Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-11
aOCAl AyD Personal

Mrs. Robert Ry.e of Bsllsfoun-
tain was Corvallis visitor, Satuf-
day.
L, N. Edwards OF Bellsfoun tain
was a Corvallis business vlsitsr,
Saturday.
Roy Keeney has been suffering
with an attack of appendicitis but
10 recovering.
Earl Hecksrt arrivei home Sat-
urdsy from Dallas, wasre ns has
been attending college.
J,L. underwood aud family OF
Lebanon, oid-time Corvallisites, are
guests Of Corvallis relatives and
friends.
The road over Hayes hill is said
10 be in q dreadful condition aud it
10 said no rigs save light buggy
can safely crofs the hill.
90. Thompson, who has spsnt
the past few weeks on his ranch in
Benton county, left yesterday for
Monkland, Oregon, to rsnaln.
e. B. Stanley and A. r. Willis,
OAC students, are victims OF the
mumps. They make their home at
the Wsbley Edwards resideoce in
Joos addition.
Mrs. John S. Murphy is seriously
i'll at the family home just west of
town, with pneumonis. Tne dur-
phys are newcomers aud reside In
the vicinity of the Catholic come
terry.
Mrs. D. 8. Adams, who has bsen
q partial invalid for over two years,
has been worse the past few days
and is confined to her bed, although
it is hoped her condition will im-
prove within a short tims.
There are at present 6vs patients
at the county farm, and another
was taken there Saturday by Mr..
and Mrs. Higgins in whose charge
the farm is placed. One patient
has spent IA years there.
The latest news in Corvallis 10 that
FATTY" Walker of Portland has
the mumps and his friends here are
wondering how he looks. Fatty
is an cid OAC football star who tips
the beam at something over 200.
According to the Eugene Register
some of Jim Harsley's friends are
boosting him for sheriff on the So
.cialist ticket of Lane county. Jim
is an old OAC bov and is we'll re-
membered by many Corvallisises.
Lee aud Fred Porter, of the vi
ciaity of Monroe, have purchased
the Schwingler meat market and
are now in possession. Mr.. Schwing-
Ter continues in charge Of the groc-
cry department., however, in the
same room.
Rev. Wire, presiding elder, is to
preach at the Methodist church,
Thursday evening At 1880, and i'm
mediately after the services quar-
terly conference will be held. AL
members and friends of the church
are invited to attend.
A letter from Lieut.. D. P. Q1in
Ian, former commsndsnt in tn,
military department at OAC, state.
that he is now located in Arizons
Territory, 40 miles from the Mexi'
can border, and that he expects tt
spend the summer in Cuba.
The Gazette has received frou
Hon. G. W. Fulton mail sack o
garden seeds which will be given t
persons calling at the Office ant
making their wishes known. Tn
seeds are not guaranteed" by th'
Gazstte, but if you want some o.
them they are here and you ar.
welcome to them, as long as the
supply holds out.
The Lincoln county papers ar
mentioning the name Off. H. How
ell, an old-time Corvallis boy and I
graduate of OAC in '99, as a posi-
bic candidate for county clerk OF
the republican cket at the coming
election. Hsnry's old friends il
this city are for him, and all hop
that if he decides to enter the gam
of political tag he may be lit" 70
the next two or three terms. III
has served Lincoln county one tern
as assessor.
One of the glasses in the larg
plate windows 10 the Lafferty build
lag, occupied by Hollenberg & Sor
on Main street, was broken by un
known parties during Friday night
To replace tie glass means the out
lay of quite a little sum, but lik,