Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-11-12
Mrs. Ed Wrlilsms of Monroe !. as
. Corvallis visitor, Friday.

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q Corvallis visitor, Friday.
Willard Price of Kings Valley
was Corvallis visitor, Friday.
Misses sylvia and Mamie Starr
were Albany visitors the last of the
week.
Miss Dolly Howard of Monroe IS
visiting at the c. b. Starr home in
this city.
Miss Vera Patton spent Saturday
with friends III Eugene, aud took
in the U. of O.-OAC foo. bail game.
Don Holgate of Klamath Fans
has been visiting his father and
sister in this city the past few days.
Miss Daisy Brown, formerly of
this city, Ia now sateslady at the
store of Cham bers & McCune, in
Albany
John H. Simpson, formerly
Corvallis hardware merchant but
now resident of Albany, was
greeting old friends in t.is city,
Friday.
The foundation is laid and th+
frame work is going up for the Mrs.
Sarah Cauthurn bungalow on Third
street. II is 24x42, and Roy Price
is the contractor.
Hon. M. A. Miller of Lebanon
was Corvallis visitor the last of
the week, having come to this city
fol the purpose of delivering an aa-
dress before the Woodman lodge.
James Jones, an old OAC boy,
came up from Portland, Friday,
and returned yesterday, after VISIT
ing his p'rents over Sunday. He
took in the OAC-U. of o. game IN
Eugene, Saturday.
Miss Mildred Booth cams over
frou, Alnaay, Friday evening, where
she is attending she Sisters school,
and was the guest until Sunday
evening CT her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. s. Booth.
The little son of MIR. and Mrs.
Snow is quite i'll at the family hons.
1t is repo ted that Mr.. Snow had
intended to go to Sublimity to locate
in business but was prevented by
the illness of the little one.
Mrs. Martina Burnett arrived
home the last of tho week from a
three weeks visit with her son,
Brady, and wife, at Canyonviile.
Brady is in partnership with his
father-in-law on a 32O-acre stock
ranch and is prospering.
Charles and Otto Sitton returned
to their home ct McMinnville the
last of the wees, to remain. They
are brothers of Miss Orba Stton,
who recently died of appendicitis
after being taken to her home from
this city, where she was taken i'll
with the dread malady
A. Russell and family, accom-
panied by married son and the
lattsr's family, have arrived from
South Dakota and are in search of
a location. An unusually large
number of newcomers are seen in
Our midst this fall and others con-
tinue to arrive every few days.
A Seattle bookseller wanted a
copy of a book for a generous GUS
toner and telegraphed to Chicago
for Farrar's "Ssekers After Cod
He got this amazing reply: "No
Seekers After God in Chicago OF
New York. Try Portland."- Use
less to try Portland. We have
them, however, in Corvallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Starr, Jr.
returned from Brownsville the last
of the week where they had spent a
week visiting relatives. Will.
there Mrs. Starts brother-in-la "
met with a serious accident while
working with some machinery, be-
: ing caught in q belt and struck or
the head and back by lever, ano
having the forefnger OF one hand
torn almost off.
Last evening, after the Gazette
press hour, Miss Mabelle Ready
wss to give "misoellsnsous show
or" at her home on Ninth street, in
honor of Miss Julia Fuller, whose
marriage to J. Claude Clark o.
, Portland is to occur the 2Sth. A,
Miss Fuller is popular young lady
and Miss Ready delightful enter.
tainer, the affair was doubtless very
pleasurabls tor all.
Waldo Hall was completed tn,
last of the week and Contractor
Shook expected the arrival of th,