Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-10-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

lett luesahy ior Dio"AS
vile to reside.
Mrs. T. 81. Crawford left the
first of this week for a visit with
Portland friends.
Plenty of good clean comedy is
to be found in the successful play,
t'Uncle Josh Perkins.
Prof. E. r. Lake has gone to
Washington to look after matters
pertaining to OAC. He will beab-
sent three weeks.
Walter Winniford of Kings Val
lev who has been ill with typhoid
fever, was in Corvallis, Tuesday.
He is a former OAC student.
Charles Huff, who was popu-
lar OAC student last year, is just
recovering from a six-weeks' illness
with typhoid fever in Portland
hospital.
DR.. E. J. Thompson of Albany,
the venerable divine, visited Cor
Wallis friends this week and attend
ed the meeting of the Willamette
Presbyterv.
A. L. Headrick of Salem. broth
er of Grover Headrick of this city,
has been awarded the contract for
the brick work on the Corvallis
postoffice that is to be built by A..
J. Johnson.
The Eglin livery barn and the
lots on which the building stands
were sold this week by James Flett
to Charles Hout for $4,000. Mr..
Flett will engage in goat raising on
his Five Rivers ranch.
Misses Kate Moore and Claire
Holgate are said to be the only
members of last years basketball
team whc are to play at OAC this
year. Miss Rilla Peters is in COL
lege, but will not play. Practice is
in progress daily, but the team is
not yet selected.
Rev. L. F. Belknap was in Cor
Wallis, Tuesday, en- route to Belle
fountain to enjoy his annual China
pheasant hunt and visit relatives.
Rev. Belknap has been located at
Forest Grove, but the last confer
ence transferred him to Hillboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B., Starr return
ed Tuesday from a visit in Marion
county with relatives. Accom- pani-
ed by MIR. and Mrs. John Starr,
who had been to Peoria, they left at
oncs for their home in Monroe.
Wednesday John Starr a"d family
left for Pendleton to reside.
Among those in attendance at the
meeting of the fourth annual con-
ference of the Presbyterian Sabbath
School Missionary Synod of Oregon,
in this city Wednesday and yester-
day, we're: J. Voorhees,, Woodburn !;
Rev. and Mrs. w. M. Robinson, of
Salem; DR.. E. J. Thompson, of Al
bany; Rev. and Mrs. H. T. Bah
cock, of Salem; DR.. Altman, of Sa-
lem, and Rev. 1. G. Knots, of AL
banY.
L. L. Brooks ships three carloads
of vetch this week, one from Suver,
one from Wells, and one from
Plsinview. His last vetch ship
ment went to Virginia. He says
it keeps him jumping to get around
in so many places loading cars. He
wanted this money to come to Cor
Wallis, but his bids were accepted
in other towns. An order for $500
pounds of vetch seed reached Mr..
Brooks Tuesday from Washington.
In Salem, Wednesday, at 10:30
a. M, Miss Anna Louise Hecker o'
Northern Benton county was united
in marriage to Leo Penners, Port
land painter. The young couple
will reside in Salem. The bride is
the Youngest daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. Joseph Hecker of near Wells
and Il sister of Mrs. Arnold King O
this city. Sne is an esIeeuleo
young lady and has many friends
while the groom comes of a well-to'
do Portland family.
A dispatch from St. Louis in ths
Oresonian tells OF the marriage Of
Ivan McLennan, a wel!-knowr
Corvallis citizen now in the East
1t says: Dispatches today. from
Eisad, H., announces the wedding
at noon yesterday of Professor Ivan
MoLennan, of Corvallis, Or, am
Miss Helen Riehl at the home ol
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
E. A. Reihl, at Evergreen Heights
near Eisad. The ceremony va:
performed by Rev. William Reihl