and water tank.
The wird blew this over and the
house barely escaped.
The bids for the contract to fur
nish OAC with 900 cords of second
growth fir were opened at the COL
lege, Saturday. Some 70 or Is men
had in bids. The prices ranged
from $275 per cord down to $2.49.
The latter figure was that of P. A.
Kline and he was awarded the
contract. The wood is to be deliv-
cred during the coming summer.
A very pretty wedding occurred
Sunday evening at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Glassfcrd
when their daughter, Miss Grace,
was united in marriage with Ches-
ter Taylor. The ceremony was a
Spiritualistic one and was per-
formed by Mrs. L. V. Flint, of this
city. The ceremony is very brief,
but is simple and impressive. The
young couple went at once to a
home they had fitted up in Jobs
addition and where it is the wish ol
many true friends that they ex-
periencs naught but happiness and
good luck.
The death of John McLennan oc-