Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-12-03
Mrs. Pogue OF Ontario is the guest
of her daughter, Miss Bessie Pogue,
in this CITY,

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in this city.
| Mrs. Frink of Philomath visited
at the John Lenger home Friday
and Saturday.
| Street cleaning was in progress
Saturday, the mud having become
quite thick on Main street since the
rain.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J.L. Und erwood
and family returned home to Leba-
non, Saturday evening, after spend
ing Thanksgiving here.
Mrs. Claude Starr spent Thanks
giving with relatives nsar Eugene,
Mr.. Starr spending the holiday with
his parents near Bellefountain. I
Miss Lucy Brode, a world worker
for the w. G. 7. u, gave an inter-
esting .alk Wednesday afternoon at
the Reading room.
Prof. Horner and daughter, Miss
Vera, have been spending the vaca-
ton days at Newport. Prof. Horn
er returned Saturday and Miss
Vera, yesterday.
| The tabernacle at the Christian
church, which was erected for the
DR.. Martin revival meetings, is to
be ton down the next few days
and the lumber sold.
The ladies of the w. c. T. U.
feel very grateful for the Thanks
giving day collection of $1O.38
which was given EN- for The bene.
fit of the Reading room.
The beautiful, spring-like wealth
er, Saturday, brought out many
townspsople for shopping, while
many farmers wee also on the
streets during the day.
The siding is on and the large
warehouse that August Fischer has
been erecting on the river bank just
east Cf the Minor Swick home, is
rapidly nearing completion.
The sewer extending from the
Harris store northward to the
steam laundry IS completed Sat-
urday night, and work on the next
one in order has been started.
Earl Heckart left yesterday to
resume his studies at Dallas college,
having been visiting during the va
cation at the home of his father,
Charles Heckart, in this city.
V. Johnson and family are to
move in few days into the new
house that Norton Adams has Just
completed in Jobs addition. It is
handsome structure with all modern
conveniences.
Two pairs of China pheasants from
the Gene Simpson pheasant ranch
have been on display in R. H. HUI
ston's show window and attracted
much attention. They wee used as
foil for firearms and ammunition
displays that also adorned the win
| dow.
Mrs. R. D. Burgess and daugh-
ter, Elsie, who have been visiting at
the formers old home in Ohio for
the past three months, returned
home to Toledo, Saturday evening.
Toledo Leader. DR.. Burgess and
family formerly resided in Corval-
lis.
Ira L. Rowe went to Buena Vista
Saturday to attend the marriage of
his sister, Miss Bertha Rowe, to
Hans Hansen of Tillamook. The
wedding occurred at three o'clock,
the ceremony being performed by
Rev. Guy Phelps,> brother-ln-law of
the bride.
Rev. and Mrs. Marshall of Shedd
station were Corvallis visitors, Sum
day and yesterday. Mrs. Marshall
is pianist of nots, having been a
pupil of William II. Sherwood and
other famous instructors. Yester-
day morning Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
were taken about the collegs on a
tour ofinspection by President Kerr.
Daniel Cameron and bride of
Portland have been guests ct the
Amy Cameron home in his city
the past week. They were ma
last week in Tacoma. The groom
IS former Corvallis man and q
brother of Amy and Miss Nellie
Cameron. Old friends here extend
congratulations.
In all the state papers accounts
of the OAC-St. Vincent's college
football game at Los Angeles were
very complimentary to OAC, and
no doubt seems to remain in the
minds of any of the writer's that
OAC has come into the NothNes
championship through superior foot