Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-06-18
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Hugh McFaddsn and bride have
moved into one Of the Julian McFaddeni
cottages On Main street
A surprise Kitchen shower" was given
Miss Maud Whiteaker ut her pretty
home, south Of Corvallis. Friday altar
noon. Many went from this city and al
letoesshsr there were 40 Euasts. Rsfresh-
msnts wSrs taken alons and = delightful
aftarnoouswas spent. Miss Whitssker
was literally "showsred" with handsome
and useful gifts. Hsr marriage to Fred
Ireland p % occur on the 3lst.
fsss 9sfss{ 7 III s s-af "a ~ Il
n Mr.. Loriss Snyder Of Portland . tho
guest oi Corvallis relatives and friendss
She wsa aiormerly Miss Louiss Mssker q
IS National Steel ranges for sails a.
Kempins Lew furniturs store, Cor
Wallis. 50-54
& During her trip East Miss Aid a Met
;calt was guest for day OF Ebert HUB:
bard, the noted writer, at his home at
East Aurora, 80 miles from Buffalo. Mr..
Hubbard EXPRESSED some doubt as to the
Oregon girls being the dau ghters of
farmers, saying that instead he believed
they we're factory girls. Accepting the
challenge to prove herself, Miss Metcalf
drew off her gloves and proceeded 10
milk one of the Thoroughbred COWS of
W hich Mr.. Hubbard owns mum Der and
of which he is very proud. In re cogni-
| ton of her feat, Mr.. Hubbard presented
the Corvallis girl with handsome book
of his own writings, bound in gray leath-
er and bearing on the fly leaf in his own
| hand writing an inscription as follows
| 'sTo Aida Metcalf, a loving toke n Of her
little visit to East Aurora, where she
MIXED a Roycroft COW. With love and
blessings from her unclaSvE bert Hub
bard" It is nee d.esss to<add. that the
young lady is exceedingly proud of her
souvenir, as we'll as of photo Of him.
self which Mr. Hubbard also gave her.
| For Sale-Full blood Jersey: COW, with
calf See F. R. Oyerlander, City,. 5l-52
B. D. Arnold, formerly of this city
bat now Of Portland, was a; Corvallis
visitor, Saturday.
Attorney W. E. Yates of Vancouver
was business visitor in Corvallis, SAT-
urdav.
junction City Times-W. S. McF ad
den, district attorney for this district, ha:
appointed G. F. Skipworth deputy for
this county. The appointment is 'gooe
one as Mr.. Skipworth is trust~ orthy ano
reliable and an aggressive worker. Hi
many friends here will be glad to lear1
of his appointment.
John Meeker, who resides on what ii
known as the Whitehorn apple orchard
is very ill and there is some doubt of hi
recovery. A son was summoned from
Monmouth, Friday night, to be at th'
bedside.
Il After an absence OF 4S years AL Lloyd
returned to Benton county last week fo
a visit with old friends. He was accom-
panied by his wife. and together the,
come from their home in Eastern Wash
ingtou to attend the pioneers reunion il
Portland. aud from there came on tt
Corvallis. Mr.. Loyd's people settled il
Ben,on in the early days. With hi
wife he left yesterday for home.
Sunday was red letter day for tn
Christian church. At the close of tn
morning service the pastor called 70
$500 to complete payment on the i'm
provements recently made on the build
ing. The giving was so generous tina
before the day closed $lO17 had beel
pledged and it was decided to build ar
addition to the church this summer
The addition as planned will be 24x3
i feet and will add 200 to the seating
capacity>of the church.
Eugene Register-For some time com
plants have gone forth that Newport ant
Nye Greek had conditions existing thai
were deleterions to the health and com
fort of resid nts and visitors. The mat
ter came to the ears of the state board o
health and they invited DR.. D. A. Pain
of this city to accom- paay them to New
port for an investigation. They found
the health of the residents good and tina
it had been good, but conditions existing
which might lead to an epidemic Of ty
phoid fever at any time, the water bein
in great danger of pollution. The
recommended certain improvement
which had been anticipated by the peo
pie there. and when these improvements
are made, Newport and Nye Creek will