Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-08-21
LOCAL NEWS.

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Oil business, Wednesday,.
Ivan Daniel is now with n theat-
rical company touring Utah.
Hoppickers Wapted-Apply tc
r. i. Taylor. Corvallis, Oregon.
Mrs. Henry C. Allen and little
daughter are hon'e from the coast.
Born, Tuesday, August Is. 1908,
to Mr. and Mrs. NJ. p. Fruit, a
SOL.
Misses MAY Mangus and Maudie
Whitaker are, home from their visit
to Newport.
w. IT. Lesh and Z. Fl Taylor
went to Newport, Tuesday. f"r a
weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Kaupisch,
daughter and seu.in-]aw are enjoy
ing an outing at Elk City.
Victor Spencer returned to Port.
land, Tuesday, after a visit with his
parents In this city.
Prof. w. T. Shaw left yester-
day for Minnesota, where he will
visi. at his old home. +....
Mrs. J. II. Simpson left last week
for visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Cecil Cathey, in California.
Mrs. F. L. Miller and son, Max,
left, Tuesday, for Sulphur Springs,
where they will camp for season.
Sixty hoppickers are wanted for
the Davidson hop yard. Leave Or
ders at Starts confectionery store.
A feld of oats on Dick Kiger's
farm north of town, yielded over sc
bushels to the acre. The field of
50 acres produced 45O0 bushels of
this grain. "
Mrs. Virginia Espey and daugh-
ter, Katie, returned home this week
from a two months visit with
friends in Tacoma and other cities
in Washington and Oregon.
The following visitors to the
coast returned home Monday: Mrs.
M. Gleason and daughter, Maud
Misses Gladys Moore, Harriet
Sheaegreen and Florence Wicks.
Prof J.gB. Horner delivered the
address of welcome on behalf of the
Oregon Agricultural College at the
fourth session of the Pacific Coast
Indian Institute, which convened at
Newport, Tuesday.
Orville Carter and family left
Tuesday for their home at Everett,
Wash, after weeks visit with Mr.
Carter's mother in this city. Or
vile is now deputy treasurer of
snohomish county. E..-
Mrs. Me.va McKennev has pur-
chased four lots from Mr.. Fuller in
Wilkins addition, and Adams
brothers are constructing barn for
her on this property. A dwelling
will be built Immediately.
Miss Helen Steiwer and brother,
Karl, came up from jefferson, Tues
day. Miss Helen will visit with
friends in this city. Karl went on
10 Nashville for a visit with Rod I
erick Nash at his Rock Greek
home.
Governor Chamberlin has ap-
pointed B. f. Irvine, of this city,
one Of a number of delegates from
this state to the National Irriga-
tion Congress which meets at Og-
den. Utah, September Is to 1S, in
elusive. -. @.e.. .. .s--
Picking will begin in Frank
Whitaker's hopvard, south of Cor
Wallis the 4th Of September. Mr..
Whitaker says the quality of his
hops is'excellent.and the yield will
be good. He will pay so cents per
box to pickers. r.
Geo. B. Ready and Otto Herse
are home from their outing in
AIeea. mTs hodOy duu CuliuIoH
returned last Saturday. but Otto
preceded them a day or two. They
report game scarce ami the streams
pretty we'll fshed out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs will OBJ
serve the fftieth anniversary of
their wedding day at their home in
this city, tomorrow, by fami y 1e,
union. Nose Neugass and Joseph
Greenberg and son are tx pected to
arrive from San Francisco today to
be present on that occasion. |
A bunch of two.seated carriages
and a wagon. made at the Corvallis
carriage and wagon factory, were
brought to Eugene and are now on
exhibition in w. K. Scarborough's
warehouse back of his grocery.
This is the factory in which e. G.
Smith, of Eugene, is interested
The buggies are nice turnouts and