The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-07-09

ouetz, Wnere sne viii spend the sum-
mer.
-Miss Dora Lindgren was the guest
the first of this week OF relatives at
| Marion.
Mrs. J. Mason leaves tomorrow
for Portland on brief business trip.
She returns Wednesday.
| -Alois Paitech is the name of the
new baker at the Hodes' bakery. He
halls from Roseburg.
IT. L. Reader was in Corvallis
Thursday, en- route from Portland to
Dusty for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Dolph and children are to
occupy the Miss Smell residence dur
ing the latter's absence In Ashland.
-Mrs. Carrick is the guest for a
week Of Mrs. J. B. Horner, at the lat.
ter's cottage at the bay.
| Mics Grace Hayes returned to her
home In Dallas Thursday, aftera visit
with her cousin, Miss Maud Hayes, In
this city.
-Expressman Citizens and family
now occupy the cottage on Fourth
street formerly occupied by J. R.
Smith.
| john johnson OF the Corvallis
steam laundry has moved into the
Gene M. Simpson house, on Fifth
street.
Mrs. J. B. Horner and daughter
left this week to occupy the family
cottage at Newport. They will be ab-
sent until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Howell, of the
Farmers hotel. left Wednesday for a
two months outiog On their chittim
ranch on the Yachats.
| Charles Lillard has disposed oil
bis property in Jobs addition to Au.
gust Young. The deal was closed a
day or two ago.
The Mcfarland chapel will hold
an Gall Day" missionary meeting to-
morrow, July 10th. Dinner on the
ground. ALI cordially invited.
Mrs. George Ready and daughter
Miss Mabel, leave in a few days tc
spend the summer with Arthur Ready
and wife, at Olympia, Washington.
| Mrs. T. E. Dolling returned te
her home at Monroe, Wednesday, af
ter visit Of several days at the home
Of her eister, Mrs. .. J. Blackledge.
Mrs. W. M. Hammersley was E
Corvallis visitor Thursday. With bel
husband she is engaged In peellne
chittim on ranch near Box, Bentor
county.
Frank Thompson, of Salado, wal
Corvallis business visitor Thursday
Mr.. Thompson is a partner of Charles
Overlander, on ranch In that vicini
ty.
The Abrahams and Stevenson
families, who reside In the Hershne
house on Seventh street, left Wednes
day for two months camping triI
10 the Five Rivers country.
New crosswalks are being placet
in position this week between the res
idence Of Mrs. John Burnett and th
courthouse, and across between Laf
ferty's store and the Occidental hotel
Walter Locke, after spending tn
last six weeks as cripple, caused b,
horse kicking him on the leg ant
cracking the bone, is again able to g
without his crutches,
Berry & Carl have removed from
their former locat tion In the Dave Ir
vim building to the Pauline Kline room
. one door north Of the old stand. Th
change was made In order to secur
more commodious quarters.
"A. S. Hall of Portland, visited a
the Kyle home In this city the first o
, the week. He left Wednesday to &C
, company the Albany members of tn
o. N. G. to Seattle for the annual en-
campment.
Chester Preebstel, who graduate
, from o. A. G. with the '04 class,
holding down a good position as lead
or of a surveying party between Gre
, sham and Portland. His salary Is sal
, to be $50 per month. Thus it is tina
o. A. G. men get to the front.
"A email real estate deal was ne
gotiated by Captain Robinson, Wed
nesday. 1t was the transfer of smal
!, piece of land north of the electri
! light plant, the former owner bein
, Mrs. Reynolds, and the purchaser
Mr.. Ash. The figure was $3.50.
Passenger traffic to Baywar
points Is steadily Increasing as tn
sums rays become hotter and hottie
, in the valley. On Tuesdays train z
. passengers were aboard the west
bound train as it pulled out of the lc
|. cal depot; Wednesday the number wa
increased to rs, and Thursday ther
were GA.
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