The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-08-30
LOCAL LORE.
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Wanted, Hay and oats. I. D
Bodine. Phone 29o.
The Corvallis public schools
open September nth.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeVarney left
yesterday for Portland.
Mrs. Swami left Sunday for
Portland. She will remain indet-
initely.
Mrs. College, Mrs. Dedric and
Mrs. Butler left Saturday for ten
days visit at Newport.
After a visit with Corvallis
relatives, J. A. French and family
left yesterday for their home at En-
terprise. Oregon.
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Taylor was laid to rest
in the Newton cemetery Sunday.
The cause of the death was cholera
infantum.
Miss Bertha Thrasher is to
leave tomorrow for Portland where
she is engaged in the dressmaking
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callahan arrived
Saturday, from three weeks So
journ at Elk City. They were &C
companied by. R. M. Davisson,
who left for home Monday.
Frank Groves of the Bremen
ton Navy yard has his usual 80
days lay off for the year, and is
spending his vacation at home.
He arrived Saturday.
Miss Hazel Weller of Browns
vile, teacher Of the third grade in
the public schools in this city last
year, arrived Saturday and is the
guest of Corvallis friends.
Misses Hennie and Sarah
Harris of Portland, have arrived
from an extended sojourn at New
port, and are guests for a few days
of Mrs. T. Bell.
Mrs. Brunk has arrived for a
visit with her son Charles Sheno.
field, and William Shenofeld, o!
Los Angeles, a brother of Charley,
is also a Corvallis visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ingle have
been guests Of Corvallis relatives
for a day or two. They are en-
route from a season at Newport for
Woodburn, where Mr.. Ingle is
agent of Wells Fargo.
BY the end of the current
week, many townspeople will be
moving to the hop fields, where
picking generally begins next Mon
day.
Mayor A. J. Johnson left yes
terday for Montana and Idaho il
his capacity as U. S. bank exam
iner. He visits Bozeman, Mis-
soula and other points. and will b.
abs ent a month.
Two brothers. nephews of th
late Pryor Scott arrived Monday
Their late home was in Indiana
but they have been for a year il
Washington. They came to Cor
wallis looking up relatives, some o
whom they met.
p. Avery and Prof. John Full
tor arrived Monday evening from
two weeks hunting trip in the Gas
cades. They operated between tn
head waters of the. middle fork G
the Willamette and the Umpqua
They bagged four fine bucks.
Mr.. Will has arrived fror
Kansas City to take charge of th
book keeping department of th
Independent Telephone. Hilbert
the accounts have been kept a
Kansas City. but the business ha
so increased that a change of pla
and the installation of book keeE
er at Corvallis has been inaugural
ed.
Roy Howard spent Thursda
and Friday in Corvallis. He ha
been in the East for a couple G
years, studying for the ministry
Recently he changed his plans, an
he is now to devote himself to y
M. c. A. work, in preparation fc
which an additional two years {
study will be required. He left b
wheel Saturday for visit at th
home of his parents. He return
to'the East in short time.
-Fenton Starr, II years old, 10:
two fingers in an accident at th
mill Saturday evening. 1t is til
left hand, and the little finger frol
the knuckle and the middle fnge
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