Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-12-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

F6arl fluC0ub was oil AIohhy J
business visitor, Friday.
Mrs. Mary Miller is able to sit up
now, after a several weeks illness.
Joseph Howard returned Sunday
from few days visit in Portland
Chester Henkle spent Thanks
giving with relatives at Philomath.
Mrs. Will Ryder, who has been
threatened with pneumonia, Is i'm :
proving.
Prof. J. N. Woods returned home
to Toledo Saturday evening, after q
brief visit 10 Corvallis.
Miss Hazel Kyle of Albany has
been the guest for the past few days
of friends in this CITY,,
Philip Smith of OAC spent his
vacation at his home in Portland.
He returned Sunday.
A. H. Limbocker returned from
Portland, Thursday, where he had
been taking treatment.
Miss Blanche Jeffrsys of OAC
spent Thanksgiving at Toledo with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Fish.
Miss Annie Summers of Portland
ls the guest of her sister. Mrs. Will
liam Graham, in this city.
c. E. Sutton has moved with his
family from the farm to residence
on Fourth street, in this city.
Prof. and Mrs. Gardner moved
the last of the week to Waldo Hall,
where they will make their home.
Claude Thompson of Hood River,
who is an OAC student, spent
Thanksgiving with friends in Sa-
lem.
Will Moore has been on the sick
list the past week and jim Citizens
was in charge of the Wells Fargo
wagon.
Miss Blanche Hammel returned
to her home in Albany, Saturday
evening after visit with Miss Janet
Blackledge.
V. e. Williams and family have
arrived from Washington and are
located in the McCrillis house near
the c. & E. depot.
Mrs. L. ]. Fuller returned to her
home in McMlnnville, Saturday,
after few days visit at the George
Fuller home in this city.
A new Cross walk has been put in
the past few days across the street
between the Hout meat market and
the Winkley palace of Sweets"
MISS Lulu Wells, a popular "hel-
10 girl" At the Independent Office,
returned Sunday evening from q
brief visit with Portland friends,
Mrs. Martha Elgin has sold to G.
M. Plnkerton two and half lots in
block l, Rayburn's addition, the
consideration named in the transfer
being $40.
Charles Rexford departed Friday
for Texas, to reside with his son,
Martin R.xford, formerly. of this
city. He took along some Oregon
apples to show" the people of Tex
as.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Herbert re-
turned Friday from their bridal
trip and left yesterday morning for
their home at Thomassol, Califor-
MIA, after brief visit with relatives
here.
Miss Vera Kayler of OAC went
to Albany, Friday, to meet her
mother, who has arrived from her
homo near Oregon City and will
visit indefinitely with her daughter
In this city.
Mr.. Berger, who recently purchas-
ed the R. H. Huston residence, ia
having large, roomy porch built
onto the front of the house, adding
greatly to its appearance. Will
Holgats is doing the work,
hcCchsly euo eudAi sou Vi super
intsndent Jackson, of Linn county,
said: 10 mamma, I toucned a wire
out in the yard just now, and it
iickled NE all oyer: It almost
killed me dead" This was a Will
lamette valley wire carrying 1900
volts-Ex.
J. J. Thompson has returned to
OAC from his home near Sa-
lem where he spent his Thanksgiv-
ing vacation. He was accompanied
on his return by his sis O., Miss
Ethel Thompson, who will re-epter
college. Mis- Thompson is we'll
known in Corvallis, having attend
ed OAC few years ago, and has
many friends in this city who will