Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-09-12
LOCAL NEWS.

". A. Sanders and wife returned
Tuesday, from a trip to Portland
Mrs Fl. A. Fuller left this week
for Francis, Wash, where she Will
make her home.
Roy Millhollen, who is now as.
sistant pharmist in drug store at
Cottage Grove, visited in Corvallis,
Wednesday.
Percy Clarke went to Portland,
Wednesday. He expects to secure
q position in q hardware establish
,nent in the metropolis.
S.L. Kline, who has been with
his family in San Francisco during
the past two months is expected to
arrive in Corvallis within the next
few days.
Chief of Police Alexander went
to the Scott & Taylor hop yards,
near Buena Vista, Wednesday.
During his absence Homer Aldrich
carries the star.
Tuesday was the banner chittim
bark day of the season for Corvallis
40 far this year. One of our local
firms received more than l4,ooo
pounds of the bark.
Mrs. C. C. Chapman and daugh-
ter, Miss Laura, returned from
Portland, where they visited rela'
tives and attended the Elks' Car
nival, last Tuesday:
w. A. Parr, of Clear6eld. Iowa,
arrived 10 Corvallis this week on
tour Of inspection. He likes the
cnuntry and may decide to make
this city his residence.
Hon. R.J. Nichols and family
moved to Corvallis today to make
this city their home. They Will
occupy the Blackledge residence
near the college campus.
Baptist church-Sundav school
ut 10 a. m, preaching at IL a. M.
and 7:3O p. N. These services will
he continued until further notice.
Hearty welcome extended to all.
w. S. Gardner will 60 to Tacoma,
Wash, Monday, to attend the Pho
toxraphers' Association of the "a
cific Northwest, which holds its
second annual convention in that
city Sept. 17th to Goth. His studio
will be closed during his absence OF
one week.
Frank Thrasher, who has held
the position for some time as night
.slerk at the Occidental hotel, went
to Independence few days ago to
sccept position in store. Jay
yanCleve came out from the ay,
Wednesday, to accept the position
vacated by Frank.
The marriage of DR. c. H. Newth,
Of Philomath, and Miss A. ku-
ble, of Junction City, was solem'
pized at Albany, Tuesday, at the
home of the brides uncle, Mr.. Moe
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Ware, of Philomath. The GA
zETrE extends congratulations.
Wednesday, John Zeis and Ed
Smith went to Portland, where
thew will see the sights for few
days. WAi.e absent they will visit
the state fair at Salem and will 60
"a far south as Redding, Calf. Mr.
Zsis has relatives in the latter city
The Young men expect to be away
from home a couple of weeks.
Charley Barnhart left, Wednes'
day, in company with his mother
Mrs. John Barnhart, for Everett
Washington. Mrs. Barnhart has
daughter, Mrs. William Newman
in that city, and the former vii
visit there for two or three months
at least. Charley expected when
departing that he would return
home in the course of a week
Mrs. E. H. Taylor, whose foo
was 90 badly wrenched while walk
ing on a defective bit of Sidewalk
something more than month age
IN not getting along as well as
was hoped that she would. He
foot il still in q plaster cast ant
ehe can only get about with the as
sistance of crutches. There Ii
liable to be a suit brought agains
aome party as the result OF this &C
eident.
Monday evening, between si'
aud seven o'clock, John Rickare
left Corvallis for his home som'
four miles south Of town, and wheI
in front of William Horning's home
iust across Marys river wheel
man suddenly appeared and fri!ht
ened the horse he was driving. IN
animal wheeled about and MI
Rickard was thrown out and quit
seriously hurt. He was picked VI
in an unconscious condition an
taken to the Horning home, wher
he was cared for. Tuesday he wa
conveyed to his own home. 1t wa
found that no bones were broker
but for a time it was feared that b
had received internal injuries. How
ever, he is getting along as wei
could be expected and no serio'
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