Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-04
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Eric Butler was on duty at the
Western Union Office last week.

Portland, Saturday, for a few days
Istay. s,... 1..a sts..z.5 as5,afi,,s3
| Mrs C. II. Lee has been visiting
relatives in the vicinity cf Inavals
the past week. q taaa.. a.l5 iiisfo..a
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Butler of
Ke SO, Wash, are ON visit to rela-
atives in this city, =
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Snow has been very i'll but
g reported as improving. 5ou as94
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Rice are the
parents of baby boy. The fam
lily formerly resided in this city
but is now IN Iowa. "s.lo'-t 3=-,i'-1>
Mr.. Donnelly Of the Prineyille
country has been in this city the
past few davs, On visit to his sons,
Ward and Keith, who are students
at GAG. s-.a at l5ea.E 81 i.'uaa3
| Miss Agnes won der HELEN came
out FROM 5Yaquina, where she is
teaching, and spent Thanksgiving
at the &C. Huff home west of
town. She returned to the coast
Sunday. e5'''f -e'fih'T' taI5t'-i'-So7
| Work is being rushed with a
willie the Ia. J. johnson brick
and that corner is I he L busiest
place in Corvallis The new post
office building is rapidly nearing
completion. i., 10 +',2.''- '.,'>' @ , =. +'..'
! Dick Kiger nsde trip to the
ranch at Belfefountain, Friday, and
found that coyotes had been doing
considerable mischief among the
sheep. Two were missing, and the.
ranchers are on the lookout con-
stantly for the marauders.;av, a.s}
Miss Grace Bath, who is attend
ing the Oregon Agricultd al college
at Corvallis is home for the Thanks
giving vac .tions and her share of
the Thanksgiving turkey her father
was fortunate enough to gather in,
the day before. Hillsboro Inde-
pendent. ., E.'a-.' i2-5.' s-@'.-. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold, Strong
shipped their household effects to
Portland yesterday, and will max g
that city their home. Mr.. Strong
will enter into the practice of his
profession Mr.. Strong sold the
saw mill which he owned at Da!-
las. .. .....--
Jasper Hamer of Summit while
working in logging camp at
Frank Prices, five miles up the
Luckiamute from Summit, met
with a severe accident the middle
of the week. 1t seems that while
hauling logs the ca BILE slipped, strik~
ing Mr.. Hamer and causing
fracture of the right arm just below
the elbow A Corvallis physician
was summoned and the injury is
reported to be severe.
The F. l.. Miller 3O-acre chicken
ranch west of Corvallis has recently
oeen improved by having connee-
tions made with the mountain
water system. Clear, fresh water
is now pipei all over the farm and
the thoroughbred fowls are certain
~ favored beyond their kind. D..
Bowen Lester spends a portion of
hi. time at tie Miller ranch, and
may ultimately become the man
ager. t.--.- -a. ..-a
The American-Hindu Association
held it's regular meeting at the col
lege last night. The program was
as follows: Music, Piof. T.illand ,r;
1Women's Organiz ations is the
United States" Miss Laura Pratt;
Hin la song; Nishi Kanta B .nerzse;
The Life OF Kristna," n. X. Baner-,
zee; Hindu refreshments; Dal Gosht
chat The invitations TO the ms en-
bers of the association were issued
by Polo Singh, secretary. The
Gazstte acknowledges with thanks
an invitation to t.sis meeting. !
At their last meeting the w. O..
w. elected officers - for the ensuing,
year, as follows. C. c =, L c. Pr4-'j
Ter; A. L., A. K. Russ; banker, G..
w. Full er; clerk, w. A. Buchanan;
physicians, Drs. Cathy and Farra;
escort, W. }. Moore; watchman, !
A. f L-wls; sea;ry, Gsorgs Lilly. !
manager, A. J. Johnson. After
electioo, tbs gentleman of the lodge
went to Wilev's lunch counter,
where they enjoyed a banquet. The
W 0, W. has membership of 143 |
is in furnishing condition and is !
popular lodge made up of good !
f:llows." .=s - ... |
For an hour and half Saturday |