Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-03-18
PURELY PERSONAL.
items of Interest About Corvallis
People and Others.

FOrtlanu To-Day.
Bruce Burnett returned to Cor
wallis yesterday.
Mrs. Fisk, of Toledo, is visiting
relatives in Corvallis.
Prof. Horner made a business
trip to Albany this week.
Mrs. Robert Huston has returned
from a visit in ALBANY.
Mrs. P. Cohn, of Albany, spent
Tuesday night in this city.
H. w. Kaupisch went to Port
land Wednesday on business.
Mrs. May Gerhard is visiting
with Albany friends this week.
G. H. WamsIey, of Blodgett, was
in town Wednesday on business.
Miss Helen Steiwer, of Jefferson,
is the guest of Corvallis friends.
Miss Elsie DilIey has returned to
her home near Shedds, Linn county
J. M. Nolan made a business trip
to Portland Wednesday, returning
today.
Dolph Norton is visiting in The
Dalles and will remain for several
weeks.
Frank Brown and H. A. Webster
were in the city this week from
Dallas.
Roy Tavlor and c. H. Harlan
went to oburg yesterday and re-
turned today.
Karl Heinrich a tailor Of Port
aand, is now employed by Bauer &
Craven of this city.
A large number of Independence
people came up to attend the funeral
of Edward Rosendorf.
Mrs. J. G. Hammell and daugh-
ter Blanche went to Portland We'd
uesday for visit with relatives.
Chester Craven was in Philomath
Wednesday on a business trip,
taking the measure of the town.
M. H. Bauer and wife and Miss
Marion Bauer, spent Sunday with
relatives at Oakville.
Harold Belt left Tuesday for
Salem. In few days he will 60 to
Aberdeen, Washington.
Thomas Fitchard, a former o. A.
C. student has gone to California
to enter into the real estate business.
Mrs. Emery Allen attended the
wedding of her son, A. w. Allen in
Portland on Tuesday. She returned
home Wednesday.
Morton Cockrell, of Oregon City
attended the funeral of his former
classmate Edward Rosendorf in this
city, on Wednesday.
R. B. Hays who attended school
the first term, but did not return
the second, resumed his studies at
the'O A. G. last week.
Miss Lottie Rose, of Portland,
who has been visiting her brother
Edward, in this city, returned We'd
nesday to the metropolis.
E. J. Garrow, of Gazelle, Calf,
has been visiting his family in this
city for several days. He returned
to that place on Wednesday.
Charles !Enes, of Portland, has
beeu,visitiLg his friend, B. l.. Turner
of this CITY for a few days. He re.
turned to Portland Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Moores was sub
poenaed to appear before the grand
Jury in Portland this week and left
for there on Wednesday. Miss
Moores is an o. A. G.. student.
Prof. Cordley went to Umpqua
Valley Wednesday, where he will
do some experimental spraying on
the San Jose scale pest, now in
Testing the orchards. He will
be gone several days.
J.P. Logan is moving his house.
hold goods to Kings Valley, and
his family will leave for there the
z4ilst of the week. Mr.. Logan has
purchased the Kings Valley Roll
ing Mills and will operate them in
the future. He is making some good
Improvements in the mill and has
placed in sitter bolting process and
Intends to add more machinery in
the spring.
H. w. Brooks, of the Portlan d
Daily Journal, has been in Corvallis
for several days in the interest o1
his ipaper. With the new mail
service between Corvallis and
Alhanu rasidanfs of this c1tu mill