Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-08-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Mae Gerhard left Friday for
Newport for ten-days' outing.
Miss Ruth Lillyreturned Saturday
from a visit with friends in Albany. !
Miss Ada Finley left Friday for
ten-days' visit with friends In Sa-
lem.
Mrs. Charles Heckart and son
left Friday for ten-days' outing
at Newport. <-
The Charles johnson residence ID
the western part of town is rapidly
nearing completion.
Mrs. Minor Swick and Miss Ma
bel Swick are spending two-weeks'
vocation at Newport.
Miss Eva Hall has returned to
her home in Salem, after a visit at
the Norman Lilly home.
Miss Anna Brinkley left Frieay
for her home in Airlie, after visit
with Corvallis relatives.
Mrs. Inez May arrived from
Portland, Saturday, for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Mosier.
Mrs. John Daniels and daughter
of Beaver Creek visited at the John
Greer home in this city, Friday.
Hal Hibbs, of CASTOR, YVES in
Corvallis the last of the week en-
loute to the bay on vacation jaunt.
Mrs. w. H. Jarmin has return
ed to her home in Philomath, after
a visit with her sister, Mis-. Anna
Mills, in this city.
Misses Mae Gibson, of Eugene,
snd Margaret Williamson, of ASH
land, arrived Friday and are guests
of Miss Edna Russ.
Harry Fltzmaurice was in Cor
Wallis the last of the week from
Eastern Oregon, on the way to the
bay to join his family.
John Spangler left yesterday for
a two weeks vacation at Newport.
He is to play in the band during
his stay at the seaside.
Rumor has it now that there is to
be wedding in the not FIR distant
future, with an OAC professor as
groom and a Portland young wo-
man as the bride.
Things are lively in the building
line in Corvallis just now, and be.
sides the new buildings that are 60.
ing up, there is an unusual amount
OF repair work being done.
1t is stated that DR.. E. J.
Thompson, formerly of this city,
who has made his home in Indpen-
dence for several years, is to
change his residence TO Salem or
Albany this fail.
Six hunters licenses were issued,
Friday, as follows: E. E. Wilson,
Ralph A. Keiser, George w. Smith
and Edwin Woodcock, Corvallis,
and Guy Frink and R. E. Pugh,
Pniloma,h. Sn far this year $50
licenses have been issued.
Mr.. H. NJ. Finley has gone to
Luckv By, Lane county, for visit
with h-r son, Ross, who is an assay
er in the mining districts of South
ern Oregon. En- route home she
will visit at Foley Springs as
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Lake, OF Eugene. Mrs Finley viii
be absent about two weeks.
R. S. Irwin has filed his final &C.
count as executor in the estate Of
the late Louisa Irwin, and Sept
ember Sth has been set as the dav
for hearing objections, if any, to
such fnal account. The estate
was valued at $5,7756O, and the
inventory shows cash on hand to
the amount Of $l.S93. 50.
The Willamette Valley Company
n1w has one of the "swellest" Of
fees in this city. "A handsome
desk and office chair were put in
Friday, ard with new liroleum,
and every thing apick and span,
the place is indeed attractive. Guy
Clark is :he company's agent at
this place and is justly proud of the
new quarters.
The VIII known Veazie family OF
Polk county held family Reunion
at Dallas last week. Speaking of
the event the Dallas Observer saws:
No mere pleasant gathering has
ever been held in Polk; county than
the Reunion of the Veazie family
at the old homestead in North Dali
las last Saturday. Mrs. Harriet