Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-17

Tom Reader and Robert Pfouts of
Bel!efountain were in Corvallis,
Friday, on business.
Mrs. Kate Tiedeman-Hewitt of
Portland has been the guest for sew
eral days of her aunt, Mrs. Phillip
Phile.
Levi Wooster was overc 3me by
the heat Friday to the extent of be
ing unable to work, and his dray
was operated by A. Kyle.
Jesse Simpson of Monmouth was
an over-Sunday visitor at the w. P.
Ireland home in this city.
Mrs. T. K. Fawcett and children
arrived home Saturday from a two
weeks outing at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Kline arrived
home yesterday morning from an
extended business visit in San Fran
cisco.
Miss Mabel Baker left Saturday
for her home in Albany, after sew
eral weeks visit with her cousin,
Miss Mabel Wood, in this city.
Miss Linnie Small and her uncle,
Garret Long, returned home Friday
from visit in Linn county, thirty
miles from Corvallis, with relatives
J. H. 'Leiper, field secretary of
the Sabbath Association, left Friday
for McMinnville, after spending
several days in Corvallis looking
after work in his field.
John G. Ball made final proof
before Clerk T. T. Vincent, Friday,
on his homestead. The witnesses
were Ernest Sapp, Thomas Taylor
and G. S. Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heckart
gave delightful lawn party Friday
to a number of young friends. The
usual features were enjoyed and
light refreshments were served.
Before Clerk Vincent, Friday,
Johan Strok made final proof on
his Alsea homestead. The witnesses
were G. 7. Vernon, T. J. Phillips,
M. J. Vernon and D. M. earns.
The Gazette was misinformed rel
ative to the city marble works being
operated by Archibald and Van
hoosen, as Frank Vanhoosen is sole
proprietor of the establishment
Miss Stella Myers arrived home
the last of the week from a two
weeks visit with relatives at Nc
Minnyille. The young lady re-
sides near Bruce, in Southern Ben
ton.
Mrs. Du Moulin moved Saturday
from the place she has been occu-
pying across the river, to her re-
Gently, purchased residence, the
"Bill" Francisco property in north
Corvallis.
Marion Watkins, mail carrier
of Portland. who has been at his
home near Philomath nursing an
attack of measles, was in Corvallis,
Friday, enroute to Portland to re-
sumo his duties.
Mrs. J. Fred Yates LEI Saturday
for an outing of several weeks at
Cascadia. She was Joined yester-
day by her sister, Mrs. w. A. Wells,
and later Mrs Walter Wiles will he
member ofthe camp.
About one hundred members of
the Epworth and Junior Leagues of
the M. E. church enjoyed the social
given them at the church Friday
evening hy Rev. and Mrs. Feese.
A very happy time is reported.
David Junkin has returned
home from a trip through Eastern
Oregon. He resides a few miles
east of Corvallis. In the country
visited by him, Mr.. Junkin states
that the hot winds are running the
crops, and that the damage VIII be
great.
Miss Eta Wrenp, a teacher OF The
Dalles, arrived Friday night and is
a guest of Miss Helen Holgate. Miss
Wrenn is a daughter of John Wrenn.
a Benton county pioneer, who re-
sided, in years gone by, a mile or
two south of Corvallis. OF a fam
ilv of twelve children, eleven are
still living.
Mr. Stuhhlefeld of Burns, East
eru Oregon, arrived in Corvallis the
last of the week with SO mead OF
bunchgrass horses. He was located
on the flat with the band, one of
which he sold to a resident for $I25.