Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-07-22

Darnhhfts.
J.G. Wuestefeld and family are
at Newport.
President Catch and DR.. Harper
were hayward passengers Saturday.
Good Bye Prices on all Summer
Goods. NOLAN & CALLAHAN.
Born, July II, 1902. in this city,
to the wife of sheriff nj. +. Burnett,
q son.
Mrs. Cal Thrasher and family
20 to the coast today for an outln 8
OF ten days or two weeks.
Mrs. J. A. Mccormick and her
daughter, Mrs. McCune, left Fri
day for two or three weeks visit
at Shedd.
Miss Mabel Cronise will leave for
Newport today to enjoy a couple Of
weeks sojourn on the shore of the
great Pacific.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank Hall, who
have been visiting relatives in this
city, left Saturday, for their home
in Albion, Washington.
Ernest Snyder, mother and sis
ter, who have been visiting in Cor
vallis, returned last Thursday to
their home in Brooklyn, Ill.
Janitor Lane has placed benches
under the shade trees at the court
house. This was done last year
and was greatly appreciated by
both young and old.
Miss Ellen Chamberlain, of Cor
wallis, and instructor in the Oregon
Agricultural College, was in the
city Sunday, enroute to Seattle.
Oregon City Enterprise.
We want houses to rent to our
customers. Those who have such
will do we'll to list with us as we
have numerous applications for
houses: Morgan &.Eglin.
The fine new residence of B. j.
Evers, that has been in course OF
construction on College Hill, has
been completed and the family took
possession of it last Friday.
Recorder Vincent reports that
the real estate transfer business
was quiet during the past week,
but that the week before there we're
many documents given him for
record.
Up to date w. C. Corbett has
made in the neighborhood of $780,
600 brick this season. Beginning
this morning, he expects to work
his crew during the balance of the
week making tiling.
Miss Lena Mccormick started fol
Washington last Friday. She ex
pscts to visit friends there until the
public school opens in Corvallis
this fall. Miss Mccormick is one o
our most efficient teachers.
H. B. Miller, formerly presiden
of the o. A. c., but at present al
United States consul to China, ha
informed Oregon relatives that III
will come home at once. 1t i
tbought that he may spend the
winter at home.
1t is quite a common thing t.
hear men inquiring for laborers il
this section at present. This Q
course is the busy season of tn
year, but it is seldom that there
such a dearth of laborers of all de-
soriptions as is the case at present
Amy Cameron has moved int
the residence of his brother, Mon
roe, on Sixth street. Monroe occu
pied this home until recently
when he purchased and moved hi
family into the residence vacate
about a month ago by the family 9
John F. Steiwer.
Henry Amber, real estate agen
of Philomath, was in Corvallis o
business Saturday. Mr.. Anble
SAYS business is iair with him, no
withstanding this is the quiet ses
son of the year in his line of worl
He expects lively real estate trans
actions after harvest.
Last week Oscar Coon purchase
the William Johnson place of 81
acres. This is one of the be-
places in this part of the countr.
The land cannot be excelled an
there is a splendid house on IL
place. Mr. Coon arrived SON
months ago from Michigan an
brought lot OF blooded stock wit
him. That he is satisfied wit
affairs in Oregon is proven by h
latest purchase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis H. Stova
who have been visiting the Cha