Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-09-17
Prof. Coote has spent the past
few days at the coast.

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John Starns of Albany was q
visitor in Corvallis, Saturday.
Zach Taylor went to Alsea,
Thursday, for few days outing.
Mrs. A. E. Wilkins has been
confined to her home the past week
with illness.
Miss Orah Conn came over from
Albany, Saturday, for visit with
| friends.
Mrs. Emma Williams of Philo-
math was the guest over Sunday of
Mrs. T. K. Fawcett.
w. P. Laferty left yesterday for
Chicago on business. He will be
goce indefinitely.
Attorney W. E. Yates of Var
couver, Wash, spent Sunday with
Corvallis relatives.
Miss Edythe Ready is the new
clerk at Stairs candy store. She
began work yesterday morning.
Mrs. Jessie Spencer came home
Friday from Portland where she
has been taking til itment. She is
improved in health. ....-
Prof. James Dryden returned the
last of the week from a two eeeks'
absencs in Southern Oregon and
Calf 4ia.
w. G. Metcalf and family ex.
pected to 60 to Wells, yesterday, to
pick hops for the remainder of the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Kelly have
gone to North Yamhill for a visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Sam
Wickerhe,ser.
Mrs. Rose Meers left Friday for
her home in Portland, after a I
months visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. R. N. White. !
Mrs. G. G. Knapp and daughter,
Miss Pearl, have returned from
near Philomath where they had
been spending some time with Mrs.
L. M. Ray.
H. NJ. Parks of Grundy Centre,
Iowa, is to arrive in time for the
opening of OAC. He is the newly
professor of mining en-
gineer ;1g at the college.
Born, Saturday morning, to Mr..
and Mrs. Will Horning of near
Philomath, a daughter. The con-
gl u'ations of many friends in
Corvallis are extended the proud
parents.
J. M. Nolan & Son have just in
stalled in their big, busy store a
new National, nine-drawer cash
register of the Ii st desig-, 1t is
operated by electricity and is one
Of the first of t., > kind in use.
Mrs. Richard Kige- ard little
have been guests for sew
,ral days CT Rev. and Mr.. P. s.
Knight in Sem. Sunday, Mr..
Kiger went to Sa lem to join them
and "take in" the fair this week.
Art Hope and wife moved last
week to Yaquina, :, they e-e to
'eside, i H wHo is G. & E.
having cen transferred
rom T. 2 .un b. ween Albany and
% ,allis to the one from Albany to /.
Yaqu.na. !
CIV. Jch IN will move from {
Al 8 in Wy near fu-u 20 = I
,ome interest i in clothing sto- e 6
It Corvallis. Mr.. johnson l. been f
! pcs ster at Airl'e ID I. 20 J
the business Of the Mil q
sr, Alcorn Mercantile Company
Enterprise. IL
A telephone message received r
re n John Kiger id DR.. E. H. t
Fay lor, Saturday, ated (. : they
would take 70 the all tim'zr in I
he Yachaats country, day,
seq . of elk. The women folks
we're to be left in camp at Lobster. ..
Mrs. l. Froman died last night ,
t FER hu ne on the old Froman d. ,
ation I'D claim near Alts " at =
he a.,e & y years. The deces ed Y
- one of Linn countv's pioneer =
e tents, h.v 7g ome to this state =
D 1851 with her husband from the
middle Western states.
d.. L. V. Flint was taken very
1 Su lay and for time grave
ears wee eli ain ! concerning
i'm. Dr.. Altman, - old friend, I
g, d DR.. Flint's ply = n.was rum-
loned from Salem, wing on The
light train, and arte a nigh's t
'ork with the ps' the letter Q