The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-08-01
Doc. jackson and family joined
the Sulphur Springs colony Friday.

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Mrs. M Elk returned Thurs day
from g. pleasant visit with Portland
friends.
-Julius Wuestefeld and family re-
turned Thursday from their outing at
the seashore.
Mrs. William Broders and chill
dren went to Newport Thursday for a
months recreation.
The families OF J. D. Mann and D.
M. Smith have pitched their tents at
Sulphur Springs for the season.
Arrangements have been made
for additional Improvements In side
walks on the west side ofsecond street
between Jefferson and Adams.
Mrs. Horace Locke went to the
seaside Thursday and will occupy
cottage 10 company with the family OF
DR.. Blake Cauthorn, OF Brownsville.
-Ciem Hodes came home Wednes-
day from two weeks stay in Alsea
with Dick Zahn, and Of course he en-
ioyed himself. Dick always sees that
the boys have good time when they
call on him.
Ell and Abe King have contracted
to supply quantity Of baled cheat
hay to w. j. Smith. a saWmill man of
Detroit. en- the eastern extension Of
the G. & E. The fret car to be ship
ped was loaded Monday.
Rev. Handsaker,7wb has become
pastor OF the Christian church, is ship
ping his household goods to town. It
is expected that with his family, he
will occupy the Oren house on Eighth
etreet. He will occupy his pulpit
morning and evening Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holcomb of Kansas,
who have spent couple of months In
Corvallis 10 see how the climate and
conditions snited them, left Wednes-
day for the East. They expect to dis
pose Of their property interests there,
and to return to Oregon to reside.
Mics Rose Greff z has recently ac-
cepted position as stenographer and
cashier in large Portland establish
ment that handles wall paper, paints,
oils, and artists supplies. Her sister
Adelaide, formerly with Olds & King,
ia stenographer for Portland law
firm.
Rev. Humbert and family left yes
terday for Eugene to reside. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Humbert have positions
there in the Divinity school. Their
residence of several years in Corvallis
has been most pleasant for their
friends, and profitable for the congre-
cation of the Christian church, which
they served.
After an absence OF 12 years,
Fred Horning arrived Thursday, and
is guest at the home Of his brother.
E. B. Horning. For several years he
has been travelling for a wholesale
machinery house Of San Francisco,
with his routes through the southern
states. He leaves next week to resume
his duties.
The Oregon-Pacific Colonization
Company has filed brief and counter
affidavits in the suit over the sale of
the Coe lands, which the Coast Land
& Livestock Company is endeavoring
TO bring about. The former company
got out a temporary Injunction re-
straining the eale Of the lands, and the
Coast Land & Live Stock Company In
a bearing in the circuit court, July
Goth, moved to dissolves the ipjunc-
tion. Offering affdavits and argument
in support Of the motion. The court
now has the matter under advisement.
The case involves judgment for
$1O1 900.
"A Salem special to the Oregonisn
says; Governor Chamberlain today
restored Charles Rose, who served a
two-years' sentence in the penitentiary
from Benton county for larceny TO
full citizenship, Ever since his release
Rose has had employment and has
led an honest, upright and industri- |
GUS life.'' Rose is the man who
worked at one time for Gus Harding,
as laborer on the farm. and while |
there etole about $40 from a fellow
who was his room mate, He
came to Corvallis aud purchased a
Iady's watch at Metzger's. By the |
latter act the officers detected him /
and secured evidence that resulted in |
his conviction and sentence.
y Benton county has many herds |
of fine stock. Among the lots are |
Poland China hogs owned by Peter
The original stock was
all purchased from show pens. with |
sires from the best pens In the East.
All Mr.. Whitaker's hogs are full blood
and are registered in the name Of
the buyer, when 80 desired. He has
10 about 80 head, Of which the young
er stock ranges from three to six
months old. and weigh from fifty to