Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-12-06
LOCAL AND Personal
Lewis Gray left Tuesday for Los
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Born, Tuesday, +. to Mr.. and Mrs
N. B. Travis, of this city, a son.
Prof. e. F. Psrnot has been 8
Portland business visitor this week
Prot. J. B. Horner was a bust.
ness visitor in Albany, Wednesday.
Rev. T. S. Handsaker returned
yesterday from few days visit in
Portland.
Mrs. Pyburn of Philomath has
been visiting relatives in Coryallis
this week.
DR.. L. g. Altman of Salem was
a Corvallis business visitor the first
of the week.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alva Miner which has been suffer
ing with pneumonia, is recovering.
DR.. aud Mrs. Handford have
moved this week into the new house
just built by Charles Young and
wife.
Miss Sylvia Starr has added
new counter to her establishment,
the Bazaar, to accommodate her
stock of Xmas goods which is now
arriving.
Assistant General Secretary He'll
man of the Portland Y. M. G. A..
was in Corvallis, Tuesday, to confer
with Secretary Hurd on business
pertaining to the association.
Men have been engaged this week
in filling in the sewer ditch from
the Harris store to the laundry.
The rain and mud have made the
work very unpleasant and difficult.
Forty loads of mud were scraped
up and hauled off of Main street
the early part of this week, the mud
being dumped in the river. The
improvement on the street is very
marked.
Miss Claire Starr of Bellefountain,
an OAC girl, was in Corvallis over
Sunday and went on to Albany the
first of this week, where she will
take treatment for catarrhal trouble
of the nose and throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Hawkins of
Eugene have been guests the past
few days of Mr.. and Mrs. Toll Nor
ton and other friends and relatives
in this city. They are former old
tune residents of this county.
A letter from Misses Mary and
Alice Jones, of Corvallis, now TAX
ing a normal coursein Los Angeles,
states that both have successfully
passed the examinations this term
and that they will complete the
course end be ready to teach in that
state in the spring.
All this week a man has been
demonstrating the merits of a Ger
tain kind of range, at Ho!lenberg &
Sons store, Hot biscuits. baked
while you wait, and hot coffee, are
served to all who "drop in" 10 see
the stove and hear the story of its
good points.
In climbing into fellow students
window for fun. through window
at Cauthorn Hall this week, Bert
Winslow lost his hold and fell from
the second story 10 the ground,
striking on his shoulder. Fortunate
ly no bones we've broken and while
considerably bruised and shaken
the young man IL able to be about.
A. K. Miner, formerly a we'll
known Corvallis resident but now
of Portland, arrived the first of the
week for visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Mamie Clark, and little SOD,
Orrin. The latter is now convalesc-
ing, after q long and serious attack
of appendicitis. Mr.. Miner return
ed to Portland, Wednesday.
s. L. Bennett of the OAC football
team, who hunted up relatives in
San Francisco and missed joining
the team on the return trip, arrived
Tuesday, "all alons." too late to
share in the demonstration given
the team at the armory, Monday
aftei boon, but none the less hero
and entitled to q just share of the
honors.
There was pretty wedding at
Bellefountain, Thanksgiving day,
the bride being Miss Floy Hawley
and the groom Leonard Lyle, both
popular and respected young peo-
pie of that neighborhood. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
M. NJ. Waltz in the presence of 25
relatives and friends. Mrs. Waltz
sang 20 Promise Me-" preceding
the ceremony and also played the
wedding march. The happy young
couple have the good wishes Of
many friends.
A crowded house crested the old