Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-12-13

| WIG Pesce ~" "NSy % oAS 80 49, PAosAH6s
/ Mrs. Iva McBee is to leave short.
llY for California to spend the win
ter.
+! Assessor Thomas Davis returned
Tuesday from a business trip to
lPortland.
| Born, in this city, Tuesday, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Albin, q
daughter.
Billy Goldson and wife expect to
go to Eugene tomorrow to spend
the winter.
Miss Beesie Ireland has returned
home from a visit with her sister at
Monmouth.
Born, yesterday morning, to Mr..
and Mrs. Jonas Mann, near Philo-
math, daughter.
Glenn Ireland returned the mid
die of this week from aseveral days.
business trip to McMinnville.
Miss Nellie Wood has returned to
her home at Eugene, after q visit at
the home of her uncle, w. 8. Locke
Miss Bertie Mercer left Tuesday
for her home OF Beaver Greek, after
spending several days in Corvallis
with friends.
DR.. w. J. Kerr is attending the
! StaEe Dairymel's Associat ton in
Portland this week. He is one of
the speakers.
Mrs. s. B. Zane and Mrs. Clyde
Hays are to leave Monday to spend
tho Christmas holidays with rela-
tives in California.
Miss Grace Wilson, who has been
learning dressmaking in Eugene, is
at home for visit. She will re-
main until after Christmas.
Mr.. and M. Frank Cole, who
have besa living in the Clarence
Vidito property near the saw mill
move j this week into the Bryant
house on North Second street.
The reserve seat sale for "The
Holy City" opens next Tuesday
morning. Those desiring seats
should secure them early, as the
opera house is sure to be crowded.
R. H. Howell of Toledo is the
guest for few days cf relatives and
old friends in this city. He is a
graduate of the class of '99, OAC,
and has many friends in CORVALLIS
who are glad to welcome him.
Mrs. Ed Allen ls to Isave tomor-
row or Monday or Shedds station
. ... ter husband, who went
there some tine ago in his capacity
as station agent. The household
goods were shipped Wednesday,.
A fire in the midst of quantity
Of stuse and cordwood in the base
mca, of Albany college caused great
excitement there Monday afternoon
and it was on'y after strenuous work |
that the building was saved.
J. S. Ireland and family of Kent, |
Sherman county, were guests, Tues
day d Wednesday of the formers |
/ ott er, w. P. I Gland. in this city.
The itors de, ted Wednesday
for Ys snhilT county, where they are
to make their horTe at Dayton.
Christmas shopping is now on
and the ores end streets present a
ELY appe ance, e. cially in the |
if noon when wives, mothers and
sisters go forth t., buy for "kim."
The stores this year in t,rvallis are
offering a sCou A-o tment of Christ
mas wares and everyone sssms bent
on buying generous supply.
Some ve'y attractive show win
dows, IN honor of Christmas time,
are sesn aboIy town. A pair of real
deer heads, with Santa Claus d. iv-
ing the span with red silk lines,
the whole su- Iounded by . holly
wreath, is one of the features at
Nolan & Sons Miniature Christ
mas trees, fire places and numerous
other pretty features are noticed in
other stores.
The Dixie Jubilee Singers, whose
singing created furore in Corva'-
lis letsas ,n are to furnish spec
i'll music at ths regular services at
the II Sthodist church, Suud y eve
ming. Each member of the COM
pany has in his throat a melody
th& thrills the hearer, and rs a
company their 10 asic ia equal to the
best, and far surpasses the average
of such troupes.
There was a game of basketball
on rollers at the Corvallis skating
/ nix Tuesday night between the
Eugene and town team. The score
uzae % To II In fauor Of Gorxallia