Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-11-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

>udys
Roy Raber and family .Iov-,i
Tuesday into the Fisher hous"
Ninth street.
Rev. and Mrs. Handsaker a.
spending ths Thanksgiving vsc,-
ton with relatives at Eugene.
Miss Ida Jones left "Wednesday
for her home at Brooks after ,~u
weeks visit with Corvallis fr,sol-.
Workmen are engaged ia putr"s
q basement under the Chrlst.a..
church. The cement work is now
in progress.
Glenn Patterson of 0AC left
Tuesday for his home at The Dailes
where hs will spend the Thank
giving vacation.
Sam Dixon believes there j,
money In. hogs. He sold one
recently to Hout & Jones thai
brought him $36. r = &"'~~-
F. O. Gray has sold his interes,
In the Wsijshsr and Gray grocery
to D. D. Berman and invoicing has
been in progress this week.
The Catholic ladiea' fair and sup
per has been postponed from Dec
ember 9th to December 18th, when
it viii occur in this opera touse.
Miss Artie Anderson OF Spokane.
Wash, arrived, Wednesday for
THANKSGIVING visit with Ter uncie
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Kyle of Bellefountain.- III -
Eight dozen folding chairs a.
riv urussday fer use in the Chris
tiau church. : They were sold by
o. j. B.ackledge and are to be put
in Immediately. 5 j. ga 's('
Mrs.. NJ. e.. Tharp OF Ellsworth
Relief Corps, has been absent the
past week inspecting the corps in
Polk and Y,,nnIil counties in the
absence of the Department inspector
who was calf.d East. - - ~ ~,
The, big gam of football between
OAC, and W lllamette Uniyersity was |
being played at Salem yesterday |
afternuYn at tre Gazette press |
hour, aud the result Was awaited
with keen interest. X
ADAM Wilhelm, Sr.,. of Monroe
was in Corvallis Tuesday, enroute
to his home from Portland where
he hau been Gu avisitto his wife who |
is.just recovering from surgical
operation which she underwent in
st vincsnt's hospitaf.,.1 = 81:
Mrs. Mary &. Hidresh Of Giants
Pass, department prssident,inspecs-
cd tho Relief Corps Friday and
reported it one d. the best in the
state with a membership Of IS
New nsmbers are being constantly |
added. IT, H.; -: I
Mrs. A. J. =. Gator and childrsnI
wish to publicly. express their /
thanks ID all friends for. kindnes
and sympathy shown them during /
the ilinesspf the husband and father,
A. J. L. Gator. These acts will
never be forgotten. /
julian Abbott was struck In the |
eye by = hot oinder, one day this
week, while passing tae Morris
blacksmith shop. Fortunately the
flying cinder struck only the lid, |
or the lad would most likely have
lost his sight. . |
Robert Vidito and family moved
Wednesday,. into the Ed Greffoz
house which they recently purch-
ased of The city of Corvallis for
$1,000. The house vacated by them
is to be occupied Immediately by
Frank Cole and family.
Jack Dawson makes his last trip
today as carrier on r. F. D. 3.
For the time Ralph Metcalf will be
on the route. On December Sth
the examination will be held and q
successor to Mr.. Dawson will be
appointed. There are numerous
applicants for the position.
AL Thurston who resides nea-
Wells, in Northern Benton, has
made money this year from 80
acre field of clover. He cut 60 tons
of hay from the first crop and
from the second crop sold $500
worth of seed, This shows what
can be done on Willamette Valley
farms if man goes about his bust
ress in the right way. Mr.. Thurs
ton served on the jury. X
Q. V. Hurt received q few days
ago z copy OF the "Sesttle Star"
whlNh N0nfainod ons&o al