Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


wallis, Wednesday.
James Horning and family ar
rived home Wednesday from a
pleasant outing at Newport.
Miss Mary Danneman arrived
home Monday night from a
visit with friends in Portland.
Mrs. Edward Kline from near
Newport is in Corvallis, the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Taylor.
Bert Newton and Bert Peters be-
gan work Wednesday with their
b ~ baler. They started on the
John Swick ranca.
Services at the NJ. E. church,
South, Sunday morning and even
ing. Subject of evening sermon:
The Disopedient Prophet"
w. w. Francis of Albany, ex-
county recorder On the republican
ticket. was business visitor in
+ Corvallis the first of this week.
w. D. DeVarney, the well-known
Independent telephone man, was a
Corvallis visitor Tuesday and We'd
nesday On business for his company.
Walter Lemon left the first OF
this week for Seattle, his home, after
a visit with Benton friends. Mr..
Lemon is a former OAC student
The Hofake Bros. hay baler be-
gan operations over in Linn county
this week. The Weld is reported
as excellent and the grain crops are
splendid.
John Ray, the shoe maker has
responded to the demand for har-
vest hands and is now using pitch
fork in Benton hay field neal
Corvallis.
Archibald and VanHocsen left
the first of the week for Junction
City. They made the trip wheel
They are proprietors of the Corval-
lis marble works.
Rev. G. FL. Feese aud family ex-
pect to leave Tuesday for Alsea
where they will pitch their tent ana
spend five or six weeks fishing, rest
ing and enjoying the beauties O
nature.
Mrs. Bridge, of Portland, anc
Mrs. Shobert, of Eugene, were ir
Corvallis, Tuesday. They are sis
ters, and were en- route to Nash
Vile to visit their mother, Mrs
Gillette.
Miss Lille Leisure of Moscow
Idaho, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs
John Lenger. Miss Leisure is or
route home from an extended so
journ in Sacramento. She arrived
In Corvallis, Tuesday.
Tuesdays Telegram contained ar
excellent cut of Kline's base bal,
team. Walter Kline occupies {
position in the center of the group
and a placard bears the title
.'Kline's Randy Kids"
Four Portland boys were in Cor
wallis, Morday night. They were
en- route to Portland in canoes, hav
ing gone by train to Eugene to star
down the river. They were dressed
in white duck cults and appearec
to be enjoying their trip to the limit
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wood ane
Mrs. S. w. Holmes arrived hom'
Wednesday from Candy, where fo
ten days they have been attending
the Methodist campmeeting. They
report d fine time and say a pref
tier place for camping could not b
found.
There is TO be al enjoyable aff3i
on the lawn at the United Evangel
ical church next Monday evening
1t is an ice cream social and tn
proceeds will be used to purchas
books. Everyone is invited to com
and enjoy a cool, pleasant even;p
ON the lawn.
The S. H. Moore ranch of |,
acres has new owner. He is Oh
Pau'son Of North Dakcta, who wa
in Corvallis last week, departing
for home on Saturday with ,h
intention of returning this autumn
The consideration in the deal wa
$500, and Robinson Il Stevenson
made the sale.
Percy Sootheran left Wednesda,
Tor his home Mt Wynant, after
three weeks visit at the Wi.hu
Starr hcme in Southern Benton
The young man has always live,
in Chicago, this being his first visi