Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-01-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Harold wilkins visited friends
In Albany Monday and tuesday.

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in Albany Monday and Tuesday.
P. D. Gilbert, of Albany, was a
Corvallis business visitor Wednes-
day.
Dudley Trapp, of Chitwood. was
q Corvallis visitor several days this
week.
Merwin Mechanics came back to
Corvallis, Tuesday, from Toledo,
Lincoln county.
Fred Ewing arrived in this city
from Portland, Tuesday, to resume
his studies at OAC.
Voters of Benton county began
registering at the county clerks
office Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Everett and wife. Of Sheri-
dan, were New Year guests of Mr.
and Mrs. w. G.. Davis. Mr.. Ever
EFT is president Of the Sheridan
Lumber Company.
The annual business meeting of
the Christian church was held Sat
urday evening, light refreshments
being served from 6 to 10, and a
program rendered.
DR.. Lowe, the well known oculo-
optician will be at Hotel Corvallis
next week. Two days only, January
the II and 18th. Ii you value your
ewes have him test them for glasses.
Prof. Harry Beard arrived home
Monday evening from trip to
Klamath Lake, where h. spent his
Christmas. On Wednesday Har-
rv resumed his duties as band
director at OAC.
Sidney Leverett left Tuesday
evening for Western Texas, in the
hope of getting relief from rheuma-
tism, with which he is a great suf-
ferer. He isa brother of Miss Aimee
Levette, of OAC.
The w. o w. installed officers
Tuesday night as follows; Council,
Prof. G. V. Skelton; Advisor,
Frank Francisco; Banker, A. P.
johnson; Clerk, w. A. Buchanan
Escort, Carl Porter.
A Heart social was held at the
Presbyterian manse Monday even
ing, which is reported to have been
a very enjoyable affair. There was
a large attendance, and good time
for all. Light refreshments were
served.
Presbyterian church, NJ. S. Bush,
pastor. Bible school at 10 a. m
Worship at 1 a. IT., subject, 'The
Distinctive Features of G lristian
Faith" G. E. CONSIDERATION meet
ing at $50 b. m. Evening service
at 7.3O, subject, "The ,Hellespont."
A letter recently received from
Miss Nora Sargent, now in Phoenix,
Arizona, states that during the past
month they had experienced regular
Indian summer weather, the Their
mometer registering at noon about
90 degrees in the sun and 81 in the
shade.
Among the evidences of enter
prise and progress that caught our
eye January 1st was souvenir
edition of the Eugene Register. It
was a 32-page journal, replete with
fine cuts, and much we'll written
matter. It is a credit to the
publishers and the country sup
porting it.
The annual tea of the w. F. M.
S., of the M. E. church, was held
in the church parlors Wednesday
evening. A program was rendered
that included a vocal duet by A. P.
Johnson and daughter, Miss Inez;
recitation, Mabel Farmer; exercises,
- children; reading, S. B. Bane;
duet, Carrie Buchanan and Marie
Cathey. Light refreshments were
served and social time enjoyed by
those present.
The following officers were in
stalled Wednesday evening by the
United Artisans of Corvallis: P.
M. A., w. G. Lane; nj. A., Mrs.
Tillie Reed; Supt., Mrs. Arminta
Cole; Insp., A. Kyle; Sec, M. Eva
Starr; Treas, Frank Huber; Sr.
Con-, Ella King; M. c., w. E.
Brinn; Jr. Con-, Mrs. Esther Cole;
Field CONS, JOS. Bryant, Mrs. FL
len Mundy. Nine candidates were
initiated into the order.
County Surveyor T. A. Jones and
Willis Vidito made survey of the
road from Corvallis to Philomath,
Wednesday. The survey was made
for distance only and by chain from
the postoffice in this city to the