Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-09-01
LOCAL NEWS.

Saturday from newport.
Glen Gillette is visiting at the
home of his sister at Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Spar gler are
enjoying an outing at Elk City.
Mrs. e G.. G,rrow and Theodore
left Sunday for a visit in California.
Dr.. and Mrs. N. B Avery arrived,
Saturday, from their outing at New
port.
Born, near Corvallis, last Friday,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cummings,
q SOD.
J.H. Harris and family returned
last week from their outing at Cas-
cadia.
Police Judge Greffoz spent Sun
day with his family at Sulphur
Springs.
J.L. Cation came home from New
port, Saturday, after weeks vaca-
ton at the coast.
Mrs. n. s. Pernot was passen-
gar IRON Newport, on Saturday
mornings G.. & E.
Mrs. E. +. Pe-not and children
returned Saturday from an extend.
ed visit at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Horner, of
Salem, are visiting at the home OF
Mrs Denman In this city.
Prof. J. B. Horner took very
active part in the teachers insti-
tute held last week at WaldPort.
Born to the wife of A. NJ. Mann,
at the family home 8 miles south of
Corvallis, Friday, August %, son.
Superintendent Denman left for
Alsea, yesterday, to spend a week !
among the schools of that section.
Clayton Miller has resigned his
position in the Brick Stable, and re-
turned to his home in Halsey, yes
terday.
James Horning will take about
thirty of his Barred Rock chickens
to Salem and exhibit them at the
State Fair.
Mrs. Grosbeck came up from
Portland on Sundays excursion
train for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Crees.
Miss Anna Maxfeld left Satur-
day for Kings Valley. She will be
absent about three weeks, and will
be missed by her many friends.
Ernest Redd and Walter Wells,
cid o. A. C. students, visited in
Corvallis, Sunday. Bath have EN-
ployment in Portland drugstores.
Misses Laura Chipman and Roma
Grier are spending a week in the
Alsea valley at the home of the lat
ter's grandfather, Nathan Taylor.
Miss Ella johnson is home from
California, where she attended the
millinery openings in San Fran
cisco, and visited friends in other
parts OF Ln6 SIhGe.
Ike Harris, former Corvallisite, {
was member of Sundays excur-
sion party from Portland. He |
spent the afternoon renewing ac-
g 1aintaces in this city.
A. M. Harlan, wife and son, ar
rived from Beatrice, Nebraska, :
last Saturday to make their home 5
in Corvallis. Mr.. Harlan is a :
brother-in-law Of j. Cady. c
Miss Mabel Matteson is visiting 7
friends in town the past few days.
She and her brother, Roy, will at 6
tend school in Corvallis this win i
ter, says the Forest Grove Times. c
George Whitesides spent Satur- !
day and Sunday in Corvallis with
friends and relatives. He has
steady employment in Portla nd in J
which city he has made his home
since the last of March. q
Raymond Henkle has resigned =
his position with the Bennett drug !:
company in San Francisco, and is 9
now in Portland. He is arranging :
10 enter business for himself, and :
may open drug store in Idaho. =
The contract for the construction 8
IF the new public school building Fu
Das heen awarded TO J A. Fleming a
or 1924. Bids were opened last i
afternoon. The building J
g to be completed in sixty working v
lays. Q
Arthur Bier writing from Nome, {
to relatives in this city,
says that he now has employment
10 the mines at salary of five dol .
lars day. The work is hard, I
and be intends returning !
home this fall.
G.. VI Ream, proprietor of the b
q. S. Dying Works, will dispose of e
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