Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-31
.uCAL AvD PERSONA
John Bell of Peoria was Corval-
Lis husiness visitor Tuesday.

Born, Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Vivian Bane. of Bellefountaiu, son.
Mrs. Huntington is reported as
quite i'll at her home in jobs addi-
ton.
Mrs. Lizzie Axtell has returned
from a two weeks visit with friends
at Candy.
The l.. A. 8. of the Christian
church met with Mrs. Copple, Tues
day afternoon.
NJ. L. Seits came out from VALID
port, Tuesday, in search Of employ
ment. He made the trip on foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Starr, Jr.,
moved to Suver the first of this
week where they are to farm the
coming year.
W. e. Wilcox and family moved
this week into the house in jobs
addition recently vacated by the
Welch family.
S. II. Horizons new reside nee is
completed aud the owner and FAM
lily are moving in this week. 1t is
located near the Union depot.
Walter Taylor departed Wednes-
day for his homeiu Lincoln county,
having been 10 Albany aud Corval-
lis taking treatment for his eyes.
Ms. Walter Howell of Peoria was
in Corvallis, Tuesday, for the pur-
pose of having an abscess opened
on the neck OF her little daughte-.
Mrs. Sarah Stewart returned the
first of the week from q few days
witt in Portland. Mrs. { .llis King
remained to trks treatment of a
physician iD that ;ity.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Will
Weeks, in Sal.n, last Friday, a
daughter. The parents are former
OAC students, Mrs. v eeks being
in girlhood Miss Ethel Linville.
Several families have moved to
the vicinity of the Sam Moore saw
mill, during the past We K, where
the men will bs employed as thu
mill is soon to open for business.
George ". Smith brought to the
Gszstts Office, Tuesday, sevsral ripa
crab apples tina. he gathered from
tree on the river bank that norm
ing. Ripe crabapples the last of
January are something of a woLder,
even in Cor Wallis.
Richard Irwin and Monroe Chill
ders arrived home Tuesday from
Portland, whore they had spent
several days. Mr.. Childers was
seizcd with la grippe while in the
Rose city and was unable to return
as soon as intended,
Miss Georgia Booth, the we'll
known pianist ~ith the George G.
Will music store, rsturned this
morning from Corvallis, where she
attended the OAC ball. she was
accompanied bv Miss Irene Moores,
of Oregon City, who will be her
guest. Mondays Capital Journal.
Rev. T. s. Handsaker went to
Eugene, Tuesday, accompanied by
Mrs. Margaret Sears. of Pnilomath
the lady whose room in the new
home for old ladies, at Eugene, has
been paid for by the Christian
church of this city. Mrs. Sears will
spend her remaining days in this
refuge
The annual oratorical tryout oc-
ours tonight in the college armory
and promises to draw the usual
large crowd. Those who are to CON-
test for the honor of representing
OAC in the state contest are: John |
Schroeder, Fred Luce, M. J. Lszslle,
P. H. Gale, Mr.. Galloway. Miss
Sooggin and Miss Read.
A valuable bulletin on Diseases
of Turkeys" has just been issued by
Prof. z. F. Pernot of the Oregon
Agricultural College. Everyone
who iaises turkeys or who contem-
plates engaging in the business
should secure copy Of this bulle-
tin, as it gives much valuable ia
formation that means dollars to one
who has reason to need it.
Montgomery Robinson, an old
time resident of Corvallis but now
Of Monroe, Wisconsin, writes to the
Gazette as follows: The Corvallis |
Gazette is a welcome visitor at our
home as it keeps US informed of
events and happenings in the old |
home and tells of changes, growth !
and prosperity. We wish it and its !
publishers happy and prosperous
New Year" Mr.. Robinson's letter