The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-07-30
Mrs Mary Bryson returned Fri
day from a fri % to Newport,

! DAY from TIL p TO newport.
| Professor Kent arrived yesterday
| from a brief sojourn at Newport.
Mrs Thomas Jones leaves Friday
for Reaside, for an extended visit with
relatives.
Thomas Jones and Donald Gra-
ham left yesterday for a few days
fishing at Alsea. .,
Miss Edith Gibson left yesterday
| for Boston to resume her musical
studies.
DIR Harper and wife and Miss
Shields returned Friday from a weeks
sojourn at Newport.
Letters Of administration have
been issued to Mary Allen In the es-
tate Of William Allen.
John V Shelton formerly OF Cor
Wallis, is now chemist for the Roane
Iron Company at BrockWood Tennes-
see.
| "A marriage license was issued
Saturday by the county clerk to r j
Coffee and Addie Davis both of Hos.
kins.
M E Church. The pulpit will be
filled next Sunday by the pastor Rev.
Frank L Moore. A cordial welcome to
all.
Mrs Anna S Bryant has been ap-
pointed guardian OF the persons and
estete of Elsie May Fisher and Leland
| W Fisher.
After a visit Of several weeks
| with her sister, Mrs Harper, Miss
Shields LETT yesterday for her home in
Indiana.
|, William J Henderson made final
proof before the county clerk Monday
on his homestead in Wren precinct.
His Witnesses were Homer Lilly and
Henry Witham.
Eggs are 20 cents in the local
market. Quotations abroad make
them weak at that figure, but local
dealers DO not anticipated decline:
Rev G A Hyatt formerly pastor
Of the M E Church, Corvallis, but now
OF Oakland Oregon. and Walter Winni.
ford of Kings Valley were guests over
Sunday of Corvallis friends.
Neal Newhouse returned Friday
from Charlottesville, where he weut
oman unsuccessful TIP for thepurchase
OF sawmill property and land. I
oil Weiser, who formerly held
position in Clark's hardware store in
this city, is now city salesman for
big hardware establishment in st Paul.
He left Corvallis nine or TO years
ago.
The Cooper thresher, according
to reports, is to begin operations next
Wednesday or Thursday. A large
portion Of fall sown wheat is already
in shock. Many tfsreshers will be
a-field week from Monday.
An ice cream social will be held
at Mcfarland Chapel near Bruce.
Monday evening August 4th, from 8
to II o'clock. A short program will
be rendered, All are cordially invited
New deeds fled for record are,
Hattie A Hovendon and husband to
John Rickard, Hanna property in
Corvallis comprising house and six
lots, $1,1O0; o & G r r to Joe Hirsch-
berg, 400 acres in Alsea; Mary c
Allen to George n Neiken, 80 acres
near PhilCmath $500.
Ed Strange ie wiring the new
residence Of Mrs Hemphill for the
electric light. The frame Of the
building is up, but the roof is not yet |
on, The building is on Jefferson near
the College campus, and when finished |
will be a very complete home. Frank |
Foster and Mr. Anderson are doing |
the work.
w W Calkins and family left yes
terday for Eugene, to reside. They |
arrived several months ago from
Minnesota, and during their stay in |
Corvallis have made many friends
who regret their departure for anoth,
er home. A new residence Of which |
" o Heckart is builder, is in course
OF construction at Eugene, and the
family will occupy it as soon as COM
pleted.
"A valuable horse owned by James
Hays had to be shot Sunday. Tt was
running with mate in the pasture.
Sunday morning, he was found with
a hind leg broken, just below the
hook. The theory is that the unfor5u-
nate nag was kicked by his mate while
the latter played. The dead horse
1900, and was a fac work
animal.
One hunting party that did not
get skunked was Ed Allen, DR. Logan
and Richard Fehler, all OF Philomath
They went to Mary's Peak Friday and
came back Sunday, bringing home two
fine bucks. The deer were taken on
what ia known to hunters as "The
knob,' Game is reported as plenfi-
ful in the vicinity. The grass on the
top of the peak is unusually fine, and
abundant enough one of the hunters
oil tho aafflsa in Rnntnr |