Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-10-09

Mrs. n. A. Fisher has been visit.
ing relatives at Drain for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Starr of June.
ton City, are guests of Corvallis
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Starr went to
Marion the last of the week on q
visit to relatives.
Mrs. NJ. S. Woodeock was the
guest of friends in Albany the lat
ter part of the week.
Miss Nelle Marvin spent SUI
day at the home of her parents in
Peoria.
Hunters licenses were issued to
Mrs. T. Whitehorn and Mrs. Telt
Burnett last week.
Charles Bowen is one of the old
students who arrived the last of the
week TO enter OAC.
Mrs. Arthur Hawley ind her son
and daughter visited in Corvallis
the latter part of the week.
Frank Hall, a we'll known OAC
student, left Friday for Idaho, where
he is to be employed in the mines.
Rev. E. F. Green left Friday for
Ashland, to join his family and take
charge as pastor of the First Con-
gregational church.
Painting the roof, tower, cresting
and clock face at the court house is
now in progress, Elmer Bethers and
Clifford Kerr being the workmen.
John Ray moved Friday from the
Russ establishment on Main street
to the former location in the Kline
building on South Main street.
Miss Allie Reader of Bellefount-
ain, was in Corvallis the last of the
week. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Irene Reader who left for
Portland, where she resides.
The J. H. Simpson hardware
store has changed hands. The new
owners are E. J. Veal and Cecil
Cathey and the deal was made by
Am bier & Waters a few days ago.
Miss Edna Buster was in Corval-
is the latter part of the week, on
1er way from Eugene, where she is
attending college, to her home in
AIsoa for a two weeks vacation
visit.
o. B. Connor, the rural mail car
.ier, is to enjoy q vacation, heginn-
ng the first of this week. He goes
o Lake Creek and his brother-in-
s~., E. A. Park, VIII CT as substi-
,uis on the R. F. D. route.
J. F. Burnell and Charles Gay,
If Everett, Wash, are guests at the
Henry Stone home. The former is
cousin of Mrs. Stone and the lat
er came to Corvallis to enjoy the
pen season for china pheasants.
DR.. Withycombe, Prof. o. L.
<nisley, and William Schulmench,
dairyman of Washington county,
'assed through the city yesterday
n their way to Coos county, where
hey will hold series of five insti-
utes.-Albany Herald.
J. R. Boulden and family arrived
few DAYS ago from Nebraska and
7ill make Corvallis their home.
hey are located in one of the Nc
hnry cottages. Tue gentleman is
sCn of Thomas Boulden of this
ity. .- /
Robert Kyle and family return
4 Friday evening from an extend
d trip through Southwestern Ore
on. They went by team and went
trough Crook county and On to
Falls and home by way |
f Southern Oregon. While in
trants Pass Mr.. Kyle purchased |
ropsrty and will probably move
here on account of Mr.. Kyle's
ealth.-Lebanon Criterion.
The Frank B. Marsh theatrical
,upany presented The Fireman's
fascot" to f,irly good audience ia
a. opera house Friday night. The
contains some very clever
erfotmer among whou are those
rho take the rola OF Jack HeTudoE,
'Tazy John and The Mascot. tn
pecialties were not striking, but
,ken as a whole the production
'as creditable and met with ap-
aren't approval from the audience.
The reception at the M. r.
hurch Friday evening, given by
ne Epworth League, was largely
ttended and everyone had jolly
me. There was a brief program
.hich included a solo by Miss
label Ready, recitation by Miss
os;e Holmes and a talk by Arthur
'eIknap, president of the League.
ea and waters were the refresh
lents served, and games were the
eatures of entertainment.
Last winter, among Eastern Wis