Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-07-03
LOCAL NEWS.
Fishing tackle at Berry's.

Grover Headrick left this week
for the Yachats, to enjoy an outing
Mis-. Jessie Wiley is visiting in
Salem the guest of her sisters, the
Misses Bailey.
Mrs. Judge J. Day, Of Jackson
vile, Or, is visiting the family o1
Rev. Moses in this city.
Geo. Belt left yesterday for visit
of a week or ten days with his
brother, at Aberdeen, Wash.
Mrs. J. B. Horner and children
have gone TO the coast to spend the
summer in their Nye creek cottage.
C. w. Lederle left yesterday for
Portland and Seattle. He will re-
turn to Corvallis in week or ten
days.
r. l.. Taylor returned home, yes
terday from a trip TO Portland,
Spokane, Butte, and other cities
of the Northwest.
At a meeting Monday night the
directors of school district No. g.,
set July goth as the date for hold
ing the bond election.
Sunday School at 10 and preach
ing at II and 8 o'clock, as usual on
Lords Day, at the Baptist church.
Hearty welcome for all.
J. N. McTadden was in from his
farm home, Wednesday. He says
grain is looking we'll, but all crops
need some warm weather.
Sunday School at the Baptist
Church at 10. Preaching services at
IL and 8 o'clock. All are respect
fully invited to all these services.
Professor Margaret Smell is spend
ing the summer in the East. She
left last Monday. During her alb
sence she will visit New York, Bos-.
ton and Philadelphia.
Harry Withycomb and Ed Ros-
endorf left yesterday for Alsea.
They will spend the 4th at the Dave
Tom place, and may proceed to the
Yachats for q months outing
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ainslie (nee
Leona Smith) left Vienna Austria,
last Monday, for the United States.
DIR. Ainslie~ returns home to accept
an excellent position recently ten
dered him.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Beach and lit
tie daughter, and Mrs. Kit Abbey,
of Portland, will spend Sunday in
Corvallis with friends, on their way
to the Bay, where they will pend
the summer.
l.. W. Hill, one of Philomath's
lsading business men, was IN Cor
Wallis Tuesday. Mr.. Hill has just
substantial addition to
his store and lie making other i'm.
provements.
T, A. Dawson, one of Lincoln
IS progressive farmers, trans
acted business in Corvallis, We'd |
nesday. Mr.. Dawson has fine
stock ranch near Harlan, he is Of
fering for sale.
At the Church of the Good Sa-
maritan (Episeopal) the usual Ser
vices. Sunday School at IL m.
Morning prayer and sermon at II |
a. m. Service in Trinity Church,
Wellsdale,. at 2.3O p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Hershner
and daughter, of Mansfield, OHIO,
are visiting their son and brother,
A. F. Hershner in this city. This
is the first time Mr.. Hershner has
seen his parents since his visit East
fifteen years ago.
Miss Elsie Garfield, of this years
graduating class of O. A. c. visited
friends in Corvallis this week.
Miss Garfield has accepted posi-
ton as instructor in chemistry in
Dallas College, and will enter upon
her duties this fall.
A Fourth of July picnic will be
given on that day at Bellfountain
camp ground, Bellfouutain, under
The auspices of the ladies of Simp-
son chapel. A stirring program
has been prepared and a patriotic
time is assured all who attend.
A correspondent iron, Santa Bar
bara, Calf, writes that VIM. But
Ter, late of Corvallis, has beauti-
full home in the first-named city |
and is doing well. The Hadley's
live in a mansion, and their child
rem are now grown men and
women.
Sheriff Burnett was seized with a
sudden attack of illness yesterday
morning, that confined him to his
room for the day. He had been
unite active in the search for little
peno McCraadv the night before. |