Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-07-17
TaHe1ine
S. e. Young & Son.
Albany, Oregon.
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Mildred Linville is visiting
friends near Monroe.
Mrs. Ida Callahan is attending
Chautauqua at Oregon City.
Mrs. Mary Bryson was the guest
of Miss Griffin at Eugene, last week.
The Misses Cooper, of Portland,
are visiting with their aunt, Mrs.
G. R. Farra.
Born. Sunday, July 18th, in this
city, to the wife of Prof. E. c. Hay
ward, a daughter.
Ladies' shirt waists, crash skirts
and wash dress goods at cost at
Nolan & Callahan's.
Art Simpson has accepted Il
position as runner for the Abbey
House.-Albany Herald.
George Houck has gone to Cali
fornia, where he expects to pur-
chase 1000 head of angora goats. ,
Mrs. George Kerr and little son,
Mott. are having weeks visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Whitaker. -
Harry Buxton came down from
Corvallis last week and accepted a
position with the steel range men,
Forest Grove Times.
Earl and Marion Brandeberry, OF
Albany, spent a few hours in Cor
Wallis Saturday. This is EarPs
first visit since last December.
Miss Edith Thompson went to
Albany a few days ago, to remain a
portion of the summer. the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Fortmiller.
John Steiwer came up FRIDAY
from his home near The Waldo Hills.
Marion county. He transacted
some business and returned home
again Monday.
Mrs. Douglas and family moved
to Oregon City last week to reside
permanently Mr.. Douglas has
been employed for some weeks in
factory of that city.
81. Kline is having sky light
put in his store building. A. F
Peterson is doing the work. This
will make skylight No. 2 for thii
store, as an abundance of light is {
great benefit.
Mrs. Ruth CLARK went to Salem
yesterday, as delegate from thu
Degree of Honor, auxiliary of tht
Lodge of Workmen,. to attend tht
meeting of the Grand Lodge which
conyenes in Salem today.
Two limitations were made In tht
Maceabee lodge at the "Wednesday
evening meeting. After the nev
members had been duly installed
refreshments were served and a.
hour or more devoted to social con
versation.
Oliver Wicks; Carl Hodes, Char
ley Newton and Clarence White
side went over to the Alsea country
Monday, for their summer outing
they will remain for a week or tw
and put in the time hunting an
fishing.
In its write-up of the two.day
celebration in this city, the Alban
Democrat has this to say of "Wha
Happened to jones'" "The anna
teur play Oh the evening Of the 3r
is said to have been one of the BET
ever presented in the valley. Coz
Wallis has some frst-class taller
in the dramatic line.
Mrs. F. A. johnson, of Bloom
ington, ILL.,, is visiting at the hon
of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Husto
and will probably remain here a
summer. Bloomington is Mr.. HUI
toms old home. This is Mrs. Johl
sons first visit to Oregon and 81
is delighted with our much -favore
state.
James Van Gross has been not
fed of his appointment as post
clerk in the U. S. mail service.
A. G. boys are fortunate In recei
ing appointments from their Unt
Samuel Mr.. Van Gross will
initiated into the mysteries OF h
future duties at Portland, aft
which will be assigned his static
Major F. E Edwards return
nome Saturday evening from Sale
where he had been encamped WI
the state guards. This was t
most successful and enthusias
gathering of the kind ever held
the state. Over ninety per cent
the total enrolment were presel
and while at least one-third of I'll
number were raw recruits the
were enough vets to make it q mi
tary encampment. Major Edwar
saws there were 36 officers and 2
privates of the late End Greg
present and it seemed like
.;o, of Cnopiah War Vetarans