Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-10-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

days in Portland.
C. M. Wynant, business man,
of Newport, transacted business In
Corvallis Tuesday.
Miss Lavina Wood is expected
home today from visit with
friends at Forest Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hollenberg
returned Wednesday evening from
a visit to the exposition.
Mrs. Ed FELTON,, Jr., is suffering
with an attack Of measles. There
are other cases reported about
town.
Mrs. o. V. Ingram, of junction
City, and Mrs. Mary J. Ingram, of
Monroe, were guests Tuesday of
Mrs. T. H. Wellsher.
The New England supper given
Wednesday evening by the ladies
of the Presbyterian church was a
pronounced success.
Mrs. William Groves left Thurs
day for Salem, and was joined there
by Frank Groves. Tho two are
now visiting Portland and the Fair.
Mrs. P. A. Moses returned Tues
day from a two weeks visit at va
quina with her, daughter, Mrs.
Sidney Trask, who has been quite
i'll.
Mrs. Chester Avery and children
leave tomorrow for Klamath Falls,
to reside. Mr.. Avery operates
stock ranch in the vicinity of that
place, and the family will reside in
town.
Mrs. E. S. Murray, who recently
went from Corvallis to Portland to
reside, invites all Corvallis friends
to call at her new address, 1872, E.
22d street, where she is now locat-
ed with her family.
Ed Wiles, of Wells, one of Ben
toms best known ranchers, was 8
Corvallis business visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. Wiles has leased his Soap
Greek farm and is soon to move to
Albany to reside.
T. G. Fletcher is enroute by team
from Eastern Oregon to Corvallis,
to join his family. The Fletchers
ale located in the J. B. Goodman
house. Mr.. Fletcher is expected to
reach this city within couple Of
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Misner and
daughter, and D. M. Trine left
Sunday for California, en- route to
their home at Rhapai, Nebraska,
after visit with F. O. Gray and
family, in Corvallis, who are rela-
tives.
By an order of the Benton county
court, George Green has been ap-
pointed guardian of Walter E.
Green, an insane patient, commit
ed to the asylum from Benton the
10th Of last May. Walter E.
Green owns property valued at
$1.100.
IT. L. Dunn, wife and child,
who have been visiting relatives in
this city and Alsea, arrived from
the latter place Tuesday after a
visit of six weeks. "Wednesday.
they took their departure for Wolf
Creek, Southern Oregon, where they
, will pass the winter, They recent
ly came to Oregon from Oklahoma.
: Tuesday, J. W. shedd, a brother
of S. L. ~Shedd, of this city, arrived
in Corvallis for visit of q week o,
two. This is his first trip to this
part of the country and he has
formed a very favorable opinion 0:
what he has seen so far. The Wis
itor's home is in Jaspar county
Indiana.
Floyd, son of Nj. and Mr.. Henry
Bristow, who was operated on il
Portland for a very severe attack
of appendicitis, about two weeks
ago, is reported to be doing well
with chances favorable for complet'
and rapid recovery. Miss Greet,
Bristow returned home Tuesday
from Portland, having been at he
brothers bedside.
Real estate seems still to be NOV
ing somewhat around here, as il
shown by recent sales made b,
Amber & Waters: G. A. Rust t
D. R. Cloure, cf Nebraska, II acre
- miles south Of Philomath, $1,000
A. S. Stone to Chas. Zeisler, G
Kansas, "a acres 5 miles east {
Corvallis $4,000; Mr.. Snuff t
Lewis Benson, of Kansas, II acre
6 miles east Of Corvallis, 1850.
How report will get starte
without any foundation whatever,
source Of everlasting conjecture