Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-12-28
LOCAL And PERSONAL

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friends.
Rev. and Mrs. C. T. Hurd are +
return tonight from t.rief visit i.
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Bowling hav,
been visiting relatives at Belle
fountain this week.
bel Shattuck of OiC has beer
the guest this week of Charles W
Emery, in Eugene.
C. A. Baird has been appointed
administra tor of the estate of Joseph
Baird, deceased.
Will Dunlsp, the former OAC
football man, has been visiting old
friends in Corvallis this week.
Ben Eigin came up from Carltoa
and ate Christmas turkey with
home folks. He returned Wednes
day.
Mr.. and Mr.. Clarence Whiteside
are spending thi. week with the
latter's parents at Dallas.
Mis-. J. NJ. Carroll and two sons
went to Eugene Tuesday for a visit
with W. T. Carroll and family.
Cash Bryant arrived from As
toria, Wednesdav. for a week $
vii; with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Bryant.
Edger Averill, a reporter on the
Pendleton Tribune, passed through
Albany yesterday to witt over
Christmas with his parents.- Her
all.
Charley Young arrived Monday
from San Francisco where he has
been employed for the past few
months. He has decided to remain
in Corvallis.
Frank McGee has filed his in
ventory in the estate of John Nc
Gee, deceased. Tne inventory shows
real property valued at $4,000 and
personal property wo: th 1925.
In the estate of Mary a. CARING
house, deceased, Mrs. Malinda F.
Starr has filed her final account,
and Feb. 4 1907 has beer named
rs the date on which objections,
if any, will be heard 10 said
account
Floyd Bogue gave his parents
happy surprise Christmas day by
his unexpected return from Lewis
ton. Idaho, where he has a good
position. He will remain with reIa-
lives until after the holidays.
A copy of The Courier" The
State Normal students college
magazine, has been received bg thu
the Gazette. 1t is a newsy, we'll
printed little paper and tue con-
tents prove that the Monmuth
Normal has its share OF lite ary
talent.
J. c. Lowe, the well known Inde-
pendent telephone man, had his
Christmas cheer marred by the sad
news that his mother was lying at
the point of death, il Oklahoma.
MIR. Lowe left on the next train for
that place, and it is sincerely hoped
tFat upon his arrivsl he w'll find
his mother on the road to recovery.
Charley CarIs, the man who
beat old Tom the chiuaman, recent
ly, was released from the Benton
county jail Monday, his bond hav-
ing been reduced from $1,000 to
$500 William Vidito and James
Flett are his bondsman. Old Tom has
recovered and is again employed,
opening oysters at the Wiley lunch
counter.
Christmas weddings were numer-
ous in Benton county this year, if
one may judge by the number of
licenses issued at the office of Clerk
Vincent Monday. Those who ap-
piled for such papers were, Dana
Claire Rossman Of Lane county and
Martha E. Porter, of Benton
Robert J. Morris Of Seattle and [nez
Y. Quackenbush, newcomer to
Benton; and John H. Stowe and
Carrie L. Mays, both of Alsea
Miss Adelaide Greffoz, a former
Corvallis Girl nov in Pals, writes to
friends in this city that she and
her father will not locate perman-
eatlY in Paris, but will make their
home in Vienna. Miss Gseffoz
states that she was not sea sick a
day on the voyage across the At
lantic and is being shown many
places of interest in Pals, by her
father, who has resided there for
many years.
Just how seriously Roseburg is
affected by the coal shortage
throughout the west is indicated by
the Statement. Of local railroad men
that there Ia ONLY enaurh coal in