Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-03-29

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Clarence Ireland of Porti and has
been a Corvallis business visitor
this week.
NJ. H. Bauer, the tailor, has been
confined at home this week with an
attack of quinsy.
HI. Winkley was an Albany
visitor, Tuesday.
Mrs. Lindsay Sharp and Miss
Pansy Peters eere Albany visitors
one day this week.
Reuben Kiger was taken to Pert
land the first Of this week for medi-
Cal treatment.
Fl. w. Kaupisch returned Tues
day from business trip to Alsea,
wnere he was looking after cream
cry interests.
William Smith and family expect
to leave today for Oregon City, near
which place they have leased
farm. which they will occupy.
Clerk T. T. Vincent and Attor-
ney J. F. Yates go to Philomath
this evening to officiate as judges
in the annual prohibition contest.
Mrs. N. F. Gillespie and baby
left yesterday for their home at In
dependence, after visit of several
days with old friends in this city.
Instead of having leased it, Cap
tain Crawford has purchased the J.
L. Underwood residence, which h.
will occupy Immediately. Ths
price paid was $4,000.
Mrs. Ninez Francisco came up
from Portland, Monday evening,
for visit. She reports that her
motner, Mrs. Lille King, is not
greatly improved in health.
Work on both telephone systems
still goes on in Corvallis, and per-
son has hard time keeping patience
with the ''ceotrals" as a result of
the mix-ups bv reason of number
changes
Misses Ina and Mildred Smith re-
turned the first of this week from a
visit with re:atives at Buena Vista.
They are to leave in few days
with their mother, for Vancouver,
to reside
Frank Hawkins, an employe of
the Bsnton county lumber company
near Philomath, was in Corv tIlis,
Tuesday, and purchased large
bill of household furniture at a local
establishment.
Easter services will De held at the
Episcopal church next Sunday.
Holy communion at s a. m.; full
morning service al 1 a. ~. with
holy c ,mmunion. Services in the
evening begin at 1889. conducted by
Rev. Fl. D. Chambers.
John earns and children desire
to express through the Gazette
their earnest thanks for the assist
ance, ympathy and kindness shown
them by friends and neighbors dur
lug the illness and death of their
late wife and mother, Mrs. Hannah
earns.
Mrs. Robert Wilson expected to
leave the Good Samaritan hospital
in Portland, Wednesday, and 60 to
the home of relative for a weeks
visit before returning to her home
near Suver. She is restored to health
since the performances of a surgical
operation.
There was pleasant social time
at the D. OF H. lodge hall, Tuesday
evening, in honor of Mrs. F. P.
Sheasgreen, Of Portland, who has
been visiting in Corvallis this week. !
The lady was for many years one of
the most faithful workers in the To-
Cal lodge and the members hold her
in the highest esteem.
William Paul is engaged in
painting the new residence If S.
L. Kline. Because of the saw mill |
tie ups and general delay in all
lines of traffic, material has been
delayed in reaching Corvallis and |
work on the structure is not yet |
completed, although Mr.. Kline
hopes to occupy the residence bv the
first of April.
In the estate of B. F. Hyland. de-
ceased, E. J. Hyland, the only son
and next of kin, has waived, bis
legal right to be appointed admin
istrator of the estate and requested
instead the appointment OF Mrs
Mary Dinges as Administrative, |
Ths court has granted the petition