Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-07-18

urday from a brief visit to Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Lilly left
Monday for ten-days visit at the
Fair.
Ed Philips arrived in this city
Sunday for a short visit with rela-
tives.
o. J. Blackledge and family left
Friday for Waldport. They are to
camp out, and will be absent three
weeks.
Mrs. e. A. Cummings arrived
Saturday night from Pendleton for
a few days visit at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Well
|sher.
Miss Weller, teacher in our
public schools, having resigned, the
board met yesterday morning and
elected Miss Maud Mattley to the
position.
E. B. Horniug, Prof. Charles
johnson, Mrs. Inez Wilton, Mrs. c.
D. Thompson, Miss Edna Groves
and Emil Horning spent Sunday
with friends near Wren.
Richard Graham, Sr., Richard
Graham, Jr., and Esther Graham
went to the bay Saturday. They
will be followed later by the other
members of the family.
The three-year-old girl Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Buckingham, who
reside Lear Bellfountain, died yes
terday morning. Summer COM
plant was the cause of death.
Miss Numa Netherton arrived
Saturday from Ga,laton, Missouri,
for brief visit with her cousins,
Walter and E. F. Wiles, Mrs. w
A. Wells, and Mrs. J. Fred Yates.
Mrs. John Schone and J ,hn Bel
ils left Monday for Roseburg for a
visit, en- route to their home at Los
Angeles. For a week they have
been guests of their aunt, Mrs. John
Rickard, in Corvallis.
Rrthur Henkle has disposed Of
his interest in the Commercial res.
taurant to Mrs. Lille J. King. who
assisted by Mrs. Ninez Francisco
will hereafter conduct it. The new
owner took possession Saturday.
The order of Washington had q
pleasant time at their hall Monday
, evening. The retiring officers anc
those newly elected gave a spreae
to the entire lodge. The affair wa'
greatly enjoyed by all.
The enter tainment given at th'
opera house Saturday night by ths
Corbin giants and "Thelma," drew
good audience, and was merito
rious affair, some of the sleight O
, hand work being really excellent.
The boys comprising the Corval
lis base ball team are trying to ar
: range to bring the Toledo ball twirl
ers to this city for a game in th'
near future. They are figuring OF
, public dance as a. part of tn
, program.
A. W. Moses and family departed
,, Friday for their home in Nevada
They were met in Portland by Mis-
: Maud Hays, who goes to accept
position as cock for the white em
, ployes of an Indian reservation
there.
The D. G. Rose store building
g together with the ground on whic
it stands, has been purchased by s
L. Kline. At present the roor
will be used as a warehouse, but i
Il time it is to be made an addition
the main store.
o Amber & Waters are now Ices
J. ted in the room in Hotel Corvall
: Just one door north of the one fo
: merly occupied by them, and tt
v one just vacated is occupied b
J. Taylor & Francisco, who are no
,e running a barber shop in tn;
n building.
IL Sheriff Burnett returned Sunda
y from a weeks visit to the ba
While the crowd at Newport is II,
TO as large now as it was last year
l. this time, most of the cottages a
to occupied and each train brings
IS it's number Of pleasure-seekers. tt
g. weather is said to be fine, and tt
id visitors to the coast are all enjoyil
d. themselves.
le There has been a family reunit
n at the.S. N. Lilly nome during tt
1e past few days. All Of Mr.. Lilly
a. children, save Frank, are hon
,e Frank is now in LaGrande, Easte
NJ Oregon, where he has resided +
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