Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs C. ". johnson went to Airlie !
yesterday to visit relatives ana
tiends.
Miss Edna Strong of Monmouth
isited with friends in Corvallis,
baturday and Sunday.
Miss Ellen Gustafson returned
|ome Saturday from two weeks
,sit at the w. II. Dsans home at
fonroe.
Phillip Phils, one Of Corvallis old
nd respected residents, has been
ute i'll the past few days at his
ONE on First street.
Mrs. Fred Ovsrlander and little
hid arrived Sunday from their
bome in Washington for visit with
her father, D. c. Rose. |
Some painting has been done on
he outside Of the new postofhcs, the
bast week, adding very much TO the
appearance of the building.
II. PIovdsa S.cst has been unani-
mouslv elec.ed captain Of the hr't-
nomah footbc II team for next yet- :.
Jtott is said to be ore of the great.
est players on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hansell ar
rived yesterday from Athena, East
ern Oregon, for visit with the
former's brother, w. r. Hsnsell,
and his sister, Mrs. Sam Kerr.
There is % be big time at the
Eastern Star lodge tonight. Be-
sides installing officers and inltlss-
ing candidates, there will be ban
quet and general good time.
A faculty recital is to occur in the
armory on the evening OF the 24th.
It will be given under the auspices
of the OAC School of Music and
will be free. Further particulars
will be given later.
The social to be given at the NJ.
e. church, Friday evening, prom
ises to be an interesting affair. The
Board of Stewards will be the hosts
and all friends and members OF the
church are invited.
Ed Strange, Lee Henkle, Lincoln
Chambers and Walter Taylor drove
to Philomath, Saturday evening, to
participate in the installation cere-
monies of the 1. O. o. +. lodge.
They report good time.
There are numerous cases of 10
grippe of mild form about town,
but as yet the old fasnioaed kind
that makes one wish he had never
existed, has not arrived in Corvai-
lis and it is earnestly hoped that it
will not put in an appearance.
Leo Anderson left yesterday for
8-Portland to purchase q stock OF
y goods for fitting up the room form
erly occupied by Miss Ella Joha-
sons millinery establishment. Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson are to carry
millinery and ladies' furnishins
goods.
Bert Deane was in Corvallis, Sat.
urday, on his way back to Salem to
rs.enter college where he 10 study
ing for the ministry. He has been
at the home Of his parents at Mon
roe since tho holidays, having been
too i'll to return to Salem week
ago when school opened.
The work on the Kline store il
being gradually accomplished and
the front is taking on . finished
appearance that gives some idea oi
what the completed building will
be like. With such a building and
a complete new stock the store will
be a credit to the Willamette Val.
ley.
Harvey McCallister is visiting ole
friends in this city, en- route to hi
home at Lexington from trip to
California. He il bette known ir
Corvallis as "Pap" Hayseed, an old
time star of pa ocular brilliancy or
the OAC football team OF his day
"Pap" is meeting with warm vel
come from host of old friends.
Calvin Ingls, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. J. w. Ingle, of this city, ane
Miss Halle Ba-zee were married q
the home of the bride at Waseo OF
January 9th. Both are old OA(
students and many friends in CO..
Wallis join in good wishes and con
gratulations. The young pespl
will reside at Wasco where tn
groom has a position in dru
store.
The residence of DR.. Altman i
Salem was robbed few nights age
during the absence of the family