Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-09-25


went Saturday to attend the milliE-
cry openings.
THURSDAY, Adolph Schni l. and
Henry Zimmerman left for the Ore
gon Agricultural College, where they
viii enter their sophomore year
The Dalles Optimist.
Miss Ina Gould arrived Friday
from Newberg for visit with Cor
Wallis relatives and friends. Miss
Gould formerly resided in this city
Hunters licenses were issued
Friday to D. NJ. Sanders, Noel Will
kinson and J. J Nichols, and Sat-
urday, to Ben Robinson, Charles
Brumfeld and Charles Minton.
Mrs. E. S. Murray, of Portland,
has been a Corvallis business visit
or the past few days. she reports
herself and family as getting along
nicely in the city.
I will start the Corvallis cider
factory October 1st. Will pay
cash for apples, make for one half,
or make for 3 cents per gallon.
Empty barrels for sale. Geo. w
Smith. 7S.tf
Work on the handsome new resi-
dence that DR.. Cathey has been
having erected will be completed
the middle of next week. The car
penters also finish work on the J.H
Harris residence in a day Or two.
Both houses are among the best in
town.
The Missionary society members
of the Presbyterian church sur
prised Mrs. B. w. Wilson at her
home, Friday afternoon, by calling
in body to pay farewell visit.
The hostess was much surprised, but
the occasion was none the less en-
joyable because of that, and every
one spent very happy afternoon.
Robert Mathena arrived Friday
from Centralia, Wash, for a visit
with relatives at Wrenn station and
Corvallis. Accompanied by his
wife, who has been for some time at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. 7. Vincent in this city, Mr..
Mathena leaves today or tomorrow
for his home in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Hulburt arri-
we'd Saturday from Ophir, Utah, and
Will visit Benton and Corvallis rel
atives. 1t is doubtful if they return
to Ophir, but they may decide to
locate in Salt Lake City In years
'nr gone by Seth held a case on
; he ''Gazette.' He is a good f"'-
iow" aud has manv old friends who
are glad to see him again.
The permanent exhibit which
Benton county maintains at the
court house and which figured large
ly in this years display from Ben
ton at the state fair, was returned
to the court house Thursday. It is
still in the crates, however, and no
provision has as yet been made for
having the specimens placed in po-
sition, task that is not 80 easy of
accomplishment as might be sup
posed.
The Hogg house which was star
ted from it's location on college hill
to a new site on college street near
the Ellsworth Irwin property, before
the rain fell, was safely landed the
last of the week and shows up to
good advantage on the new grounds.
1t is now the property of R. G.
Wills, who will, it is stated, remod-
Ell the structure and use it as a
boarding house,
L. L. Brooks, the rustling ranch
or of Northern Benton, received
orders in one day, last week, for
grain and grass seed, amounting
to $2,464.OO. The orders came
from all over the United States and
as soon as another carload can be
made ready which will be in the
cary part of October, Mr.. Brooks
will ship it, although 'he destina-
ton is not known.
The reception given by the Y.
NJ. and Y. w. c. A. at the A.
mury, Friday evening", vas attended
bv II large crowd and a very e,joy
able time was had bv everyone.
The program included IN instru-
mental duet by Harry Beard and
Harold Wilkins; welcoming ad
dress by Prof. J. B. Horner; vocal
duet, Misses Edna Allen and Gertie
McBee; reading, Miss Laura Pratt;
instrumental Juet, Prof. Horner
and daughter; dialogue, Miss Min
ME Phillips and Arthur Bouquet
Following the program punch was
served aud souvenier pennants
were given o8t on which to secure