Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-09-27

Miss Mabel Farmer return ned
Tuesday from visit with friends
at Turner.
Chauncey Harding, one of the
old football men, has arrived to re-
enter OAC.
T. II. Wellsher, wife and daugh-
ter, Vivian, returned Tuesday from
a wesk's visit in Salem and Port
land.
Har- y Belknap came home Tues
day from S.. em, where he assisted
with the OAC exhibit during the
fair.
Ed Kiger returned to Portland,
Wednesday, after. a few days visit
with his brother, Reuben kiger, in
this city.
DR.. Flint, whose life was thought
to bein danger during a severe ILL.,
ness week ago, is improving and
is able to sit up.
Miss Della King has gone to
Burns, Eastern Oregon, to spend
the winter with her uncle. Will
King, and attend school.
The office of President Kerr at
O..C has been wired for electric
lights this week, and wiring is in
progress at Waldo Hall.
The cron of the late Crawford
peaches at the Kiger orchard will
be ready for gathering about the LIST
of October. There is good crop.
Miss Mae Smith, an OAC gradu-
ate, we'll known in this city, is
teaching srain this fal' in Oragon
City, where she was employed LAST
year.
John Lenger's delivery rig was
almost demolished Nor day evening
In a runaway. Considerable dam
age was done but she horse Was not
injured.
1t is stated in this city e O.
V. Hurt, for many years resident
of Corvallis, has become q member
OF he finn that conducts q store at
Waldport.
DR. G.. H. Feese went to Portland
Tuesday morning to attend the an
nual conference of the M. E. church.
Mrs. Feese went down Wednesday
for the same purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Sta: snd
daughters, Misses Sylvia and Mamie,
arrived home Tuesday from q weeks
visit to Portland, Vancouver, Salem
and trip up the Columbia.
Henry FELTON, and family left the
first of .''is week for their home at
Burns, Eastern Oregon, after spend
ing the summer with the formers
parents, M and Mrs. Cns rles Eel
ton, in this city.
Req ort reached Corvallis, Tues
day, that Tom Vidi,o, who is out
on hunt in the mountains, had
fine, big elk. So far
this is the onl- one repor led killed
bv any of the Corvallis hunters who
sie afeld.
H. A. Flint arrived Tues lay from
sy racuse, New York, for visit
with mis- father, DR.. L. V. Flint.
The latter is very weak, and al
though able to dress and be about
The house, is 100 feeble to receive
many callers.
Miss Keeney Brown and bro. ler,
Verne, niece and nephew of Mrs. +.
0. Gray. arrived Tuesday from
Arapahoe, Nebraska, to join the
father and brother, who came TO
Oregon about a year ago for the
benefit of the latter's health.
R. S. Brvson purchased from
Mrs. Angeline Holt, yesterday, 81
fine lots on West Ninth street be
twee q Lincoln and Lawrence, with !
200 feet front by 100 feet deep. The
was $23CO which is
very 1easonabls.-Eu-
gene Register.
1t is reported here that fishermen
and canperymen are at war OF the
south Alsea, the fishermen having
demanded Is cents per fsa for sii-
and 40 certs per fish for
Chinook salmon. This, it is alleg-l
ID, the cannerymen refuse to pay,
With the result that TIE canneries
ire shut down and the fishermen |
idle.
The Commissioner of the General |
Land Office has issued an order |
which requires the regis 3rs and g
,eivers of all Uni ed S ates land
H3oos IN propa~a oil appii,. 4 'ona fo