Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-21
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day.
Miss Mabel Ready left yesterday
/ for Portland tor a two weeks visit
with friends.
Miss Nancy Campbell returned
Wednesday evening from a few
days visit in Monmouth.
Mrs. J. q. Harris, who has been
| in very poor health for some weok-,
is not materially improved.
Rodney Kiger departed yednes-
day for his home in Portland, after
few days visit with Corvallis rela-
tives.
Miss Winnifred Gates, who was
obliged to quit college recently on
account ofill health, ls not improv-
ed. She has spinal trouble.
BON, Feb. 1Oth, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Rodenberger, son. The
parents formerly resided in Cnrval-
lis, but are now at Myrtle Creek.
Her many friends will be panied
to know that Mrs. William Sch midt
is now confined to her bed. She
has been in ill health for year or
two.
They were busy at Kiine's big
store, Wednesday, moving into the
elegant new grocery department.
This store is certainly credit to
the city.
There is to be a cadet hop at the
armory tomorio ow night. The music
will be furnished by local orches-
ira, re-enforced by Prof. Turney,
basso, of Salem.
Claude Clark is expected to arrive
tonight from Portland to participate
in the Boys Conference which be-
gins tonight and continues until
Sunday evening.
A casket was sent to Nashville
yesterday by Wilkins & Bovee
for John Coulter, agad Is years,
who died at that place Wednes-
day evening.
Swami and his handful of basket
ball PLAYERS from the Nome team
defeated the champions of Wiscon-
sin few nights ago 46 to A. Other
games were to be played later
Mrs. G. W. Howard leaves to.
morrow for her home at Bellefoun-
tam, having been in Corvallis lor
several days to care for her son,
Merle, who has been having the
m1mps.
Arthur Kyle of OAC, whose home
is at Bellefoub tain, has been obliged
to quit college on account of illness
and it is feared he will have to be
taken to Portland for a surgical
operation.
There is a new family in Corvallis
from Montana. The name is Ewing
and the members are located in the
Reading room cottage. 1t is said
they have purchased property and
will build residence.
A very interesting and soul in
spring meeting was held at the I.
O. o. F. hall, Tuesday evening.
Two candidates learned the lesson
of life 80 beautifully pictured and
indelibly impressed on the mind
in the second degree.
Mark Rickard is having large
gray eagle mounted to adorn his
automobile shop. The bird was
killed few days ago by Peter Rick
ard who made record shot with a
% and brought down the game from
the topmost branches of tall tree.
George Fuller, one of the best
known and most obliging draymen
of the city, Tuesday sold his inter
est in the City Transfer Company
to Charley Keeney, who took pos
session of the truck Wednesday
morning. Mr.. Fuller's plans for the
future are not fully settled.
Miss Golda Howard of Monroe,
who was recently offered an advance
in salary if she would accept the
Alpine school, has accepted tho
position but is to be given leave of
absence in april to go to st. Louis
to witness the graduation of her
brother, Emil Howard, from the
Sims Medical College.
A "Swastika Club" was formed
Wednesday night at the home of
Miss Anna Denman. with Is young
ladies enrolled. The meetings will
be held every two weeks and the
pursuits of the club will be literary
and snc;alin charanter The nfficers