The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-07-12


Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Kiger left
yesterday for a weeks vacation at
Newport.
"A fine new awning was put up
at their store yesterday by Hollen-
berg & Cady.
Merrill Moores of Salem came
up yesterday afternoon for few
days visit with friends.
Maud Hurt was granted di-
vorce and the use of her maiden
name at last week adjourned term
of circuit court.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Kline left
yesterday for San Fraecisco. They
are to be absent a week.
Mike Bauer and family were
to leave yesterday for camping
trip. Their destination was Cas-
cadia.
DIR. B. A. Cathey returns to-
night from Portland, where he has
been attending the sessions OF the
American Medical Association.
Amber &Watters moved Mon
day into the room one door north
of their old stand. The new loca
ton offers better Accommodations.
Henry Amber and family
moved Monday from Philomath to
this city, and now occupy their
handsome residence on Sixth
street.
Mrs. Pearl Shaw arrived from
Salem Saturday for visit at the
home of her brother, Mayor A. ].
Johnson.
Misses Margaret and Ruby
Fowells and Pearl Guthrie returned
Monday from a visit to Stayton
friends.
Hunters licenses were issued
by Clerk Moses Monday to Grier
and Henry Voshberg of Philomath
and E. Mulkey, of Blodgett.
-Workmen are now engaged in
building the store that "Maccabee"
Bill Taylor is to operate in the
western part of town. Newton
Adams is the contractor.
The final account OF E. E.
Wilson in the estate of Jane E.
Fisher, deceased, was approved
Saturday and the administrator
discharged.
e. D. Wetmore, the o. A. c.
band leader has been in town for a
day or two. His home is at Fair
view, near Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Lacy left
yesterday afternoon to visit the
Fair in Portland. They will also
visit Seattle and other Washington
points.
Salem Journal-Miss Musa
Geer passed through Salem this
morning on her way to Corvallis to
visit her brother, Chet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Green
berg and sons of San Francisco
arrived Friday, and are guests at
the Jacobs home. Mrs. Greenberg
and children will spend the sum.
mer here. while Mr.. Greenberg will
remain only a short time.
News reached town Saturday
that a team belonging to the
Spaulding logging outfit above
Corvallis, was drowned in the Will
lamette one day last week. One
horse went down with the harness
on, and the body of neither animal
was rescued.
His attorneys argued in the
federal court at Portland Monday
for a new trial for Senator Mitchell.
They alleged errors in the former
trial. notably the statement of Mr..
Heney made during progress Of the
case that Mitchell was under indict.
ment for subornation of perjury.
The motion tor new trial was tax
en- under advisement.
The automobile that ran
amuck on a hillside on the road te
Yaquina Bay last summer and
played havoc with itself, killed the
wife of its owner the other day. Il
was owned by J. II. Albert, the
we'll known Salem banker. While
out for a ride the other evening
some of the machinery got out O.
order and the thing suddenly be
gan to back. In order to keep i
from backing into the chasm at the
South Salem bridge, Mr.. Alber
guided it up a steep hillside. where
it overturned and SO injured Mrs
Albert that she has since died.
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