Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-07-07

tn0 OnlLoQ EVangellcai cnurCD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Read returned
Wedr esday from a weeks visit to
the Fair.
Dolly Brown and sister, of Ina
vale, were visitors in Corvallis,
Thursday.
The Corbett brick yard began
operations for the first time this
season, on Wednesday.
Mre. w. C. Swami and son,
Claude, left Wednesday for a few
days stay at Newport.
Judge Harris held an adjourned
term of circuit court for Benton
county, in this city yesterday.
Brady Burnett leaves this week
for Starvout, Southern Oregon,
where he is interested in the mines.
A. H. Campbell sold lot on
Seventh street, Wednesday evening,
to Guy Seeley. The price paid was
$500.
Mrs. Sol. Richardson, daughter
and son, left Wednesday for a six
weeks visit with Junction City rel
atives.
D. S. Adams moved this week
into the residence just completed by
him on his property 10 the northern
part Of town.
Rev. H. T. Simpson will hold
services in the Episcopal church at
IL and 6:45 o'clock next Sabbath
All are cordially invited.
Miss Jennie Brown arrivea Tues
day from Nebraska for an extended
visit with Corvallis relatives. She
may decide to remain in Oregon.
Miss Minnie Maxield is to leave
tomorrow for her home in Polk
county, having been employed for
some time in the Gould millinery
shop.
There was a meeting in DR.. Har-
per's Office last night of the Civic
improvement League, for discus
sion of matters pertaining to the
city's welfare.
| N. A. Thompson, who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Agnes
Thompson, and sisters in this city,
left Tuesday for his home in Seattle
His wife and daughter are still Wis
itors in Corvallis.
Misses Edna Groves, Mabel Davis
Mary Nolan and Miss Killgore, Of
California, celebrated at Oak Creek,
spending the day in true picnic
fashion. They report royal good
time.
w. G. Swami has been over at
the bay al week fitting up the
Grand Pacific hotel. A carload Of
fine furniture was recently sent
oyer by Hollenberg & Cady. The
hotel is to be run by Mr.. and Mrs
FitzMorriss.
DR.. and Mrs. J. F. Hall lef.
Wednesday for Buena Vista. DR..
Hall goes to Portland Monday en-
route to his home at Albion, WASH,
while Mrs. Hall aud son will re-
turn to Corvallis for more ex-
tended visit.
A new industry sprung into exist
ence in Corvallis, Thursday, when
for the first time in its history, brick
ice cream, in colors, was placed on
sale by Miles Starr. By those who
sampled it, the product is said to
be frst-class in every respect.
| The household goods belonging
to Rev. Deck were shipped to Salem
Wednesday, to be stored. The
family is still in the East, having
gone there for the benefit of the
health of the little SOD. He is re
ported to be rapidly regaininl
health.
| Miss Ethel Linvillegave a launch
ling party Tuesday evening to 8
number Of friends. About 25 CUES tt
enj jeyed the event. and all pro
nounced it the merriest event oi
the season. Lunch was served ir
an orchard along the river bank
and the party reached home abou
ten o'clock.
i Norton Adams has been suferin,
for several days with blood poison
ing in finger on the right hand
To make matters worse, felon ap
peared on the same finger. Th,
afflicted member was lanced Sun
day, and Mr.. Adams is resting
easier, although it will be som,
time before be can work again.
/ Numerous Corvallisites saw al
illumination of Mary's Peak abou