Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-10-08

I Ohv- B-tcntoid is employed ~
surveyor ." the new Corvallis &
Alzea railroad. Floyd Bogue is al.
SO st-urv.Y Yyf on the same road.
Ray Il r.drIch, # b- form1d-
,atle tuot I'll tea ii OF '9o-'9 at OAC
and popu al old student, was an
incoming passenger on yesterday s
tTaln fron Portland, en- route to
Eugene t. visit old college friends.
Mr.. Goodrich Is practiclng law in
Seattle and is doing well.
/ The dearh d of Mrs. J. N. Doiph.
widow the laIe United States Sena-
tor from Oregon, occurred at the
home of her daughter, in PARE,
Friday night. the cause of death
was pneumunia and was sudden.
Mrs. Dolpn Was a daughter of John
son Mulkey and grew to woman
hood in Benton county, lot far from
this city, wnere many relatives still
reside. Since her marriage to J.
n Dolph she mas resided either in
Portland, Washington, D. c., or
Paris, but at intervals has visited
in Corvallis.
1t is estimated that 900 people
attended the reception to students
at the armory, Friday evening
The affair was given by the Y. M.
and Y. W. e. A. associations, and
was very ENJOYABLE. There was
program as follows: Vocal duet,
Misses Marie Cathey and In Joh"-
son; address Oh behalf of the church
es, ny Dr. J. R N. Bell; piano solo,
Miss Drs er; address on behalf of
the college, DR.. Kerr; vocal solo,
Miss Edna Alien, and an address
by c. 7 Hurd of the Y. M. G. A.,
which was we'll received. Fruit
punch was served and the hours
spent 10 social conversation and in
becoming acquainted.
A couple of days ago while iE the
rear OF the Alien pharmacy. in this
city. e. Allen put his foot through
a effective plank in the floor and
came near going through bodily.
Luckily, he was not seriously hurt.
= loose board was thrown over the
place and nothing thought of the
matter until Victor Spencer CON
uded 70 investigate, when we'll,
35 feet deep, was discovered. There
is 25 feet of water in the well and
how it ever happened that a sub
stantial brick buiding~w was erected
over the spot without filling in the
WELLS a mystery. Something of
serious nature might have resulted
There was a frightful runaway at
the S P depot Saturday just be-
fore the LOS train pulled out tor
Portland. A family named Taylor,
who are moving from Forest Grove
to & place across Mary's river, had
stopped at the depot for Mr.. Taylor
to pay a freight bill. The mother
and two little children sat on the
hayrack and held the team. Sud-
denly there was a sound of escaping
steam from the engine and the
horses started. The mother at
temp ed to hold the team but was
thrown Under the wagon, wheel
passing over her low limb, tearing
the muscles loose from the bone.
One child fell in such a way that
this mother fell on it, bending its
leg under its body and cau-ing a
fracture Of the limb near the hip. !
The other child received cuts and |
bruises on the face and head. The
Taylors are,relatives of o. A. Tozier,
to whose house they were taken
Immediately after the accident. |
They are still at the Tozier home.
FOR sALE-Good hack, or will
trade for good COW. J. A Dawson,
at Smith & Dawson Poultry House.
S3-4 |
George Moore and family are prepar-
ing to go to the Salmon river country,
this week, to take up their residence:
Zoe V. Miller of Amity has entered
college for the year. /
LOST-A black Cocker Spaniel,
six months old, answers to name of |
Buster" Return TO Mrs. B. w. |
johnson. Reward. S3-4
"Whv," she asked, after they had got |
fairly started, ''do you always come ont
this way when you take me automobile |
ing? l should like TO see some other |
parts OF the country - "There are more
repair shops along This road than any
where else that know off,
NOTICE--To insure delivery all |
orders must be in by $3.50 p. ~.
w. 7. BirrelI & Son. S3-5 |
In Portland on motion of Assistant |
United States District Attorney James