Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-08-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mre. Hugh Heron returned
Wednesday from a visit with her
daughter in Seattle.
Mrs. Phillip Alger, Of Portland,
left today for her home after few
days visit in Corvallis.
County Clerk Moses and Ralph
Pruett passed Sunday with friends
in the Irish Bend section.
Mrs. B. w. johnson arrived home
Friday from visit of week with
her grandmother who resides in
Southern Oregon.
Hugh Heron and wife moved to
Irish Bend from this city, Friday.
They will hereafter reside on the
farm of Robert Heron.
Harrison D. Barrett, president of
the National Spiritualistic Associa-
ton, will speak at Barrett Lyceum,
this city, next Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Callahan
arrived home Sunday evening from
the coast, where they had been in
camp at Beaver Creek for the past
two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer, Of Port
land, were business visitors in Cor
Wallis, Friday, looking after the in
terest of the Order of Washington,
formerly known as the Lions.
Mrs. Elmo Davis, of Bakersfield,
Calf, and Mrs. Turner, Of South
Dakota, were in town Friday en-
route to Siletz on visit to theil
mother, Mrs. c. G.. Copeland.
G. R. Franklin, of Anacortes
Wash, has been IN Corvallis 10,
several days. He will be followed
by Mrs. Franklin and the Fair
will be visited ere they return
home.
Attorney E. L. Bryan and wife
are here from Payette, Idaho, and
are to visit for couple of weeks
with relatives and friends. Mr.
Bryan is getting along nicely uI
there.
Mie. Inez Wilson went to Port
land, Saturday to remain for awhile
with her sister, Mrs. Fuller and te
visit at the Fair. This is Mrs
Wilson's first visit to Portland il
nineteen years.
Frank Sets arrived in Corvallis
Friday from his home on Five
Rivers. He came out for the pur-
pose of looking up a dwelling fol
his family during the coming winter
as he desires to give his children
the advantages of school.
Walter Hufford came out from
the Coast Saturday. He was al
over the bay country in the inter
est of candy factory of Portland
Saturday he left Corvallis for Al
bany, from which place he intended
to 60 on down through Southern
Oregon.
In probate court Friday, Percy
Winkle was appointed admins
traitor of the estate of his mother
Permelia Wrinkle, deceased. Hi
bond was fixed at 500. Ths
estate consists only Of persona
property and is of the valuation o
about $3.50.
Mrs. w. J. Howell, formerly O
Corvallis but now in the confection
cry business in Harrisburg witt
her husband, was here Friday o.
her way out from Alsea, where sh
had been called on account of a.
accident that betell her brother
Geo. Sebrell. Mr.. Sebrell is no,
convalescent.
Last Wednesday, L. L. Brook
of Mt. View district, purchased 80
600 pounds of vetch seed fo
shipment to the Southern State
He will ship it about the I2 ms
It is already sold to parties in tt
South. Mr.. Brooks is working u
splendid business in vetch see
and is creating a market that
worth something to growers of th
vicinity. He has evidenced gres
enterprise in working up this see
business.
Prof. and Mrs. G.. Lester Pa,
arrived from Portland, Saturda
last, and will remain a week
SUCH a matter, visiting relativ
and friends Of their old home. Pre-
Paul reports a successful year
his department of elocution an
dramatic art in a metropolis
academy devoted to this work. T
will remain in his present positio
for another year ut least, and V
hope him the success his work wa
rants. In his line Portland has
better nor abler instructor.
The tennis club of OAC. st
Laay, tho hall in tho orr tn eoroa q