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

from LuSouo, 1u0o0@y'
matters of business.
Ed Grefoz was over from Craw-
fordsville, Tuesday, attending some
matters of business.
DR.. Dayton, the eye specialist,
will have his office at the Hotel
Corvallis, Saturday, February 3.
Eyes examined frea.
From the preparations that have
been made for the. Workman smoker
this evening there is no doubt OF
good time for those who attend.
The Bible school of the Presby
terian church is preparing an ex-
cellent program for the evening OF
Washington's birthday. The sub
iect is "The Price of Patriotism"
Amos Kisor came out from Sill
etz, where he has passed the WIN
ter, Wednesday. He is visiting mis-
mother and two sisters in this city,
but will return to Siletz tomorrow.
Joseph Garrow arrived in Cor.
wallis, Monday evening, from Sa
lem. His business here was purely
of a social nature--a visit with
home folks. He expected to return
to Salem yesterday,
This, Friday, evening there is to
be an entertainment for the Juniors
at the M. K. church. On this oc-
casion the matter of 'Seeing the
Sights of New York" will be dis
cussed by Rev. Feese.
Sheriff Burnett was taken ill
again since his return from Port
land a few days ago and during the
week has been confined to his
home couple of days. Telt is GER
tainly having a hard time.
Alex Rennie, the well-known
salesman of J. M. Nolan & Son,
has been quite i'll of late and has
been bedfast. There is thought not
to be anything serious in his case
to cause much uneasiness and it is
hoped he will soon be about again.
Mayor A. J. Johnson arrived
home day or two ago from East
ern Oregon and Idaho, where he
had been called in the capacity of
national bank inspector. Mr.. john
con expects 10 spend a couple Of
weeks at home ere again being COM
PEELED to go abroad.
Mrs Lucy Tiedeman died at her
home in Portland, Sunday morn
ing, and the remains were inferred
in that city Tuesday. Mrs. Tiede- |
man was sister of Mrs. Phillip
Phile. of this city. On account of
not being we'll the latter could not
attend the funeral.
Sunday evening the subject OF
discourse of Rev. Feese at the NJ.
e. church will be The Language
and Power Of the Ear--the Souls
Receiver" This is the second of a
series of sermons ca the fye senses,
their missions and what affects
them. In the morning will be the
Lords Supper--sacrament.
Prof. J. B. Horner and others
came out from Newport during the
frs of the week. He reports that
sone party or parties have been
brenking into cottages in "New-
port by the sea-" among others the
professors. The authorities over
there are very alert in the matter,
but so far have been outwitted in
the game.
J. H. Albright has sold his pro
perty in this city to a Mr.. Earnest,
ascomparatively newcomer. We'd
nesday Mr.. Albright and his family
took their departure for Portland,
where they are to reside. CORVALLIS
has been the home of these people
for many years and during this
time they have won many friends
who hol for their success in their
new field.
Tuesday, while riding after cattle
in company with her stepfather,
Joseph Edwards, Miss Josie Ben
ham was thrown from her horse
and had one of her legs broken
few inches above the ankle The
accident occurred near the family
home in Southern Benton DR.. Ben
nett was hastily summoned and re-
duced the fracture and the young
lady is reported to be getting along
nicely.
Oregon's senior senator, G. W. Full
ton, has become one cf the most ar
dent good roads champions in the
City of Washington. When the Fed
oral uovarprept poeSe an ofTar