The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-08-02

Archie Hartley left yesterday
for Coburg.
"A. Kyle went to Portland
Monday for a visit at the Fair.
Sheriff Burnett is spending a
few days in Alsea. He left Sun
day.
Miss Florence Flynn of Philo-
math, arrived yesterday for visit
with friends.
Mrs. Sidney Trask is the guest
for week of her sister, Mrs w. D.
!. jerks, in Tangent.
j. R. Pruett and V. P. Moses
were guests Sunday at the Clayton
Heron home, at Irish Bend.
w. P. Lafferty returned Mon
day from a visit to Elk City. Mrs.
Laferty remained at the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Paul of
Portland, were the guests of Cor
wallis relatives the first ofthe week.
Mrs. E, J. Garrow, Mrs. A. J.
Metzgar and Theodore Garrow,
leave today for ten days visit in
Portland.
George wonder HELEN, of Wei
len, Southern Oregon. arrived Sat
urday for a visit with Corvallis
friends.
Miss Thella Rickard of Port
land is a guest at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rick
ard.
Mrs. Kit Abbey and Mrs. Lee
Beach, Of Portland, passed through
Corvallis Monday, enroute to the
bay.
Arthur Belknap is taking a
pleasant vacation outing in the har-
vest field. He left Monday to be-
gin work with the Whitesides
threshing crew.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wuestefeld
and family, and Mrs. Carl Hodes
left Monday for camping trip in
Alsea.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gerhard and
Mrs. D. o. Houck went to Eugene
Saturday for visit with relatives
and friends.
In the Benton county circuit,
: P. R. Kelly of Albany. has filed
two applications to register title to
lands under the Torrens act.
MIR. and Mrs. Clark and sor
left Monday for their home at Vale
Eastern Oregon, after week:
visit with Corvallis relatives and
friends.
Ed Clark, formerly with R. H
Huston in Corvallis, who was Wis
iting in this city last week, left Sat
urday for his home at Glenn
Ferry, where he is cashier in
bank.
"A surprise party was gives
Grandma Biggs at her home
Saturday evening, the occasion be
ing her GOTH birthday anniversary
The event was most enjoyable ane
all joined in wishing Grandma
many more happy birthdays.
Jacob Glattly, 81 years of ag,
and an old friend of J. F. Fowells
paid visit to the latter, last week
Mr.. Glattly left Monday for Port
land enroute to his home at Sum
ner, Iowa. The gentleman wa
delighted with Oregon, this bein
his first trip to the Coast
"A launching party was givel
Sunday by Miss Iva Barclay il
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Elme
Clark of Vale, Eastern Oregon, an
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bryan of Payette
Idaho. Those in the merry crow
were: Mr., and Mrs. Bryan, Nj
and Mrs. Clark. Misses. Lila
Ranney, Grace Huff, Melvena FL
gin, Harriet Sheasgreen, Bell
Ranney, Josie Dinges, Ethel Lin
Vllle, NadIleS TOIlel, Kalpn Hruet
ond George vond-rHellen.
The first load of wheat thi
season was delivered at Fischer
Mill Monday by w. H. Hess {
Linn County. The berry wa
slightly smaller than is usual, an
the yield was somewhat 1ighte
than Mr.. Hess expected, but th
quality, according to the miller
statement was everything desired
The demand at the mill for sack
is unprecedented in late years, an
unless farmers are mistaken gres
quantity of surplus wheat will b
harvested.
Miss Emma School, studen
last year at the college, died Nor
day morning at the home of he