Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-11-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Salem. visitors Friday.
T. D. Campbell has been in Porf
land the past few days on q busi-
ness trip.
Mrs. James Osburn returned FIJI
day from an extended visit to var
ious points in the East.
Mrs. McCullum of Newport has
been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. George Lilly, the past few
days.
Mark McCallister, the genial
graduate athletic manager at OAC,
made a business trip to Albany,
Friday.
JAseph Edwards and l. FL. Haw-
lev, prominent citizens of southern
Benton, we're Corvallis business
visitors the last of the week.
Clyde Lawhead of Salem has
been the guest for several days OF
his cousins, the Misses Elgin, In
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barden re-
turned yesterday from an over
Sunday visit with old friends in Nc
Minnville, their former home.
Miss Leona Marvin has arrived
from South Dakota to join her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Marvin
who now operate the Commercial
restaurant in this city.
The town football eleven played
a game with the Albany Athletic
C;uo team at Albany, Saturday
afternoon. The score was 3 to Y in
favor of Corvallis.
Miss Madge Baldwin has resign
ed her position as stenographer for
s. l.. Kline and left Sunday for
Carlton to accept similar position
with the Carlton lumber company:
Tn the halloween frolics of last
week someone lost a derby hat on
the streets of Corvallis. BY calling
at police headquarters, proving
property and paying for this notice
the owner may have his cid"
Pearl Thomas, formerly OF Cor
Wallis, in letter to a friend here
writes that he has been in the st,
Joseph hospital in Sioux Vi y,
Iowa, where he underwent an
operation for appendicitis. He
states. however, that he is now in
good health.
The anti-swear crusade which
was commenced in town some
months ago and then abandoned for
lack of material to work on, is to
be pressed. But after all it's not
the profanity one utters so much as
what we cause, of which we should
be chided.- -McMinnville Register.
Willie. the ten-year old son o
Mr.. and Mrs. William GellatlY,
residing west of Corvallis, was the
victim of a painful accident Thurs
day. While using pitch fork in
the stable the fork tines was kicked
by one of the COWS, the fork handle
striking the boy a violent blow
above the right eye. A Jagged cash
one and a half inches long was IN
flic,ed, and a Corvallis physician
had to be summoned to dress the
wound.
The disappearance Of c. F
Tharp, of Oakville, has brought
out the fact that he is debtor tc
many persons, which was probably
one of the motives that led to his
sudden leave-taking. Yesterday
another of his numerous creditor
filed complaint in the circuit cour
to recover money alleged to be due
Cater & Robinson of this city hav
begun proceedings to recover STA
70, which they allege is due 70
goods purchased by Tharr fror
them. The missing man has pre-
perty, and this will be attached
Herald.
A beautiful and impressive pla
produced by actors and actres5e
who comprehend and enter into To
very spirit of their parts is "Ih
Holy City," given at the Corvalli
opera house before a large audient
Thursday night. The productio
is of a much higher order than
usually seen outside the large
cities, and the Corvallis opera hou'
manager, Frank Groves, certaini
proved his good judgment in St
curing it for this city. Rich an
costly costumes, beautiful stage Sc
tings, and decidedly clever actlr
made 'The Holy City" an ente
tainment that is being highly prai
ed by all who attended Thursdt
night.
They are telling joke on ce
stain prominent young lady who
empioyed in Main street establls