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

few days.
Mrs. Mary e. Getohell, of Mil
waukie, Oregon, is visiting at the
Francisco home.
Mrs. A. w. Thompson of Los An
geles is looking after property in
terssts in Corvallis.
Rev. Handsaker returned the
last of the week from business
visit to McMinnville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ireland went
to Monmouth, Friday, for q few
dsys' visit at the Tesherow hone.
Lewis Hartley left Friday tor
Cottage Grove to remain indefinite
ly. He will look after his mining |
interests near that place.
Mrs. W. F. Ready and children
Of Waldport have been guests the
past week of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Buchanan, near Inavale.
DIR. Carr of Chicago visited with |
friends in Corvallis the latter part
of the week, leaving tor Portland.
He is on tour of the coast.
L. A. January and Mr.. Yodsr re-
turned Saturday to their homes at
II Arlan, Lincoln county, after spend
ing several days in Corvallis on
business.
Mrs. Mary Neathammer returned
the last of the week to her home at
Sheridan, after visiting with her
brothers, "Doc" and Ike jackson.
in this city.
George Ridenaur and family
moved Thursday from Big Elk,
| where they recently sold their
ranch, to the old Haskins farm .
few miles from this city, which they
have purchased.
! Miss Katie Kelly, who has been
at Portland for few days taking
treatment for her eyes, has &c j. l.
cd home. As soon as she improves
she will 60 back to her studies at
OAC.-Eugene Register.
| Through al oversight the Gazette
did not mention the score in the
Albany Corvallis basketball game,
on skates, at the ring in this city .
few nights ago. 1t resulted in a
score Of 81 to 4 in favor of Corvallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Stats OF
Pri. vile were guests the Last Of
the week of the formers sister, Mrs.
w. P. Ireland, in this city. They
left Friday msrning fo' California,
where they will spend come time in
sight seeing and visiting relatives.
The poles that were washed out
on the Dixie telephone line by the
recent high water hsve been reset
and the line repairs were completed
Saturday. Other damage done to
the different lines las also been re-
paired and conditions have settled
down to normal again.
The kindness OF friends in send
ing or bringing in items is deeply
: appreciated and it is hoped the ides
, of "helping" the Gazette will b.
taken up by others in all pats o
, the town and county. An itsm O
interest contributed to the paper il
, % public benefit and Is especially
< appreciated At the Gszette Office.
There was a birthday surpris
. party at G.. P. Miners residence
! Friday evening, given ia honor o
Ralph Caves, an OAC student whs
+ makes his home there. A crowd o
! Jolly young people made the eve
l ming one of pleasure for themselve
| and all concerned, and Mr.. Cave
= will not 5000 forget the happy oc
casion.
Claude Swami and his Alaskan
3 defeated the Cheyenne basketball
} team 38 70 "a. They are justl,
D proud of the f2.ct because the sam,
: team of Cheyenne wen from th
q fs NOUS Chicago Cresents last yea
:. BY a scors of 43 to %. The Alas
: kans have defeated the Universit
of Wyoming 70 to 21, and won fror
4 the Greeley, Colo, team So to %, tn
! first defeat for Greedy in three years
u A telegram reached Benton coun
2 ty relatives, Thursday, containin
' the sad intelligence that W. I
: Hewitt had died that day, at moor
: at his home at Stockton, Calf
70 after an illness of only two days
% His ailment was pneumonia. MI
. Hewitt was a son-in-law of Mr.
Mary Barclay of Irish Bend an
n has frequently visited in Corvalli
D, and vicinity. He was aged abou
?. IS years. No particulars OF th