Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-09-21


Master O.sin Clark is reported
as quite i'll with pneumonia.
NJ. NJ. W.l;z, of Ba'lefountain,
was a Corvallis visitor Tuesday. )
Fruit 4rs-Yes, we have them.
Thatcher & Johnson. $3.50
Fred Pernot, the obliging clerk at
Horning's grocery, is spending a
week at his home near Granger.
Mrs. J F Hall and little son,
Wayne, left Wednesday for Inde-
pendence to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs W. E. Marvir. of
Peoria, were pleasant visitors in Cor
Wallis this week.
Mrs E. w. Strong arrived home
Tuesday from a weeks visit in Port
land.
Harold Looney has been threat
ened with typhoid fever the past
few days.
DIR. H. S. Pernot went to Port
land, Tuesday, on brief business
visit.
Ed Williams and family of Belle
fountain, were among the Corvallis
visitors Tuesday.
Joseph Ganong, a popular stu
dent last year at OAC, arrived
Tuesday evening to re-enter college.
Misses Ethel Harpole and Grace
Hewitt, of Monroe, came to Corval-
lis this week to register as OAC
students.
| George Cathey went to Portland,
Tuesday, where he will enter the
Portland Medical College to COM
plete his course Of study.
F.O. Gray and Tom and Adam
Graham are expected home tomor-
row from a weeks fishing trip in
the Alsea country.
Choice Grass Seeds s-Alsike, Red
and White clover, Orchard Grass
Blue Grass, Rye Grass and Timothy
Thatcher & johnson. 1880
Miss Nina Averill, residing just
across the river from Corvallis. in
Linn county, and Ike Smith, Of he
same locality were quietly married
i, Albany, Monday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J lhn R,y were Wis
;tors in Corvallis one DAY this wetk
route to their home in Portland
from an outing at the s"aslie
They formerly resid d in this ely
Miss U a Wa! Was In Corv"lii,
this week vieii.g relatives. Th'
. oung lad| resides in B-rkeIty
Calf, but his b ei, on An tx endet
trip to Yellowstone Park and othe
places, and is just finishing her va
cation.
Misses Leila, Lizzie and Ida Nc
) Bee, and George Nc Bee have move'
to Corvallis and occupy the old Os
burn property on north Main stree
The three last named young pespl
will enter the Corvallis publ
school.
United Evangelical Church-C G
T. Hurd, pastor. Regular services
Evening service will begin one hal
hour earlier or Christian Endeavo
at $50. Preaching at 7:3O Morn
ing subject, "Gideon's Fleece.
!, Evening, "Lost Opportunities"
Big Investm ,nt.-Eight hundre
and nineteen acres level land, goo'
, I soil, on county road, 81 miles frol
q Brownsville. Price, only $l1,5 500
Brownsville Real Estate Co., Wri,
a for our list of property. R. "
: Tripp, Mgr. 7S-s
!, The 'new" boys were given a
informal reception by the youn
men of the Y. M. C. A. Monda
night at the Y. M. c. A. room
A good time >nd a watermelo
e "feed' were enjoyed by the larl
h number present.
The w. H. M. S. members we
delightfully entertained Wednesda
i afternoon by Mrs. G. H. Feese.
y was the regular meeting and tt
- subject discussed was the sim mag
:, lna,inn" work Of tue society. Ligl
, refreshments and pleasant soci
: time were features enjoyed at Il
% close of the business session.
f. There was jolly social time
k the Washington lodge hall Monds
II evening, when the members enter
d tained number of invited guest
,e One new candidate was initiate
v and ''spread" concluded the 8
= fair. The members of the con
a mittee for the entertainment fe
,e lures proved themselves thoroug'
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