Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-10-16
Miss Ella johnson went to New
port, Saturday, on a business visit

/ pUItt OdtuIudy, on DuslHtsS visit
Miss Libbie Rice is quite i'll with
neuralgia in her face, at the family
home west OF Corvallis.
Miss Elsie Davis of Eugene ha.
been a guest for week at the DIR
Starr home in this city.
A coat advertised in the last Ga
zette has been restored to the own.
er, G. A. Todd. Advertising in the
Gazette pays.
Miss Aloha Thompson has ar.
rived from Seattle for visit with
her grandmother, Mrs. Agnes
Thompson.
Attorney James Gibson, a for.
mer Corvallis boy, is now located al
McMinnville for the practice of his
profession.
George Cross of Newberg return
ed the last of the week ito re-enter
OAC. He was popular student
last year.
Miss Iva Barclay went to Port
land yesterday to purchase goods
for the Barclay & Barclay millinery
esta blishment.
Mrs. Daisy Stevens was in Cor
Wallis. Saturday, leaving on tie
evening train for Sacramento, Cali
fornia, to remain.
Mrs. Will Horning of Philomath,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Logan of Kings Valley, visited in
Corvallis, Saturday.
Miss Lulu Young began yester-
day a four months term of school
in the Bryant district, where she
has been employed for several
terms in the past.
Frank Fowells left yesterday for
Wilsonville, near Portland, where
he is employed, after visit at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnny Fowells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Riley arrived
home Saturday from a visit with
Eugene relatives and Mr.. Riley re-
sumed his position that evening as
conductor on the c. & E.
And now ,de-natured alcohol is to
supp1ant gasoline in the running
Of automobiles, as if they do not run
wild enough when they ara on
gasoline toot without getting more
Iirsv on ale 1hol. l.-Ex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Huiburt left
Saturday for Wyoming en- route 10
Salt Lake City where they are to
locate. They have been visiting
Curval is and Benton county rela-
lives for several weeks.
Miss Rose Chipman has returned
10 The Dalles and is employed in
his office. She Was formerally en-
oloyed at Hawley Bros.,> and her
many Dalles friends will be glad to
Welcome her back again.
Dalles Optimist.
An autumn excursion was run
rom Albany to Newport and re-
urn, Sunday, to give those desiring
o attend the Presbyterian synod,
'r to go fishing, an opportunity to
10 so. The tickets sold in Corval-
is numbered Is.
An Albany dispatch to the Tele-
ram says: A settlement which |
las grown up at crossroads in
Benton county about half a mile
rom this city has adopted the name
# North Albany. A splendid new
choolhouse has just been ccmplet-
d there, and in naming the school |
he name for the settlement has
,een chosen.
. Reason Maxfield and Miss Eva
oapke were married at $50 Satur
lay morning at the residence of |
Rev. and Mrs. c. T. Hurd in this
,ity, Rev. Hurd performing the cere-
nony in the presence of only few
Immediate friends. Both are estim- |
lb'e young people Of Big Elk, out |
hey viii make their home in Falls
5ity.
TIE only woman timber cruiser
We ever heard of is operating in
crook county, up Ochoco. Sac is
drs. Mary Vanderpool of this CITY
nd can locate a section correr W jth
lnerring precision Mrs. Wander
'ool is working il conjunction with
Uncle" Jimmy Elliott, and is in-
'a!uable when the prospective
lsimaut is of her own sex.-Prine- i
lille Review.
At meeting held Thursday eve
ling at the NJ. E. church mems