Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-09-11

years experience. A few organs t'
rent. r. N " hite, Corvallis.
Prof. Coville and family wer'
among those returning from th'
coast on Wednesdays train.
Mrs. J. B. Horner has gone t.
spend a few days with her father
E. Skipton, near Philomath.
G. A Danneman started Wednes
day on his return to Glenn. Oregon
after few days visit with his
family in this city.
Miss Roe, niece of Mrs. B. W.
Wilson, passed through Corvallis
en- route to her home in Fores,
Grove, after a month spent at the
coast.
The ladies of the Methodist
church, south. will give n ica rrea m
socia! on the F. rsonago Lawn This
evening. Everybody is invited.
Admission free. A small charge
made for refreshments.
G. NJ. Ream left on Wednesday
for an extended visit to his sister
at Hagernan, New Mexico. He
has been incapacitated for bust
ness for about three months, on ac-
connt of injuries to his shoulder
while exercising.
1t is reported by those who came
out from Newport Wednesday, that
on Tuesday, a boy living at that
place, caught 46-pound salmon
with q troll A kix-shooter was
emptied into the body of the fish
before they were able to land it.
N. Young, the father of Mrs. A.
J. Johnson, of this city returned to
his home in Scio, on September 5.
Mr.. Young will probably purchase
a residence here and make Cor
wallis his future home.
Misses johnson. the enterprising
milliners who were turned out of
their former place of business by
the Sunday afternoon fire, will re.
open in the Mack Hemphiil build
ing. A large show window has
just been placed in position.
The University of Oregon at
Eugene premises to put in the field
this season the strongest team eyer
put on the gridiron in Oregon.
Our O. A. C. boys will have to do
their level best to make a showing
with them. The game will be
played Novem Der 2l.
The Y. NJ. G. A. at the Cole ge
will make their canvass of the city
Tuesday, September Is, to secure
list of all roon,ing and boarding
places. All who expect to keep
students will materially assist the
association by having ready their
data as to the number Of rooms,
and board, etc.
Noble w. Leadbetter, who is
now representing the International
Correspondence Schools of Scranton,
Pa, left for independence on
Wednesdays Westside train. He
expects to be absent month in
the interest of these schools, and
will probably visit Coos and Curry
counties before returning 70 this
place.
Mrs. Mary Motley, nee McLagan,
formerl; of this city, whose hus-
band O. v. Motley died recently in
Eastern Oregon. has just returned
for visit to Corvallis. She brought
with her Miss Hattie Spencer, who
reports great improvement in her
health during her absence of a year
and a half, due to the favoring eli
mate of the sage brush section.
DR.. E. Bennett, the popular
young physician of Bellfountain,
assisted by Drs Psrnot and Farra,
performed critical surgical opera
tion for appendicitis on Miss Dolly
Brown, at her home near Bellfoun-
tain, on the 7th instant. The eper-
tion was perfectly successful, the
appendix being found affected and
removed, and the patient is now in
a fair way to recovery.
The Lompoc Journal contains the
following item about two former
Corvallisites: Mrs Ell FL. Kreger.
of Santa Barbara has rented tn
George Roberts building, now occu-
pied by U. B. Vogle. She will
stock the place with all kinds of
ladies' wear. including millinery
goods. Mr.. Vogle will eccupy one
corner until the construction of the
new stores by MI. Roberts or FL
street and Ocean avenue, one of
which he will move into.
Samuel Lane, who has been en-
pioyed on the Benton County Lum
ber yard, accompanied by the R.sv.
Mr.. TAYLOR, and their families, left
Corvallis on September 4, for Cola-