Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-06-28
Chittim bark 6 cents.

Mrs. Hammer was visiting In
Albany Thursday.
w. E. Boldly was visiting in
, Albany Thursday.
Mrs. j. B. Horner is visiting her
! mother at Philomath.
! Travis McDevitt visited friends
in Independence last week.
Mrs. E. Cummings is visiting
friends at Suver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson, of High
land, are visiting friends here.
Miss Bessie Dilley who has been
teaching at Box will be home this
week.
Rev. Frank Moore attended
Commencement at Willamette Uni
versity in Salem last week.
Miss Rose Chapman is beginning
the life of typesetter at the Times
office.
Prof. J. B. Horner was a west
bound passenger on the G. & e.
Friday.
Mrs. H. F. Fisher who has been
absent for about three weeks at
| Boswell Springs returned last Fri
day very much benefited.
DR.. James Withycombe has been
spending some time in Polk coun-
ty examining hop yards and other
wise studying the agricultural con-
ditions.
Miss Adelaide Greffoz, of Port
land, sister of Police Judge Greffoz,
of this city, contempiates visiting
friends here and elsewhere :iuriug
July and August.
A. E. Kisor returned from Port
land Friday, where be had been
attending the Oregon Pioneer Asso-
citation. Mr.. Kisor crossed the
plains with his parents in '52.
E. S. Hornaday is moving to
his ranch near Nashville: Mrs.
Hornady and children went Fri
day and Mr.. Hornady will follow
in few days.
J. c. Clark, who has been our
able o. A. G. correspondent for the
last three months, expects to leave
tomorrow for his home in Logan,
Clackamas county.
Among those from Corvallis to
attend the Linn County Pioneers
picnic at Brownsville last week
were w. E. Yates, wife aud daugh-
ter, Joseph Yates and J. Senger.
A report has been received from
Messy Rock, Washington, that Mr..
Jennings young man living in
Kings Valley, eloped last week
with the daughter of prominent
farmer of that place.
Who wants to ride in the Liberty
Car? The committee want forty
two girls to ride i'll the Fourth of
July procession on the Liberty Car.
Call at once on Mrs. B w. john
son and make arrangements.
Among the prize winners in the
recent contest held by the San
Francisco Examiner were George,
Dixon and Mr.. Barker of Corvallis.
George received fine $50 shot gun
and Mr.. Barker $500 fishing rod.
Saturday very pleasant lawn
party was given at the beautiful
country home of George Armstrong,
four miles west of here. George
has one of the prettiest country
homes to be found anywhere.
Mrs. H. w. Hall and children
left Friday for a two weeks visit
with Mrs. Silver in Jefferson. Mr..
Hall expects to leave today for
Portland, where he has secured a
position. The many friends of
these estimabie people very much
regret their departure.
Miss Katherine Turney, formerly
highly priced instructress in the
public schools of this city, has been
elected to very responsible and
lucrative position in the public
schools of Los Angeles. Miss Tur-
uey is sister Ruthyn Turnev, in
structor of the violin at the o. A.
&c,
Ira B. Wade and bride were on
the west-bound c. & E. train Fri.
day, returning from a wedding tour
to Portland and other points: Mr..
| Wade is clerk Of Lincoln county,
and is we'll known TO many people
in here. He attended school at
both Philomath and o. A. c., and
is one of the most popular young
men of Lincoln county. The bride
| ia tho dauOhfar of Mr. opd Mro Il