Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-03-09
LOCAL AND Personal

yesterday.
John Kiger and wife were
Albany visitors Wednesday.
Howard Bush, of Kings Valley !,
was a Corvallis visitor Wednesday
Harry Meier, of Portland, passed
through Corvallis Wednesday en-
route TO Newport.
Willis S. Dunniway, candidate
for state printer, was Corvallis
visitor Wednesday.
Prof. WV. Bristow, of Portland,
was in Corvallis Wednesday, en-
route to Philomath on business.
G.. w. Richtmyer and family
arrived Tuesday from western Ne
braska, and occupy the Charles
Everett house on north Main street.
United Evangelical church, Sun
day morning subject: ''The Chriet-
ian's Relation to the State" Sun
day evening subject: "The Joy Of
Victory" G. T. Hurd, Pastor.
The Rev. Albert Loughridge
Missionary from the Telegus will
Speak at the Baptist church on
Mooday evening at 7:3O. Every
body invited. Usual services on
Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Bielings, accom-
panied by her sister. MISS Violet
Herbert, left Wednesday for her
home at Ashland, Oregon, after a
several weeks visit with relatives
in Corvallis.
Mr.. Kester, recently from the Big
Elk country, in Lincoln county, is
having butcher shop built near
Jobs Addition. The shop is to be
located one block west of the resi-
dence of Prof. Covell. The pro-
prietor expects to have meat on the
block within a week.
M. G. Baker and daughter, OF
Seattle, visited at the home of M.
and Mrs. John Ssnger, this city,
during the week. 1t will be 1e-
membered that Mrs. Baker, wife
and mother of the visitors, recently
died at Seattle and was brought to
Brownsville for intermenu. The
deceased was = sister of Mrs. Senger.
The latest real estate deals are:
Ell. A. West and wife to V. E.. Caves,
40 a. near Hoskins, $164; w. S.
Hill to John w. Cooks, 30 a. near
Blodgelt, $40; A. w. Fischer and
wife to Wade Malone north J lot
4. blk. 9, Corvallis, $1,75O; G. A.
Troxel and wife to Elvira Ingle,
4 lots blk 13, Avery & Wells add,
81 800.
Registration is going on at a
little faster rate at the clerks
office, over 1,lO0 having signed up.
The voter in signing, states not
only his party affiliations, but also
his age, the list showing some sign
ers to be well up in the 7O's. Bob
johnson is now wondering how the
age figures would loom up if che
bachelor girls and widows had the |
rights of the ballot.
The case of 81 w. Ingle vs.. HI. |
II. Horstman," brought in the
county court during the first of
tue week was tried before Judge
Walters. The case related to a
chattel mortgage on a horse, some
potatoes, and other items. Mr..
Horstman was represented by
Attorney E. R. Bryson while Attor-
ney E. E. Wilson represented Mr..
Ingle. 1t was tried before a jury
and that body found in favor of
Mr.. Horstman.
There was a meeting at Hotel
Corvallis Thursday night of the
Central Willamette Medical Asso-
citation, which is made up of the
physicians of Benton, Linn and
Lincoln counties. Among those
in attendance were: DIR. House
and DR.. Gillespie, of Portland, the
latter Of whom read paper before
the association. Besides the local
physicians, there were guests from
Albany, Lebanon and Bellefouutain
and the association was very inter
esting. A banquet concluded the
evening.
Probably $50 people attended
the "conundrum supper" given
Tuesday night by the w. H. NJ. S.
of the NJ. E. church. The rooms
were decorated with festoons of
purple and white crepe paper and
many of the guests wore something
to represent the title of song,
several appearing in full costume