The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-08-02
Tom Nolan was a Newport
visitor Saturday and Stnday.

Charles Mclean left Monday
to accept place in the thresh1ng
crew.
Misses Helen and Gladys Hor-
ming left yesterday for visit with |
relatives at Hood River.
j. C. Callaghan was a
passenger for Portland Monday, for
a few days visit at the Ealr.
Richard Nichols of San Fran
cisco, visited relatives in Corvallis
Saturday.
Miss Lavina Wood is clerking
for Moses Bros. She began work
Saturday.
Carl Porter and family now oc-
cupy the D. c. Rose property. The
removal occurred Saturday.
Mrs. Garrett Long returned
Monday from a visit with hei sister
in Lane county.
Miss Ruth Lilly returned Mon
day from Portland where she Wis
tied the Lewis and Clark Fair.
Dell Alexander returned Mon
day having spent several days at
Portland and The Fair.
1t is stated that the hayward
train Mo nday carried 1o3 passeng-
ers from Portland, enroute to New
port for an outing.
r. Charles Everett left yesterday
for Portland where he is to accept
position with the Portland street
railway.
Misses Lucy and Emily Ad-
ans of Littleton, Mass, arrived
/ Monday from San Francisco, en-
route to Portland and the Expo
sition, and are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles w. Adams.
Hon. Claude Catch, cashier of
the Ladd & Tilton Bank of Salem,
came out from Newport Sunday
night. Mr.. Catch left Monday
morning for Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Abraham
of Waverly, Kansas. have arrived
and are guests at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson, the latter
of whom is their daughter.
e. P. Greffoz, after an absence
of a month, arrived home in Cor.
wallis last Friday night, and has
since been at his home, suffering
more or less with illness.
Base Ball! Base Ball!
Siletz VS. Corvallis.
Siletz VS. Corvallis.
Saturday 3 P. M.
Saturday 3 P. M.
Among the Corvallis people
who went to Newport Monday
were, Rev. and Mrs. M. S. Bush
Mrs. B. w. Wilson, w. E. Yate
and Charles Pernot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp arrived
the latter part of the week from
Ashland to reside in Corvallis
Mrs. Knapp was formerly Mis-
Inez Zumwalt of Corvallis.
l Charles Farmer of Missouri
and Fred Williams of Michigan
were guests over Sunday of J. E
Farmer, the genial agent of tn
Southern Pacific. Both gentleme
are relatives of Mr.. Farmer.
Two lots in Avery additio,
: have been sold by Mrs. McKinne,
to A. E. Bell. The deal was negc
. tiated by Robinson and Stevenson
: The consideration in the deed
: one dollar.
;. Mrs. George Hovendon an
; daughter of Portland, and Mrs
Norris Humphry and daughter {
l Eugene were among those passin
l through Corvallis the past few day
r enroute to Newport for a vacatio
i rest.
! Sunday was a great day fc
picnic parties on Oak Creek.
;, Among those who spent the day i
that fashion were Mrs. M. Jacot
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Grar
Elgin, Mr.. and Mrs. John ALE
:. and Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Kige
Several other parties also drove OF
from Corvallis.
The following sales of real e.
3 3 tate have been made by Amber
= y Waters; George Bayne to A.
, Gump, 565 acres at Wren station
y price $500; Frank Skipton t
Martin Sheiern, II acres 2 mile
: south Philomath, price $50 pe
acre; August Young to Hilda Gu
-. tafson house, lot and frac. in Jot
, Add. consideration 81.
It In a runaway that transpire
: on the streets Monday afternoon
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