The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-08-20
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Born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs R
L Brown Of Wells, son.
Charles Kirk returned yesterday
from months stay at Newport,
w A Wells and N B Avery ex-
pect to leave tomorrow for Cascadia.
e E Wilson returned Sunday
from weeks outing at Beaver Creek.
Miss Kate Jones of Albany was
a guest at the Cronise home over Sun.
day.
w E Yates returned to Newport
yesterday, to spend another week
with his family.
After two weeks visit with her
father Woods Jackson, Mrs Bates re-
turned to her home in Washington
yesterday.
DIR and Mrs Pernot Mrs J G Tay-
lor, Mrs r Smith, and Mrs Ches ter
Avery spent Sunday at Newport.
Mrs Randall and Miss julia Ran
dali returned Friday from weeks
visit at Scio.
Richard Graham and family and
Miss Lura Flett returned from a six
weeks sojourn at Newport.
Miss Frances Belknap left for
Portland yesterday to visit Miss Cert
rude Ewing.
Mrs John Simpson and Merle re.
turned Monday from brief sojourn
at Newport.
Mrs J o Wilson and Miss Leona
Smith returned yeste day from New
port.
- George Henkle returned
Tuesday after ten days sojourn at
Newport.
Mrs Fl L Hall Of Buena Vista ar
rived Monday for weeks visit with
her parents.
-Mrs J Mason left ye sterday to at
tend the Openings Of the Portland
millinery stores. She will be absent
about ten days.
The price at which the Henry
Bell.house on Sixth street change d
hands was $500.
Roy Woodcock left Monday to
join his mother who has been for two
weeks on camping trip at Sulphur
Springs.
Charles and William Johnson
left yesterday for Farmer, Washing
ton for visit with their father J D
Johnson. They ale to be absent three
weeks,
% J Blackledge and party retur.
ned Thursday from three weeks OF
camp life at Yachats. They report
plenty of game and royal good
time.
The Johnson Callahan Rennie
party is to break camp at Beaver
| Creek today, and is expected home
tomorrow.
John Rickard arrived Saturday
from Cascadia, but is to go back in
day or two to join his family and all
Will remain there for awhile. There
are many campers at the springs, am.
ong them Mr. and Mrs Mcmahon of
Corvallis,
Mr. and Mrs George Coote retur-
ned Yesterday from Santa Barbara,
California. where they have been WIS.,
iting for the past month. They are
accompanied by Mrs Butler and chill
dren, who will be their guests for an
indefinite period.
R l. Feagles ret urned yesterday
from three months prospecting "trip
in the mountains In the vicinity of
Roseburg and Cow Creek Canyon.
Gold was found in various places, but
not in paying quantities.
The Cook mare and the Tortora
horse, the latter OF which is now
owned by Ernest Case of Albany
met In their fourth race Sunday. It
took place on the Kiger track, and
the mare won. The stakes were 5000.
A large number of persons went out
to the track and paid 25 cents TO see
the race.
According to the statement of
John Wyatt, whose threshing machine
is operating In the Vicinity Of Philo-
math, the grain yield in that section
Is considerably short of expectations,
A much better crop than the ordinary
was generally expected, Mr. Wyatt
said but yields Of wheat and oats so
far, seem to indicate that the fall
sown grain is scarcely up to the aver.
age.
An Irish policeman. Of Topeka,
arrested sleepwaker a short time
ago, who had wandered away from
home in his night clothing. ''Surely
you are not going to lock me up
said the sleepwalker. "I can't be re-
responsible for the position you found
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