Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-04-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

DIR. Farra was Portland visitor
the first Of this week.
Horace Locke was over from AL
bany few hours Tuesday.
Charley Small went to Portland
a couple of days ago for the purpose
of hiring a frst-class baker.
Eli Spencer and family departed
Wednesday for Chehalis, Wash,
where they expect to pass the
coming summer.
Mrs. Howard Bates and child are
here from Portland, the guest Of
Mrs. Bates uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Miller.
!. Miss Ethel Frizzell, who for sew
eral days was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Headricp, departed
Tuesday for her home in Salem.
The Baptist church pulpit will be
occupied by Rev. M. Noble on Sun
day morning. Subject, "Our Hea-
venly Father" All affectionately
invited.
J. J. Cady, of the firm of Hollen-
berg & Cady, this city, went over
to Lincoln county, Wednesday, on
business that he expected to de-
tain him until tomorrow.
Mrs. John Day, who has been
seriously i'll in Forest Grove with
typhoid fever, is reported to be get
ting along nicely at present and 1t
is thought that she is out OF danger.
Mrs. f. NJ. Simpson arrived
home Tuesday from a visit of a
month or two with relatives and
friends in California. Mr.. Simp-
son went over to Albany to meet
her.
A. W. Bowersox was over from
Albany, Tuesday, on business. AS
Bert was formerly resident OF
Corvallis he is pretty much at nome
when he gets on this side OF the
creek.
Services at the NJ. E. church,
South, Sunday morning at eleven
and evening at 7:3O. Subject of
morning sermon, ''The Joy OF
Christ" Evening, Spiritual
Thrift" J. A. Ellison pastor.
E A. Morgan, of this city, de-
parted Wednesday for Battle
Creek, Mich, where he will likely
remain for month or longer,
His visit WAS occasioned by the
serious illness of his mother, whom
he had not seen for long time.
Willis S. Duniway, of Portland,
has been for years an ardent repub-
lican worker. In two campaigns he
was secretary of the State Central
Committee. He will be strong
candidate for State Printer, for he
will have no record of extravaganza
for republicans to defend.
Tuesday, E. HI. Belknap filed
anew his petition for nomination at
the hands Of the republicans of
Benton for the offic> of state SEN
ator. To the later filing he sub
scribes to Statement No. as fret
Intended, but through oversight
omitted.
The Hambletonians and the
Rough Necks met in a contest at
whist Tuesday evening at the abode
of w. G. Emery, it heing that
gentleman's pleasure to entertain
on this occasion. 1t was memoir
able evening for the players and
they enjoyed a fine "spread" in
true Bohemian style.
To reckon on the motives ofcertain
people for cussedness is ahsrd task.
What earthly good it can do any
person to wantonly destroy the prop
erty created by another's labor is
beyoud us. And yet in the matter
of destroying flowers and hedges
complaint is common. Just few
evenings ago some party broke off
and pulled up the greater portion
of the product of fine bed of
hyacinths-just for meanness.
We are informed that there is to
be a very fine concert given in
Monroe on Friday, April 6 today.
The Eugene band of twenty piec. 8
will be the attraction and after the
concert there is to be grand bsll,
the music for which will be fur
nishei by the Eugene orchestra.
Beyond doubt there will be fine
time in Monroe today and if any of
our people wish an outing attended
by real enjoyment we suggest that
they investigate the hospitality of
Monroe people.
w. II. Savage, of Corvallis, in