The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-06-29

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Mrs. Horace Locke left yester-
day for Portland. for a week So
journ.
Mrs. w. L. Patterson left yes
terday for Turner for a visit with
friends.
Miss Helen Crawford returned
Saturday from a ten days visit in
Linn county.
Miss Ethel Starr left for her
home in Portland after two weeks
visit with relatives in Corvallis.
"A. T. Gruggett and family
moved yesterday into the cottage
on Fourth street made vacant by
the removal of R. c. Craven and
family.
H, w. Kaupisch was called
to Portland Saturday evening by
the very serious illness of his faith
er, J. c. Kaupisch. former resid-
ent of this city.
Henry Mostard, who has been
baker at the Hall establishment for
the past two years, left Monday for
Portland, accompanied by his
family to reside.
"A meeting of the fire depart
ment is called for this, Wednesday
evening, at 7:3o o'clock, to make
arrangements for the parade on the
4th. and for disposition of other
details.
Mrs. o. V. Hurt, after exam
ination, was committed to the asy-
lum Monday, and taken there by
her husband and Deputy Henderson
More and more the teachings of a
false prophet bear fruit.
"A merry-go-rouud is to be one
of the attractions at the celebration
1t is to be located on the Callahan
lots East across the street from the
Jacobs residence The agent for
the outfit was in town Monday to
make arrangements for its coming
The carpet on the I.O.O.F. hall,
that was recently sent to Portland
to be cleaned, has been returned
and is again on the lodge room floor
Those who had the matter in hand
are much pleased with the work
done, as the carpet is as bright as
new.
Letters received from them an
nounce that DIR. and Mrs. Pernot
of Corvallis, and DIR. and Mrs
Butler of Independence are to leave
today on their homeward trip. Mis-,
Bertha Davis will remain in the
East for a more extended visit.
H. D. Gibbs who has been relic
for Mr.. Fulton and Mr.. Edward:
in chemistry at the college for thu
past two years, while the latte
took post graduates abroad, ha
gone to Berkeley, to enter the Uni
versity of California. He left Sat
urday, accompanied by his mother
Two cars of cattle, numbering
81 head were taken to Portland ane
sold by Punderson Avery Saturday
The bunch averaged I, 200 pounds
weighed in Portland. They are {
part of sale, in which an addition
al carload is to be shipped. Mr.
Avery returned from Portland
Monday.
"A number of Benton county
people made up a merry party, las
Saturday evening and made a tri]
to Marys Peak, returning SUNDAY
evening. The following made III
the crowd, Misses Kate Whitesides
Nora Arrants, Maud McBee, Ma,
Guthrie, Gertrude McBee, Booth
McCullum and Messrs Vernon
George Cooper. Jones, J. Cooper
and Clarence Whitesides.
Another case of smallpox ha
appeared. The new victim is Jacol
Hurlburt, who resides in the coun
try, eight miles south of Corvallis
He came to Corvallis Monday ant
proceeded to DR.. Lee for diagno
sis of the breaking out on his face
He was at once told that it wa
smallpox but to make assuranc
doubly sure, Mr.. Hurlburt took nd
ditional medical advice. Thi
time he went to DR.. Farra, b
whom the same diagnosis was Civ