The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-09-16
MOVEMENTS OF VARIOUS PERSONS
Items Which Show why Residences
are Scarce in Corvallis.

are Scarce in Corvallis.
Mrs. Strange returned from the
bay Monday with the children.
Prof. Horner and family came
home from the bay Monday to re
main.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richard are
preparing to move into their new
Corvallis residence just completed.
Mrs. Mary Barclay, Mr.. and Mrs
Hewitt and Miss Gertrude Barclay
returned Monday from an outing
at Cascadia and Clear Lake
Mrs. J. Wrage is in Corvallis on
a visit to friends. The family will
shortly go to Los Angeles for the
benefit of Mrs. Wrage's health.
Miss Colista Murray visited Cor
wallis Saturday and Sunday, return
ing to Portland Monday, where she
has position with Hicks & Chat
tam, engravers.
William Price of Dusty is mov-
ing into a residedce owned by him
near the college. He comes to
school his children.
R. J. Nichols, college librarian,
has returned with his family from
his farm in the Bel,fountain neigh
borhood.
Among Corva1iisites attending
the State Fair are Mr., and Mrs.
L. F. Wilson. Mrs. Mary. Bryson,
Mrs. M. S. Woodcock and Mrs.
F. l.. Miller, r.
w. w. Tom has moved to Coryal-
lis from Alsea to remain during the
school year. With his family he
occupies the Gellatly residence on
Fifth and Harrison streets.
Frank Francisco and family have
come to Corvallis to remain perma-
nently. With the formers mother
they will occupy the Francisco
home in. s.Rayburn addition.
Lon and Arthur Hawley have
arrived from Southern Benton with
their families to send their children
either to public school or to the col
lege.
A. c. Allen was summoned by
telegraph to Sacramento where he
will receive orders respecting his
statistical work for the government.
He took his departure Sunday even
ing.
o. B Long went to Brownsville
Monday to open the pnb1ic school
there, of which he has been princi-
pal for four consecutive years. He
had spent the vacation with his par
ents in Benton.
Eli Spencer of B1odgett has NOV
ed to Corvallis on account of school
advantages. He resides in the L. l..
Hor ming house at the upper end of
Second, street, which property he
purchased some time ago.
Bert Yates went to Portland yes
terday to attend the carnival and
will be gone a week, probably Wis
iting The Dalles, Vancouver, and
o'her points before he returns to
Corvallis.
Andy Devaney, a prominent far.
mer from the forks of the Santiam
has moved to Corvallis with his
family and will place bis children
in school here. Although he is al
ready a successful farmer, Mr.. De-
vaney thinks of taking a special
course at the college if the regula-
tions of the institution permit.
Mr., Barnett, banker from Athe-
ma has leased the residence of Miss
Smell, and with his family is to oc-
cupy it during the college year. The
change of residence to Corvallis is
temporary, and for the purpose of
taking advantage of educational fa-
cilities. Mr.. Barnett is a brother
of Milt Barrett, of Southern Ben
ton.
Mrs. Erwin and three children.
of Colorado, have moved into the
Oren residence on Eighth street.
Mrs. Erwina came to Oregon two
months ago for her health, and it
improved so that she has decided
to remain here permanently and
give her children the advantages of
Corvallis schools. Her husband
aud other mem bers of the family
are expected in a short time. They
are persons of fair means.
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