Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-07

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Mrs. 81. W. Kanpisch has been
the guest of Albany friends this
week.
Rev. d. FL. Leech was Lebanon
business visitor several days this
week.
Prof. Herman Tartar has been
con6ned 10 his nome this week with
Ia grippe.
A class party is scheduled to oc-
cur ,morrow night in the armory,
the Sophomores acting as hosts and
hostessss.
C. T. Hurd, general secretary OF
the Y. M. C. A. at the college, was
an Albany business visitor the hrst
of the week.
Earl Heckart returned the first
of the week to resume his studies In
Dallas college. after brief visit to
his home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dawson OF
Oregon City have been renewing old
friendships in Corvallis this week.
They formerly resided IN this eisy
Charles Leeper and family moved
the first of the week from the True
cottage in jobs addition to the resi-
dence on Sixth street which they
recently purchased.
Mrs. Ernest Elliott and other i'm
mediate relatives Of the late Ernes
Elliott desire through b the GAZETTE
to thank all friends for kindness
and sympathy during the recent
hours Of sorrow.
4 S. n. wilkins of Vancouver
J Wash, has been business visito
in Corvallis this week. He report
the world treating him well AM
states that Mrs. Wilkins is enjoy
ing good health.
7 Mrs. J. Mason returned Tuesda,
i, from q five weeks' visit to San Fran
> cisco, where she went to familiariz
: herself with the latest things ii
,, the millinery line. Dariag her SC
iourn in Frisco Mrs. Mason Wa
, quite i'll, being confined to her be
- for eight days.
@ Pretty girls, pretty costumes
, catchy songs and dances, efectiv
i. stage settings, and plsnty of origin'
'. fun from the oomediah parts we
features of the $4,000 Beauty
theatrical attraction at the Corva
. lis opera house Tuesday night. II
play was produced by the Lewis
u Lake company and is one OF ii
= best of the kind that has appeart
J. here this season. A good audien
witnessed the performance and We
home well pleased.
T, Plans are being perfected for
II II grand patriotic entertainment to
% . given bv the w. R. G. at the Met
=, odist church on the evening OF Fe
~ ruary 18th. There will be exeelle
- music by the male quartetts Of t
'' Presby yterian church, several voc
selections by Miss Lulu Spangl'
os addresses by various prominent m'
p of the city. and other features of i
i'll teresr. The affair 10 in honor
er Lrncoln's and McKinley's birthda.
In Every body is invited.
L. One of the unfortunate festur
10 of the snowfall last Monday W
the throwing of a SNOWFALL contai
1g ing q rock, which struck one of
bs public school boys in ths face, bres
IL ing bis nose. The occurrence b
It been the cause of considerable d
of cussion among the parties concel
tn ed, and while the incident is to
k dsplored it no doubt originated il
be spirit of fun and was due to tkoug
lessnsss more than to any desire
no do anyone harn. Even in fl
=, however, boys should remember
= rights of others and not beco
a. "hoodlums" in their play.
to Byron Atkins, local manager
ch the Willamette Valley Co. busin
he in Independence, has received Lot
81 of his transfer by the company
las Corvallis and that it is desired
change take place at once. Mr.. .
be kins will leave as soon IS arranl
49,. ments can be made fer Corvallis
'ol take up his duties with the comps
-; there. He has been with the Iii
,ed and water companyin Independe
now for about twelve years and
sy many friends regret very much t
~. ~ it becomes necessary for him to
-, elsewhere. A new man will
ss, M placed in bis posi- ton here at
early day.-Independence "
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