Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-06-22

Miss Noma Week, of Monroe i,
tn. guest for a week OF Miss Ethel
Downer.
Hear "The Jolly Miners" in tht
chlldren's Cantata, Opera house
June 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin, who reside
just east of Corvallis, are preparing
to move to Kansas.
Mrs. r. n. Huston arrived home
from Portland Tuesday, after
\ weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. F. S. Tomlinson of Albany
mas been the guest this week of her
sister, Mrs. Arnold King, 10 this city.
Arthur Derby, a former O.A.C.
student, was married last week in
Portland, to young lady of that
city.
Charles Everett returns today to
his home in Portland, after few
days visit with his family in this
city.
Harold Strong was admitted to
the bar on June 20, and will go to
Portland soon to begin the practices
of his profession.
The Missionary Society of the
Congregational church was very
pleasantly ent-rt4ined 10y Mrs. C. c.
Huff yesterday afternoon.
Norton Adams has been given the
contract for an addition that is to
be built on the DR.. E. Fl. Taylor
residence. Work begins at once.
Muskmelons, the first seen in
the Corvallis market this season,
aud fine apricots and peaches ali
the way from California, were at the
Horning grocery Wednesday.
The local lodge of Rebekahs is
considering the proposition of going
to Jefferson tomorrow evening in
response to an invitation from their
sister lodge to join in a rousing fra
ternal meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Porter enter
tanned about 20 guests. Tuesday
evening, in honor of Miss Maud
Banks of Denver, who is spending
the summer here. The evening was
very pleasant for all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barden, who have
recently arrived from Nc Minnville.
have leased and now occupy the
new Trask cottage, on seventh
5treet. Mr.. Barden is the plumm er
at R. H. Hustons' hardware.
The Vineyard place of 200 acres
i've miles north OF Corvallis was
sold this week by Robinson and
Stevenson to Henry Orr and Char
es Summers, recently from Iowa.
The consideration was $l,O15.
Wednesday afternoon l6 mem
'ers OF the W. HI M. s. of the First
church went over to the
lome of Mrs. Clyde Beach, where
hey were delight fully entertained.
refreshments were ice cream and |
axe, and the day was one of plea
ure for all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold King eel
rated their paper wedding anui-
ersary Monday nightat Their home
I ss3rd street. The rooms were very
'resty in pink and green, and games,
ousic and refreshments were fea
ures of entertainment. Several
retty and useful paper presents
7ere received. aud the evening was
ne OF enjoyment for all. About ! 5
uests We're present.
The family of Byron Hunter ar
ived Wednesday from Pullman,
Wash, to locate. Mr.. Hunter has
eased the Kiger house for three
ears aud will occupy it as soon as
epalrs now iii progress are COM /
'ieted. Mr.. Hunter is general
arm inspector, in the employ Of the
apartment of ag' iculture, mis- terri
ory embracing the states of Oregon
and Idaho.
The Lions had a big time at their
all Monday night. Supreme Sec
etary J. L. Mitchell of Portland
7as present, and there was Initial ton
candidates and spread. Officers
'ere elected as follows: President,
,orton Adams; vice, Mrs. n. E
sec'y o. A. Tozier; treas
rer, 9 Levee; escort, Miss Efiie
>iger; assistant, William Whitesid II
uard, A. B. Peters; sentinel, Will
N Ross. II