Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-06-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


S. L. Henderson returned Fri
day from a business trip to Seattle.
Clarence Hartley, of Portland, is
in the city this week, visiting rel
atiyes.
Claud Starr arrived yesterday
from The Dalles, on visit to
relatives. ...=.
Phillip Gearhart and Miss Nellie
Marvin spent Sunday with friends
10 Tangent. sf.
Walter Wells, of Portland, spent
Sunday and Monday with relatives
in Corvallis. 85
Tommy Bilyeu, a former Corval-
lis boy, was in Corvallis Sunday
and Monday.
"Cart" Toxel came home from
the Bay Saturday, to cast his bal
lot in this city.
Horace Lilly came up from Nc
Minnville, Sunday, to take part in
the Benton election. ss.....
Mrs. ]. F. Yates is to entertain
this evening for her young men
boarders and their lady friends.
Misses Bessie and Rae Smith, of
Salem, were the guests of Corvallis
friends from Friday until Sunday.
Miss Carrie Nichols, former
Corvallis girl, is visiting in this
city with friends. She resides in
Portland.
Louis Fischer was over from
Silverton couple of days last
week. He says business is good
with the milling business in Silver
ton.
The Order of Washingtons had
fine time at their hall last night,
with initiation of candidates, a
banque. and a good time in gen.
eral.
The regular meeting night of the
Corvallis Fire Department has
been changed from the first Mon
day to the last Tuesday of each
month.
H. A. Hir.shaw, travelling freight
agent for the Southern Pacific
Company, paid Corvallis a visit
fsw days ago in the interest of his
company.
w. H. Robinson and family are
to leave in about three weeks for
Dakota, their Old home, to remain.
During their residence in this city
the Robinsons have made many
sincere friends, who regret the de-
parture of this estimable family.
One of the finest bunch of ami
mails seen at the horse show were
three broodmares, accompanied by
their colts, from the Gellatfv ranch.
Robert Gellatly had charge of the
bunch and while the animals were
not separate prizewinners, they pre-
sented a fine appearance as a group
Mrs. Ira Bodine was expected
home yesterday from a thee
months visit with Eastern rela-
tlves Mrs. Bodine was on the
way to Corvallis when the washout
occurred between Pendleton and
Baker City, and she was sent
around through Sacramento, which
prolonged the journey considerably.
The republican rally at the court
house Saturday night was largely
attended and good spirit prevailed.
Most of the republican candidates
were present and spoke, the princi-
pal speaker being Frank Motter, of
Portland. The Summit band fur
nished music, which added to the
enthusiasm of the occasion.
Interest is lively in the musical
contata ''On Shore and Sea" to he
given at the opera house Thursday
evening by the vocal department Of
OAC The cast includes MANY of
the best known soloists in the city,
and the entire scheme and arrange
ment of the play is different from
anything given in this city in re
cent years. Tickets will be on
sale at Graham & Wortham's drug
store, ali admission of Is cents be-
ing charged in order to defray ex-
penses.
At the opera house Saturday
evening another large class of pub
lie school graduates received di-
plomas and stepped out into the
world of action. mot to the top,
but climbing" was their motto
which siunified that thov usra