Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-07-26

Nj. and Mrs. r. Huston and
daughter Helen left yes.erda, for
Elk City for an outing of indefinite
length.
Mrs. William Currin and Miss
Mary Buchanan have been guests
this week ui Mrs. L. A. Marrs, of
| Salem.
General T. J. Thorp has arrived
home FROM Chicago where ne has
been tor several weeks in the inter-
ests of his agricultural automobile.
A writer on housekeeping says:
"A nice tender boil will make your
dinner a success" Does it not de-
pend largely on the location of the
boil?-Ex.
John Banton, an old pioneer and
for many years respected resi-
Cent of AIcea, died at his home at
that place, Sunday, and was buried
Tuesday. No particulars were
learned, save that his death was
sudden.
Clyde Phillips of OAC is visiting
his brother st Chico, California.
Mrs Phillips leaves Monday for
visit with her parents at Silverton,
from which place she will proceed
to Oakland, California, where she
may spend the winter.
After two days confinement in
the St. Mary's hospital in Albany,
Johnny Adams, the thirteen year
old son of William Adams of Alsea,
died Sunday ncon. The cau-a of
de- tn W blood poisoning, induced
by sprain in the left ankle. The
injury was sustained about two
weeks ago at logging camp at
Blodgett on the G. & E. railroad.
The youth jumped off a log and
sprained the ankle. Homemade
remedies improperly applied is said
to have caused blood poisoning.
The youth was taken to Albany and
placed in the hospital for treatment
last Thursday. The remains were
aiken to Alsea, Monday, for inter
ment.
Tillamook county will have an
other exhibition of its dairy products
:; It's annual county fair this year,
which takes place in Tillamook
City on the 22nd, 23rd and 24th of
August. There will be stock show
10 c. lection with the fair. Dairy
men h. ye h ,v.ng exceeding
! ly hign cs for bu ter fat in Til
lam ook III 5 year, ranging from 33c
to 37c per pound, being lUc per
p ind above thai p d last year,
vs. ring from $12 to $14 per COW
per month. The fair will be made
INTEREST," for the numerous camp
ers and pleasure seekers who 60 to
Tillamook every yes from other
counties, Y . they spend their
summos V G. IONS in that prosper
Gus and del :. aful coast county.
The Corvallis Brick & Tile Works
will have a kiln of brick ready for
sale July 3Oth. 62-63
Robert Williamson, a prosperous
citizen of Wells, was a Corvallis visitor
Tuesday.
Miss Susie Blodgett of Salem has been
the guest this week of relatives in Cor
wallis.
Notice: There is always work
for teams, hauling lumber from S.
H. Moore saw MI on the P. A.
Kline r. .ch '. est of town. 5S f
Mrs. Sam Kerr and daughter. Miss
Nita, left Wednesday for visit in Port
land. They are to go from there on a
| camping trip with Charles Butler and
family, formerly of this city. They will
be absent two weeks.
The new church edifce just completed
at Philomath by the Radical United
Brethren church will be dedicated Sun
day, July 2sth. Bishop II. L. Barcley,
D. D., of Portland will officiate in the
dedicatory service. In connection with
the Sabbath service there will be bas-
ket dinner. All are invited to come and
bring their baskets. Morning service
will begin at IL o'clock; afternoon service
at O'Clock; evening service at s.
Wanted: To purchase from the
breeders Cotswold or Lin coin
sheep. Call me on ndepend ent
phone No. SCI or No. 2S4. VIM.
H. Savage, Corvallis, Oregon. 53tf
Mrs. Clara Baker left yesterday tor a
visit with friends in Albany, having spent
several days with friends in this city.
Mrs. Baker will be remembered here as