Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-03-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Arthur Hawley, OF Southern BEN
ton, was a Corvallis visitor Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor P. Moses
accompanied the OAC basket ball
team on the trip to Ashland, Friday
night.
NJ. Clay Starr, of Ballston, arriv-
ed in Corvallis, Friday, on brief
business trip. He left Saturday
on the return.
The Chicago Meteors won over
the champion Athletic Club team
at Independence Friday night, in a
score Of % to 20.
A son in the Richtmyer family is
i'll with measles. The Richtmyere
arrived in this city few days ago
from Western Nebraska.
w. G.. Emery went to Portland,
Saturday, to attend a meeting of
the officers of Photographers of
Association of the Pacific North
west.
The intermediate League of the
M. E. church held a social in the
church basement, Friday evening.
There was good attendance and
the young people had a jolly time
Mrs. KNIGHT returned. Friday, to
Forest Grove, after an extende d
stay at the John Day home in this
city, where she assisted in caring
for the members of the family who
were ill with fever.
Mrs. John Day and young son
went to Forest Grove, Friday, from
which place they were to go into
the country and visit indefinitely
with friends. The trip will un-
donbtedly do Mrs. Day good.
Prof. E F. Pernot, who for the
past ten days or two weeks has
suffered from a severe attack of
pneumonia, is thought to be slightly
improved although his condition re-
mains such as to pl4ce him in
grave danger.
The basket ball team arrived
home, Sunday, from Ashland,
Southern Oregon, where thev added
to their laurels by defeating the
basket ball team of the Ashland
High school Friday evening. The
score was in our favor at the rate of
SO to 81. Thare is no use talking
when it comes to basket ball OAC
is in it in great shape.
Mrs. w. H Dilley arrived last
week f.om~ Washington, also her
son who has been critically ill with
typhoid fever. Mrs. Dilley had to
be brought home on a Cot, because of
being broken down physically from
the nervous strain occssinned by
nursing the boy. Mr., Dilley went
to Washington to acco mpany the
two on the homeward tip. ..-s
There is to be another game of
basket ball in4 Corvallis tonight.
It begins in the arnory at $50.
and the admission is 25 cents.
The match is between the OAC
second team and the Independence
Athletic Club Team. The OAC
band will furnish music and there
will be special motor up from
Independence to accommodate
those who desire to attend from
that place.
There is to be a game of basket
ball at the Armory tonight-Inde-
pendence We. OAC's second team.
Independence holds club champion
ship. There is to be a band con-
cert proceeding the game, which is
called at $50. This is your last
chanceto see game of basket ball
this year and you are certain to
get more than your Is cents worth.
The motor will bring a large crowd
from independence. The Chicag>
Meteors defea ed Independence by
but 2 points.
J. P. Logan, of Kings Valley was
in town a couple of days last week.
Mr.. Logan is the miller of the val
lev and reports everything in good
condition i'll his section except the
roads and they are in about the
same state as in other parts of the
county. Not long ago a mishap
occurred 10 the dam at the mill,
but it was temporarily repaired and
the mill is humming right along.
During the low water of next sum-
mer the dam will be rebuilt on per-
manent lines.
From warm, balmy, sunny
weather to about as near as we
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