Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-10-02

urday with friends in Albany.
! Glenn Gardner has arrived from
Portland to re-enter OAC.
Thomas Foster arrived the last
Of the week to re-enter OAC. His
home is at Athena.
Bert Harvey, Of Big Elk, was
transacting business in Corvallis,
Friday.
First class Estey organ for less
than half price at Fishers music
store. 81
James Bailey of Monroe trans
acted business in Corvallis the last
of the week.
Duncan Fittman and family
moved Friday into the Harlan
house in Jobs addition.
Bishop Castle will preach in the
First Methodist church both MORN
ing and evening Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Buchanan
of Inavale were guests Friday of re-
latives in Corvallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Heron of
Monroe, prominent people of that
vicinity. were Corvallis visitors Fri
day.
George Henkle, the merchant,
left yesterday for Portland to look
after business. He will be away
indefinitely.
Homer Johnson of John Day ar
rived the last of the week to enter
OAC. He is brother of Oliver
Johnson who is a sophomore.
Miss Lura Flett has accepted
position as clerk at WeIlsher &
Grays' store. She began work Fri
day.
Mrs. Abigail Scott Dunniway, of
Portland, was distinguished visit
or of Mrs. J. B. Horner at Alpha
Hall last week.
Miss Hazel Merryman, popu-
lar young lady of Philomath, re-
turned yesterday to her home, after
a visit with Misses Ada and Efie
Dixon in this city.
Mr.. Trip arrived the last of the
week from Myrtle Greek to join his
family who recently moved into the
rTa,dence one door south of the
opera house.
There is a new clerk in the
gents furnishing goods department
at Kline's store. Ha is w. R. Dnf-
field, who arrived Friday from Nc.
Coy.
S. T.. Kline went to Portland,
Friday, to meet Mrs. Kline on ner
return from New York City. To-
gether they returned to Corvallis,
Sunday.
Mr.. Veal and family who have
occupied the Henry Amber resi-
dence during the summer, moved
Friday into one of the Wuestefeldt
cottages.
Dow Walker. the we'll known foot
bail csnter of former days arrived
Saturday from Portland for visit
with old friends. He holds position
at the union depot in the metropo-
lis.
DR.. Manion, supreme medical ex-
aminer, is to meet with the local
lodge of United Artisans the third
Wednesday in October, at which
time large class of candidates will
probably be initiated and a general
"big" time be in order.
The first football fatality for 1906
is related in dispatch from Prince
ton under date of the 26th as fol-
lows: In practice game OF foot
ball at Lawrencevile today john
w. Kennedy, the captain, was
kicked in the head. He died an
hour later.
The Leder thresher outfit met
with very bad accident out on
the island, Friday. Particulars in
full were not obtained, but it seems
that in some manner the separator
was overturned and smashei mp t,
considerable extent. The outfit
had several more hours run.
Ralph, the 12-year old son Of NJ.
Ecker of Jobs addition, broke his
left arm Friday evening while en-
gagged in PLAYING football with a
crowd of juvenile friends. The
fracture is just below the elbow.
1t was reduced by local physi-
clan aud tie lad is getting along as
we'll as could be expected.