Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-06-28
Basket dinner July 8.

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Albany Sunday.
Dean Dilley went over to Scio
Saturday to visit friends.
H. Hall, of Siletz, was transact
ing business in the city.
F j Mulkey, Of Monmouth, is
visiting friends in this city.
Born, Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Burnett, in this city, son
Born, June 25, to Mr.. and Mrs
A. R. Hathaway, a daughter.
H. II Cronise, G. & E. agent,
returned Sunday from a short visit
to Salem.
A sister from Dayton, Washing
ton, Is visiting Mrs. j. e. Henkle
of Phllomath.
Mr.. Kitson, who lives west of
Pbliomatn, is SO seriously i'll he Is
not expz c.ed to live.
Bessie Irvine is Hello Central"
and agent for the new Independent
telephone company.
J. H. Harris and party of five
were entertained at dinner at the
Hotel Corvallis Sunday.
S. G. Wcrrell, a merchant Of AL
bany, visited friends in the city
Sunday.
Mrs O. V. Hurt has been COM
mltted to the Asylum at Salem and
was taken there on Monday
Miss Bessie Irvine visited with
Mrs. Lura Campbell at Albany,
last FRIDAY and Saturday.
G A Scott and J L Van Blaricon
IF Philomath were transactiug bus
lness in the CITY Monday.
A fifty dollar flute was left On the
G. q K. train west bound friday.
Finder return to this Office and re-
celve reward.
3. E. limerick, who has been
transacting business in Salem and
Portland, returns to his home in
Philomath Thursday.
Mrs. Hardin entertained at tea
afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. Francis, of Portland, Mrs.
John AIien's mother.
L. G. Marks, of South Dakota,
has purchased d farm on Soap Greek
and moved out Saturday. Real
estate agent, Jas Lewis, effected the
transfer.
DR.. Altman, We are very sorry
to state will leave CORVALLIS about
the last OF July to take up his
residence in Salem. He will take
the Office and practlce of DR.. Eschel-
man who goes 10 Portland.
Mrs. Katherine Wade, of Sum-
mervllle, Oregon, whose son, Walter
attended the College last year, has
rented house here with view to
making this place her residence
until her son completes his course.
The infant son of VIM. Newton,
died yesterday at Portland. The fun
eral will be held at the residence of
Grandfather Newton on 4th street
today, at 2 o'clock. Rev M Noble
officiating. Burial at Locke ceme-
terry.
Jas. Flett and family will start
tomorrow for their chittim ranch in
Alsea. Mr.. Flett has been down
there for the past two weeks re-
turned Saturday, purchasing a
span of horses at a sale in Philo-
math Their furnished residence
is for rent to- desirable parties.
A good likeness of president-elect
OF Ph;lomath College, E Caldwell
appears in the Sunday Oregonian.
Pres. Caldwell is a product of Ne
braska, having been born in that
state in 1878. He is graduate of
York College, York, Nebraska, and
his parents reside at Swanson of
that state. He was professor of
mathematics in Philomath last year
and the year preceding and has won
his way into the hearts of every one
who has ever been under his tutel-
age.
Claud Catch is carrying around
a bandaged and a painful eye that
has been under the care of the doc
tor for day or two. It came about.
from handling of paper money at
the Ladd & Bush bank, where Mr..
Catch is employed and has been for
many years. Mr.. Catch is usually
very careful in the hand ling of
paper money, as all bank people
who are acquainted with its danger
But this time he rubbed his eye
after counting a package of "green-