The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-06

M. M. Davis and family arriv-
ed Sunday evening from Newport.
"A. J. Hall of Polk county was
Corvallis visitor Friday and Sat-
urday.
Hop picking began in the Os-
burn yard Monday morning.
Ninety pickers are employed.
e. B. Horning, accompanied |
by his neice, Miss Odalite Horniug,
left Sunday for visit at the Fair.
Miss Mamie Starr, of the Inde-
pendent telephone Office, left Mon
day for week visit at the Fair.
Misses Lille and Frances Gel
latly left Monday for Suver, where
they will pick hops.
Mr.. and Mrs John Smith re-
turned Sunday from a visit to the
the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fulton left
Sunday for Portland, to see the
Fair
Lloyd Carrick of Brownsville
is visiting Corvallis friends this
week. ..
Miss Margaret Evers, who has
been attending school at Portland,
is the guest of Corvallis friends.
Zach Taylor has returned from
Portland, where for some time he
has been employed. ..
Mrs Charles Blakeslee is visit
ing her daughter at Sellwood, and
attending the Exposition.
The w. c. T. U. will meet in
their new Reading Room on Thurs
day Sept 9TH at 3 O clock.
Miss Clayton Barnell left Sun
day for Portland, where she will
enter business college.
Harry sorg left Monday for his
home in Fayette, Iowa, after a visit
in Corvallis with former Iowa
friends.
Mrs. Joseph Neal of Polk
county was the guest Monday and
Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Heckart.
DIR. B. A. Cathey, Mike Bauer
and Collie Cathey formed a party
that left Saturday for a week S
hunting trim 10 Cascadia
The new residence of Lee Hen
kle across Marys river has been
completed, and is now occupied by
the family. The removal occurred
Friday.
Art Henkle AID family are
now at Chehalis, Washington.
Mr.. Henkle has position there in
box factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taillandier and
Prof. Knisely and family are al
Newport. The first occupy the
Catch, and the Kniselys the Gov
ell cottage.
Among the Corval1isites whe
went on the excursion to Newpor
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Clyd,
Phillips and E. E. Wilson.
Road work has been going OF
in the Philomath district for tn.
past six weeks with considerable,
energy, as preparation for tn,
coming winter. The road fund 70
that district has all been applied.
Sol Richardson and famil,
who have been visiting Bento1
county relatives for sometime, let
yesterday for visit to the Fair en-
route to their home at Hoquiam
Washington.
&C. H. Barnell of this city ha
purchased saw mill on the Clack
amas river, about 40, miles fror
Portland, and will have it operate,
for the present by his brother-in
law of that place. Mr.. Barnell'
plans for the future, relative to th
enterprise, were not learned.
Harry Waltz and daughter {
San Francisco arrived Monday an
are guests Of Corvallis and Bento
relatives until the goth, when the
goto Albany as delegates fror
their section to the Methods
conference to be held in A1ban
on that date. They represent thei
League.
William Bledsoe, who has fc
some time, been employed at Hott
Corvallis, and who recently under
went an operation for some troubl
of the chest, left Saturday for h
home in California. hoping th
change may prove beneficial to hi
health.
Madam Corsini, very accom-
plished need1ework demonstrated
will be In Corvallis shortly to Civ
free demonstration of the Branar