Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-12-20

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the holidays.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. johnson
moved Tuesday into the Norton
Adams house in Jobs addition.
| he. Morris of Eugene, the well
known piano dealer, was transact
ing business in Corvallis, Tuesday.
| Miss Martha Butte of OAC, who
has been visiting in Salem, has
gone to Seattle for visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs, Markus Gregg returned to
her home ct Bellefountain Tuesday,
after few days. visit with Corval-
lis relatives.
Miss Myrtle Lay, a sophomore at
lOAC, leaves today for Oregon City
to epend the holidays with rela-
tives at home.
Services at the Episcopal church,
Sunday morning and evening at
the regular hours. Seats free. All
welcome. J. W. Armstrong, rector.
u. Thompson and sister, Miss
Ethel, leave today for their home at
Mac,eay to spend the Christmas va
cation. Both are popular OAC
students.
General T. J. Thorp arrived home
Wednesday from an extenned stay
near Heppner, where he has been
acting as head farmer on q large
ranch.
Thera is universal interest all
lover the state in the meeting of the
Oregon Press Association, which
convenes in Portland en- January
18th and 18th.
Holiday shoppers crowd the Port
land stores, and 'his applies to all
points throughout the entire state.
Merchants report business better
than expected.
Rev. T. S. Handsaker left We'd
nesday for Walia " ALA, Wash, to
spend Christmas with relatives.
Mrs. Handsaker has been there for
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Cummings
and little son, Truman, expect to go
to Salem tomorrow to spend Christ
mas with relatives. They will be
absent week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Howard, both
we'll known in this city, are now
residing in Portland, Mr.. Howard
having resigned his position on one
of the Roseburg newspapers.
Born. in Salem a few days ago,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Laughlin,
son. Both parents are former
OAC graduates, and old friends in
Corvallis extend congratulations,
The William Wagner property in
Jobs addition has been sold to Ran
some Dsnuis, who is to take imme-
diate possession. The Wagners have
moved to the ranch home for the
winter.
The hurry and worry of Christ
mas shopping is now at high tide
and the stocks offered at the vari-
ous stores in Corvallis have never
been more varied and attractive
than this year.
Miss FRANKIE Alexander leaves
today fo- her home in Stayton after
a ten days visit with friends in this
city. She will be accompanied by
her sister, Miss Bessie, of OAC, who
will spend the Christmas vacation
at home.
The Alumni Association has Just |
presented to the University of Ore
gon a painting of President John
son, the first president of the Uni
versity. The work was done in
Eugene by R. LoDarrs Goodwin, of
New York, at cost OF $500.
While working with a stump
puller on his farm near Oakville,
Tuesday forenoon, lever flew back |
in some manner, throwing M. A.
Shough backward, dislocating his
left shoulder. A physician was
summoned from Corvallis, and at
tended the injury and Mr.. Slough |
is doing as we'll as could be expect
ed.
The material has arrived for COM
pleting the work on the Kline store,
and Mr.. Kline has decided that he
will not close the store, as originally
announced, but will keep open his
establishment in spite of the incon-
venience as the work progresses,
and all who desire to purchase will |
find clerks ready inside to attend to
their wants.
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