Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-11-02
local AND PERSONAL

GlEH Dub lOW III SeS1tC - ~
Tuesday evening on business trip
Miss Nellie Taylor came in from
Southern Oregon, this week, to
spend the winter. She is at Alpha
Hall.
Mrs. ]. F. Fletcher has this week
purchased Of NJ. Burnap a house
and lot on Ninth street, near the
Alexander property.
Mrs. E. B. Horning and baby
left Tuesday for visit with rela-
tives at Hood River, Oregon, and at
Centralia, Wash. They will be gone
several weeks.
M. Burnap has purchased the
Peterson lots on Ninth street. A
stone foundation is on one of the
lots. The consideration in the deal
is said to have been $3.50.
Mrs. Roscoe Bryson returned
Wednesday to her home in Eugene
after visit of two weeks with Cor
wallis relatives. Mrs. Mary Bry-
son rem aims for a longer visit.
Miss Lena Tartar went to Airlie,
Wednesday, to attend the wedding
of her cousin, Miss Eta Staats, to
Fred Rittner. Both bride and
groom are former OAC students.
B. w. Lacy, the former we'll
known salesman at the ]. III. Har-
ris drygoods store, came up from
Portland, Tuesday evening, to clerk
for Mr.. Harris during the absence
Of Vance Taylor.
Harley Hall is to begin immedi-
ately the erection of "a modern seven
room cottage on his lot adjoining
the Fred Clark property on North
Main street. R. N. Adams will be
the builder.
Sunday morning subject at the
First Methodist church, by the pas
tor: ...What Church Membership
in the Church of God Means;" even
ing subject, Everyone an Inning,
or Face to Face With the Judg-
ment."
A ten-acre tract of land north of
Wrenn was sold this week by w.
III. Dilley to John Lutz of Oak
Ridge. Mr.. Lutz cold his 2l-acre
tract to F. A. Woods, and the latter
moved from Corvallis to the newly
purchased property, Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Wilson, a Corvallis
girl now sojourning in New York |
City, writes relatives that she is
having the time of her life and had
the pleasure of attending the Cor
nell-Princeton football game last
week.
Coach N. F. Norcross, who ac-
companied the OAC football team
to Seattle last Tbursday, remained
in that city until Tuesday of this
week. He met some college friends
from Michigan and decided to re
main for a visit with them, which
ne did.
w. o. Trine, the popular physi-
cal director at OAC, is again in
Portland hospital for treatment. He
had slight operation performed
Wednesday morning, the trouble
being in the nature of an abscess in
the cheek. 1t is thought he will be
able to return home tomorrow.
Ed Cummings is just completing
the extensive repairs that he is max
ing to his house near the White
horn home. A new roof, new fues,
fresh paint and paper, and many
other improvements have trans
formed the structure into neat
and attractive dwelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Buchanan
gave halloween party at their
pretty country home near Inavale,
Wednesday evening. The features
of the event were all planned to be
in accord with the season, and q
isrge number of guests enjoyed the
affair. which was in every respect
successful and enjoyable.
The latest real estate transfers
filed for record at the court house
are: Joseph McBee to Cato Gibbs,
% acres south of Corvallis. $500;
Cato Gibbs and wife to w. E.
Marvin, 2S acres south of Corvallis, |
1885; Martha M. Cauthorn to H&r-
ley L. Hall and wife, lot on North
Main street, Corvallis, $3.50.
There will be preaching at the NJ. |
E. church, South, next Sunday at
IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by Rev. c. |
L. McCausland, presiding elder of
the Willamette District, this being
the time of the first quarterly con-
ference of the new conference year. /
Sunday School at 10 a. M; W. H.
NJ. Society, Tuesday. at ESQ p. M.
PRAYER Meeting. Thursday. at Z d. |