Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-09-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

her bed sey raj days this week with
illness.
Mrs. Clarencs Vidito mas return
ed home from visit of several days
with her mother at Shedds.
Miss Lilly Mckinney has been
engaged to teach the Oak Ridge
school the coming term. She begins
next Monday.
Charles Callahan and Robert
Black of Big Elk were in Corvallis
Tuesday, leaving the same day for
Crescent City, California.
Recorder Emery Newton and
family expect to move to Corvallls
next week. They will occupy one
of the J. F. Yates cottages.
Rev. and Mrs. Nj. G. Starr were
in Corvallis, Tuesday, en- route 10
Portland to attend the M. b. con-
ference. They reside at Baliston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Amber ar
rived Wednesday from their four
months visit in Scotland with rela-
tives. They had fine trip and are
we'll and hearty.
Tonight at the armory the Seniors
of OAC will give their annual re-
ception. The affair will no doubt
be up to the usual senior standard
aud is certain to be largely attend
ed.
The newly elected trustees of the
Methodist church are: George Lii
ly, DIR. Cathey, Virgil Waters, J
l.. Underwood, Minor Swick, u. +.
Rice, J. d. Wells, Prof. Holmes
and w. G. Swami.
The lumber arrived and work
was started on the S. L. Kline resi-
dence Tuesday. Norton Adams is
the builder and the dwelling will
bs very handsome structure with
every modern convenience.
CD. Thompson, formerly of this
city, left Tuesday for his home in
Hood River after a visit with Cor
Wallis relatives. He speaks in glow
ing terms of the Hood River fair to
be held there October 1lth to 18th.
Miss Mabel Withycombe went to
Portland, Wednesday, to visit a
week or ten days and attend the
wedding OF Miss Estelle KILN, the
daue hter of Regent KILN of OAC,
which occurred Wednesday evening.
The Corvallis Business College
opened this week and white the en-
rollment is small. larger nnmher
of pupils are expected next week
Everything is moving along nicely
under the management of Miss
Emma Yoder.
Mrs. F. L. Miller is in Portland,
where she attended the wedding
of her niece, Miss Grace Simpson,
which occurred Wednesday,. The
bride is we'll known to many Cor
Wallis people. where she has visited
frequently in the past.
Miss Phoebe Lamberson of Cor
val is writes friend that she is
getting along sp!endidly at Dallas,
where she is stenographer in the OF
flee of the Salem, Falls City and
Western railroad company. Miss
Lamberson is graduate of the Cor
wallis Business College.
Ferguson Chapter No. 5 of Mas
ons is to have "high jinks" We'd
nesday evening. The Royal Arch
Degree will be conferred on three
candidates and a banquet will be
enjoyed. The order is one of the
Oldest and most honored, and is
moving right along in membership.
George Warren of Drewsey, East-
ern Oregon, and his sister, Miss
Pearl Warren, of Ontario, arrived
Tuesday for a visit with their sis
ter, Mrs. Milton Morgan. After
an extended visit they will proha-
bly, be accompanied home bv Mrs.
Morgan who will go to Eastern
Oregon in the hope OF beneffting
her health.
Afrer many vexatious DELAYS, the
shipment Of oo'es i,r the Willamette
Valley Company's lines arrived
Tuesday and the work of fully con-
Meeting up the new plant will be
hurried TO completion. The new
lines to be put up will carry VOL
age of 10000 instead of 2.20O volt
age as at present, and will furnish
as brilliant lights as can be found
anywhere.
At public sale held near Halsey
a f-w days ago, and which was at
tended by u Corvnllisite, Poland
China sows sold fer $40 each; shoats
weighing so or 60 pounds brought
So or 81; stock sheep sold for $5 and
$6 and COWS for from $50 to $50.
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