Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-10-22

Mrs. D. 81. Leech' visited in 50.
lem few days last week.
Jack Milne was . Portland bust
ness visitor the les. of the week.
J. 8. Booth came out from New
pert, Friday, on brief business
trip.
. Mr.. and Mrs. M. IM. Long return.
ed Sunday from a several dsys'
visit to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Goodman are
visiting with J. L. Underwood and
family, in Lebanon.
Ed Fendall of Five Rivers arriv-
ed Friday for a weeks visit with
his family in this city.
Mrs. Will Carpenter and Miss
Edna Martin of Monroe were visit
ors in Corvallis the last of the week.
Amos Kisor went to Siletz the
last of the week, to spend the win-
ter with his sister, Mrs. c. 6. Cope
land.
Harry Winklev, the candy man
was in the vicinity of Jefferson
hunting China pheasants last week,
according to the Review.
Misses Yuba Austin and Vera
Patton returned the last of the week
from a brief visit in Portland.
Ike Porter of near Bellefountain
has purchased and now occupies
the Franklin property on South
Main street..
T. W. B Smith accompanied bV
Miss Ruth Avery, left Sunday for
Klamath Falls, the former to spend
a couple Of weeks and the latter to
remain.
Mrs. Frank Isabel of Portland
has been the guests of relatives in
Corvallis the past few days. She
will visit her son, Tom Alexander,
in Kings Valley before returning to
Portland.
G. T. Hurd, general secretary,
delivered an excellent address Sun
day afternoon at 2:3O at the Y. NJ.
G. A. room on "Wanted: A Man" /"
A large audience of men heard and
greatly enjoyed the address.
y Mrs. Fred Clark returned Fri
day evening from Salem and Port
land where she had spent the week.
In the capital city she attended the
State Association Of Congregational
churches.
Miss Iva Barclay, a well known
milliner, formerly of this city, ex-
poets to leave tomorrow for Payette,
Idaho, to remain indefinitely at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Ed l. BrY-
an.
George Henkle, of Portland,
formerly of the firm of Henkle &
Da lis, has been visiting old friends
in Corvallis the past few days. He
is enjoying good health and is pcs
pering.
The OAC Juniors have had the
temerity to challenge the husky
Seniors to game of football some
time during the present season.
The challenge has been accepted
and light practice is now "on."
Mrs. Edward Forrest Green OF
Ashland, frmerly head of the " Cal
department at OAC, has been the
guest the past few days of friends
in this city. She came up from
Salem, having been in attendance
at the State Association of Congre-
gational churches.
Dell Alexander, an old time Cor
Wallis boy but later of Waterville,
WASH, is spending a, couple of
weeks in this city with old friends.
The Fl st OF the month he is to go to
Spokane to accept good poi ition,
secured for him there by Ed Dunn,
another former Corvallis man.
Rev. G. L. McCausland arrived
home, Friday, from a business trip
to Seattle. While there he saw a
gold nugget, just brought from
Nome, Alaska, which was so pure
that it's actual value by weight was
$3.50 and being of such remarkable
purity and size the owner was paid
$1,000 for it Id cold cash.
The handsome organ won by
Frank Hughson of the North Al
bany school district during the
Benton county school fair is to be
formally presented Friday evening.
The organ was given by tae First
National Rank of thia citv and IL ia