Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-07-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

W. A. Wells returned tuesday
from a business trip to Seattle.
Thomas Vidito filed Tuesday his
oath as a deputy sheriff of Corval-
Lis.
Miss Esther Sim mons of Fresno,
Calf, is the guest of Miss Margaret
Smell.
Mrs. Rufus Skipton and son ar
rived home from a visit at the bay,
this week.
o. B. Long came up from Salem
Tuesday for visit with relatives
in Corvallis.
Prof. Margaret Smell expects to
leave next week for a vacation trip
to California.
Joseph Sternberg of Indepen-
dence was Corvallis business
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Esther Purdy returned
Wednesday from her summer out
iag at Newport.
Miss Daisy Brown leaves today
for a visit of several days at New
port, with friends.
Miss Edna Allen arrived home
Tuesday from a months visit in
Portland with relatives.
Miss Lsssie Bush Of Kings VAL
lev was a visitor in Corvallis sew
eral days the first of this week.
Miss Margaret Mccormick left
Tuesday for her home at Lebanon
after a visit with the Misses Elgin.
Joseph Alphin of Portland was
in Corvallis the first of the week, on
his way to Toledo, Lincoln county,
on visit.
After very serious illness of
two weeks duration, Miss Noma
Stewart is able to be up and about
the house.
Mrs. V. Buckingham and two
children of Roseburg, are guests at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Ellison
in this city. ......
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Whitehead
and Miss Marjorie Richards depart
ed Tuesday for Newport for two
weeks outing.
Miss Annie Brinkley arrived
from Airlie Tuesday for visit with
her aunt, Mrs. W. A. Wells, and
other relatives.
Mrs. Ed Starr and daughter,
Mrs. Jim Bier and Miss Edna Russ
left Wednesday fer ten days
camping trip to Newport.
DR.. Pernot and family are to re-
turn Sunday from a weeks trip by
private conveyance to Yachaats
and other points on the coast.
Mrs. Mary Webber and daughter,
Miss Louise, of Portland, were in
Corvallis Monday, en- route for
Newport to spend their vacation.
Mrs. John Irwin of Waterville,
Wash, has arrived for a visit with
relatives in Benton. Mrs. Irwin
was formerly Miss Addie Horton of
this city.
A new kitchen is being added to
the O, j. Blackledge house on rail-
road street, occupied by Willis
Vidito. Work on the addition be-
gan Tuesday.
Miss White and Miss Elton,
teachers at Mt. Tabor, passed
through Corvallis the first of the
week on their way to Newport FOR
their summer outing.
Mrs. Frank Isabel has stored
her household goods and left this
week for Portland. Her sister is to
enter a hospital and Mrs. Isabel
will keep house for her for a while.
"Made in Oregon" roasting ears
have been in market for the past
week, and are relished by many
a resident who believes that Ore
goa heats tie world in productive
ness.
California watermelons are SELL
ing in the iocal market at 81 cents
per pound. 1t is expected, how
ever, that melons can be bad il
few days from Albany Il: a lower
price.
1t is expected that Prof. 7. II.
Crawford's handsome new residence
will be completed by tomorrow or
Monday night. Prof. Crawford
and wife viii occupy the dwelling
i'm nediately.
Mrs. Sarah Elgin and the two
youngest children left Tuesday for
Newport to be absent until Septem-
Der. They will be Joined in Aug
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