Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-08-17

Miss Wary Elgin ieave Suniay
t, spend twe weeks with her
II o h-r at Newport.
Buy your a-eesting cuffs at
Nalan's- Compete stock ~ hot
tom prices. So ~
Robert Myers of Il SEA was l..
Corvallis Tuesday H i sta, ti,a
to Douglas county, Washington, to
locate, and will make the trip by
wagon.
The remains of the lats Clark
Mundy will be taken to Portlar d
this morning and placed b. side
those of his father, in Multnonah
cemetery.
Treasurer w. A. Buchanan is
having HE handsome residence in
lhe northern part of town re-
painted, thereby making a decided
proyement.
Men Wanted.-Saw mill and
lum Der yard laborers 1926 per dav.
Woodsmen 1925 to So 90. Steady
work. Apply to Booth-Kelly Lum-
Der Co., Eugene, Ore. 43tf
Phillip Rhiuehart of Eastern
Oregon, an OAC boy, has been Wis
iting Corvallis friends the past few
days. He goes to Newport today
or tomorrow for an outing.
Willard Ireland and wife moved
Wednesday into the building on
Third street known as the Temple
of Justice Toe residence was re-
Gently vacated by Jesse McHenry
Mrs. Bert Edwards and children
of Mayv!le, Eastern Oregon, have
been guests this week of relatives
in Corvallis. They will take an
outing at Newport before returning
home.
Miss Lulu Turner came up from
Portland a few days age and is Wis
iting friends and relatives. She
leaves in about two weeks to enter
the Bahnke Walker business col
lege in Portland.
Miss Ella johnson, Vena Rick
ard and Letha Rickard left yester-
day for their outing at Newport.
Miss Thia Johnson has charge OF
the Johnson millinery store during
the absence of Miss Ella.
Ernest NJ. lor, the happy-looking
Western Uuion operator, is taking a
tn Il +, > vacation at Moose Lake.
= -, ng his absence Walter Sheas-
green is holding down the ''clickety-
clack" machine at the W. U.
office.
Mrs. b. E. Edwards and chill
dren returned home Wednesday
from an all-summer visit with rela-
tives at Mayville, Eastern Oregon
She leaves again today or tomorrow
for Newport to spend the next few
weeks. e
Levi Oren's nine-acre tract, to-
gether with the residence, was sold
Wednesday to Henderson Murphy
for $4,000. The sale was made by
Robinson & Stevenson and posses
sion is to be given the 25th of this
month.
Misses Marie and Ida Staehr
were guests of Corvallis friends be-
tween trains Wednesday. They
were enroute home to Forest Grove
from their outing at Newport One
Of the young ladies expects to enter
OAC this fall.
The Latest Fad--Get 1t. Your
photo On II letter post cards aud
the following lines on each card:
''Do you miss me now pm gone?''
"To a fiirt." "I'ru still single, how
are you?" AMI others, at the Cor
vatils Stu,lin. Call. 65tf
Nrtic" to Farmers.-I am in the
marked for clover, vetch, chr.: al
F:.if. and timothy delivered f o, II.
cars. Il farmers or dealers having
hay to Offer will kindly write me
stating tbs amount and quality of
the hay they hava 10 sell. Ad-
dress &. w. Slmpson, 2Ol Wash
ington street. Portland, Ore. 63tt
DR.. M=nion cf Portland, supreme
medical director of the order of
United Artisans, paid fraIsrn;,l
visit to the local lodge Wednesday
evening, and put on the new ritua !
i-tic work. The meeting was very
orirf, out of respect for Mrs. Ellen
Mundy, who is a member Of toe
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