Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-11-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Miss Allie Dodele of near Wells
was Corvallis visitor, Wednesday.
K. Parker of Pnilomath was a
businefs visitor in Corvallis one day
this week.
Henry J. Mcintosh arrived from
Portland the irot of the week to
enter OAC.
Miss Sophia Elgin returned the
first of this week from special case
of nursing in California.
DR.. E. E. Jackson and family are
to leave soon tor Stayton, where
they will make their home.
Mrs. Charles Everett and chill
dren of Portland are guests of old
friends and nsighoors in Corvallis.
The Willamette Valley light Of
fee has been repapered and other
wise improved in appearance this
week.
Miss Edna Strong left for her
home in Monmouth the first of the
week, after few days visit with
friends.
Lester Mercer returned to his
home in Portland the first OF the
week, after visit With relatives IN
Benton county.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Garrow came
up Tuesday from Portland for a
visit with their daughter, Mrs. A..
J. Metzger, and family.
Work ia to begin Immediately on
the new residence that Norton
Adams is to build for Mike Bauer.
1t will be- a very neat dwelling.
Miss Ellen Gustafson, who kas
been employed at Monroe for nearly
year, is spending a few days at
the home of her parents in this CITY.
CHI LLENGE TO DEBATE: To
Rev. Martin. Subject: "opirltual-
ism From q Bible Standpoint"
Affirmed by Jessie S. Petit Flint.
A. D. Linn bocA er is at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. George w.
Fuller, in this city. Hs has been
ill for some time and Goes not i'm
prove.
The ladies of the w. F. M. s. of
the NJ. E. church we're entertained
very enjoy ably Wednesday alter
noon at the home of Mrs. A p.
johnson.
Henry Mcfarland left the first
of the week for his home at Moscow,
Idaho, after a months visit with
Benton relatives. He is cousin
of T. H. Welsher.
Workmen are engaged in digging
ths sewer from the steam Laundry
southwark, back of the First Nation
al Bank block to the street south of
Graham & Wells pharmacy.
The Schultz place of four acres
in South Corvallis was sold this
week by Robinson & Stevenson to 3
Mr.. Posey, a new arrival from South
Dakota. The consideration was
So, 800.
Carl EIDE, wife and nine children
of South Dakota arrived in Corvallis
few days ago and are located in
house IN Jobs addition. They have
come to remain and will probably
buy farm.
Miss Ollie Thompson came out
from the Siletz country, Monday,
where she is holding down a home
stead, and will spend week or ten
days at the home of her mother and
sisters in this city.
Mrs. Marquis and sons have NOV
ed this week into temporary dwell
ing which they have erected on
their newly acquired lots on "College
Crest" They will erect substsn-
tial dwelling next summer.
The work of students in the Cor
Wallis business college is progress
ing very favorably and while the
enrolment is not large this year,
there are many inquiries in regard
to the school which promises we'll
for the future.
Prather Brothers are hauling
material tc build another dwelling
on their lots just back of the old
Applewhite place. They sold their
other residence recently and think
building in Corvallis as spscula-
ton is a good thing.
The heavy fogs that have hung
over the Valley each morning dur
ing the past week have caused many
q cold and sore throat among local