Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-06-30
LOCAL NEWS.
Fishing tackle at Berry's.

Buy yocr 4th OF July outfits at
Nolan & Callahan. 4
Prof. S I. Pratt, OF Philomath,
was u Corvallis visitor, Saturday.
Miss Lulu Young returned last
week from visit with friends at
Wellsdale.
Get your SCISSORS, knives, axes,
scythee, lawn mowers, etc, ground
ss Berry's.
President and Mrs. Thos. Catch
went 20 Salem, Friday, to visit with
their son, Claude. and family.
Celebrate at Independence. Mo.
tor leaves at a. ID. Far" 81 90 for
round trip, returning that night.
Mrs. Hare, of Albany, has been
visiting in this city foe the past
week, the guest of Mrs. E R. Lake.
Mics frankie Hout, little daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hout, is
visiting at Toledo, the guest of Ed
itor and Mrs Soule.
Miss Mary Nolan is home from
Portland, where she is taking a
course in music and elocution at
st. Msrys Academy.
The board walk leading from the
College to Alpha Hall has been
taken up and will be replaced with
. crushed granite path.
Supt.aGs w. Denman returned
Saturday morning from Portland,
where he attended the State Teach
srs' Association meeting.
Mrs. Ella Humbert was elected
president of the Christian Women's
Board of Missiens, at the state
meeting of the Christian Church
hsld last week at Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Corhett, of
skfterton, Iowa, accompanied by
their daughter, Jessie, are visiting
with their son, W. G. Corbett, in
this city. They will remain hese
about two months.
.a4, Laura Winnifred Starbuok has
been granted divorce from Claude
Stsrbuck by the court for Multno-
nah county, the charge being de-
sertion. The parties were married
In Corvallis in 1892.
- Miss Elva Durham, who has
been in Corvallis for the past year,
left for her home in Boston, Satur-
dag. She was accompanied as far
as Dakota by Mr.. Judson Dunham,
Mr.. Chris. Meyers and Mr.. Ellis.
Harley Hall has been employed
for the past week shingling the
barn on the place west of Corvallis
recently purchased by him. He
win begin Immediately to cHt his
winters wood off of this property.
in Grand celebration at Indepen.
dence. Hon. L.. T. Harris, OF Flu.
gene will be the orator of the day.
There will DO a grand barbecue.
Motor leaves Corvallis for Inde.
pendence at .. m. Fare for round
trip 81 90. -
Two bright members of the
eighth grade graduating class Of the
schools of southern Benton, mad
verdantly omitted from the list
heretofore published in the GA
xET7E, are Belle and Earl Edwards,
Of district No. %. .- ..... /
Professor Kent left. Monday, for
Klamath county, where he will
spend month studying the irriga-
tion question. Professor Kent is
seeking knowledge along this line
partly for his own satisfaction, and
in O measure as representative Of
the @ A G experiment station.
Rev. Handsaker, of Des Moines,
Iowa, accompanied Rev. Humbert
home from Turner, and occupied the
pulpit of the Christian church last
Sabbath. Rev. Handsaker is a ma.
tive Of Marion county, and he re-
turns to Oregon after an absence of
ten years, to cake up bis residence.
Miss Una Stewart is expected
home Friday from Pendleton, where
che has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Grace Krebs. Miss Una re-
Gently finished her second year in
music at the Corvallis Agricultural
College, and intends teaching the
piano during the coming summer.
-Prineville Journal. =
Norton Adams will begin the
of large stock barn
on the Walter Wiles farm this week.
The building will be 24x48 feet, 20
feet high, with a 14-foot shed on
three sides. Over 14,OO0 feet OF
lumber and 10000 shingles will be |
consumed in its construction.
These will be furnished by the Soap
Creek mill.
Mr.. Fritz and family arrived |