The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-09-17
LOCAL LORE.
Ride a Rambler.

Kits r Z 0reuoZ returned SaCQr,
day from Portland.
After two weeks spent In Soutk.
ern Oregon, W A Wells arrived Sat
urday.
Miss Gail Hare returned Satur.
day to her home in Albany after a
weeks visit at the Nolan home.
Harry Davis raturned Saturday
from Eastern Oregon, where he spen
the summer.
Fred Groshong arrived last week
from Harvey county, and will resume
his studies at OAC.
Miss Ella Johnson returned Sat
Hrday from ten days. attendance al
the millinery openings in Portland.
Lebanon Express Advance: Mrs
a r Locke of Corvallis, has arrived
and is the guest of Mrs Ell W Locke.
Mrs John Lenger and daughter,
were passengers for Portland Satur-
day, They are to be absent several
days.
An offer of 81 500 was refuse by
s L Henderson for his residence the
other day. The proposed buyer was
a stranger.
Sunday, Columbus Reid and Tam
Case arrived from three weeks trip
to Crook County, where they have
timber claims.
Mr. and Mrs E N Starr and two
children have gone to Ashland to
spend the winter. The change is
made for reasons Of health.
Chester Avery is preparing to re.
move with his family to Southeast
ern Oregon. He expects to leave the
first of next week.
Monday morning, Miss Belle
Ranney began her duties as teacher
In the public schools at Fossil. She
left Corvallis last week,
Salem journal. Mrs W @ Kant.
ner and daughters, Miss LaVerne and
Miss Constance have gone to San
Francisco, where the latter will re-
ceive treatment at a hospital.
The interest of Guy Seeley in the
city delivery has been purchased by
Captain Robinson. The latter is now
sole owner Of the delivery business.
The change occurred Monday.
Mrs Bean and SOD, of Chicago, ar.
rived Saturday, and are the ssguests of
her mother, Mrs George, who recently
moved fromGlenbrook toCorvallis, and
now resides in the Denman house In
Jobs addition.
-Cascara bark dropped an eighth
of a cent in the local market the 9TH
er day. and was quoted by buyers at
27s. It is said that three times as
much Of the bark as was expected,
has appeared in the market during
the season.
H E Fischer, accompanied by bis
son Ernest, arrived Saturday from the
springs in Southern Oregon, where
he went two months ago in the hope of
benefitting his health. His condition
is notfmproved. The trip from AL
bany to Corvallis was made by priv
ate conveyance.
Carson Rademaker now resides
at the home OF his sister, Mrs Philip
Phiie, in this city. The implements
and machinery on his farm east Of
Corvallis We're sold at auction Satur-
day, and the farm has been leased to
Cecil and Eric Butler. Of the neigh
borhood.
Extensive repairs are being put
on the house of J W Ingle on Third
street. The property was recently,
purchased Of George Eglin, and for
week has been occupied by Mr. Ingle
and family. formerly of Philomath.
The repairs are TO include complete
renewal of the foundation.
-E W Simpson passed through
town last week enroute to Minneap-
oils. Minnesota, to resume his studies
of medicine. It will take about Is
to finish his course, and he
does not expect to come home until
it is completed.
After a visit of three weeks
old friends 10 Benton, J Nj
Henkle left yesterday for his home in
Crook county. AS soon as he can
sell his stock farm near Prineville, |
Mr. Henkle expects to return to Ben |
ton to reside. He hopes to be able to |
arrive this autumn or next spring, |
He makes the trip home in a private |
conveyance over the Santiam road |
over the Cascades. and expects to be |
three and half days enroute,
The funeral OF r W Moses, uncle
Of Couaty Clerk Moses, occurred at
Crawfordsville, Sunday. Save Rev
P A Moses, the deceased was the
only surviving member Of Virginia
family Of IL children. He was 63
years of age, and had been resid ent
Of Oregon "a years. during which
time he resided at Charlottesville.
where he was engaged in the drug
business. For two years he was presi-
dent OF the Oregon State Board of
Pharmacy. He was an ex-officer in
the Confederate army, and was never
married