Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-06-26


Friday.
Wilour Starr and family return
ed Saturday from two weeks visit
at Newport.
George Cooper was quite i'll the
last of the week, and was unable to
run his dray.
Born, Thursday morning, to Mr..
and Mrs. ". C. Young of Jobs
addition, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Waltz of
Bellefountain were pleasant visitors
in Corvallis, Saturday.
Miss ANA Holmes has gone to
Washington where she is t. study
medicine with a relative.
Mrs. Harvey Albright has ar
| rived from Portland for q visit with
old friends and neighbors.
Adam Wilhelm, Sr., was Cor
Wallis visitor the last of the week,
returning home to Monroe Friday.
Miss Mary Miller of Monroe re-
turned home yesterday after few
days visit with Miss Kate Ger
hard.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Moore left
Saturday morning for two months
visit with relatives at their old home
in Illinois.
She - at the telephone: "Hello!
Have you any long white gloves?"
He-"Good Lord, no; this is the liv-
cry stable"
Mrs. Rusk, who for the past
year has occupied the Hogg house
on college hill, left Friday for Port
land to reside.
Mrs. Robert Miller of Summit
was in Corvallis, Friday, on her
way to visit Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bill near this city.
Ben Scott, a Corvallis boy who is
kindly remembered by many people
here, is to be married this week to
q young lady of La Grande.
B. J. Hecker Of Albany was in
Corvallis Thursday and left Friday
for Alsea, to spend two weeks in
search OF cattle to purchase.
Meigs Bartmess, graduate of
OAC, who graduated as an electri-
cal engineer this month from Per-
due university, is to 60 to Pitt,burg
at once to accept position.
J. L. Underwood and Archie
Black burn expect to leave this week
for the Bohemia mines, where a
month will be spent. Mr.. Under
wood has mining interests in the
Bohemia district.
A crowd,o Corvallis young people
went from this city to Albany Thurs
day evening in row boat, returning
on the train at $50. Perhaps a
better time has not been enjoyed by
any crowd this season.
Mrs. Fred Ingle of Woodburn is
guest at the J. w. Ingie home in
this city, where she will remain un-
I'll aft,r the Fourth. Mr.. Ingle
cut his hand severely on broken
g ass, and while disabled is taking
vacation up the Colum bia.
Friday was "wooly" day in
Corvallis. No less than 10000
pounds of wool came to town that
day and this week is expected to
clean up the county, only two or
three lots now remaining unsold.
The price Friday was % cents per
pound.
Miss Agnes Wilson leaves week
from today for Portland, to join
the party Of young ladies who will
leave on the 9th or 7th of July
for the Yellowstone National
Park, as guests of the Oregonian.
Miss Wilson is worthy of the
honor she has won, and every per-
son in CORVALLIS wishes her a safe
and happy trip.
The announcement of the pro-
posed excursion to be- given by the
Rsbekahs and Odd Fellows to the
Front and return ON July 4th has
been very favorably received in tnis
city, aud many are already plan
ming to attend, There is no doubs
but that everyone who goes will
have day Ct rest and pleasure in
the cool, beautiful mountain resort
known as Detroit, or the Front.
The United Evangelical annual
Bible conference and camp
meeting began at Dallas the
last of the week, and will continue
for ten days or more. Friday, Mr..