Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-08-14
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from Portland on a visit to TRENDS.
Prof. I. E. Richardson of Albany
was a Corvallis business visitor
Saturday.
Miss Kicker of Portland
is on a three weeks visit with rela-
tives in this city.
Mrs. John Rickard expected to
leave yesterday for weeks visit
with Eugene friends.
Mrs. Cal Thrasher has arrived
home from a week spent in Port
land and Independence.
Among the Sunday visitors at
Newport were Misses Sylvia and
Mamie Starr, of this city.
Joe Bridges, the well known half
breed, of Newport, was in Corvallis,
Saturday en- route home from a
visit in Tillamook.
Rev. Feese came in frcm Alsea,
Saturday, to occupy his pulpit
Sunday in the M. E. church. He
returns to Alsea today.
Little Doris, the two-year old
daughter of Robert Heron, is seri-
ouply ill at The home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Ruth Buchanan, in
this city.
Misses Frances Gellatly and
Mertie Harrington went to New
port Saturday. The former re-
turned yesterday, but the latter
remains for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark reached
home Friday evening from a
months visit with relatives at Pen
dleton, Baker City and other East
ern Oregon points.
A message reached Corvallis, Sat
urday afternoon that forest fires
had again broken out near Berry,
on the G. & E.. and that firefighters
were hurrying to the scene.
Harold Wilkins arrived home
from Portland, Friday evening,
and left Saturday for Newport to
play in the band there for a week.
He is enjoying his vacation.
G. L. Gray returned Tuesday
from business trip to Corvallis
aad Shedds. He has traded his
,var-i,ouse in the latter place for a
$50 acre farm south of Corvallis,
one of the finest places in Benton
county.-Lincoln Leader.
Among those who were in Corval-
lis, Saturday, between trains, en-
route to Newport, were the follow
ing: Miss Hortense Greffoz, Port
land; Miss Ivy Burton and Mike
Walker, Independence; and Harris
Thompson of Salem, all well-knowr
people in Corvallis.
Miss Elsie Rice celebrated her
birthday Friday evening by giving
a party to Is young friends. Games
and refreshments were a part of the
evenings pleasures. The hostess
was generously remembered by hel
guests, receiving a number of pref
ty and useful gifts.
DR.. w. O. Manion, of Portland
supreme medical director, pays q
fraternal visit to the local lodge O
United Artisans tomorrow evening
ant all Artisans, whether members
of the Corvallis Assembly or else
where, are invited. A number oi
candidates will be initiated and re.
freshments will be served.
The unwise man is always in &
hurry. Hs eats in a hurry anc
gets apnplexy. He talks in a hurry
an,: says to" much. He does husi
ness in n hurry and goes brok-. H.
reads ina hurry aud is superficial
He votes in a hurry and produces
corruption. He narries in hurry
aud gets L divorce. He trains hi;
children in hurry ard hurries
them into evil ways. He gets re.
ilgihn IN u nuTry ana IoTgotS IL Ia
hurry. He makes his will in :
hurry and leaves g legal contest
He dies in a hurry and goes to tn,
devil, and his tribe increases.-Ex
The way the situation at New
port is summed up by the Jefferson
Review, since !0ca! option went int'
effect at the seaside city: Newpor
has big crowd of Campers this sea-
son, composed largely of women
The sporting" crowd from tn
cities that was wont o flock there
in the hoozg summers OF the past i
conspicuous by its absence, the rou
lette wheel is silent, the tiger dom
growl, the slot machines are turned
to the wall and the great American