Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-08-21

Mrs. H. e. Hodes went to Port
land, Friday, to visit with friends
for week or ten days.
Daston Bros, eye specialists
Hotel Corvallis, Thursday, Aug. %
Examination free. SO
Ed Crawford is up from Salem
spending his vacation at the home
of his parents, Capt. and Mrs. ].
w. Crawford.
Mr.. Bulls new residence is rap
idly nearing completion in the wes-
tern part of town, and is a slightly
structure.
Frank Hall arrived home the
last of the week from Portland,
where he has been employed during
the summer.
Misses Agnes Wilson and Edna
Groves, and Frank Groves, spent
Sunday at the George Horning
home, uear Peoria.
Harold Wilkins returned Sunday
from his vacation at Newport and
departed yesterday for Portland to
remain until college opens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson Murphy
returned Friday from Independ-
ence, where they had been to look
after their 7O-acre hopyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Price of Port
land have been Corvallis business
visitors the past few days, looking
after their property interests.
Joseph Bryant is just able to be
up and to walk about with assist
ance, after being bedfast ten days
as the result of a fall from a load of
hay.
Olaf johnson and family loft
yesterday for Greeley, Colorado to
remain. They had been in Corval-
lis about year, occupying the
Wuestefeldt cottage.
Henderson Murphy, A. L. Steven
sou and Willard Ireland left yester-.
day for Eastern Oregon to locate
desert claims. They make the trip
by wagon, and will head for point
so miles south of Prinevile. They
expect to be back in two weeks.
Sheriff Burnett, Com missioner
George w. Smith and Ed Smith re-
turned Saturday from their hunting
"Trip in the Alsea country. The
party succeeded i, killing four deer
AID two bear, which was all they
could have hoped for. They were
very lirpral with their venison on
tile,r rtturn home and We are among
t..s,se returning thanks.
Mrs CT 'rhrasher left Sunday
far AJAX, Eastern Oregon. She went
III fcsppnse to a telegram convey
i!,g the information that her father,
Andrew Palmer, was not expected
10 live. The gentleman is nearly so
years OF age. For many years. be
was a resident Of this county nndat
tss. ti;ue wHs ii i'arti'er of Ro',tst
RAYMOND Honkle vert t. Port,
|aad Yesterday and after spending
. day or two in the metropolis vii,
proceed to his home in San Jose,
California, where he is engaged in
the drug business Raymond has
been as far north as Vietorin, B. C.,
turing his vacation. He is the
Youngest son of G. W. Henkle of
this city. l ,a..,.. -
The train from Yaquina now
reaches Corvallis at 1920; it leaves
Corvallis at leo, reaching Albany
at 11:3O. On the return it will
reach Corvallis at 1880 and will
leave for Yaquina at LILO. The
train that has been leaving Corval-
liz for Albany at 1910 will now
leave her. ut l:30. It will arrive
iu Albany at 2:1O. On the return,
il will reach Corvallis ct 4:3O, In
steAd Of $50, as her tofore. Tne
luornlng and evening trains run at
the same hours as Usual. The Port
land train now reaches Corvallis at
lila and leaves st l:20. These
are The. figures Of the new schetlule,
as rlearly correct as can be obtained
until the time card is issued.