Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-25
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less visitor In Corvaiils rIluay.
Philip Smith of o. A. c. spent
eunday with relatives in Salem.
George Miller oil Albany was
In over Sunday guest of Corval-
lis friends.
Miss Frances Gellatly the poPu-
sr lady clerk at Niller's, is at
ome with mumps.
August Barden has been appoint
d administrator OF the estate OF
frs. Nellie J. Bsrden, deceased.
Mrs. Mary Hesnel Of Monroe is
he guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Emelia Schubert in this city.
Mrs. e. J. Garrow of Portland is
he guest for three weeks of her
laughter, Mrs. Albert Metzger.
Students Duffy and Wills went
b Mt. Angel Friday to visit rela-
ives. They returned Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ", P. Ireland re-
urned home the last of the week
rom a visit with relatives at Mon
mouth.
Elmer Young of Portland has
been the guest of his aunt Mrs.
\. J. johnson in this city the
bast few days.
Prof. FuIkerson of the public
chool who has been having such a
erious time with mumps, is some.
Thas improved.
Miss Rue Cummings of Green
kood, Wisconsin, is the guest of her
ousin, Carroll Cummings, and
Rmily in this city.
Alexander Gray, who resides near
Philomath and who recently under
vent an operation for appen iicitis
reported improving.
Isaac c. Lemon and family are
Expected to arrive this week from
Grass Valley to make their home
"a Corvallis or vicinity.
M. M. Porter of Philomath was
Corvallis visitor Saturday. He
brought in a fine draft horse which
be sold to w. w. Percival of In.
dependence tor $3.50.
Harold Humbert and Charles
Harden of Eugene were among
he delegates to the Boys Con-
|erence. The former Is a son of
Rev. and Mrs. Humbert, formerly
Pf this city.
Theodore Garrow came up from
Portland to attend the cadet hop
t the armory Saturday night. He
; graduate of o. A. G. in the
lass of 'O5 and completed course
1T Cornell last June.
Mrs. E. D. Alexander and daugh-
Ter, Mary, of Stayton came over
Friday for a few days visit with
heir daughter and sister, Miss Bes-
lie Alexander, of OAC. They re-
burned home yesterday,
Toll Norton has been seriously
III since the last of the week Dolph
N orton arrived saturday from Echo
10 be at the bedside, and Mrs. Hugh
6mith, the daughter, has been sent
for and was expected yesterday.
M. Norton has been a semi-:nvalid
|or years.
Exercises in honor of Washing
|on's birthday were held by pupils
4 Miss Stevenson's and Miss Full
|erton'e rooms at the public school
Friday. There were drills, songs
ind concert recitations by the little
|olks and the visitors who were
present praised the exercises very
highly.
Mrs. E. R. B. SOB ntertained
bout 40 friends Friday afternoon
|n homer of her m other, Mrs. Veazie.
The hours were spent in looking
yer the splendid collection of curios
which Mrs. Veszie recently brought
rom Japan, where she had been on
n extended visit. Dainty refresh
ghents were served and very en-
|oyable time is reported.
Tomorrow night Corvallis
Iheatre goers will have an oppor-
unity 10 witness the splendid
TRACTION, "a Royal Slave"
Ishich was played in Corvallis
|Fith such success last season, as
hose who witnessed it before
#ill be eager to go again and will
Undoubtedly recommend the play
10 their friends.