Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-07-08


A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Hodes, Monday. July 4th.
W. B. Redford spent Wednesday
in Albany.
The little son of E. A. Parker,
who lives few miles west of Philo-
math, has scarlet fever.
DR.. J. P. Wallace, of Albany, vas
in the city, Monday, to enjoy the
celebration.
Harold Rumbaugh came over
from Albany, to attend the cele-
oration in this city, Monday.
Harold Wilkins was cne of
large party who went from here to
Portland, Wednesday.
Alton Coates, of Albany, won the
broad jump and the high hurdles in
the fled meet at Vancouver, B. c.,
Saturday.
Miss Anna Hanna, of Baker City,
| is visiting Corvallis friends. Miss
Hanna graduated from the 0 A. G.
with the class of '95.
Miss Theresa Baumgart returned
to her home in Albany, Tuesday,
after few days visit with Mrs.
Cecil Rennie IN this city.
j. B. Horner and family left the
early part of the week for Newport,
VIE eithey will spend the summer
at Nye Creek beach.
Misses Eva and Erma Stats, of
Airlie, after a few days visit with
Corvallis friends returned to their
home, Wednesday.
I w. G.. Simpson, of Shellsburg,
Via. and for some time a resident
Of Corvallis, moved to Ashland last
week. ....... -
The Independent telephone com.
pany has added to its force of men
at this place, two experienced line
men, Messrs w. A. and Ct. A. Goss,
OF Salem.
J. w. Howell started Wednes.
day for his chittim ranch in the Al
sea valley. He will be gone about
three weeks and will bring a load
|of chittim back with him.
DR.. George Collins was among the
Albany people who attended the
celebl alton in this city Monday, re-
turning on the special train in the
evening.
Mr.. Moore, of the firm of White
& Moore, who operate a mill seven
miles west of PhiIomath, has sold
his interest to MIR. White and will
move to Corvallis.
Miss Mary Sutherland entertain
ed a number Of friends in a delight
full manner at her home, Monday
evening, July 4th. Games and light
refreshments we've part OF the
evenings program.
Hon. Edward L. Bryan, well
known to many iu Corvallis and a
former superintendent of schools for
Benton County, delivered the ora
ton of the day at Weiser, Idaho
July 4th.
A muley mich COW is in the
Abbott feed barn on the corner of
Second and Jackson streets waiting
to be claimed by her owners. Ii
be does not call she will be sold by
the city at one o'clock Thursday.
The Corvallis Band of Mercy will
meet at 3 p. 10. Saturday, July 9,
with Mrs. flint at her home. The
members of the Golden Rule Band
are cordially invited, also all chill
dren who are interested and would
like to come, Parents and friends
will be welcomed.
r. J. Moses, of Philomatn, start.
ed yesterday for q SIX weeks vaca-
tion in st. Louis and other eastern
points. County Clerk Moses is al
80 contemplating visit to the Fair
this summer, but has not yet de-
ltermined when he will go. He &C
companied his brother as far as
Portland.
Word has just reached us that
Steckle, the new foot ball coach for
the O. A. c. boys, will be here three
weeks before college opens and the
regular foot ball boys will be here
at least two weeks before school
opens and will begin training for
the fall contests on the gridlron.
The boys are determined to win and
we wish them abundant success.
In the recent North Pacific track
meet held in Vancouver, B. c., the
Multnomah athletes were victorious
by IA points. Smithson and Will