The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-09-06
LOCAL LORE.
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New wheat SO.
-E r Bryson spent few days in
Salem this week.
M Gleason and family left Friday
for the Independence hop yards.
Harold Woodcock arrived Thurs
day after an absence Of two weeks.
Mr. anu Mrs. J NJ Porter and son
are Portland VISITORS. They left Thurs
day.
The Thomas Cooper thresher
wound up operations for the season
last night.
Mrs Wrage ia home from two
weeks sojourn with friends in and
about Newberg.
Niles Mary Danneman returned
Thursday from Glen, after a two
weeks visit with her father.
Miss Lulu Spangler is to leave
today for Weston, Her friends gave
her surprise party last night.
B T Burnett leaves tomorrow to
resume his work in the Census depart
ment at Washington D g. He goes
over the Union Pacific.
M E Church: Preaching at II a
m and Z: 80. Epworth League at $50
pm. A cordial welcome to strangers
also, Frank l. Moore. Pastor.
October 18th has been set as the
date for consideration in the probate
court Of tie final estate of Thomas
Eglin. Also for the estate Of Deborah
Hughes.
w E Yates has been appointed
administ rator of the estate Of Charles
Heron, who died in 1899. He has
given bond for $500, with Joseph
Yates as surety.
Corvallis David Otto Herse is the
name of new arrival in Corvallis. He
appeared Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Otto F L Herse.
Weight eight pounds.
The fire department is to meet
this evening for the annual election Of
officers, and the transaction of other
business. The meeting is to occur at
80 at Firemans Hall.
-OJ Blackledge and D M Smith
came home Wednesday from a trip
up the Santiam During their absen-
ce they invested in quantity Of tim
ber land near the G & e RAILROAD.
e r Bryson has been appointed
guardian ad litem to Elsi May Fisher
and Leland W Fisher and a hearing
for the sale Of real property is to be
held in the probate court today.
Mrs Elgin, Mrs Morrison, Misses
Mildred and Ethel Linville. Florence
Wicks Sophia and Mary EIgiu formed
a jolly party of hop pickers that left
for Independence yesterday. They
expec. to be absent several weeks.
On the street yesterday. Sol King
exhibited Yellow Dent corn grown near
the hop yard across the riv er, which
measured 10 feet 10 inches In length, |
or the corn, which he has grown for
stock feed, Mr. King has six acres.
Mr. and Mrs Kaupish of Corvallis.
and Mr. and Mrs Coopey of Portland
left yesterday by private conveyance
for Newport for an outing. They are
to spend a few days at Elk City, |
enroute.
B F Totten. a farmer who resid es
near Oak Ridge church, was seriously |
injured Monday. He was on a loaded
bundle wagon. He slipped off ia front |
and fell under the wagon. both
wheels passing over him, crushing the |
leg at the ankle, dislocating the knee,
breaking rib and lnjuring his arm.
George Eglin and family left at
elk O'Clock Thursday evening for a
trip through southern and eastern
Oregon, They are to be absent six
weeks or two months. and during the
trip will visit Ashland. klamath Falls,
Prineville, The Dalles and many
other towns. They travel by private
conveyance.
1t is announced that P Frank &
Son willsretire from business, having
sold out their racket store In Eugene,
The new purchasers are to take char
ge OF the store January 1st. This firm
at one time conducted racket store
in Corvallis. At Eugene it is said
that they built up an immense busi- !,
hess and prospered beyond their high.
est expectations.
Mrs Walton, wife of one of thel
menin the sewer work, ia i'll with Dip
liberia at her home in the Kelly house,
next door to the Congregational
church. For time her condition was
very serious, but Monday afternoon
the anti-toxine treatment was applied s:
with marked success, and yesterday
afternoon the patient was believed to
be well along the road to recovery.
-Mahala z Bohannon has filed her !
first semi-annual account es executrix
of the estate Of W e Bohannon de- !
ceased, The real property is valued !
at 81 800; personal ST. 1,487; total So
2S7. The executrix has been author. I
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