Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-06-25
Additional Locals.

Mrs. Marion Feister returned home,
from visit with relatives at.
Airlie.
Mrs Benson arrived Yesterday from
Cottage Grove tor visit with Mrs. 6.
e. Feese.
Will Whiteside left yesterday for Wood
and, WASH, after brief visit to his
home near Corvallis.
Mrs. L. G. Altman arrived Friday from
Salem and is the guest for few days OF
Did friends and neighbors.
Mrs. T. J. Thorp left Yesterday for
Newberg to attend the annual encamp-
ment of the 6. A. R and W. R. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Young of Tygh
Valley are guests for few days of the
formers sister, Mrs. A. ]. johnson.
Mrs. Martha Burnett, who has been
the guest of her son, Bruce Burnett, and
wife in Portland the past week, arrived
home, Saturday.
George A. Scibird, editor of The Re-
publican OF Union, Oregon. was in Cor
Wallis, Sunday. He expects to send his
son TO college in this city next fall,
Mrs. Blanche Prather moved Saturday
into temporary quarters on her newly
acquired property il jobs addition,
where she is to build a residence.
E. R an W. S Bryson have heen ap-
pointed jointly as administrators of the
estate of the late Mrs. Mary Brvson, the
estimated value of which is $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D DeVarney, Mrs
Rocky Mason, Miss Flora Mason ano
George 7. Nevins of Albany visited in
Corvallis, Sunday. making the trip by
auto mobile.
The annual state enca mpment of the
G. A. R. and W. R. G. begins at New
berg today. Quite a delegation from
both the local Post and Corps will be ir
attendance.
Postmaster B. w. Johnson and Mike
Bauer arrived home Saturday from Five
Rivers, where they enjoyed couple O
days fishing. Their friends enjoyed The
fish" of their trip.
Mrs. Hendryx of Jobs addition lef
Yesterday for Alsea to attend the funera
of the three-months old child of hel
brother, Nathan Pickett The little on
died Sunday and will be buried today.
N. B. Avery returned Saturday from
four days trip to the head waters o
Salmon river, iu the Grand Round Val
ley. R. E. Gibson, former Corvallis
ite, is holding down homestead in tha
section.
Miss Anna Lindgren expects to depart
Thursday for her home at Melrose
Southern Oregon. Miss Lindgren vii
return in time for the opening OF tn
Corvallis public school, in which she is
teacher.
Phil Metchan of the Imperial Hote
Portland, and J. T. Cooper of Indepen
dence, who are associated in busines
interests in Corvallis. are in the city fo
the purpose of making repairs to thei
property. .15
| While tie crowd was not as large q
the Willamette picnic, Friday, as ha
sometimes been the case in past years
those who attended state that the occs
sion was very enjoyable. Quite larg
number from Corvallis attended.
E. j. Harrington and family. accom-
panied by relatives from the East VIII
are visiting them, are expected home to
night from fishing II ip to Alsea. The
were to return Saturday, but owing t
heavy rains, could not cross Alsea mour
tain with their heavily, loaded wagons.
A ladies' chorus furnished specis
music at the M. E. church, Sunday eve
ming. adding to the enjoyment of til
services. Those in the chorus were
Mesdames w. c, Swami, Carroll Gun
mings and Roy Keeney; Misses Mar
Cathey, Evelyn Smith and Elsie Rice.
The annual meeting of the Northwe.
Conference OF the Church of Goa will /
held in our church 10 Corvallis, Bento
Co., Oregon, June 2S to 80. Preachin
Friday and Saturday evening. Sunday /
II and Sunday evening. Every body We
come. W. P. Darby.
The annual state conference of ii
"Church of God" in Oregon will be he
in their church in Jobs addition begi
cling Friday evening, June %, and hol
ling over Sunday. About 25 delegat
and a number of prominent ministe
will be pl esent. All are invited to a
tend.
A marriage license was issued Satu
day to Arthur L. Bradley and Myrt
Marian Chappell. The bride is a daug