The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-07-31

Will 60 lnto camp.
Mrs. Minnie E. Lee and Mrs.
Charles Lee expect to leave Thurs
lay for few weeks outing at New
port.
Lee Beach and family of Port
land, were guests of Mrs. Creigh-
ton last week. They left today
for Newport.
After two weeks visit with
her uncle, s. L. Shedd, Miss San
ders left Saturday for her home in
Iowa.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Smith left
for few weeks stay at
Csscadia. They will be joined
Thursday by Mr.. and Mrs. J. o
Wilson.
DIR. and Mrs. II. S. Pernot re
turned Monday from an outing
ten days spent at Yachats and
Newport.
Mrs. S. N. Wilkins is expect
ed home this week from a months
visit with relatives at The Dailes
and Portland.
Misc Louise Erwin and Miss
Ethel Alexander leave tomorrow to
join Mr.. aud Mrs. Alexanie at
Newport.
Mrs. Sarah Mechlin who was
seized with violent illness on the
evening of July 3rd, and who has
since remained in a very serious
condition of health, is not improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Henkle ar
rived Saturday from a week visit
with their son Arthur Henkle, at
Chehalis, Washington. The latter
has a good position in sash and
door factory.
Miss Nellie Mcpherson of Was
CO, and Miss Gertrude Davis of San
Francisco, arrived last week for
two weeks visit at the Be1knap
home. With Miss Frances Belknap
they we're guests at a house party
given recently by Mrs. F. M. Nc
Elfresh, near Salem.
Grants Pass Courier: George
Won der HELEN, son of Hon. II. Won
DER HELEN, of Wellen, jackson
county, was in Grants Pass We'd
nesday and arranged with Manager
A. G. Hoofer to be assayer at the
Mt. Pitt so soon as the new mill is
put in operation, which will be
within a month. Mr.. Won der Hell
len gfadu ated this year from the
State Agricultural college.
e. B. Horning, George Ready.
w. o. Trine and Prof. Pernot are a
party of Corvallisites who left Mon
day for months vacation. They
travel by private conveyance with
camp outfit, and are properly armed,
provlsioned and accoutred. Their
first destination is Fish and Clear
Lakes and after that they will make
various stopping places, probably
going as far as Lake county.
DIR. w. H. Beale, assistant di.
rector of the experiment station ol
the United States, was in Corvallis
| Saturday on sr official visit 10 the
| Osegon station. The station in
| each state is inspected by an officer
from the Washington staff each y.ar,
and such changes in the conduct OF
: the station suggested as efems l e
c+s a'y t. the inspector. D.. B ale
visited the Oregon station and the
college four years ago, and va:
much mpressed bg the giant stride:
made in the growth end deva,oo D
ment Of the institution.
Tie following Transfers have
been filed at the flee of the ceun
ty recorder: r. t. Pfict to Franz
lTharp. ten acfes u. ar Albany, $4O0
Flanc7s A Helm to P0ndersoY
Avery, eight lots in Helm's addi
tior, 500; J NJ Potter and wifi
to A J johnson, one lot in block 5
$1,000; Hubert Hoaes and wife t.
A joins n. 6 feet in lot II blocl
: 5, S6l0; M. Wright to Eta l
fDowDer, on3 LOT in block Is q
Third street, SIPS
After an absence of % years
Arthur Frldley was peering int
] the faces of Corvallisites yesterday
= looking for familiar features. H
WAS born Oh what is now Col1eg
Hil1, and as boy of 10 went ava
: in 1883 and did not return unit
| yesterday. He was the son of j
! seph Fridley, on whose donatio
/ claim some Of the college building
/ are localed, portion of the Al
: moiy and Cautnorn Hall among tt
1 lot. The L. F. Wilson and Foste
I properties are also parts of the oril
7 inal farm. The father crossed tt
plains TO Oregon in Is47, the mott
: er in I845. Arthur, since goir
away, has.resided in Wasco count,
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