Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-06

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Gresham to assist his uncle in the
harvest field.
Miss Minnie Buxton of Portland
was in Corvallis Tuesday on her way
to Newport for an outing.
Prof. and Mrs. T. H. Crawford
spent the Fourth al the William
Schmidt home near Granger.
Prof. Taillandier and DR.. Cathey
were among the crowd that cele-
brated at Detroit, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Waggoner
arrived home a few days ago from
q visit of some length with relatives
near Halsey.
Miss Nellie Marvin and Ethel
Downer went to Peoria Tuesday to
spend the Fourth, returning Thurs
day morning.
Prof. and Mrs. Carroll Cummings
arrived home on Monday evenings g
train, after an extended visit with
relatives in Salem.
Judge Woodward and one of the
road supervisors spent portion OF
the Fourth inspecting the covered
bridge across Marys river above
Ph;lomath.
Services at the NJ. E. church,
South, Sunday morning and even
ing. Subject at Il a. m., The
Transfguration." At 8 p. No., "A
Character Sketch"
S. L. Shedd suffered an attack OF
paralysis couple of days ago and
his condition since then has been OF
nature to alarm his friends. He
was thought to be little. better
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Woodcock
and son, Harold, went to Portland
Yesterday morning. One of the OBJ
jects of the trip is that Harold may
have an examination of his throat
which has given him soma trouble
in the past.
The glorious Fourth of July pass
ed off quietly in Corvallis. Those
who remained in town wers immen'
sely patriotic and made noise that
sounded like celebration but there
was no intense hilarity. So far as
we are informed no one canned
a dog.
There is a prospect of new two
story brick being erected Oh th'
present site of the Centennial Mea
Market, now owned by J. G. Ham
mel. The real estate belongs t'
the J. G. Taylor estate and tn
heirs are contemplating the build
ing of the new brick.
w. H. Hansell labored at a dis
advantage last week. He man
aged to get his right hand connect
ed with the woodsaw of which b
is part owner and the result was
lacerated hand. However, he di'
rot lose his nerve nor allow the &C
cident to interfere with his work.
We beg that the Gaz7tte may b
spared criticism this issue on &C
J count cf being trifie shy on new'
As an excuse for our shortcomins
: reference may be made to the fac
that the Fourth IF July came
our office :, couple OF days ago an
the msj>r portion Of our fore
proved so patriotic that they e.
; capped for the day.
When the excursion train to til
, Front stopped at Mill City Wee
nesday, many Corvallis people ex
: tended greetings to D.. and Mr.
Holt, formerly of this city. The
have resided at Mil City over
year and are getting along nicely
4 The addition to the family of
d pretty baby daughter now aged OF
g year, was a surprise to many o.
4 friends frcm Corvallis.
At the G. L Teoxel home in tn
& city Wednesday occurred the ma
= rage Of Curtis II. Miller of KIN
- Valley to Miss Clara c. Troxel
r. Corvallis. The ceremony was %
h formed by T. T. Vincent in the pr
. sence OF dozen friends. Mr.. al
Mrs. Miller will reside in Kin
d Valley. Both are respected YOU
= people of Benton, and they have t
'e good wishes of nany friends.
The Gould millinery store W
,, purchased this week oy Miss [
- Barclay and a cousin from Was
"a ing.on, Miss Berthile Barclay, W
III hn-nnfter nnarafa the eafa