The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-07-05
LOCAL LORE.
Wool 15H
Ride a Rambler.
Wheat So: oats 80,

I'll D Campbell came up Thursday
from Independence.
Miss Anna Pelton o. s a tie IS
visiting Miss Grace Catch.
Mise Helen Crawford went to Al
bany Wednesday for few days visit.
Miss Carrie Dsnneman arrived
Wednesday from Clem.
Allan Bates has returned to his
position in Graham & Wortham's drug
store,
Caleb Davis presented two wild
cat scalps at the county clerks office
Yesterday on bounty.
Mrs Collins and children and Miss
Ainslee Of Portland are guests at the
John Smith home.
Mrs J S Moore Of Independence
arrived Thursday for visit with Mr.
and Mrs Bryant Young.
Walter Hodes Of Eugene arrived
Thursday, and is the guest OF rela-
tives for few days.
John Blumberg arrived from
Eastern Oregon Wednesday, for a
visit with Corvallis relatives and
friends.
United Evangelical Church.
Preaching service at IL a m and p
m. by the pastor, At Mt View at 80
H A Deck. pastor.
Mr. and Mrs Groshong arrived
Wednesday from Centralia Washing
ton for visit With their sisters, Mrs
Ed Eornipg and Miss Abbie Groshopg.
Miss Hortenae Greffoz of Portland
passed through Corvallis Tuesday en-
route to the Ourrier home, where she
will visit for q few days.
Miss Nellie Faucet passed
through Corvallis Tuesday enroute TO
Newport, where she will spend the
sum mer.
Mrs J G Kaupish left for Port
land Thursday in respoace TO tele
gram announcing the illaes5 of her
daughter.
Miss Myrtle Shonkwiler returned
to her homa in Salem Saturday, after
three weeks visit with Corvallis
friends.
john Wyatt delivered So neeces
Of w0ai in town the other day that
made an average weight OF 1873
pounds.
A local firm shipped $4,000
pounds 81 wool Wednesday, The puT-
chases Of the same deajer FOR the
season, aggregate ll7,C00 pounds.
Mrs L S9ook, who has been ia
Corvallis for several days left Thurs
day for Salem, accom- panied by Der
husband, who is contractor on AG.I-
cultural Hell.
Fred Steiwer Of Jefferson AMI J
S Scott OF Tangent, members Of this
years graduating class at OAC, arri-
we'd Thursday to spend the Fourth.
Mrs J II Gu Moulin aud mother
Mrs George, OF Glenbrook, are the
guests Of friends. Mrs George has
rented the Depnman house in Jobs
addition and 10 September expects TO
OCCUPY it with her family, Mrs du Mo |
lin expects to enter OAC.
The cen. real estate transfers
fled for ec3rd are; @ & & r E Go. |
TO Samuel H Moore 80 acres near !
Soap Creek. $500, G Ct E 2 r Co. TO
Samuel Il Moore 80 acres near Soap |
Greek, $500 Marshal z Miller ct al to |
James " Jory q aero one half mile
north Of Corvallis $50.
-.AmoDg the advertisements run
ming in 2 CLo3lI county p&per is u |
timber land notice in which Tam Chai- |
ners Case, Of Corvallis Benton County |
Oregon signifies 10 the public in which |
he has filed on IG0 acres OF lana il |
Crook county. The tract is on the |
east slope OF tA Cascades.
Alex Sclick has sold his half in
terest il the bEicG sgatle. The pur-
chasers are M0rdi NsaneY and James
Wacgoner, both oG Brownsville, They
are to have immediate possession. The
sale was made Wednesday. ATr SoLicS
will remain in Corvallis for the pre-
sent,
Corvallis Winchesters are being
ovarhaaled, Dot 2or Tracy and Merrill Ii
but because Of the near approach Of l.
tbs open season for deer. Local i
ap0rtsu "a aco already b sst ming TO
plan for the opening days hunt, all be-
ing anxious to be first on the ground /;
on the fret morning Of the open seq I
son, which will be July 18Th.
Jesse H0uck IS to bo an electric
Hght'oWner. In connection with his f
flouring mill, her is establishing an {
electric Iighs plant at Cold Hill, Jack |
son c3un5y, Tie machinery is al .
ready arriving. The population OF :
the town Is 500, and 100 !ights are to |
be installed. Is
CHARLES Colbert had a very mar :