Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-08-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

q weeks vacation at newport.
George Henkle, the merchant,
has retnrned from a visit in Port
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Bryson and
children are enjoying vacation at
Newport.
Victor Simpson of Albany is
this week the guest of Corvallis
relatives.
C. C. Huff returned Tuesday from
q several days visit with friends at
Independence.
w. C. Swami returned Tuesday
from vieit to Portland. He went
to consult dentist.
Mrs. Laura Erwin of Portland is
the guest If her sister, Mrs. George
Wsggoner, in this city.
William Currin and family have
pitched their tent at Sulphur
Springs for their summer outing.
Phillip Gearhart departed for his
home at Astoria, Tuesday, having
spent his vacation in Corvallis and
vicinity.
Hunters licenses were issued
Tuesday to w S. Wells of Portland,
John Kiger, Collie Cathey and
George Cathey.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Small, who has been Sc
riously i'll for some time, is some
what improved.
Roy Woodcock and family, Mrs.
M. S. Woodcock and Master Ed
win are camped at Sulphur Springs
for few weeks.
Mrs. Clarence Albin and children
of Philomath are spending two
weeks with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnap.
Mrs. Mary Bryson returned this
week from several weeks outing
at Cascade, and left again yester-
day for Boswell Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Price re-
turned this week from their vac
tion at Newport. They found it too
cool for comfort az th" coG t.
Mr.. and Mrs. L ,ucl,i- Cdrrir' ' Il
Tuesday for their noue Ia Abel
deem, WASH, after a visit Of several
weeks with Benton county relatives.
Otto Woldt of Portland came up
Tuesday for a visit with Corvallis
friends. He is having two weeks
vacation and will spend a portion of
it at Newport.
Misses Hettie Lilly and Mamie
Cauthorn left Tuesday for the bay
for ten days sojourn. They will
spend the time at South Beach,
Waldport and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Mangas wish
the Gazette to thank all neighbors
and friends who were 80 kind and
helpful during the illness and after
the death Of their baby boy.
Ei. Wilson of Eugene is visiting
relatives at Wells Station, his old
home. He is holding down a tim
ber claim about 20 miles from no
where, in the Lane county wilder
ness.
Raymond Henkle, of San Jose.
is expected in Corvallis today or to-
morrow from Newport, who're he
has been for several days. He is
enjoying IA vacation and will visit
here with his father, George Hen
kle.
Miss Edith Bsrtholl, an '03
graduate of OAC, who has been
visiting at her home across the
river in Linn county, left Tuesday
for weeks outing at Sodavile,
She was accompanied by Miss Liz
z!e Pierce CT Linn county.
J. A. Henry and family ara to
move the first of the month into
the Prof. Berchtold residence, which
they have just purchased. 1t is
understood that Prof. BorchtolG
and family viii occupy a cJlirge
hili dwelling this fail.
A petition for letters of admins
tration has been filed by M4lc-ns
Wright in the estate of Thomas J.
Wright, deceased. The only part
of the estate still unsettled is lot 4,
block l3, in the original town of
Marysvilte. Thomas Wright died
in 1875, thirty-one veass ago. The
petitioner is the widow.
Miss Belle Ranney, a very popu
lar and successful teacher of Ben
ton county, has accepted the posi-
ton of primary teacher in the Con-
don high school for the coming
year, having resigned an excellent
position at Heppner in order to go.
Size leaves Corvallis in time to at