Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-04-03

o. G.. Weed, of Philomath, tran
sacted business in Corvillis Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith and
Mrs. Off Wilson returned home
Thursday from visit in Portland.
J. B. Goodman arrived home
Friday from Eugene, where he had
been to attend the funeral of one of
his brothers.
George W. Parker, who had a
case before the circuit court, depart
ed Saturday for Hood River, at
which place he is now residing.
Mrs. J. Mason spent Sunday in
Salem with her son Chester who is
receiving medical treatment. The
latter ,s in very critical condi-
tion.
Judge L. T. Harris dismissed
court Friday to hold an adjourned
term June 9. The judge returned
to his home in Engene, Friday
evening.
A short time ago Edwin Rose left
Portland and went to Burns, East
ern Oregon. When last heard
from he was we'll and desired to get
into the stock business in some
manner.
A crowd of eight Maccabees went
from this city to Albany, Thursday
evening, to meet Supreme Com
mander Marker. There was an i'm
mense crowd in attendance and the
occasion was memorable in several
ways.
A notice sent by Binger Her
mann to S. l.. Kline states
that Martin L. Adams has been
granted a pension of $24 per month
in lien of that ne is now receiving.
The increase was allowed March
10Th. This will undou btedly be
good news to Mr.. Adams.
w. s. McFadden and E. R. Bry-
son, attorneys for James L Lewis
in the case of the latter against
Spencer Bicknell for damages as
a result of a gunshot wound recsiv-
ed from a gun set in the house,
have given notice to the court they
reserve the right of appeal.
Two hack loads of members of
the United Artisan lodge of Cor
wallis drove to Lebanon Friday af-
ternoon, in resi- onse to an invita-.
ton from that place. In the party
was the degree team and officers,
who assisted in the initiation of 25
Lebanon candidates. The Corvallis
people remained over night and
reached home Saturday, having
only praise to bestow on their en-
tertainers and fraternal friends of
the sister city.
There was a quiet wedding at the
Taylor Porter home at p. m. Sat-
urday. The bride was Miss Rose
Price, of near Albany, and the
groom was Pearl Carter, son of J.
A. Carter, the well known merchant .
of Wells. The ceremony was per-
formed by T. T, Vincent, in the
presence of few relatives and
friends. The newly married couple
will reside near Wells on a ranch.
Both are excellent Young people /
and have the hearty good wishes of
many friends. The bride is q niece
of Taylor Porter.
Lieutenant and Mrs. D. P. Quin-
Ian departed Saturday evening for
Hollywood. California, where they
will pass the greater part of the
leave of absence granted the Lieut.
enant. The evening preceding their
departure number of professors and
their wives called and passed n
pleasant evening with them. 1t
had been their intention to remain
in this city for couple of months,
but or account of another party |
wishing to move into the dwelling
they occupied they concluded to go
to Hollywood. Tney left many
sincere friends in Corvallis who re-
gretled to see them depart.
The grand jury of the session
of the circuit court Of last, week |
found an indictment against w. H.
James for libel. Mr.. James Was
recently sued for $4,000 damages
for the alleged writing of defam-
atory article against George w,
Parker and q suit was instituted.
Another indictment is against Mrs
Janette Huggins and Andrew |
Campbell, who are charged with
administering morphine without a
license and without either being
authorized to administer the drug.