Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-01-04
LOCAL AID PERSONA

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Miss VI 4ry Su,nerll md arrived
Louie Tuesday evt mug from q h.
day isit with relatives at Shedd
Adnlph Peterson arrived from
Portland Wednesday for f-n
dave business visit in this CIT
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wills en-
tert4ined number of frien We'd
MS y vening in very pleas mt
mah..or.
Miss Elna Guthrie returned to
Monm outh Yesterday, after vi-i'
at the hone of Mr.. Mrs. Clarenc"
Whiteside.
Mics Ella Foster ga .e launching
party New YEARS. night to a mum
herGf young friends, which was a
jolly affair.
Dr.. B ,,ler of Independence was
among the ou;-of town visitors
who attended the Masonic banquet
Tuesday evening.
The football game in tfis citv
New Years day between a Browns
vile team and the corvallis
Juniors" rosui' ed in a score of 2 to
0 in favor of CORVALLIS.
Jack Dawson has assumed lis
Position as a member of he firm of
5 NTH and d Dsws,n, and Mr..
BouId-n has retired The change
occurred the first of this week. Mr..
Bould4"'. plz"s or The l4ture are
not p hlc.
Rev. Pressnell of Wisconsin will
preach at the FIRST Mtthodist
church SUNDAY morning. Ipxlhe
evening R.v. Feese Will have Is hi-
suhjec', "Sunshiry or Disaeresa bic
During 1907 Wnlch?"
John Mccoy, who had one of
hi' lower limbs so terribly crushed
and >ngled at the Corvallis saw
mill recently, IS slowly recovering
AID the i"j jured member will not
have to be a.! putated, as was at
first fes red
w. D. DeVarnev of Portland
has arrived to take charge OF the
Independent telephone office dur
ing the absence in Okla homa uf
j. G. Lowe, who was summoned
home Christmas day on account of
the critical illness of bis mother.
J E. Vinegar left Wednesday
for Oregon City, after a visit of
several days in this city. Mr..
Vinegar is engaged in the laundry
business in that city, in partner
ship with Mr.. Heistand who form
erly conducted the Corvallis laun-
dry.
Judge Woodward and bride
arrivd home Morday evening from
their bidai trip To- Portland. Their
wedding present from the county
officials of the court house was
handsome cut glass berry dish and
solid silver cry spoon, both of
which are deeply appreciated by
Judge and Mrs. w edward.
Special services are be:n~ con-
Quoted at the United Evangelical
church every evening at Z: 80, Sat-
urday excepted. The pastors sub
jects for Sunday will be: a. NJ.
Workers or Strikers, Which? I?
p. n. How to get rid Of SIM"
Next Tuesday, January Sth Rev.
A. A. Winter cf Portland will be
present to assist. Good singing,
special music. Come.
The annual tea given by tn
w. F. NJ. S. of the Nj. E. church
Monday evening was we'll attended
and everyone had good time. Ap
interestiI & program was given. in
Guiding recitations by Miss Olive
Maliow, Mrs. Keeney and Miss
Harriet Foste3; instrumental solo
, by Frank White; voc.l duet, Mrs.
Charles Peterson and Mrs. J. f.
Farmer, and vocal solo hv Collie
Cathey. Light refreshments were
served in the dining room aud a
social time enjoyed.
1t is indeed good news to our
theatre goers to know that we are
to have The Belle Of Japan" the
most phenomenal hit in years, at
Corvallis opera hCuse on Tuesday
January Sth. We shall hear lot
of good singing, see interesting and
amusing dancing and q company
of clever people who can entertain,
augmented by beautiful costumes,
scenery aud mechanical and elect
rical effects, in short it is the style
of performance to please all
classes. 4
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