The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-08-24
Thomas Nolan returned from
Newport, Saturday.

Newport, Saturday.
"a visitor 10 town since Monday Is
r. E. Gibson, OF Portland. u
From an extended eastern tour,
ID. Berman retUraea home Friday.
Elmer ard Wal er Taylor ef Al
sea, were Corvallis visitors Monday.
| -Fr3m a weeks visit with friends
lat Wells. Miss Rafh Lilly resuInaG
saturday.
a guest f her sister this week
| has been Miss Canaice Wickiund, Of
Independence.
Pro f. Shaw of Q. A. c.. Is with the
Aldrieh- Wicks camping, party in The
Five Rivers country.
Mrs. Elmer Bethers and little
son l-fc Saturday for couple of
weeks vlui as'Ioledo.
The early crop Of peaches in the
| kiz.r olcharu will be 1eady TO pick
lSalutd.y, August 9th.
| For weeks outing as Newport,
August Fischer aud family were depau-
+ ing Passengers, saturday.
| A guest OF Corvallis friends this
wee k is Mrs. Lura Campbell, Of Alba
ny. She arrived Monday.
-Danitl Evans, after a four months
trip through the Sluelaw country, re-
turned to Corvallis Saturday.
|
Passengers to Portland, Sunday,
If.,r weeks visit with relatives were
Misses Louise aud j uliet Cooper.
| Mrs. C. q. Chapman aud children
left Thursday for ten days visit
with tie family Of F. M. Spencer.
H. W. Wal z, with the Methodist
Book concein n or San Francisco, was
in Corvallis Monday on business.
-Improvemepts being made to the
DR.. Cathey dwelling this week include
a large porch, 6x26, and repairs lin
general. ~
w. @. Heekart.s of Eugene, who
has the contract for the Henderson
brick, has arrived AID is looking after
business. : ffEs .r.
Late news from her is that: Miss
Margaret. Smell, of Q. A. c. Is now Wis
iling at Smell seminary, at Berkeley,
| California. 8E#8#s# =
-Mts. 'HemptiIl and children aud
Mrs. Mary Hemphill returned Mon
day. fcom visit with friends near
/ Phaomath. t"as't - =
Mrs. Clifford Gould was taken sud
denly Ill at her millinery establish
ment, Saturday, and has since been
corfined to her bed. At.. II f-r
After a weeks outing at Newport
Mis-. Glenn Winslow is to arrive in
Corvallis today. aud. leave Friday for
| her home in Pendleton. v
Among Incoming passengers Sat-
urday were ]. P. Stapleten aud wife of
Vancouver, WASH Mr.. Stapleten is q
promineDt attorney of that city.
An incoming passenger from va
quiua, Monday, was Miss Mabel Da-
i Wis. She returned yesterday, having
been the guest of Mrs. M. Brunk.
A prominent business mau Of Dali
las, was transacting business 10 Cor
wallis Saturday. He was Oscar Hay
ter, editor OF the Dallas Observer"
-Much benefited by the vacation,
Miss Anna Thompson returned Satur-
day from Newport to reeume her po-
siton in Nolan & Callahan's big store.
The foundation is being laid for
he new residence that James Horning
| is to erect on his recently purchased
| property west Of ihe Bodine & Peck
| warehouse.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Vern Wooodcock was buried at
Beltefountain last Saturday. Particu-
| !ars cf the death have not been lealned
in this city.
Three beys set fled on Main tteet
in fccnt Of the Heukle & Davis store,
ISauday ii. eroooe. One of the show
widows is smashed. Names Of the
parties a.e kaown.
The closing exercises Of thetsouth
isthoolin AIsea are to be held at the
Orange Hall in that vicinity Friday
evening. Every bcdy is invited. Supt
| Dennan wilt be present.
"A fishing party went to Mary'a
| Peak, Saturday, returning home Mon
day morning. They were Dave Heas-
ton, Johnny Johnson ard George It.
vine, and they had aroyal time.
! A son was born recently to Mr.
and Mrs. Ray MeComb OF Wenatchee
Washington. Mrs. McComb is well
known in Corvallis, where in girl.
hood she was Miss Clara Newhouse
There was a haYrack party Sat
urday night. 1t started from Ply.
mouth and went to the Philomatt
. camp ground, where bonfire and
refreshments were the features Of the
entertainment.
4 The excavating is now comp letee
land work on the foundation will be