Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-07-23

Miss Bradley Of Albany visite
relatives ia Corvallis the last of til,
week.
Miss Mary Danneman has beer
the guest of Portland friends tn,
past few days.
Miss Carrie Danneman leaves to.
day for Clem, Eastern Oregon, to b,
with her father who is quite ill.
James Jones returned the last o
the week from Charlottesville, where
he had been employed for som.
time.
M. s. Woodcock, wife and sor
Edwin left Friday for weeks visit
to Newport, the popular summer
resort of the coast.
Mrs. Mckinney has sold the re.
naming two lots of he- property in
lobe addition to Isaac Jackson, who
purchased her residence this spring.
Judge and Mrs. E. Woodward
Mrs. and Miss Mckinney, and Miss
Brock, of Portland, go to Newpor,
the first of this week for months
outing.
Agent Sites of the o. r. & N
company departed a few days ago
for Salem, by canoe. He was ac-
companied from Albany by Agent
Oscar Olson, and from Salem the
two went to Portland to spend the
summer.
Another Corvallis business estab.
lishment has changed hands. Il is
the grocery store of T. A. Boulden,
and the new proprietors are Sam
Whiteside and George Cooper, both
popular young men OF. this city.
Possession was to be given yester-
day.
Earl Heckart has become an ac-
tive candidate in the Portland Jour-
NAILS scholarship contest that is nov
the attention f the young
people throughout the state. Earl
has made pretty thorough canvass
of Benton county, and returned the
last of the week from Eugene, where
be also made canvass.
This afternoon Mrs. w. D. De-
Varney of this city Was issued a
hunters license by the county clelk.
Mrs. DeVarney is the first woman
in Linn county to take out hunt
sr's license this year. During the
entire hunting season there are very
few women who procure hunting Ii
,enses. Mr.. DeVarneY also procur
ID a hunters license. A total of
2O9 hunters licenses have been is
sued by the county clerk this year.
Fridays Albany Herald.
Game wardens are beginning to
cave for the woods now that the
leer season for bucks has opened.
They will be on the watch for those
Who violate the law by killing doe.
While the season for buck deer
opened upon the 18th of this month
he open season for does does not
commence until September 1st, and
hat does may be protected from
he hunters who would overstep the
aw the game wardens are on the
ground. Those hunters who do not
nave licenses will also be looked
lfter, and promptly brought to jus
ice.--El.
A passing stranger was attracted
~ frightful screams coming from a
title house not far from the road.
1urriedly tying his horse, he ran to
he house and found that little
10Y had swallowed quarter, and
lis mother, not knowing what to do,
lad tecome frantic. The stranger
aught the little fellow by his heels
nd. holding him up, gave few
hakes, whereupon the quarter soon
lropped to the floor. well, mis-
er." said the grateful mother, ''you
ert'n'y knowed how to get it out. |
Air you a doctor?' "No, madam"
eplied the stranger. Pm a COL
ector of internal revenue. .'--Ex
Mrs. G. B. Starr and daughter,
Hiss Mamie, returned Friday from
eugene, where they attended the
of Mrs. Jane Campbell, c.
). Starts sister. Concerning the |
uneral the Register says: "The
uneral of Mrs. Jane, wife of James
Campbell, of Camp Greek, was held
Services were held at
he home by DR.. l. D. Driver, and
he remains were brought to Eugene