Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-09-04
LOCAL NEWS

DUH, kOdtuI0dt AuSueG 81, AOOo
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Fulton, 8
son. "
Mrs. Frank Porter is visiting
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Blakeslee.
Organs repaired and cleaned; &c
years experience. A few organs to
rent. R. N. White, Corvallis.
The county clerk issued mar
riage license..to A. T. Ray and Pearl
Gilman, both of Beilfountain.
Hon. E III. Beiknap returned
through Corvallis from Turner,
where he had been to try a contest
over the rights of property.
Hon. Claude Catch, of Salem,
passed through Corvallis this week,
on his way home from an outing at
Newport. To judge by his looks he
has enjoyed bis vacation at the
seashore.
Mr.. Con Sullivan, the genial
superintendent of the Corvallis &
Eastern Railroad, with his family
visited Sulphur Springs for rest and
recreation during the first part of
the week.
Clum Read left today for South
ern Oregon, for three weeks trip,
to visit his copper mine. His ciaim
adjoins the Geo. Smith mine, near
Jacksonville, which is considered a
valuable property.
Rev. Guy. who has been visiting
the Rev. Carrick and family and
recuperating from the effects of his
railroad accident in Colorado, left
yesterday for his future field of
work at Banners Ferry, Idaho.
The next business meeting Of the
Lewis & Clark Club, of Corvallis,
has been called for this afternoon,
Friday, at 4 o'clock, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Laferty, A full at
tendance of the NEIL bers is re-
quested.
J. K. Berry has sold his interest
in the bicycle business heretofore
known as Berry Bros, and will
leave shortly for the East. The
business will be carried on by Ber-
ry & Carl, both young men expert
in the business.
Miss Anna Denman, who has
been spending her summer vaca-
tion in Corvallis, returned to Union
yesterday, where she will teach i'll
the public schools of that city,
Miss Denman has taught one year
in Union, and the school board
showed their appreciation and good
judgment by advancing her to
higher position.
Another of the young graduates
OF the .. A. G. left Corvallis, TO en-
ter medical college in the East,
and complete a four years course
in medicine. Will T. Johnson,
who has been for some time an as.
sistant in the horticultural depart.
ment at the College. started on
Monday last for St. Louis to enter
the Marion Sims Beaumont Medi-
cal College. We wish him the
best of success in his chosen calling.
G. C. Hogue, Past Grand Master
Workman of the A. O. U. W., is
on tour through the state, visit
ing the lodges of the order, aud
spoke last night to the Workmen of
this city. on the interests Of the
order. Mr.. Hogue is an old resi-
dent Of Corvallis, and was at one
time tine general freight agent and
auditor of the G. & E. R. r., then
known as the Oregon Pacific R. r.
E.. L. Howe, who lives near Gran
ger, and his father, George Howe,
of Albany, were in town yesterday
on business with the county court
Guardianship papers were issued to
B. L. Howe in the matter of an
estate of a minor who lives in Wor-
cester, Mass. An order was made
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parties interested regarding the
sale of certain property belonging
to the minor.
Edward Rosendorf leaves Cor
wallis tomorrow for the East by
way of the Canadian Pacific, to en-
ter the medical department Of the
University of Pennsylvania. The
course in this college covers period
of four years, after which our young
friend purposes to spend two years
in the hospitals of Philadelphia,
and one year in Europe. He grad
uated from the O. A. G. in phar-
macy, in the class of 1902. After
visit in Independence and Port
land he will leave the latter place
ON Wednesday next.
Corvallis people must not forget
the State Fair which is to open in