Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-01-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Hollister went to Eugel'
yesterday to visit with relative
Mrs, Mary Yockey has visite
friends in Albany the past fes
days.
r. II. Davis of this city wa
reoistered at Hotel Willamette, III
Salem, Friday.
Miss Sophia Hartley, who has
been suffering with appendicitis, is
slowly improving.
Mr.. Abbott, ST., is very i'll at the
home of his son G. D. in this city.
His condition is quite serious.
Arthur Boquet, the well-known
student, was Portland visitor last
week.
Charles McHenry is building a
cottage on bis lots in Jobs addition
lust south of T. T. Vincent's home.
Miss Gussie Bottemiller of The
Dalles was the guest several days
last week of Miss Agnes Wilson in
this city.
Mrs. Sarah Lewis of Rickreal left
Saturday for visit in Philomath,
after spending several days at the
Mrs. johnson home in South Cor
Wallis.
The Order OF Washingtons are to
have basket social at their hall
next Monday night, which Will
doubtless be jolly affair.
Mrs. Bryant Young is expected
home i'm nediatly from Albion,
Wash, wheGe she has spent the
past few months with her daughter.
Prof C. E. Bradley fol- lmerly Of
P. U. but now of the Oregon Agrl-
cultural college, Corvai's. w"s III
town for day or SO the first OF the
week - Forest Grove II'nt!.
The military ball at OAC ar'nor
FIR. .ay night was largely attend"
aud very enj yabIe affair. Stude-
nier's orchestra of Salem furnisher
the music.
There was lively game OF
basketball at OAC armory Satur-
day evening between the OAC and
WllIamettto University 81 is te m
The contest was witnessed by a
good crowd and the score was is t,
T. in favor of OAC.
A big time is being planned for
the fifth Wednesday evening in
this month. The Maccabee lodgt
is getting ready for jolly social
time which will be an entertainment
consisting of splendid program,
syecial music, games, and clam
supper. This lodge never does
things in a hslf-hearted way and
good time will he had on this oc-
casion, without doubt.
In letter to his brother, Harley,
in this city, DR.. J. Frank Hall of
Albion, Wash, writes: II attended
the basketball game at Pullman
and saw OAC skin w. A. c. by a
score of 80 to IA. You have a lit
tie miget on the OAC team that
pays the fast-st game of anyone |
ever saw. He is pippin." 1t is
presumed DR.. Hall ref, t.
"Swannie," the basketball wizard
of ttG Northwest.
Since th4 arrival hcme Of Mr..
aud Mrs. joan Spangler from Ore-
gon Cj'V, 1t has come to light that
tuUr sof, pillows were taken from
th@ir residence during their absence
TIE Gazatte recently mentioned d
bu g!ar rcare that occurred d; the
ho~s', but at he time nothing a.
ali was missed as the po ice Vent
th;olgh the rooms. The suf4
piI o,,s are the only articles that
were taken atthoHgn side boarC
stood nealb by with a quantity O.
silrerwarr thereon. The case il
certainly out tf tbs ordinary anc
is a I,uzzia both 10 the police auc
to &r. and Mrs. Spangler,
On Tuesday there was a gather
L.. f f.iendS and neighhors at tn,
home Il Mr. Bar iuer at Oak Ridge
il A-iag he hosts SOth birthday
Mr. Bareinger is one IF the oldes
ard most resp ct d residents in thi
part of the country, and the man
ner in which he performs his dali,
duties and his well preserved lool
at tie age of so years, speaks wei
for the life be has led also for th
country as promoter of long life
The dinner served for the occasion
by Mrs. and Miss Bareinger was de
iyious, md was much enjoyed b