Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-02-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Rova Hayes, of Tangent,
has been for several days the guest
of Miss Marie Cathey.
Born, Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Horning, a son. The
parents reside near Peoria.
Many early gardens were plant
ed last week in this city. The
weather was ideal for such work.
Miss Mable Davis is still confined
to her home with illness, and re-
ports say that she has typhoid fe-
yer.
Frank Lane and Joe Patterson
returned Thursday from Portland,
where they enjoyed the grand opera
last week.
M. v. Weatherford was elected
treasurer of the OAC athletic as
sociation during the election held
by the student body few days
ago.
Mrs. Rhae McComb left few
days ago for her home at Cheney,
WASH. after a visit with her pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Neil New
house.
The Freshmen of OAC held
party at the College Friday even
ing and entertained the Chemawa
Indian girls at the conclusion of
the affair.
Suit for divorce has been fled
in Coos county court by Mrs. Ad-
die Bier versus Edward Bier. The
papers were served on defendant in
this city Saturday.
Mrs. E. w. Strong and three
youngest children left Friday for
Palo Alto, Cal, for all extended
visit in the hope of beneftting the
health of Mrs. Strong.
The OAC Juniors entertained the
seniors at Agricultural hall Fri
day evening. There was a pro-
gram, refreshments and other fea-
lures, and the occasion was most
pleasant for all.
Lee Kennedy came up from
Portland, Saturday, aud remained
here until yesterday, when he went
out to Summit. Lee and his father
formerly rasided in Corvallis, but
are now located in the metropolis.
Samuel Damon, Thomas Nolan,
Miss Mary Nolan and Samuel Do
Ian attended a dance given in
Albany Friday evening and report
a delightful time. The dance was
given by one of the young lady
societies of Albany college.
There will be a basket social at
chapel next Friday eve
ming, Feb. 16. There will be a Il
splendid musical and literary pro- t
gram followed by the sale of bas- ,
kets. Everybody invited and a {
hearty welcome assured those who E
attend.
About 25 members of the local e
lodge of the United Artisans drove e
over to Albany last night in re- t
sponse to all invitation to visit the c
lodge in that city. The occasion l.
was very pleasant for all, and the a
visitors were very glad of the op- v
oortuuity to mingle fraternally Q
with their neighbors. v
DR.. E. E. Jackson, our local L
surgeon, last week per-
'ormed a very difficult and uncom- "
non operation on a 3-year-old a
colt belonging to Henry Ridder, of c
Wells. The colt had been kicked O
IN the jaw and the jawbone split O
and broken. DR.. Jackson removed c
the bone from the point of the jaw D
back to the second molar tooth and C
1T last reports the colt was getting s
along fac and eating its regular a
of hay and oats. c
Bob Johnson was a mad, mad y
man Saturday. Bob, be it borne Il
n the wind, is manager of the big u
orune orchard, and as it is neces-
'ary for orchardists to spray their d
,rees this year, Robert began opear- s
ions at the big ranch with William D
Schmidt in control. The weather y
vas heavenly and Bob was salts W
led that all was going on "swim- Il
ngly," when message came that fc
he big spray pump had broken n
lown. Upon inquiry it developed III
bat the broken casting could not 7
,e repaired in Corvallis, and much W
o Mr.. Johnson's disgust operations W
lad to be suspended, pending the O
Irrival of the part from Portland. 4
For recklessness or "cussedness"
he acts a week ago of certain Il
young men certainly is the limit. b
from information that reached us n
Z oDnaors ssyersl voppu man were /