Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-09-17

city.
Harry Belknap went to Salem
Friday, to assist in placing the OAC
exhibits in position at the state
fair.
Mack Burkhead was the guest o.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Long, between
trains, Friday, en- route from New.
port to Portland.
Ruby and Loyal Starr returned
to their ! ome in Portland, Friday
after visit with Corvallis and Ben
ton relatives.
Boy Rickard has purchased the
Ed Andrews home on Fifth stree,
and is to move to OWN and occupy
the property this week.
Mrs. L. F. Burkhead of Mon
mouth has been the guest for seve-
raj days of her daughter, Mrs. M.
M. Long, in this city.
Mrs. Efie e. Smith has arrived
from Eastern Oregon and moved
the last of the week into the Beneen
house on college hill.
Miss Bertha Coon of Bellefoun-
tain was in Corvallis, Friday, en-
route to near The Dalles where she
is to teach, tbs coming year.
Miss Pearl Hammer of Bellefoun-
tain left for Huntington, Wash,
the last of the week to spe.d the
winter and attend school
Charley Heckart has begun the
erection of ano her 'dence on mis-
lots in the weste n part ottown. 1t
= is to be for rental purposes.
Miss Georgia Hairless 10 to leave
the first of t.is week to b. gin
term of school in Hsrney county,
near where she taught last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Irvine and
son Ward, and Lloyd Farmer went
to Elk City, Friday, for brief va
cation. They returned Sunday
night.
T. T. Vincent and family moved
Friday in,o tie AL Bethe g house.
Mr.. Bethers and family moved into
a cottage that they have recently
hsd erected.
= Mrs. Kennsth Cooper of Califor-
MIA, formerly Miss Louise Cooper, of
this city, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
g. R. Farra, and her sister, Mics
Juliet Cooper.
W. H. Hammersley came out
from Alsea. Thursday, and return
ed Friday with his family. Mem
bers of the family bad been picking
hops at Irelsnd's.
The registers for the A. J. john
son brick arrIv F iday. If any
one thinks the dra nea had q
"snsp" unloading them, that person
should have been present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Amber left
Saturday for England to reside.
They are followed by the good |
wishes of all Corvallis end Benton
county, and their going is widely
regretted.
D. B. Farley of Junction City
was a Corvallis business visitor,
Friday. Mr.. Fs-ley stated that SO |
far as he knew hoi in his locality
are very good and none have been
left uupicked.
George and Collie Cathey were
passengers for Portland, friday,
where they will ent,. medical
college. They will le missed in
Corvallis ocial circles where both |
are popular as we'll as being favor
i!e vocalists.
Mrs. Sarah Stewart went to
Portland, Saturday, to rem ain
week, at the end of which time she |
will bring home her daughter, Miss
No,na, who is under a physicians
care in that city, providing tbs lat
ter is able to travel.
Picking was completed in the !
Taylor hop yard thursday svenirc 9
and Corvallis families who J d |
been employed the came home
Friday. The season has been very
short hereaborts, which will be a |
hardship i'll many a household.
A Salvation Army man WAS a
visitor in Corvallis the last of the
week. The appearance of the car
my" in years gone by, was a, night
~ affair on Main street in Corval-
J!s, but like many other things it
has passed on, and the occasional
visit of an "officer" in this city is
now Lomething of novelty.