Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-20

Huston.
Grover Headrick and wife left
Wednesday for a ten days outing
in Alsea valley.
Fl. NJ. Finley and daughter,
Ada, of Irish Bend, visited friends
IN Corvallis, Wednesday.
Dick Bowen left Wednesday for
his home in Gillian county, after a
visit VITA his mother at Monroe.
Hugh McFadden arrived home
this week from "trip to California
He has been absent about two
months.
Mrs. Eta Hollister and family
arrived home tnis week from a two
week's visit with Mrs. Mcdonald ut
Pnilomath.
The missionary societies of the
United Evangelical church are to
hold missionary meeting tonight
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Hurd.
Mrs. S. N. Wilkins left yesterday
fer visit with her son, Harold, in
Portland, and with her father in
The Dalles. She will be absent
about two weeks.
While hauling hav Tuesday TO r
Walter Taylor, w. w. Ashby had
his load upset, throwing him vio-
lently to the ground. His ankle
was so badly bruised that he is
confined to his bed.
Mrs. Bert Hollister reached home
few days ago from a seven weeks
visit with relatives in the East.
She had a delightful trip but says
she is glad to get home, as ''there
is no place like Oregon"
Rev. G. T. Hurd and family ex-
pect to leave Tuesday for the bay
to be absent until about the first of
September. The pulpit at the
United Evangelical church will,
however, be supplied regularly.
Clarence Wilson's family expect
to leave the last of this week for
Oregon City to reside. Mr.. Will
son is already in that city in the
employ of Mr.. Heistand, formerly of
this city, who operates a laundry
there.
Mrs. B. A. Cathey and daughter.
Miss Marie, are to leave Sioux City,
Iowa, next Monday on the return
trip to their home in this city.
They have been visiting relatives
in Missouri and Illinois for two
months.
Rev. E. F. Green arrived home
Monday from visit in Southern
Oregon. Among other places he
visited the Ashland Chautauqua,
and states that there was a larger
attendance than usual and q very
fine meeting.
Jack Milne has secured new
lease on the S. L. Kline building
which he now occupies. The lease
is for period that will justify Jack
in making repairs and fitting his
place in an inviting shape. Re-
pairs have commenced and fixtures
have been ordered from Portland.
The Junior Eodeavor society of
the Congregational church held its
annual picnic Wednesday after
noon in Avery's Grove. The par
ents of the children and Mrs. A..
E. Wilkins, the popular superin-
tendent of the Junior society, were
managers of the affair, which prov
ed very enjoyabIo for all.
Henry Gerharl, Thomas White
horn aud William Bsoders expect
to leave within a few days fot trip
oy wagon south along the coast to
the California line Mr.. Broders
will likely quit the party at Coos
Bay and return home, but the
others will continue the journey
and expect to be out for couple of
months. No finet trip of the kind
can be conceived.
Nearly all of S. L. Kline's San
Francisco household effects are now
stored in this city and constitute
a lot CT house furnishings of great
value. Mr.. K1ne's residence in
the bay city was greatly damaged
by the earthquake Of three months
ago, but is undergoing thorough re-
pairs. It has been leased for a
term of years and Mr.. Kline viii
now make Corvallis his permanent
home. In speaking of the condi-
tions in San Francisco our towns
man SAYS that ten wears hence