The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-07-27

ces Belknap left yesterday for n
visit at Newport
Mrs. E. A. Pernot and boys
are visiting in Colorado. Mr.. Per-
not has arrived from the trip East.
-R E. and Jam S Gibson came
up from Po tland Monday for a few
days stay.
Born, Friday. to Mr.. and Mis-.
Walter Smith, a daughter. The
parents reside ne,r the Boonyil el
warehouse
Mr.. and Mrs. Brunk went to
Newport saturday. The former
returned Sunday, but Mrs. BRINK
will remain for a two weeks rest.
John E. Smith. an 'o2 graduate
of OAC. has been employed as an
a!sfstsnt teacher in the high school
at Roseburg.
Miss Louise Weber, of Corval-
lis, and Alberta Campbell OF Mon
mouth, are in the city the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Sos. Albany
D mocrat
Harold ran back from the lion
in the museum. "Dos't be afraid,
DEAR" grandmother said. THAT
lio, is stuffed :" YES" eaid Har-
old, but mebbe he isn't stuffed SO
full that he couldn't find room for a
little boy like me"
The Y.P SEE of The Congre-
gational chur h will serve ice cream
and cake, lemonade, and homemade
candy at the church lawn Friday
afternoon from Eve till ten o clock.
Proceeds>fQr parsonage
"A party of Corvallis ladies left
yesterday to occupy a afottage atNew
port. They aresMr}. Martha Bur-
n tt, Mrs R.C. KigEr. MIS-. James
Bier and Lille Ran2ey. They will
be at home at the Wcpdward cot
tage, occupied unth lasssSunday by
Mr.. and Mes. Dick Kigeb who ar
rived home Sunday.
The following deeds have bsen
filed for record: Susan A. R binson
to William Leadbetter West Il of
lot 81, Wells & McElroy's Add 81.
M c. Miller and wife to Daisy Baker
two lots in blk. 81. Jobs Add.$2o5.
Daisy Baker and hus. to George
Green five lots in hlk.31 Jobs Add
$500 Charles Dutton and wife te
C.P. Willis one acre near Blodgett
$50 W.H.Livingstope and wife te
E.W. Strong Ion acres near Wren,
81. Gabriel Long to Casper Klar
ner I56 aar in Kings Valley. ST.
| 5o5. J.R.Wyatt to Sarah A, ,Schlif
fler rs acres near Albany, $40.
For the purpose of consulting
an eminent physician, Bay Rick
ard left Saturday for Portland. III
was accompanied by Mrs. Rickard
The stomach that which Mr. Rick
ard has been sufering for sometime
| and for the cure of which he ha
visited California and employed tn
best medical skill, is again consid
erably worse, and it is in the hop
of finding relief that the Portland
journey is made.
The paternal ancestry of Wash
ington was English, as we'll as tha
of the two Adams, Madison, tn
two Harrisons, Tyler, Taylor, Fill
more. Pierce, Lincoln, johnson
Garfield, and Cleveland. Va,
Buren and Roosevelt came of Dutcl
ancestry. Monroe, Grant an,
Hayes of Scotch. and Jefferson G
Welsh, while Polk, Jackson, Blu
chanan, Arthur and McKinle
were of Scotch-Irish.
! Main street was agog yeste1
day with the report that the Bento
Mills has passed into the hands c
a new owner, but up to the hou
the TIMES went to press in the al
ternoon, no money had been paid
no papers had changed hands, an
no deal had been finally closed.
is, however, a fact that negotiation
have been pending for several days
and that there is prospect that
change in the ownership will tax
place. 1t is known that such is th
occasion of the visit of R. E. Gibso
to Corvallis. August Fischer
conducting negotiations at the pur
chase end of the line, but whethe
for himself, for the Corvallis F1ou,
/. ing Mills Co., or for other partie
has not been announced. The pre-:
ent owners of Benton Mills al
Punderson Avery, R. E. Gibso
and John Rickard.
Chief Lane has reputation no
as a hunter and rifle shot. On th
trip to Five Rivers with Judge Gre
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