Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-08-21
LOCAL NEWS.

Born, August 18th, to the wife 0
d. D. Pittman, daughter.
Attorney w. E. Yates ATTENDED
to legal business in Albany Lar
week.
Mrs. Morris and niece Of McMinn
Vile, visited friends in this city
last week.
Hop pickers are beginning to cir
culate through the country on theil
annual mission.
George W. Henkle was a passen'
ger to the coast Friday. He will
rusticate over there for couple o1
weeks.
Attorney E. E. Wilson spent a
few days at the coast last week.
Ed feels improved since he dabbled
his feet in the water of bliss.
One thousand samples Moki Tea
to be given away on Wednesday,
August 22nd at Allen & Wood
wards. Come early everybody.
Miss Olive Thompson made a
trip to Salem Saturday in the in
terest of the Belgian hare rabbitry
which she and her sisters have
started.
Miss Erma Lawrence was ex.
pected to arrive in this city yester-
day, en- route to Newport, where
she will enjoy an outing Of a week
or two.
In Fridays Oregonian, in con-
nection with an article on promi-
nent teachers of the state, fine
cut of Prof. J. B. Horner, of the
OAC, appeared.
J. A. Spangler has vacation of
Two weeks from his duties at the
OAO. He expected to leave yes
terday for an outing in Oregon City,
Portland and The Dalles.
RaymondIHenkle returned Friday
from Brownsville. In the course of
a few week he will go East and en-
ter school of pharmacy. He ex-
poets to go to New York city.
W. A. Currin and George Big
ham returned late Friday evening
from their hunting excursion south
west of Mary's Peak. They en-.
joyed a good hunt and secured one
buck.
w. Corbett and family are en-.
ioying an outing at Sulphur
Springs, about fourteen miles north.
west OF this city. They are accom-
panied by Mr.. Corbett's sister,
Miss jessie Con bett, who is out on a
visit from Iowa.
George Bowers ia now in Albany
holding chair in the ''Combina-
ton" barber shop. He may be
there permanently, but three months
Is assured him, as the party whose
chair he holds has gone East for
this length of time.
Ivan r. Daniel mounted his
wheel early Saturday morning and
started for the Big Elk country,
far a good "ish" His return oc.
Cured Monday evening. In one
sense of the word he got "6sh," but
in the other he didn't. His sister
says he never catches anything
anyway.
People who has been over at the
coast report having witnessed .
leather DANCE by the silets Indians,
given in the auditorium at Newport.
From what is stated 1t was a novel
affair, as the dancers were dressed
in all the aplendor of their days OF
long ago. Feather dances and pot
laches will soon be features of a
departed age.
it has been underst,od and Is
,till thought in this city that
Crock" Bryson is to attend Column
bia College Of Law in New York
city during the coming year, bnt
from the following from the Bpgene
Hpara It ig appaFent that there is
4 mistake somewhere: "Mrs. Rry-
son, of Corvallis, arrived in Eugene
on this afternoons train. The lady
and her son, R. g., will board at
Mrs. Whitaker's during the coming
school year."
The census work in the first dis
trist.In Aregeoan is Is g. ss'omaplssteaa.gsnna 2.
R.'Winn, supervisor OF sala als-
triot has clesed bis Office in Albany.
The last box Of the valuminous re
eorts have been forwarded to Wash
: fngton. The census work OF the
second district is not yet completed,
but will be soon. It is thought that
it will be number of weeks be-
foEe any report ct 9regGr's agnaAg
viii Ie given to the public. local
sensus Genumerators speak very
highly of Mr. W;nn's work in this
connection,