Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-04-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

to Eugene, Tuesday evening, hav-
ing business in court up there.
Mrs. William Kittridge left Tues
day for her home at Silver Lake,
after an extended stay in Corval-
liz.
J.E. Vinegar has disposed OF
his interest in the Alsea store to
Wade Malone and is moving back
to Corvallis this week.
Hawley does not say in his plat
form whether he will vote for
Roosevelt's crate Law Huston
says he will. Vote for Huston.
Subject of sermon at M. E..
church, South, Sunday at IL a. M,
"Christ's Message to Back-Slidden
church" At 7:30 p. No., ''True Lib
erty." ia. Ellison, pastor.
Born, Easter Sunday, to Mr..
and Mrs. Lazzie King, of Portland,
a daughter. Lazzie is a former
Corvallis boy, and is a mail CLERK
on the run between Corvallis and
Portland.
John Osburn expects to start for
The Dalles tomorrow. He is OBJ
liged to make this move on account
of his asthmatic trouble. How
long he will remain up there is
more than he can say.
J. Teuscher, Jr., of Portland, who
is travelling agent for the Boys
and Girls Aid Society of Oregon,
has been in Corvallis during the
week engaged in work connected
with the care of our homeless waits
If the people Of Benton county
want clean, honest man with
large ability who is fully acquaint-
ed and fully in sympathy with the
needs of Oregon they will vote for
Judge E. B. Watson for United
States Senator.
The firm of Vinegar & Snow
have dissolved partnership. By the
terms OF dissolution Mr.. Snow deed
ed q farm in Washington county
to Mr.. Vinegar for the latter's in.
terest in the livery stable, stock,
fixtures, etc, heretofore the proper
ty of the firm in this city.
Let every republican in Benton
county remember DR.. James Witty
combe when voting today for 2
nominee for the Office of governor of
this state. In this he will be per-
forming a sacred duty for Oregon,
justice to as honorable, capable and
upright citizen as the state con-
tains, and who will ever be credit
to his constituency.
Judge E. B. Watson, of Portlano,
who is candidate for the republican
nomination for United States Sen
ator, knows the needs of the farmer,
for he was raised on an Oregon
farm. He knows the needs of the
business and professional men, for
he has had successful experience in
both. Vote for him and he will re-
present you 10 ypul satisfaction in
Washington.
Tue Kline barn on fourth and
Jefferson streets WAS moved We'd
nesday to location near the saw
mill. Thu house is also to be taken
to the north part of town. The
property was formerly occupied by
J. R. Smith, and the lots vacated
by the buildings are to be the sight
of S. L. Kline's new residence, The
buildings were moved by the Leder
threshing engine, and attracted
considerable attention from passers
by because of the novelty of the
performance.
Tne canvass for funds for the Y.
NJ. @. A. building at the college,
which has been inactive for the past
few weeks, has been resumed. c.
L. Shepard, general secretary of the
association, who has been away
since February S on account of ILL
ness, has returned. I, B. Rhodes,
of Portland, new state Y. NJ G.. A.
secretary, has been secured to CO.
operate in the canvass for three
weeks. Therefore, it is the intsn-
ton of the local association to make
a vigorous effort to culminate the
campaign and resume the work of
erection with view to completing
the building during the summer,
Mrs. J. NJ. Porter arrived home
yesterday morning from q two
months trip through Southern
California and as far south as the
City of Mexico. AT Los Angeles,
while on the way home, her party
separated and one or two of them
went to San Francisco and stopped
at the fated Occidental Hotel.
From that place thew Yro,e Mrs.