Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-08-13
s. E. Young & Son.
Albany, Oregon.
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. c. MacLean went to New
port last week.
Miss Nettie Harlan, Of Oregon
City, is visiting in this city.
Prof. J. B. Patterson has enjoyed
himself at the coast during the past
few days.
DR.. Bowen Lester left, Saturday,
for the coast to enjoy an outing of
ten days or more.
B. W. Wilson was among the
Corvallisites who went to the sea-
shore last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kerr and son,
Meit, went over to the coast, Satur-
day, for few days outing.
Mrs. Minnie Lee was passenger
to the coast Saturday. She intends
remaining couple Of weeks.
John Benson, now Of Portland,
was in Corvallis during the past
few days, looking over the scene Of
his old stamping grounds"
Mrs. Sherman Wade arrived in
Corvallis, Saturday, from her home
in Olex, Or. She will visit with
relatives fer couple of weeks.
Miss Agnes Klecker, of Portland,
who visited in this city last week,
left yesterday for the coast, where
she will remain for a week or so.
Misses Leona Smith, Martha
Fischer, Edna Irvine and Mabel
Withycombe, departed for the coast,
Saturday. They will be guests at
the Withycombe cottage at New
port fer week or longer.
Miss Ethel Woodbridge, of Port
land, arrived in this city last week
for visit with her cousins, Mrs. A..
V. Fullington and Miss Alice Hor-
ton. She will remain for two or
three weeks.
There is talk in certain quarters.
Of Lincoln county of making Hon.
Wallis Nash the next judge Of that
county. If such should come to
pass Mr.. Nash will be credit to
his comfy and he is thoroughly ca
pable in every way.
H. V. Meade, of Grants Pass,
arrived in Corvallis, Thursday, for
a brief visit with his sister, Mrs. v.
E. Waters. Mr.. Meade is connect
ed with the Mining Journal pub
lished in Grants Pass. He depart
ed for his home, Friday.
Mrs. s. Fl. Horton, ef Monroe,
was visiting this city during the
latter part of last week. On her
return home she was accom- panied
by Mrs. A, V. Fullington and Miss
Ethel Woodbury., who will remain
in the county for week or longer
Mart spangler, of San Francisco,
has written his father, J. A. Spapg-
Ter, of this city, that in case his
branc, Of the labor union in San
Francisco is ordered to join in the
strike at that city he will embrace
the opportunity to make a short
visit home.
Albany people who heard the lee.
ture of Wallis Nash at Newport OF
the subject Of music compliment il
highly. Among other things. Mr.
Nash gave a golden truth in the
statement that when members O.
cheirs sing for the glory OF the
church and not for their own glory
there will be no trouble in having
harmonious choirs.-Democrat.
On the 11th of last April Mrs
Clara 0. Ascher was committed tc
the asylum from this county. The
superintendent of the asylum dis
charged the patient August 9Th
and informed the authorities here
that she was greatly improved ane
was out on three months leave o
absence to determine if her cure was
lasting.
A letter received in this city {
few days ago stated that John Os
burns health had been wonderfully
benefited since he went to South
ern Oregon. lie recently spen
three weeks at Tolmann Spring
and took vapor baths. He is nov
in splendid condition and is enjoy
ing very good health for man VIII
is 73 years of age. He conten
plates trip East this fall and ma.
spend the winter with his eiste
who lives in Pennsylvania. MI
Osburn is staying with bis daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. J. Heuck, at Gold Hill
Dave Osburn is also down ther
and likes the country very much
SO much, in fact, that he may re.
main in that section.