Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-05-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

License to wed has been issued to
Frank Peak of Alsea and Miss
Emma Sets of Lobster.
Miss Carrie Danneman has been
in charge of Miss Francis Belknap's
room at the public school this week.
F. M. Seits, o. Lincoln county,
was a visitor In Corvallis, Tuesday,
on business.
Ed Williams an1 little daughter,
of Bellefountain, were in Corvallis,
Tuesday, en- route to Portland for
few days visit.
Grover Headrick went to Alsea,
Tuesday, to "rusticate1' and look
after his farm there. He was ex-
pected home last night.
T. T. Vincent and w. A. Buchan-
an have been in Portland this week
attending the sessions of the M. W.
a. grand lodge.
DR.. Cathv was called to Yaguina
Tuesday afternoon, to attend j. II.
Penn. a well known citizen, who
was in a very serious condition. He
returned Wednesday.
Several wildcats have been
slaughtered in various parts of
Benton county of late. Among
those who have pockesed the $2
bounty paid by the court are: U
W. Skaggs Of Lobster, Waiter c.
Skaggs of Summit, and Arthur
Rust u the vicinity of Philonath.
Robinson & Stevenson, the wide
awake real estate men, report the
sale of property during the past few
DAYS as follows: w P. Miner to Mr..
kempin, house and lot in block 6,
Main street; two lots from W. G.
Young 20 Ed Horton, and two lots
from G plain r ,oinson to Ed Hor-
ton; also two lots in the W. G.
Yrung tr"ce in Jvbs ..additi+ n, to
R,y Hollenberg.
Last night in Portland, Prof.
Mordaunt Goodnough gave piano
recital at which he presented his
pupil, Miss Maud Bell, pianist, as
sist+d by Prof G. Lester Paul,
,ea,le". The affair was by invita-
ION aud occurred at the Unitarian
ch ,pel, CO ner Seventh and Yam
hill streets, The prcgram iAclud-d
five numbers by Mics Bell and two
readings oy Prof. Paul.
The G4rmln Lutheran church
Just c,mpl-ted on college street
is to be dedicated Sunday. The
services will begin at 1890 and will
be conducted by Rv. II. G. Ebel-
log of Gssfon, Ore 'cn, who wi |
preach in GtmAu. At 2:3J p. III
services III EngIish will be conduct
ed by R V. w. H. Brhrens Of PORT
Isud, AID R-v. G. j. Beyeriins of
Ab4nv wi | assist. TIE puoiic is
invited to all tue services of thy
day.
Members OF the Benton county
curt expect to go to Aisea, Mon
d y,sto meet Nth tie cifiz AIS there
f,rse purpose of discussing the
mos expedient means of improving
.he Alssa mountain road. As il
wpliTk nown, tire residents of that
local tp some time ago voted 10
mi tax on themselves for this
work, and the county court will go
to tneir assistance and raise suffi-
cient amount to make this much
dreaded mountain road passabie.
The marriage OF Bert Peters and
Miss M. Eva Starr occurred at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. @. t. Hurd,
at S:3U Monday evening, only the
necessary wi nesses being present.
The you e coup left the following
m 'rning presumably for Portland.
1t is not known just where they
will make their home. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles Starr of his city and is we'll
known and highly esteemed by q
wide circle of friends. The groom
is respected Young man of this
community, q carpenter by trade.
aud with his es timable bride is fol-
lowed by the best wishes of all.
There is nothing better for town
than for its citizens to sing it's
praises when thev go abroad, and
this ia what all loyal citizens do.
Tuesdays. Or, ,oniau s'ys: ''B. w.
johnson, postmaster at Corvallis,
was in Portland, Yesterday. Talk
leg of the work of the State Agri-
cultural College at that place, he
sad: The schooi is dn,ng 8. eat
wprk. L. has over 500 8 uds nts
now and wi, nm two years there vii,